Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
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PRE sS:a L Kenneth A., % nov s sta,
Second street NV : For pll9 II! numer-
from September, 1913, to October, 1874.
1t. Prescher has more than 800 opera
tional fight hours to his credit.
Commendation.
General Hospital. Richmond, Va. Finance
6 emser a. 1911 SIs M tO june "a s from
ZUGBE, S/Sergt. Jules, hdqtrs., Sd Service
Conn Gomman q Baltimore Nd; 1746 A
GRidds, ssrgt. John J.: sth AAF, tech;
road: For Defending advanced air air base s.;
CURTIS, sergt. Willard c.. 171O Otis
WOLFE, corpl Marion r.. 1912 D street
MITCHELL, Pfc. Everett T, 1O11 street
A1kENs, PVT. Eugene. jr. 52e Fifteenth
Oak Leaf Cluster to Bronze.
SEAMAN, Col. Jonathan, o., CD, 9Th Army
Group hdqtrs., Germany
HARE. Sergt. James A.. list Inf. Div, Sd
For activity in the vicinity Of otterstsdt.
Germany. when. as reconnaissance pa
troll. sergt Hare and comrades drew
enemy position.
Bronze Star.
PEARSON, Pfc; Harold j.; Army Mediesl
Upton street NV.
MONTE, sergt. Joseph, cook with sth
Army; 1912 Alabama avenue Sc.
CHAMPION. corpl, joseph H; sngineer
4036 street Sc. For combat heroism.
IRVING, Pfc Garland L.. Amphibian En-
gineer Unit, 9th Army. Philippines; 5l41
Macarthur boulevard NV. For heroism
DoWNEY. Mai. Paul W.. Persian Cuff
Command, director Of operations. desert
s dTtfs with R Rassn s s5eft Mw
LINES, 1t. Philip D., platoon leader U. S.
Army. Dachau, Germany: Takoma Park,
MosCA Pfc. Joseph P. 337th Infantry
REGIMENT; 9Th Army. Italy; 73s Quincy
BoURKE. Mai. Gen. Thomas E., artillery.
PHILIPPINES; 1855 Monroe street NV.
FULLER, Mai. Regain, 5th Amphibious
Corps, Philippines; 1910 Rodman street
BAsLER, Capt. clinton B.. 77lst Tank Bn.:
Germany; 31l4 r street NV. Directed
the p an ofeen behn
PUGH. 1t. Comdr Douglas H., 81, aboard
For service as assistant approach officer
aboard submarine, co-ordipatins IRE
ALTHAUs Capt. Robert e.. 62d Bomb
Wins, 18th AAT, Italy; 1915 Twenty
aSs.ns n sssn Pss e. genera 1dys%ee
Armies, oermsny; is$a Harvard street
ping space through obtaining supplies
E4s 6a e o4dvs Lso Stree. hdg NV 1 Fol
mer executive officer of GIL.
TURNER, 1t. COL Marshall s., quarter
s sep 4 sRenAe SW p or Service s7f
Ruhr Pocket and Austria Bavaria cam
BIRD. 1t. Robert B.. a1, goth Chemical
Chevy Chase, Md. For effective IRE
from February ruar,,I 10 70 May 8. 1s45, as
neers Combat Battalion, eetS infantry
H othum. Luxembourg. serst. Boyer 2 and id
comrade voluntarily cleared heavily
mined road through the town to within
wHPPso asas L. o. co f e john r. nes
AAF aerial reconnaissance station. Eng
Battalion. Germany; 5s1s Colorado ave-
HA Iss Son Col. Richard H. executive of
hcer, seth Division Artillery; 1928
Germany; BIG Thirty-eighth street
HARPER, Capt. Robert NJ. 29th Division.
Germany: 4S01 Connecticut avenue NV.
MQRISI Sergt. Joseph L.. 18th Division,
Germany; 214S F street NV.
MULLEN, Corpl. Joseph E.. 2eth Division,
Germany; 4543 Forty-fourth street NV.
O'CONOR, S/Sergt. Justin w.. jr., 10Th Di-
vision, Germany; 1857 Jenifer street
RIcHARDsoN 1t. Dale N. 2sth Division.
Germany: 213 Douglas street NE.
SIMPSON. Sergt Samuel T., Goth Division,
Germany; 1910 Kansas avenue
YEI.LNAN. Capt Frank r.. reconnaissance
ofhcer with the 18th Corps in Germany;
1929 Massachusetts avenue Sc For
service as forward observer under in
McRAE. MAJ. Robert B., commander, oath
Tank Bn., 18th Armored Div, Germany;
1902 Thirty-fourth street NV For
Ruhr pocket, Bavarian and Austrian
campaigns.
sToc c1s l,., e. Charles ", hdatrs;. 18th
siayakis; 1924 Lowell street NV. AZ
artillery aerial observer, he destroyed q