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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

Word has been received that Flight Officer Homer V. Bernier, son of MT. and Mrs. Homer R. Bernier of 1891 East Main St. is now stationed i'm England with the Eight Air Force and is . navi- gator on . B-17 Flying Fortress.
 A graduate of Crosby High School, he was student of North
 Carolina State College, Raleigh, N. C., when he enlisted in April, 1943. He received his training at University of Vermont, Maxwell Field, Ala, and Selman Field, La. where he received his commission i'm October, 1914.
 An Eighth Air Force Bomber Sta ton, England Edward E. Lan- ouette, the 10-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Lanouette. Morse avenue, Waterbury, Conn, has re- gently been promoted from the rank of sergeant to staff sergeant.
 Since his arrival in the European theater of operations on January 19, 1945, he hs ben serving with the veteran 3O5th Bombardment Group as radio operator on B-17 Fly ing Fortress.
 Sergeant Lanouette'S missions have taken him to some of the most important targets in Germany. He has participated in attacks on the enemy's overtaxed oil plants and shared in the Eighth Air Force offensive against Germany's trans portation system.
 Before entering the AAF on Aug ust 24, 1943, Sergeant Lanouette was route salesman for the Waterbury Towel Supply Company. He attend ed the Crosby High school in Wa terbury, Conn.
 Bremerton, Wash.-Thomas G Byrnes, machinist's mate second class, USNR, of Waterbury, Conn. is now stationed with the Ship Re- pair Unit which is in training al the Puget Sound Navy yard ir Bremerton, Wash. His wife, Alma and 3-year-old son, Thomas, art residing in Waterbury at 268 Wood- tick road.
 Byrnes was born in Waterbury and attended Wilby high school in that city. Prior to his enlistment in the Navy's Ship Repair unit in New Haven, Conn.,, in November 1943, he was employed as tool maker. He received his basic train ing at Bainbridge, Maryland, before reporting to the Puget Sound Navy yard for advanced training in Oc- tober, 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

Corp. Robert M. Apirian, . member of a B-17 Liberator, has reported to Lincoln, Nebraska, after spending 8 furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Apirian, 4l McDOnald avenue.
 The radio operator mechanic trained at Kecslcr Field. Miss, Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Santa Anna, Calf, upon en- tering the service in September, 1943. He received his gunner's wings at Yuma, Ariz.
 Daytona Beach, Fla, April A. Pvt. Bernard c. Plevokes, formerly of 51 Field street, Waterbury Conn. has recently arrived at Welch Con valescence hospital here. The care fully planned reconditioning pro- gram here will speed his convales- cence and assist his return to the best of health.
 The son of Mrs. Anna Allison, en- tered the Army October 194l and has since served 19 months in the European theatre of operations. His wife, Elizabeth, and son, Gary, re- side in Atlanta, Ga. He was for merly connected with the Elton Hotel in Waterbury, Conn.
 First It. Paul 0. Condon, platoon commander of the 29th Inf. Divi- sion, has been promoted from the rank of second lieutenant to that of first lieutenant, with the 18th Division, serving in Germany.
 The officer, who previously served in the Pacific theater, also holds the Purple Heart, Expert Infantry badge, and Combat Infantry badge It. Condon is the son of MT. and Mrs. John Condon, 2576 East Main street.
 His wife, the former Reta E. Con- don, resides at 150 Plaza avenue.
 Storekeeper 1c Samuel Isaacs. USNR, who has just completed l5 months of service with mine sweeping unit in the Mediterran- can area, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Isaacs, IA Cooke street, and sister, Mrs. Ben Wetheimer, 127 Clinton street. His wife and daugh- ter are also visiting here.
 Isaacs has been stationed in North Africa, Corsica and France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

The brake check will be timely, Supt. Carson said, because usually accidents increase sharply in the spring, and since cars on the aver age are twice as old today as be- fore the war, they are more likely to suffer breakdowns. The super intendent indicated that all cars would be checked which are op- erated in a manner indicating that the brakes are not safe.
 The program, sponsored by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, is supported by nearly 100 national organizations, includ- ing the Ofiice of Defense Trans portation and the U. s. Army Serv- ice Forces. Police throughout Con- necticut are cooperating in this na- tional program.
 "A simple brake check has been devised" explained Superintendent Carson, which will take police officer only minute to make. It is hoped that all motorists will CO., operate in this wartime program by having their brakes checked VOL untarily at repair shops and by making sure the entire car is in safe operating condition.
 "As was declared by General Som- ervell, chief of the U. s. Army Service Forces when he indorsed this program. Every automobile in America must be regarded as 8 weapon in our all- out war ef- fort
 No new cars will be made until after the war-yet, last year, a quar- ter million were damaged so badly in accidents, they went to the scrap heap. We've got to stop such fear full losses" Superintendent Carson said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
War Department
 Lists Casualties

sued the following list of casu- alties with next of kin from this area. In case of divergence be- tween this list and information sent to the next of kin, the last War Department telegram or let ter to the next of kin Is to be considered the final authority.
 Army Dead-Eur0pean Regions
 COLITTI, Victor J., Pvt, son of Mrs. Maria Colitti, 2l3 N. Elm street. Waterbury.
 DANSEREAU, Armand J.. Sgt. son of Mrs. Alma Dansereau, 5l E Liberty street, Waterbury.
 MUCCI, Alfred, Pvt, son of Ms Philomena Delasantro, 84 Sumae street, Waterbury.
 Army WOunded-EurOpean Region,
 BERGEN, John J., Pvt, son ot Mrs. Bessie Bergin, l68 South Main street. Waterbury.
 CONKLYN, Frederic E., Pvt, hus- band pf Mrs. Annette l.. Conklyl S5 Unlon street, Waterbury.
 DESCOTEAUX, Arthur A. Pfc, husband of Mrs. Lucille Descoteaux. 436 South Main street, Waterbury
 FUSCO, Mario, Pvt, son of Mrs. Mary Fllsco, r Ayres street, Wa terbury.
 JACOVINO. Henry A., Pfc, son of Joseph Jacovlno, 77 Division street, Waterbury.
 LEVITT. Adolph, S-Sgt., son of Mrs. Catherine Lenti, 191 Central avenue, Torrington.
 MAGARACI, Charles J., S-Sgt. husband of Mrs. Nicoliha B. Maga- raci. 18 Griggs street, Waterbury. OLSCHEFSKI. Theodore F., Jr., son of Mrs. Helen Olschefski, 236 Oak street, Waterbury. PUDIM, Edward J.. Pvt, husband of Mrs. Catherine c. Pudim, llO Park Terrace, Waterbury.
 QUINN, Henry J., Pfc, son of Mrs. Ann Quinn, 123 Wolcott street Waterbury.
 REWT, Albert D., Pvt, husband of Mrs. Ona Gean Rewt, 59 South Leonard street. Waterbury.
 ROSATO, Angelo F., Pfc, son of Mrs. Ida Rosato, 49 Sheffield street Waterbury.
 SPALLONE. William D. S-Sgt., son of Mrs. Carmella F. Spallone, 424 Washington avenue. Waterbury Army WOunded-Paciflc Regions TROLAND. Clinton A.. Pfc, hus- band of Mrs. Evelyn L. Troland, l2l3 Baldwin street. Waterbury.
 Prisoners of WaE-Germany
 BOUCHER, Raymond F., T6, son of Mrs. Alma Boucher, 2l Griggs street, Waterbury, DE FRANCISCO. John J.. Lt son of Mrs. Fannie De Francesca, 742 Congress avenue. Waterbury NAYLOR, Edward J., Pvt, son of Mrs. Alice M. Naylor, % Catherine avenue. Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
INSURANCE POLICY
 ISSUE IN ACTION
Stephen Robinson of Wa terbury Named Defend-
 ant in $7,OOO Action

A special superior court assign nant has been made for April IT in the $7,000 civil action brought by Minerva Buck of Cheshire against her brother-in-law, Stephen w. Robinson of Waterbury. The plain tifH brings the litigation as the ad- mtnistratrix of the estate of her father, the late Lorenz Buck.
 The plaintiff claims the defendant fraudulently made himself benef1- ciary to $5,00O insurance police issued by the Prudential Insurance Co.,, to the late MT. Buck.
 According to the complaint, the defendant made an application to probate court for administration of the will of his wife, the late Anna Buck Robinson, and called on his father-in-law to obtain his sigma ture on waiver of notice contained in the application.
 It is alleged the defendant took advantage of the inflrmity and in- capacity of MT. Buck, who was at that time confined to 8 home for the aged, and instead obtained a signature which made him benefi- ciary to the insurance policy. It was the intention of the father, the writ states, to leave the insur- ance proceeds to his children. MT. Buck died in 1941.
 The parties in the suit were in- volved several years ago in a will litigation involving the estate oi the defendants wife. A superior court jury in June. 1942 found the issues in favor of MT. Robinson, who had been named sole benefi- ciary under his wife's will. The will suit was started by the late Mir. Buck and prosecuted, upon his death, by Minerva Buck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
SERGT. BOYLE
 GIVEN MEDAL
Receives Decoration for GaIIantry in Action in
 Germany

S.-Sgt. Willard II. Boyle. P, son of MT. and Mrs. Willard Boyle. 2444 East Main street, was recently awarded the Bronze Star for gall lantry in action somewhere in Germany" Sgt. Boyle also received the Purple Heart while in combat in France. He has two brothers over seas.
 Pfc. Ralph Boyle, 20. with the Army Air Force in the Philippines, and Pvt. Clarence Boyle, 19. also an infantryman, who was wounded in France, is now hoSpitalized in England.
 Ems. James E. Doherty, who has been spending a leave with his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

NEWS OF MEN NV THE SERVICE

With the Fifth Army. Italy-Pri- vate Patsy s. DiBeneditto of Water bury, Conn, who came to Italy as a replacement, is serving in an in- fantry unit that utilized every con- ceivable means of winter warfare in combating the Germans on the Fifth Army mountain front during the winter just ended.
 He is a member of the 3s7th Wolverine" Regiment of the S5th Custer" Division.
 Di Beneditto is a cannoneer. His wife, Yola, lives at 2l8 Fairfield ave- nue, Waterbury.
 S/Sgt. Russell Owens, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Owens, A Ward street Naugatuck, Conn, is now stationed at MacDill Field, near Tampa, Fla. where he is undergoing combat crew training as a flight engineer on g B-29 Super-Fortress.
 S/Sgt. Owens entered the service on Nov. IT, 1941. He attended Gran vile High school. {,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

today United National Clothing Collection for the destitute ceon sevceobe cothne soe bedding slowed away otc cellars storage chests Give your share today Waterbury every Station receiving depot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

With The tooth Division Of The Seventh Army In France-Pct. Ger ard A. LaMadeleine of IS Seeley street. Waterbury, Conn. was re- gently assigned to the 298th. Infan- try of the tooth. Infantry division and is now serving with that or ganization of the Seventh Army front in Eastern France.
 With his new assignment he has become a member of the famous Century" Division, commanded by Major General Withers A. Burress of Richmond, Va, which played a major role in the hugh Seventh Army winter offensive on the Vest ern Front.
 Thomas F. Kelly, s 2-c, son of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, 286 Wal nut street, has completed baSit training at Sampson, N. Y, and il now stationed at Newport, R. l., fol advanced training. Seaman Kelly attended Sacred Heart high school before his enlistment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

A veteran of the Normandy in- vasion, who was recently awarded a medal for meritorious service as a truck driver recently lost his life in France.
 Tn. Cpl. Joseph T. Ra1nauskas, 20, an anti-aircraft gunner with the First Army was killed in action March 21, according to a War De- pertinent telegram received by his mother, Mrs Anna McAuliffe, 153 Draher avenue.
 The soldier, c graduate of St. Jo- seph's Parochial school and Wilby high school, was employed by the Apothecaries Hall Go. before enter ing the Army March g, 1943. He trained at Camp Davis, N. C.. Fort Fisher, N. c. and Blackstone, Va. He prepared for combat duty in England after leaving this country February 28, 1044.
 Besides his mother, he leaves his grandmother, Mrs. Anna Sakalaus- kas, Waterbury.
 A memorial high Mass will be offered for Cpl. Razinauskas Tues day at g .. m. at St. Joseph's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

A memorial Mass will be offered on Monday at 9 o'clock at St.. Stanislaus K0ska Church for Pfc. Edward s. Swiech, son of MT. and Mrs. J. z. Swiech, 192 Tudor St.. who lost his life In combat March 19 in Germany while serving with an infantry unit attached to It. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's 7th Army. Prior to entering the serv- ice December 2, 1943, Pfc. Swiech was a machinlst at the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas po~ herty. % william street, he's istf for San Francisco. Calf. Ens. Dn- herty was recently commissioned " Northwestern university. Chicago. The oficer entered the Navy in February. 1922. and served over- seas % months, returning to the United States last June. He is Q graduate or Leavenworth high school and was senior ct Wash ington college. Chestertown. Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
Machines Involved
 In Any Violation Or
 Mishap To Be Tested
Police Throughout the Country Move to Protect Public From "Junk on Wheels" Now Cluttering Streets,
 Highways; AutOists Must Cooperate

Between April IS and June l, Waterbury police will check the brakes of all involved in moving traffic vo leons and accidents in cooperation with nationwide brake program Superintendent Police Daniel J. announced today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

s-Sgt. Terry McGregor. Women Marine recruiter, will be at Victory House from Monday to Saturday from a. m. to 5 D. m. to interview applicants for the Marine Corp WOmen's Reserve.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03

Richard Nottingham Of Mclva. Va
Nh and Mrs 9 + Evans ana son.
Corporal Marvin Evans of Norfolk.
Va. and their hrothcr-in-law Lem
url Lewis of Poughkecpsio y Y.
Nh and Mrs Norman Aydclotto
of New York visited their parents.
Mr. and Mrs James Ayd"lottc. ov-
on The week end
Nh and Mrs James Grace of
Upper Darby. Pa. ar" the guests
of their sister and brother in law.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar G. Hooker and
nephew. Boyer Hooker and Wife.
Nh and Mrs l.inwood Evans and
son OF brooklyn. \. Y. arc at their
summer cottage and also visiting
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Evans. thcn
father
AIr and Mrs. Arthur Taylor have
returned from visit to IIaworln
y J
Mr and Mrs. Strattnn Rurhagc
have returned from visit Will
their son. Willard. at Miami. Fla
George Gray and friends of Ior
scy City, y J are visiting thcu
son. Edison Gray and other friend,
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
News 0f4-H
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Wildwood Ill News

The July mc"tmI of tn" Mill
wood Al luh WAS held July 80 at
NillWood ball 'Tho subject most
discussed WAa The annual picnic.
Votes were taken in favor OF hay
Ing tho picnic ON August 20 AT :
O'Clock and AT tn" Same time have
the monthly business meeting. The
playground was chosen as being
the most suitable place. From the
treasury. hot dogs. rolls. mustard
grape. orange aud root h""r drinks
will he bought Mrs. Grccnly will
max" cabbage relish for th" pic
mic. Rose Colfman volunteered 10
give lar Oi pepper relish. Mrs.
Graham came in after the discus
sion about the picnic and talked to
til" club concerning the Kent Su&-
ScX Fair For tho September meet
in2. Eli2ahrth Nnn Torh"rt and
Rose toHmau will furnish tn" rec
rcatiun Will" E"tty k"nton and
Edgar Cannon Will supply tn" re
frc&hm"nts tn" July meeting clos
ed with th" serving of root been
and pr"tI"l5 Ivy Elizabeth Ann Tor
bert
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
FISHERS DISTRICT
(Near (;rernwOOd)

Mr and Mrs Gene Hall and fam
lily of Wilmington spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs GoOtee
Brown and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dearman
arrived home after spending d ten
day vacation with relatives and
friends in Kamap0lis. Winston
Salem. Concord and Statcsville, y.
G..
Many from This community at
tended the public sale of NIr and
Mrs John Fisher on Saturday at
teInOOn
Miss BETTY Norris. student nurse
of Wilmington. returned to her
duties after spending her summer
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs r. F. Morris and other reia-
tiveS here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeaImau
have returned from a motor trip
to North Carolina where they Wis
tied friends and relatives
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
OCEAN VIEW

The Sunday services were in
spring.
SUNDAY school is held At 9 -
o'clock at Bethel Methodist Church
followed by sermon by Rev Charlcs
Louhotf at II O'Clock. In the even
ing a song service was led by John
Nandyke OF Wilmington. who with
his wife are guests of Rev and
Mrs. Louhoff at the parsonage
\ splendid sermon was deliver
ed by the minister at the M"tho-
dist Church
The Sunday school picnic was
held at Sandy Landing on We'd
ncsday Of this week with dinner
there
At tn" Presbyterian Church Sab
bath School at O'Clock. followed
by the sermon at ; o'clock. Rcv.
l.. Rodney Boaz, former pastor.
delivered the sermon
Quarterly conter"nc" Will tax"
place ON Friday evcuin. Dr ThoS.
{. Morgan the newly appointed
superintendent of the Dover Dis
trict Will preside
Tho Sunday school of the Chris
tan Church will have their picnic
at Sandy Landing on Thursday. Au-
gust .. in tn" afternoon, when they
will take their supper there
Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch from
East I.ansdOwnc. Pa. are spending
a |,
Conway. their mother. They haC
supper with MIR and Mrs Russell
Lynch. their son ON Sunday. anC
will visit Elijah Lynch, their ia
ther. this week, and brother Van
gle Lynch and family.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Dolby last week were Mr. and Mrs
Edward Bunting and son Barri
Ray of Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
IN ME- MORIAM

In loving memory of our d"ar snu
and brother. Il1mau K Ron son.
whom God called hnnc August =.
1H42
The sunshine lost some Of IT,. bright
The day that YOU went away:
$" many things bring memories of
Through every passing da%
II gets kind Of lonely here At times.
And We miss y0u So that's trr"
Eut heaven must h" n wonder fIl
place
With Sumcnn" up thsro lilo ynu
Sadly missed hy Mother. Dad and
Sisters. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03

and relatives whIic rtntin4 an
apartment OF Mrs Clara Pussy
ON thursday Mrs Clara Pussy
was TIA" guest at supper OF h.r
cousin. William Turner and NJ
at Bethany Hcach
Gerald Rckatds and Immj" t,N.
ans ot Philadelphia and W'lmlu-
ton are sp,udm1 their Vacation
with sraudpaccutS Nr iud Nh
Thomas Hickman and Mr. and Mr."
James VI Evans
Mr. and MIS- Clarence Coorol
and children. Ko4". and Robert oi
Philadelphia ar, sprudru2 SOM"
time At th"ir summer home. ais,
with NJ and MIS- Ahiah1 Cooper
AnalcW Murray and Wltr sp,u
Saturday ,vcmn4 with Mn. auo
Mrs. II . Murray
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
ADAMS X ROADS

Miss Minnie Adams aud VirGinia
J &c Robinson :re spending ~ 1dHS
at Rehoboth
Mr. and MIS-. Donald David on
Ieturnc to their home in vii
minGtOn after two week vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Grace Hor-
sey here
Mrs Grace lIorscy. Mr2. Donald
Davidson. Mr.. E"%a Nhcatl"v aud
two children eninycd the 81
hlee1eS at Rchohrth Iaturd Is
afternoon and evening
Mrs. Polly Graft of | amy Pcnr-
sylvania visited Mrs. Ethel Hitler.
Thursday.
Mr.. Neil EIillor rprnt Saturday
and SUNDAY with his wife j.rr".
Mr. and Mrs Earl Robinson
spent Thursday ~ Rcfnhoth
Mrs. Marian Krhin"on and Nilci-
MA Lee will entertain the I'll
tlub on Friday evening at tho
COmmnnity Building in Smrhville