Evening star., 1945-04-02

he entered the Army october 8,
1943, and went overseas about
year ago.
TI5 Russell L. Mclaughlin, 27,
husband of Mrs. Marcelin M. Nc
Laughlin, 1700 North Wayne street,
Arlington, was wounded in Ger
many March 2, according to the
Owl list. Mrs. Mclaughlin said her
husband now is hospitalized.
Born in Bloomfield, Ind, and
graduate of the high school there,
TI5 Mclaughlin came here in 1885,
attended Strayer's Business Col
lege and was employed by the
Treasury Department here and. in
Chicago. He entered the Army in
February, l943, and went overseas
seven months ago. The couple have
a 6-week-old daughter. Marcelin.
Pfc. Humphrey w. Johnson, 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn john
son, 1929 S street NV, was wounded
in Germany March l, the War De-
partment has announced. His
mother said he had written he ex-
pected to leave the hospital soon.
A graduate of Western High
School, he entered the service in
October, l943, and went overseas
last August While at Western High,
he was a captain in the Cadet
Corps and an honor student.
Pfc. Samuel F. Flemings, "a. in
fantry. whose wife, Mrs Lillian M
Flemings. lives at 921 Hamlin street
NE. was officially listed as wounded
in Germany March l, A native of
Harpers Ferry. w Va, he entered
the Army five years ago and was sta
toned at Fort Myer, Va, four years.
He went overseas in December, last
year. The couple have a daughter,
Sandra Lee, 2.
r Sergt. Harry S. Shipp, jr., 81,
whose parents live at 4802 Ritten-
house street. Riverdale, Md, was
wounded in Germany March 2, &C
cording to the official list Born at
Falls Church. Va, he was graduated
from Hyattsville High School in 1912
and was employed at the Prince
Georges Bank and Trust Co, before
entering the Army in March, l943.
Sergt. Shipp served year and a
half in the Maryland National
Guard. A brother, Pvt. Clinton E.
Shipp. is stationed at Fort George
G. Meade, Md, his mother said.
SfSergt. Richard H. Hill, 26, of
the armored forces, brother of
Mrs. Joseph E. Young, 5ll Sheridan
street NV. has been wounded a
second time. the War Department
has announced. He was first wound
ed June 13, in Normandy. and the
second time March 3. in Germany,
the sister said.
Sergt Hill entered the service
eight years ago and went overseas
three years ago A brother, Sergt.
Carl Hill. Marine Corps, is in the
South Pacific
Pfc. Louie H. Lucks. husband OF
Mrs. Georgianna Lucks. whose ad-
dress was given by the War Depart
ment as Route 3, Alexandria. has
been reported wounded in the Euro
pean area. Mrs. Lucks was reported
to have moved from the address
listed
Pvt. Bernard Feinberg, whose wife,
Mrs Sarah Feinberg, listed by the
War Department as living at 250l
Fourteenth street NE. was reported
wounded in the European area,
Friends said Mrs. Feinberg had
moved to New York last April when
her husband went overseas.
Pfc. Carroll V. Garrison. whose
wife, Mrs. Frances L. Garrison. lives
at Clio Forty-first street, HyattS-
Vile, Md, was wounded in the Euro
pean area. according to the War
Department.
Stories about the following men
also repotred wounded on today's
official list appeared in The Star
after the next of kin was notified:
Sergt. Frank p. Cogswell, son of
Mrs. Kathryn E. Cogswell, 1923
Eighth street NV.
1st 1t. Stephen T. Early. jr., son
of Stephen r. Early, '704 Morning
side drive NV.
Pvt. william c. Mcneil. son Of
Mrs. Ella F. Mcneil, 488 street S.W.
Pfc. Clifton A. Wagner, son of Mrs.
Ethel V. Harrington, 228 Thirty
seventh street Sc.
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