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nisisnIsirmySelectees WillLeave TuesdayFor Active DutyiinOneida county men of the Jan-n j uary selective service contingent ex-e amined in Milwaukee on Tuesday j of this week will leave Rhinelan- '•eoitoeitrthis week's examinations, wereRobert J. Bertrand, from Joliet, 111.; John T. Peterson, from Racine, Wis.; Walter I. Dragoo from Lodi. Calif, and Howard L. Pitlik, from Chicago, 111.Two men who made the trip to Mil waukee were held over for further physical examination and reports on disposition of their easeshave not been received as yet.Ed Swedbergder Tuesday evening, Jan. 12, for | ^I active service in the army, the draft Jboard office here announced today, j The office received this morning j from the Milwaukee examination ; station the report on the January. contingent.- * James McRae, of Rhinelander, will- be the leader of the group on next week’s trip to Fort Sheridan.Six of the men included in the j contingent elected to report direct- j ly to Fort Sheridan after their ex- |Well, SafeHe Writes/rfiti)animations in Milwaukee. These ! were Gustave F. Sachse, 1676 Eagle street, Rhinelander; Lloyd T. Dolan, 1003 Randall avenue, Rhinelander; David B. Rice, Pelican Lake; Wade H. Flannery, Pelican Lake; Walter I. Dragoo. who was transferred to Oneida county from Lodi. Calif., and Thomas L. Hildebrand, 316 Ridgeway drive. Rhinelander.Accepted men, other than those j who went directly to Sheridan, ar- | rived home yesterday morning on a i week’s furlough, after their enrollment in the enlisted reserve corps.Accepted in Milwaukee were: Rhinelander.Walter F. Pospychala, 26, 429 HighI street.i Leo L. ZonckI, 35, 130 North Bairdavenue.Henry W. Miller. 31. 217 Young! street.Harley F. Jersey. 34, 26 East Mon-ico street.Eugene V. Paquette. 25, 1034 Pinosstreet.Edward C. Biermier, 29, 15 EastIItasca street.ifJames A. McRae, 25, 139-A High-J view Parkway.Edmund C. Mahner. 24, 17 East IHarvey street. jIrvin J. Clark. 23, 656-A Albanstreet.Lawrence Klaver. 20. 22 Randall avenue.Ward R. Larson. 20. R.F.D. 1. Henry J. Biernier, 19, 923 Margaret street.Elten A. Maloney. 19. 109 Crescentstreet.Duane A. Payleitner. 19, 134 Randall avenue.Richard E. Rayford, 19, 1109 North jStevens street.Ray W. Briggs, 19. R.F.D. 1.Alfred J. Bowyer, 19, 410 SouthPelham street.Russell R. Lynch, 19, 820 Riverstreet.Lieut. Col. Edwin W. Swedberg. of Rhinelander, reported to be commanding Allied forces in the Buna Mission sector on New Guinea, is ‘ working hard, is well and safe, Mrs. Swedberg was advised in a cablegram from her husband today.The cable followed by a day a letter dated Dec. 15. 1942, from Lieut. Col. Swedberg. In it he said:“Have much to be thankful for today and have given thanks. Made our first big.attack yesterday and were successful in capturing a place that had been giving us much trouble. We took it without having anyone kiiled and had very few wounded.Paradowski (Lieut. Gerald Paradowski, of Milwaukee, former Rhinelander attorney) got nipped in the leg above the knee and will probably be back withus tomorrow. My orderly got a slight wound but is still with me. A grenade burst in my command post during the fight but we were too busy to be bothered with it.“Slept last night in a Jap bed between dry Jap blankets. Picked up a silk undershirt in a Jap dump so feel dressed up again. This note is on their paper.“Everything is quiet today and we are getting reorganized and cleaned up. The men are in very good spirits and can lick anythingthat tries to stop them.“I am in tip-top shape and feel fine—a little thin, but in good health.Horse Meat Menu Degrading-LaGuardiaNEW YORK. Jan. 7 lt;7P)—It’s degrading to eat horse meat, says Mayor La Guardia.“Whatever you do, whether I am here or not. don’t you ever permithorse meat to be sold in New York Julius J. Petta, 19, 117 East Kemp i city. he told the city council yes-street.Russell A. Melau, 19, R.F.D. 1. Edward R. Magnant. 19, 22 Randallavenue.Mahlon E. Horn, 19. 608 Dorr avenue.Harold C. Shepard. 19, 1319 Dorothy street.John Sebero. 19. East Keenanstreet.Leroy V. Pecore. 19, 117 Crescent street.Gustav F. Sachse, 19. 1676 Eagle streetLloyd T. Dolan, 19, 1003 Randallavenue.Delor G. Harris, 19. General Delivery.Earl J. Vernick, 19. 329 Abnerst reel.Alvin F. Jeffrey. 19, R.F.D. 1. Richard G. Johnson, 19, 529 Lincoln street.Oscar O. Meisler, 19, R.F.D. 2. Lester F. Marquardt, 19, 133 EastAnderson street.Herman M. Reissmun, 19, 455 Lakestreet.Lawrence L. Ahlstrom, 19, R.F.D.terday. WhereVer it is sold you will find degradation.TONIGHTIHIT NO. 1A LOVE STORY THAT’S MERRY WITH MUSIC!Because seven gorgeous girlsturn a mad-cap man-hunt into the year’s happiest, most melodic entertainment surprise!
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Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jan 07, 1943
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