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NAVY RECRUITS, LAST PRIOR TO BAN, LEAVE CITY56 Cleared Through Mansfield Station Go To Cleveland For Final Enlistment.The Mansfield Navv recruitingstation “cleared the decks” thisweek of 65 men from Richlandand five other counties who madeapplication for navy enlistmentprior to Dec. 5, when President Roosevelt's enlistment ban became effective.Two others. 17-year-olds, leftfor Cleveland yesterday for enlistment. They were Lorin D.; Evel, Butler high school junior and Richard K. Knestrick, Mt. Gilead, R. D. 1.Chief Petty Officer C Shollz. jr., announced the following enlistments: Henry R. Chicolani, 361 Cedar street; Frederick R. Newton, 571 Luther street, John Hamilton, 220 North Mulberry street; I Donald M. Sawhill, 409 West i Fourth street; John M. Try on, 102 West Second street; Ray ’e. Coe, 331 Prospect street; Charles E.! Beal, 102 Mendota street; Reuben jC. Weathera 11, jr., Mansfield. E.D. 2; John Bernhardt, 303 High street; Louis Fava, 144 Columbia avenue; Kenneth L, Pease, 296 Third avenue; Jay £. Brinley. 634 Grant street; Norman J. Armstrong, Springmill road: Steve J, \ Yirga. 543 Daisy street; Raymond ! W. Turner, 100 Ausdale avenue; Wesley W. Boals, jr., Mansfield, R, D. 2; Walter E. Finley, 711. Hedges street. I .
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Mansfield News Journal

Mansfield, Ohio, US

Thu, Dec 17, 1942

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