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24 CalledServiceTuesdayTwenty-four youths answered the second call to service in June by reporting at Selective Service Headquarters in Benton early on Tuesday morning for a bus trip to Jefferson Barracks for induction into the Army. The day before 20 men were called to the colors.Another 60 will be inducted at mid-month.In the ranks of the young men who left Tuesday there were only two from Sikeston:Jesse Horace Cunningham, 855, Chaffee laborer.Clifford Leon Daniel, 2 9 7 9, Fomfelt river worker.Harold Emory Bryan, 2992, Pain-ton farmer.William Ervin Maddox, 3001, Oran grocery man.Audrey Kuykendall, 3019, Charleston, route two, farmer.Lawrence August Schlosser, 3,~ 029, Oran farmer.Virgil Augustine Dannenmuel-ler, 3043, formerly of Kelso and now of St. Louis, carpenter.Lester Ireanas Wallace, 3056, Sikeston, route one, farmer.Raymond Albert Ourth, 3060, Chaffee section hand.Robert Marshall Gunter, 3064, Sikeston laborer.Willis Woodrow Kelley, 3070, Illmo farmer.Sam R. Ponder, 3075, Chaffee river worker.Monroe Henry Lauck, 3090, Chaffee shoe worker.Bert Lyle Howard, 3130, Doniphan construction worker.Horace William Smith, S3133, Illmo factory worker.Chester Cecil Carven, 3135, Orlando, Fla., commercial representative for Western Union.Elmer Elwood London, 3137, Oran farmer.Roy Clinton Hockertmith, 3139, Commerce river worker. / Harold Oscar Dimberger, 3145, Benton farmer.Henry Lee Moore, 3179, St Louislaborer.Emmett Ellis Huey, S3129, Chaffee river worker.Leamon Floyd Green, S3245, Commerce farmer.Charles Henry Will, S3277, Illmo factory worker.Paul Herbert Blattel, S3325, An-cell farmer.
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Sikeston Standard
Sikeston, Missouri, US
Fri, Jun 05, 1942
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