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Forty-One Warreno.Men PassFinalPhysical ExaminationsThe next contingent fiom War-ren county to be inducted into tneU. S. Army under the SelectiveService system will include 41 menfrom the two local draft hoards,' it was indicated today following receipt of word from Erie that that number passed their final physical examinations last Friday.Turning in one of the best records to date, onlv one man failed | to pass the army tests in Erie. All 14 of those sent by Local Board No. 1 were slated for induction. while 27 of 28 from Local Board No. 2 were passed.No date has been set for the induction of these men.Thus far. there have been 190 men inducted into the army since the start of the Selective Service system. These include 97 men from Board No. 1 and 93 from Board No. 2,Throughout the state it is expected that an additional 60,000 men will be called ini'-) the nation s armed services between now and next July, according to state Selective Service headquarters. About 51,000 have been inducted to date.Following is the list of those who passed their examinations inErie last Friday:Local Board No 1 Neil Judson Sharp. Clarendon, Russell Frederick Seth, Clar ndon; Richard Dryden Field. 8 Ventura street. Springfield, Mass: Frank PaulScalise, 827 West Fifth avenue: Kenneth Edward Taft, 20 Swiss street: Harold L. Johnson, Jackson avenue exten-inr Jerome RegisAcks, 1516 Pennsylvania avenue, west; Robert Wayne Belz. 32 Hemlock street: Phillip Matthew 11tel 706 Cornplantei avenue: Clifford Wayne BarhighL 15 Park street;1Vernon B -e.se Lindberg, 5 North Irvine street.; Ray Frederick Thomns* Russell: Keith Davis Rogers K isss II; William Junior Robbins. 1201 Pennsylvania avenue, west.Local P.oiid No. 2 Paul Alfred Lindsev. S ‘ Ilield; Chester Rad-t/osky, R. D. 1. Grand Valley: LewisDeli Connell. R. D. 1 Bear Lake; Truman I lt;• Lillie. Spring Creek: Frank .1 •mb Sabe •. Sheffield John Robe - Kuzminski, Youngs-ville; Charles Marshal Osborne, Grand Vail* v: Lerov William%*• WWinslow. Sheffield: Jlt; a-ph JohnPondel. R. I) 1. Columbus: ClairWilliam Newhall. North Warren: Marvin Fr* I Loper, North Warren: Lloyd Leroy Ferry. R. D. 2Warren: Ralp) Louis DonaldsonR. D. 2. Sheffield: Floyd SimonHuber. Sheffield: Leonard Davis Youngsville: Elliott David Danielson. R. D. 1. Spring Creek: George Pollock. Sheffield: Theron ArthurReynolds, R D. 1. Tidioute: Vincent Trask Mills. R. D. 2 Russell: Henry Davev Preston. R. D. 2. Akeley: Richard David A llenson, R. D 4. Sugar Grove: Donald El-wood Whiteman. R. D. 1. Youngsville: Jack Paul Roebuck. CCC Camp. Sheffield: Leonard Thomas Rowland. Youngsville; Paul Henry Shields Tidioute: John Steve Hod-akowski. 1019 East Ninth street. Erie: Henry Joseph Jaraczewski, 914 Wavne street, ErieTwenty-five per rent of all themotor furl is used by farmers.Thev own about one-third of all*the pa -rng* i cars in America and are one of the greatest users of trucks.Everybody Reads the Times-Mirror
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Warren Times Mirror
Warren, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Sep 29, 1941
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