Junior Van Noy Hero at Scarlet Beach Action
In a World War II coastal defense battle near Scarlet Beach, Private Nathan Van Noy of Preston Idaho earns praise for remaining at his 50 cal position despite injuries and heavy threats. He and Australian gunners repelled a Japanese landing, with Van Noy firing until his weapon jammed and died. His sacrifice is noted by Sgt Fuina and comrades.
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Finschhafen
Junior
Nathan van Noy
Preston
Ida
Jn Junior
Im. Ie
John Faina
Brooklyn
Raymond J. Koch
Wabasha
Minn
Fuina
Cpl. Koch
A” Ss
Stephen
Long
van Noy
van' ‘Noy
Yan ‘Noy
Cpl
Popa
Jeg
van’ Noy
Browning
Owen
Ltt
Dieton Tony
Pyt
Van
Junior van Noy
Faina
Birthday庆祝 Swainston family in Whitney with 29 members
The Swainston family gathering honors George Swainston on a birthday with 29 attendees. He and brother Heber homesteaded Whitney land, emigrated from England in 1880, joined the LDS church in Utah, and raised 13 children. The widower has 90 descendants including 37 grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren. J. J. Albano attended Salt Lake City events for daughter Jean’s nursing school graduation.
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Whitney
Cat ‘Loring
Clyde
Swith
Preston
Swainston
Seallers
George
Swainstona
Heber
Bredford
Green
Hertfordshire
England
Utah
LDS
Ogden
Emma’ Frost
Vhildren
Swainstei
J. J.albano
Salt
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