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51 Upstate War Dead on Way to U.S.
The bodies of 51 Central New York men are among 6,207 Americans being returned to the United States aboard two Army transports Cardinal O Connell and Lawrence Victory. Syracuse Onondaga County names and home addresses accompany fallen service members from Central New York.
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Central
New York
United States
U. S. Army
Department of the Army
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Cardinal O’connell
Honolulu
Lawrence Victory
Europe
San Francisco
Cardinal O'Connell
Pfc
Anthony F. Bacona
Pleasantview Av
Ellsworth A. Shirley
Ferndale Dr
Chester T. Warner
Baldwinsville
John O. Berthold
Utica
William F. Bucken
Auburn
Douglas M. Congerton
Holland Patent
William C. Daley
Ambrose J. Geer
Howard F. Halstander
George F. Morehouse
N.’ State St
Robert H. Peterson
Jack F. Bergner
Third St. Solvay
Robert K. Edwards
Meredith
Nedrow
Norbert F. Simon
East Syracuse
Bror H. Anderson
George D. Auringer
Constantia
Theodore Bulat
Edmund A. Fehmer
Robert P. Guinn
Norwich
Stanley C. Harper
Mohawk
Kenneth W. Harwood
Malone
Walter C. Hillage
Whitesboro
Albert V. Kauses
Emery C. Lamica
Oliver L. la Rose
Saranac Lake
Michael Loga, Jr
Dexter
Edgar M. Mack
Union Springs
Thomas F.marutlo
Francis KF. McDonald
Little Falls
Richard E. McMillen
Seneca Falls
Chester Mikus
Peter J. Pannofino
Fulton
Wolcott
John H. Pleti
Frank Prusinoski
Tabers
Pic
Ernest H. Seamon
Canastota
Elmer
Siddall
Moravia
Vincent J. Sowers
William L. Strife
Lowville
Elmer P. Wheeler
Bridgewater
M. F. Wilkinson, Jr