Retirement of Lieut. Col. Donald W. Keating
Lieut. Col. Donald W. Keating retires after 22 years in the Air Force. Born in Elyria, he enlisted in 1940 and was commissioned in 1943. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, and other decorations. He and his wife reside in Madison, Wisconsin with two sons.
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Donald W. Keating
United States Air Force
Elyria
Thelma Keating
Butternut Ridge
Armed Forces Reserve
Madison, Wics
Local service personnel graduate at training bases
A C Michael S Uhas of Columbia Station graduated at Sheppard AFB Texas as aircraft mechanic. Four area youths completed Marine recruit training at the Depot San Diego California. Privates James A Glass Jr wealthy Thomas A Zurinsky Richard A Livingston Marine Private Harold E Dalton and Sgt Richard E Mellick listed with home addresses in Lorain South Amherst Well ington and neighboring areas. Mellick completed a 12 day training cycle with Staging Battalion at Camp Pendleton California.
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Michael S. Uhas
Stephen T. Uhas
Colfax Rd
Columbia Station
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Marine Recruit
Marine Corps Depot
San Diego
Calif
Lorain
James A. Glass Jr
James A Glass
West 22Nd St
Thomas A. Zurinsky
Alfred Zurinsky
West
22Nd St
Richard A. Livingston
Bernard Livingston
Kay Ave
Marine
Harold E. Dalton
Richard E. Mellick
Jack W. Mellick
Union St
Wellington
Camp Pendleton
MacKay Granted Divorce Over Husband's Gold Prospecting Letter
In Glasgow Mrs. Johanna MacKay was granted a divorce after alleging her husband Alexander, then in Australia, wrote she would reunite after making money prospecting for gold. She said the letter dated 1935 and that she had not seen him since.
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Glasgow
Scotland
UPS
Johanna MacKay
Alexander
Australia
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