Marines Reply to Detractors From Saipan Mission
Letter from Saipan dated July 14 defends the 2nd Marine Division against jeers from The Staff Sergeant Iron and a reader in New Zealand and Australia. It highlights presidential citations for bravery at Tarawa and in 1942, notes campaign awards, and urges pride in the Marine Corps while warning against disrespectful criticism. Signed names include Simec Joliet, Teeters Keokuk, Rome Donaldsonville, Holmes Joliet, Lawson Owosso, Daly Rhilly, Zamkovitz Rockdale.
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Siapan
Southwest Pacific
Iron
2Nd Marine Division
Marine Corps
Pal
Cane
Tarawa
Buddy
Saipan
Robert J. Simec
Vine St
Joliet
George Teeters
Keokuk
Towa
Royce J. Rome
Donaldsonville
Lawrence S. Holmes
Ill
William L. Lawson
Owosso
Mich
George Daly
aRhiily
Penn ‘Corp
Nicholas Zamkovitz
Rockdale
Boyle Begins Training for Naval Commission
Av Avion Cadet Robert si Boyle 22 son of R J Boyle 715 Plainfield road recently transferred from Naval Air Station Grosse Ile Michigan to Naval Air Training Center Pensacola Florida for intermediate training After completing the course at Annapolis of the Air he will receive Navy wings of gold and be commissioned ensign in the Naval Reserve or second lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve He attended University of Illinois for three years and played varsity football and baseball.
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Robert Si Boyle
R. J. Boyle
Plainfield Road
Naval Air Station
Grosse Ie
Mich
Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola
Fla
Annapolis
Boyle
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Naval Service
University of Illinois
Edward A Schwartz Sr. of Joliet dies after sorrowful illness
Edward A Schwartz Sr., a venerable Joliet resident, has died after a period of illness. He was known as a kind gentleman in the community and leaves sorrow in the hearts of family and friends. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced locally.
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E. A. Schwartz
Printing pioneer Mr. Schwartz dies after long illness
In Joliet, Mr. Schwartz, a respected printing businessman for many years, maintained fair dealings with customers and employees. He faced a lingering illness with calm dignity, and requested an autopsy to explore a possible remedy, reflecting his good soul.
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Schwartz
Joliet
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