War family salutes service members from Kokolias clan
The Kokolias family of 65 109th Street gathers for a Christmas greeting as three sons serve in World War II and a fourth in the prior conflict. Johnny Kokolias finishes boot at Sampson, Pete Kokolias returns from Mitchel Field on leave, and Charley Kokolias comes home from Quantico with Paul Kokolias hosting. The article enumerates many local servicemen in various branches, noting promotions, overseas postings, and furloughs across the Air Corps, Navy, Army, and Marines with details on assignments and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokolias
109Th Street
Air Corps
Army
Navy
Marines
Johnny Kokolias
Sampson
Corp
Pete Kokolias
Mitchel Field
L. I
Stal Seigi
Charley Kokolias
Quantico
Charley
Paul Kokolias
Joe Guerin
Moody Field
Valdosta
P. J. Guerin
Fourth Street
James L. Maloney
Pawling Avenue
Tom Dickson
England
Tom
North Africa
Siciy
Corp Paul
Second Baptist Church Guild Meets at Mildred Hayner Home
Stillwater notes a postponed guild meeting at Miss Mildred Hayner's home this evening. Personal news states George De Zuba left Friday to join the Navy. Entertains Club reports Mrs Charles Dyer hosting her bridge club Friday night with two tables of contract. prizes went to Mrs Aurelia Palmatier who will host the next club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Troy
Patrick Troy
Church Street
England
Billy Troy
Joe Larkin
Fort McClellan
Ala
Ruth Ann Alix
Green Island
Joe
Watervliet High
William Helferich
Wayne Street
Cluett, Peabody
Troy High
Stillwater
World Wide Guild of the Second Baptist Church
Nis
Mildred Hayner
George de Zuba
Navy
Charles Dyer
Aurelia Palmatier
Prisoners of War Count From Asia Pacific Conflicts Reported Alive
Unofficial reports indicate 66 prisoners of war believed alive in Australia with 112 military personnel from the Philippines noted as fallen or captured. Red Cross lists show 22 nurses among those affected and some escapes from Japanese detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
International Red Cross
Philippines
United States
14000 U S Troops Prisoners of Japs
Washington reports that more than 14 000 American soldiers out of about 18 000 in the Philippines have been taken as prisoners of war. Of the total, 1555 died from disease in Japanese camps and 300 from wounds. The War Department release includes ten Army nurses, bringing the total nurses accounted for to 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Philippines
War Department
Bataan and
Corregidor
Personal Budgeting Guide for Postwar Stability
A concise plan outlining priorities for families: secure life insurance and savings, aggressively reduce debts, buy only necessities, extend existing resources, and cooperate with government wage stabilization programs to ensure long term financial health.
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Was. A. Tete
Panama
Sedalia Air Field
Missouri
Gene Richards
Eugene Richards
Loudon Road
Latham
Ralph Phillips
R. E. Phillips
Ellsworth Avenue
Mechanicville
North Atlantic
Ralph
Quartermaster Corps
Harry Wimbury
Winbury
Stop 39
Troy- Schenectady Road
Pacific
Walt Willder
Italy
Walt
Dorothy Franklin
Troy-Schenectady Road
Blanche Willder
London Road
James Sweeney
Africa
Thomas J. Sweeney
Adams Street
Jimmy
Tom Sweeney
Charley Prout
Leah Casey
Center Brunswick
India
Chatley
Diamond Rock Dairy
Calvin Hunt
Charles I. Hunt
Congress Street
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Calvin
The
Arsenal
Maj
Walt Vanniter
Atlantic Theater
Warren Jones
Hoosick Street
George Garrecht
15Th Street
Bill Curran
First Street
Fhplix Notto
Federal Street
Steve Krauss
John G. Krauss
Army Air Base
Casper
Wyo
John Fisher
Miami Beach
Fla
Syracuse University
John’s
LHS
Tom Mitchell
John Mitchell
Schaghticoke
Joe Mitchell
Charley Osuchowski
APO
New York
Dick McIntyre
CCHS
Willam McIntyre
Second Street
Watervliet
New Guinea
Hope Dick
Catherine White
South Street
Naval Postal School
Sampson and
Paul Mibtt
Bill Biette
Rapid City Army Air Base
South Dakota
Paul
Bill
Mary Biette
Washington Street
Buiss
Roy Shudt
Marshall-Eclipse
Bendix Aviation
Sunset Inn
Harry Stolar
Isabelle Jordan
Nassie McNeil
Mary Roe
Charles Moldenhower
Calcutta
Ihivve
Henry Mitchells
35Th St
Birmingham
Alabama
Henry Mitchell
Mitchells
Apply Employment Department
Henry Lester Mitchell
Hig Zon Fx
Sargeant
Army AR Corps
Life Insurance
Life Insurance Companies of
America
Life Insurance Companies of America
East 42Nd Street
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