Contingent of Three Troopers and Two City Officers to Albany
A 167 member contingent for pre induction exams was sent to Albany by Selective Service Board 332. It includes three State Police troopers James F Lettus Herbert E B Chatterton Earl D Hanchett and two Troy city police officers Joseph F Markham and Donald J Degen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensselaer County
Albany
Selective Service Board
Troope
James F Lettus
Herbert EB Chatterton
Earl D Hanchett
Joseph F Markham
Troy
Donald J Degen
Hugh P O’brien
Watren F Horton
Rensselaer County
William M Hanley
Hanley
Michael J Hanley
David J Jones
Thrteenth
Loftus Wallace F Jordar
George J Manupella
Jesse H Serven
William G van Biamet
Raymond W Brownell
Charles B
Galligan
William H Eccles
Howard H Jacobs
E Harrington
Maurice A Tatkin
Frank J Marsh Crawford L Lattimore
Robert G Wulson
Frank J Bell
John A Molioy
Maurice M Bly
John A
Wagar
John J Nash
Howard E Sharp
Tiving F Richards
Arthur J Bellint
Bernard J Mohan
Philip R Galarneau
Harold F Ives Kyran
Knapp
Carl J Hepp
Charles A Lawrence
Wesley C Toussaint
Eaward J Masterson
Thomas E Henningsen
Robert Stinson
Thomas E Covatta
William R Forman
Joseph T Quillinan
Marshall H Teal
Transfers listed for multiple individuals across several towns
John P McNamara and others are noted as transferred volunteers and from various cities including Oneida Warsaw Glens Falls Freeport Monose Pa New Haven Conn Miami Fla Lacoma N H and Osck Falls. Names include Raymond E Martell Charles F Stewart Norman Boylan Frank L Randolph Gordon B Lewis Mathias J Erschen Robert A Buell Lawrence H McDonald Roy C Forrester Wilfred J Nadeau Philip M Attey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. McNamara
Raymond E. Martell
Charles F . Stewart
Norman Boylan
Oneida
Frank L. Randolph
Warsaw
Gordon B Lewis
Glens Falls
Mathias J Erschen
Freeport
Robert A Buell
Mon’ Ose Pa
Lawrence H McDonald
New Haven
School 18 Group to Hear Miss Kirk at March Meeting
Rus sell Sage College director Miss Alice Kirk will be principal speaker at the March meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of Stat8. She will discuss Foods During Wartime. Kathryn Carmichael of Camp Fire Girls will also address the gathering. A play by grade 8A pupils will be presented. Refreshments will follow. Mrs Daniel W Carhart presides. Wynantskill resident Hens J Peffer has been called to active service, reporting to Great Lakes Naval Training Station. His wife and son will stay with her sister and brother-in-law in Wynantskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kirk
Daniel W Carhart
Hens J Peffer
Wynantenlu
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Peffer
John
R F Coon
Wynantskill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam F Sanderson
John J Fox
Paul Demianczyk
Raymond F. Robinson
Thomas F Connally
George H Patterson
Eloy J. Peacock
John W Canfield
William © Rapp
George Golowaty
Joseph L Wallace
Frank J Burt
Macy Enders
Edward J Gadoua
William F MacDonald
John J Sloan
Orville J Flynn
Clarence A Bellard
Andrew C Bradt
Ernest W Robillard
Clement H Huard
Eugene J McDuff
Russell Quackenbush
Harry F Quinn
Anthony R Nesta
James J Doyle
Hulbert L. Hotaling
Leon W. Barber
Harry J Millard
Anthony M Renna
Gerald M Bartlett
John T Sweeney
Augustus M Beeker
Frankly Prevenger
John § Hull
Thomas E Farnam
Martin J McFarland
James A Chapman
Cher LL Ashley
Thomas F Walsh
Elmer J Nicholas
Michael F Matwa
Albert L Moore
Peter A Jensen
Rylan X. Hillick
Thomas J Cassidy
George W Goodwin
John E Kuhn
Howard Smith
Louis Wittman
James R Dempsey
George Daley
Anthony J Armao
Leland S Weinstein
Matthew J Keefe
Joseph A Warriner
Clifford E Thompson
Henry M Bhisner
Stanley D Engle
Alvie J Lucas
Donald L Heath
Charles B Vincent
James G Coleman Derwood
Salisbury Donald F Shaw
Angelo Patti
Andrew F Luby
Edward B Notick
Eugene C Platt
Robert A Kinnon
Wilfred J Michon
John F Sawyer
Frederick C Kirwin
Alfred W Cardany
Paul H Bartels
Harold R Oliver
George P Morgan
Wallace F Jordan
Seymour R Woolsey
Barker Margosian
Frank
Batiste
Gre
The
Red Cross
Cole
Charles
Miss Kirk
Muhlfelder’s Presents
Coats
Muhlfelder
Gite
Faille Bags
Lowy
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