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KENOSHA EVESMl\v4.Wiih KenoshansIn the Servicer•dy!,*it-8-IIr.[hitislePfc. Leon G. Spitzer, after completing a specialist course at Ciiunute Field, HI., has been promoted I™** to corporal. Cpl. Spltzer has left Snfor San Angelo, Tex., after spend wi in« a IS day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Spitzcr,Paris.Pfc. Alexander Mohr, whose wife, Lorna, and two childrenSandra and Ter rice live at 182(1Forty fifth street, has been graduated from the Amarillo, Tex B 29 school as a mechanic and Ik now stationed at Randolph Field, Tex.Jolchlotfoifl.eavticsicifidH\is8.Ispa MrPfc, LeRoy Palmer, husband of jsaj Delores Palmer and son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Palmer, Tobin road, has been promoted to technician fifth grade. T 5 Palmer is stationed atIe.wcmithrnec-r*r1.(I-•e!•1€•1 €towfhr1Five more Kenoshans are due home on furloughs after being processed through Camp McCoy's k. 1 personnel center for redeployment.They are: Pfc. Gene E. Trecroci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Tre-lyjcroci, 5110 Twenty third avenue who holds three battle stars and served in England, France, and Germany; Ty5 Otto A. Haubrich. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haubrich, 6345 Eighth avenue, whoserved in Australia. Goodenough Island. Saldor. Philippines. and[W( Luzon, Cpl. Gerald F, Lundskow. son of Mr. arid Mrs Louis M Lundskow, 7211 Thirty seventh avenue, who served in Germany. France, and Belgium; Pfc. Ernst W. Pflugrad, son of Gust Pflugrad, 7813 Twenty-ninth avenue, who served in Guadalcanal. New Zealand New Guinea Lrvtc Philingasult;caiIonve:tt.um
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Kenosha Evening News
Kenosha, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Aug 22, 1945
Page 7
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