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Destroyer Will Be Named for Five Sullivan Brothers(Continued)equally affected, tried to cheer each other too.Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan had come to the Rogers home from the Jenkins Brothers plant, where they urged that no lime be lost in making equipment for the boys on the. fighting front.IVIeet Navy Doctor.Bridgeport, Conn. —(INS)— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan, par-ents of five navy sons lost with the U. S. S. Juneau, Tuesday planned to return to New York.During their visit here they met Lieut. Roger O’Neil, a navy doctor who had treated their eldest son, George, 28, for a slight wound before the Juneau went down. He revealed that the injury had been suffered “dtiring the engagement the night before.”Dine Willi Governor.♦The Sullivans also visited the Jenkins Brothers’ Valve company, where they urged workers to step up production. They addressed both the day and night shifts. In addition they also made two radio appearances and were guests at a dinner at which Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin and Mayor Jasper McLevy paid tribute to their sacrifice.fAt New York Monday the Sullivans spoke at the Todd shipbuilding yards. They were accompanied by army, state and municipal officials, including New-bold Morris, president of the city council, representing Mayor F. H. LaGuardia.)
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Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Tue, Feb 09, 1943
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