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Navy Recruits Climb to 13 For OctoberSix more Dubuqueland youth? passed preliminary examination? Wednesday for entrance in various hranches of the United States Naval Service, officers at the Dubuque Naval recruiting station reported.One of the men, John Frederick, GotsehaM, 28. son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. GotsehaM, 1058 Locust Street, obtained the highest grade ever accorded by the Dubuque station on the IQ tests. His record-breaking score was 96 out of a possible 100, the officers said. He enlisted in Class V-6 of the United States Naval Reserve.The other five who passed preliminary tests Wednesday are Theodore Emil Boet, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson Boet, 2219 Washington Street, regular Navy; George Daniel Senst, 23-son of Ed wild E. Senst, Waverlv. la.. Class V-6; Neil Junior Stopk. IS. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stock, Manchester, la.. Class V-6; Alban Charles Klaas, 19, of 499 1-2 Main Street, son of H. J. Klaas. Kieler. Wis., Class V-6; and Ralph Howard Heller. 2fi. of 90S 1-2 Rhom-herg Avenue, son of W. F. Heller, New Albin. la., regular Navy.
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Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Dubuque, Iowa, US
Wed, Oct 22, 1941
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