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LOCAL SAILOR ON O’BRIENAn anxious Third Ward mother today awaited news of her son, asailor on the U- S~ S- O'Brien, destroyer reported lost off the Solomons,Stanley Lascink, 20, of 308 EastSTANLEY LASCINKond class, has been a member of the destroyer’s crew since he joined the Navy almost two years ago*Mrs. Julia Lascink, widow, said today she had received no word from the Navy Department about her son, but was hoping he was one of crew, reported safe.A naval communique merely stated that the ship had been lost \ and “many of the crew were safe,”; No casualty list has been announced* i Young Lascink attended Chester! High School and worked for a short j time as a service station attendant! before enlisting.He* has two brothers, Peter and Nicholas, and three sisters, Pauline, Mrs. Helen Schreiber, and Ann,
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Chester Times
Chester, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Oct 23, 1942
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