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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
TAGS FOUR
Enroute Home
Two more Wyandotte men are
now enroute home from the Euro
pean Theatre.
William J. Wolthaus has reported
to the Air Lift Distribution Center
at Camp Blanding. Florida before
transferred to a reception
center nearer home. Wolthaus has
spent 35 months overseas and will
spend a returnee furlough here.
T/Bgt. Julian J. Jackubiec, son of
of Mrs. Mary Poltaranus, is a mem
ber of the five-star Santa Fe Div
ision which ended its occupational
duties in Germany during the sec
ond week of July and then was
transferred to a redeployment camp
near Reims, France. Elements of
s he Division served as Honor Guard
for President Truman when he ar
rived at Antwerp.
Mahalak Graduates
CHICAGO Ranking first in a
class of eighteen. Raymond John
Mahalak, AMM2c. graduated from
the Navy’s Aircraft Propellor School
at the Naval Air Technical Train
ing Center, 87th and Anthony ave
nue, Chicago, it was announced by
CapL R. L. Fuller, commanding of
ficer of the center.
Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
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Dorolhy L&mour and
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MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1945
Louis Mahalak, 324 Maple street.
Wyandotte, graduated from Roose
velt high school in 1941 where he
majored in English. History, and
Math.
After the war. Mahalak intends
to study bookkeeping and account
ing and start a business of his own.
Bartolotta On Luzon
WITH THE 32d INFANTRY DI
VISION IN NORTHERN LUZON.
P. I.—Private First Class Philip J.
Bartolotta. son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bartolotta of 239 Antoine
street, Wyandote. is now with the
32d Infantry Division near Baguio
in Northern Luzon, Philippine
Islands.
PFC Bartolotta was assigned to
the famous "Red Arrow" Division
while it was battling the enemy
along the Villa Verde Trail in the
Caraballo mountains.
Before entering the Army. Bar
tolotta was employed at the Wy
andotte Chemicals Corporation. He
came into the service during March
i 1943, received his training at Camp
Butner, North Carolina and em
barked for overseas duty December
6, 1944.
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Every TUES„ WED.. THURS.
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John Boles and
Evelyn Laye in
"One Heavenly Night"
Wyandotte Boys Return Home From
%/ %/
Overseas Duty in Recent Weeks
Many servicemen are home on
leave from overseas duty and many
more are listed to return soon.
Corp. William B. Jamieson, Jr.,
son of W. B. Jamieson. Sr., 97 Pop
lar street, is home after six years
in the army. His service record
shows a Presidential Unit Citation,
three battle stars, and 18 months
service in the China-Burma-India
Theater where he fought with the
British Army on the Burma Road.
After he entered the service in
1939, Corp. Jamieson was sent to
Panama for jungle training and
returned to California for moun
tain training. He volunteered for
the task force and was sent over
seas.
Four more of his brothers are in
service, Gail, a chief cook in the
Navy is in Germany, Robert (Ken)
is a chief electrician in the Navy
now at Norfolk after 13 months in
the Pacific, and John in the Mer
chant Marine.
Corporal Gordon Henry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry, 286
Riverbank. arrived in Wyandotte on
August 4. He spent two weeks here
and will spend two weeks visiting
relatives in Paris, and Quincy,
Illinois, before reporting for re
assignment. While he was home he
celebrated his first wedding anni
versary, the war ended, and he
celebrated his birthday. His wife
is the former Aliena May Todd of
Quincy. Illinois.
Cpl. Henry was with the 772nd
Tank Destroyer Battalion. He served
in the Ist, 3rd and 9th Armies.
He entered the service over four
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years ago and he was overseas one
year.
Jack Price, son ol Mr. and Mrs
Chester J. Price, 3846 Eighteenth
street, was home on a three-day
leave recently.
Price enlisted In the Navy Air
Corps a year ago and he has been
out on the carrier, U.S.S. Lake
Champlain.
Two local army men are return
ing to the states under the ‘ Green
Project” by which the men come
back by planes of the Air Trans
port Command. Joseph F. Stanis
zewski, 1121 Eighth street, and Cor
poral Ralph H. Chitwood. 2349
Eureka are the two. Staniszewski
spent seven months overseas with
the Tenth Mountain Division and
Chitwood spent 24 months overseas
with Headquarters Demolition in
the Persian Gulf Command in Iran.
Staff Sergeant Joseph J. Tayak,
11546 Grant, is in France with the
43th Infantry Division which is
coming home for redeployment to
the Pacific. The 45th Division was
an invasion outfit on D-Day in
Sicily and at Salerno.
Corporal Guy S. Grogg, 1706 Bid
dle avenue, is a local army chauf
feur who is being redeployed to the
Pacific from Camp Washington,
near the fortress-citadel of Laon.
France. An Army release slates his
unit fflr direct redeployment.
Pfc. Johu Dawidko, after serving
17 months with the famed 28th
“Bloody Bucket” Division, is home
for 30 days. The son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Dawidko of 2923 Four
teenth street, Dawidko landed in
England and saw action in Nor
mandy, Northern and Southern
France, Eelgium, Luxembourg. Hol
land, and Germany.
He has the Purple Heart with
Oak Leaf cluster for wounds re
ceived during the Battles of Nor
mandy. and the Bulge, also the
Good Conduct Ribbon, the Euro
pean theater ribbon with four bat
tle stars and the Combat-Infantry
badge for exemplary service in ac
tion against the enemy. A brother.
Ralph, is with the Engineering Avi
ation Battalion in the Pacific.
Local Men At Great Lakes
Four young men of this area are
receiving their initial Naval indoc
trination at the U. S. Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes. Illinois.
They are Robert N. Krimmel. son
of Mrs. Clyde K. Thon, 455 Kings
highway. Lawrence J. McDonald,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
McDonald. 2311 22nd street. Jack
C. Springstead, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Springstead, 821 Plum
street, and William J Breen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G Breen. 23509
West River road. Grosse lie.
When their recruit training is
completed, these men will receive
a period of leave.
Walter Evich. S 2/c. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Evich. 2332 Sev
enteenth street, has return? and to
Great Lake? after spending a nine
day leave at home. He has just
completed his boot training and is
awaiting iurther assignment.
Wyandotte Medic Preparing:
For Pacific
ASSEMBLY AREA COMMAND.
FRANCE —Pic. Royal J. Bondie, Jr.,
whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal
J. Bondie. Sr., live at 487 Emmons
boulevard. Wyandotte, has arrived
at Camp Philadelphia, in the As
sembly Area Command, with a Gen
eral Hospital which is now being
processed for direct redeployment
to the Pacifi I '. Pfc. Bondie has been
overseas for five months.
The unit of which he is a mem
ber sailed from Boston in Novem
ber. 1944. arriving in Scotland and
moving to stations in England be
fore reaching France New Years
Eve. Moving up. the unit served two
field Armies during its tour of ac
tive operations in the ETO.
Before he entered the service
February 18. 1943. Pfc. Bondie was
a Laboratory Technician for Wer
ner G. Smith Company here.
Roberts On Okinawa
Pfc. Richard E. Roberts, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Roberts. 13182
Mercier, Old Homestead, is serving
on Okinawa with General Stifcvells
Tenth Army. He has recently been
awarded an arrow head and a
bronze star for the invasion of
Okinawa. He also wears a battle
star for the battle of Leyte on his
Asiatic-Pacific ribbon and has a
good conduct ribbon.
Ice cream and a bath are the two
things, next to home, that service
men in the tropics want most, an
Army poll disclosed.
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