The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1945, Page 4

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Saporito, Joe, Jr., Pvt., son_of; Wenndled—Pecitic Ama | Fok, Gadsden M 2nd Ltyson’ Mrs. Mary R. Saporito, 612 ©.) qq. S. Pfc. son of:of Gadsden M. Ford, Box -1289,| Jéffords"S¥., Clearwater. { cs Shady Grove. | cicWiiton. |” Stark, Richard D., 2nd Lt. oss: MONROE THEATER even, Doneid M. Pfc. son of, Gale, Frank R., Jr., Pvt., son of| band of Mrs. Emily G. Stark, 308} ses Qeterich B. Bryon, Br, Mulberry.| Frank R. Gale, Sr., Route 9, Box|N. Habana St., Tampa. | FRANK SINATRA in Seiney W.. Pic, syn 460, Jacksonville. Be Plortde Bennett, Box 7,| Greer, Julian A., T4, son of Ru- Nathaniel. Pic, nephew Hafer, Joseph E., T-Sgt., hus- Mery Mack, Gen, Del.,| band of Mrs. Rosamond V. Hafer,| Crm Cy 1807 Taliaferro St., Tampa. { MeeHAE, Doncen J. 2nd Lt! Hill, Ralph B., Jr., S-Sgt., son} gem of Mere Mery 1 MacRae, Ho-|of Mrs. Gladys M. Roberts, 12788 panes Gulf Bivd., St. Petersburg. Reteen, Virgil ©., S-Sgt., broth Hines, Andrew H., Jr., 2nd Lt., ie & Nelson, Route son of Andrew H. 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