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HISTORY OF THE U.S.S. ALCYONE lAKA-7l
The U.S.S. Alcyone is a Maritime Commission
C-2 type cargo vessel with certain modifications
including additional accommodations tor officers
and specialized cargo handling gear. She is 459'
long with a 63' beam and has o full load displace-
ment of l3,8OO tons at a mean draft of 25' lO'f2",
She-has a single screw. Her main engine is a Sun
Doxford 4 cylinder diesel of 6000 shaft horse power.
She was delivered by the builders, the Sun Ship-
building Co. of Chester, Pa., in October 1939 to
the Moore-McCormack lines, who operated her as
the Marmacgull between New York and other East
Coast ports and olso South America. The Mormac-
gull was taken over by the Navy on May 3IA l94I,
She was renamed the U.S.S. Alcyone, AK-24A
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placed in commission ar thai yard cn Sunday airer-
noon, June IS, l94l, and assigned tc Yhe Naval
Transporfafian Service. For a Shar? rime this ship
operated with the rrain ai rhe Arlanfic Fleer, Trans-
ferring maferials and men rc Lena-Lease bases ar
Iceland and lafer to Caribbean bases, This vessel,
aperaring for the Na-Jai TfOPiCC'?CYiCf'l Service,
during ihe period of l'l'Zd6'YEC6f 22 T941 'a April
l2, l942, made rhree rripa efeaming ffrgiy .irhcfer
escorl through Qhe German ii.arna'Tre cc-:kaae
of fhe Arlanric Coax! ana We C3fiCCEQf. She
evacualed warnen and ihLia'ef ra 'fe ::f"ref'al
Uniled Sfaies from Anrigaa Erlfer Wes' lf'lCiEi.
On one af fheze rriaz fhe ,Alfyf-'E de-carved in
company with three arhef ir-Ipz Cr 'r 1 -:.aae
a submarine arlargk dev-r:T,Lyv:1: Juni: -' gh al?
ships were sunli erxepr rr-Q, A ,fe ff- 're gg'
ol The Three lripi, Phe ihic -JeL,:"erx ivy:-s Nei.
Yorlz on April Si IQ42 any .gi r If-,3 . sg er-if
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nlno larjiqn pvrlq pn -mih g-r 5 'z '-'fn -ra-
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later used in The C'i3JJlj3'3 ir-e'7"' S'e
unloaded ar NN-"elI5ng':" an: rx-'eeses 'T Mfr- '-'-'
land, New Zealand wheve :he :casa ::':: 53'
advanced bases, Pram +Le'e 'he K :.:'e "awe: if W '--.-
unescarled la Nev. Cdedcfc ra Ne- 5-rece-'seg i"""""""'i'1" 0
refurning To Sidney fMs"a'a ami der.:--93 IT.,
llw? por? for San Frandggg. ..,...... if
The Alcxene v-as ass'g'-ed 'c '-e I-f--5-'gcivi
Forces, U. S. Pacihc Ffee' af-a regekeg -re 5555.
nalian of AKA-T. She ssgg QQ-ygfiej C- ycre
Island in accordance pei- he- :'C'5Cl6-Cfive C--34.55,
i0uS Clulies. During the gg'we's':" "nee 30 ian
baams. a bear repair she: and c:ai":'ci area?-f-9
space were added. The AKA-7 ,r-ge-.refs 24,12
manrhs amphibious 9-a7v'f5 i3,':,,,f,,3 Le, :Cin
version. She depai-red frgrn Sa- D7-35: Eg- Qicges,
fan, Saurh Caraiinai and espn cc'-:fefen CE BQ
day yard period. sailed ?c' C'::- Airfgg,
During ihe fr-ia +0 Crane A953 fi-e Ccfvcxi was
aiiaclued several iimes bv erfer-fy 5,bmgfig-el yvrcgf
packs, These were reculsed and fhe ccrwav Gi.-
rived of Oran June 22, TQ43. A+ Gran fhe Alcvarze
fool: pad' in one mack amchibiaus landing, Fi-Om
Oran she proceeded ia Sicily ia pai-ffcqoofe gn
ihe landings fhere. This operarian Tcok place July
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out under extremely unfavorable sea and weather
conditions: several boats were lost due to heavy
seas and surf. ln this operation ten men of the
ship's company were landed in the first wave. They
were equipped with rubber suits and disembarlred
in the surf. There, using lights, they guided oncom-
ing waves into the beach. While the unloading was
going on the ship was under an air attack during
which two bombs burst at distances of IOO yards
and 500 yards from the ship. ln order to facilitate
the unloading, the ship put ashore personnel of
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The ship was commended for her performance
during the Sicilian operation by Commander
Transports, Amphibious Forces, U. S. Atlantic
Fleet. The Alcyone's Commanding Cfticer, Captain
D. M. McGurl, U.S.N., received the Legion of
Merit for his efforts in this operation. The ship
returned to Oran, Africa and from there sailed
for Norfolk, Virginia arriving August 23, l943.
From there she proceeded to the West Coast and
on to Hawaii, arriving there the latter part of
September, IV43.
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The londino of Molin won mode under heovy
enemy rirQ','. life, Diirirxr? lhii, oclion lhe ship sul-
lered her lirzl coauolly loving one Coxswoin, in-
jured lolollv bv enernv life. The ship unlooded ond
relurned lf Son Uierzo. There she lroined lurlher
lor omohibicifi ffperolionz ond lol? on I3 Jonuory
l944 lor l"'lOw0ii.
The Alcyone deporled lrorn Howoii on Jonuory
22, l944 For Kwoiolein Aloll, Moraholl lslonds, wifh
Roi ond Nomur lslonds os her combined obieclive.
During this invosion lhe ossoull woves were under
lighl shore fire ond one Coxswoin wos wounded
while londing on lhe beoch. The Alcyone ossisfed
in fhe londing ol troops from olher ships os well
os unloading her own corgo. Unlooding wos hom-
pered by lhe dongerous corol reel which caused
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Three LCM's and crews in company wiTh Ofher
landing craTT and one desTroyer To malce landings
on opproximofely l20 smaller islands which mCli6
up The norThern secTor aT Kwaialein AToll.
Upon her reTurn To The UniTed STaTes The AKA-7
wenT inTo The Navy Yard, Terminal lsland, San
Pedro, Tor overhaul, Following This overhaul and a
series of landing exercises she deparTed Tor Hawaii
To ioin The force ThaT was To aTTack The Marianas.
The Alcyone arrived aT Saipan lsland as parT
of The aTTaclcing Torce on The l5Th of June. Un-
loading There was diTTiculT because low waTer in
The lagoon made iT necessary To land Troops and
cargo on The coral shelf. The TirsT Tew days of The
assaulT saw heavy enemy morTar Tire, These diffi-
culfies conTribuTed To The TacT ThaT The ship was
required To remain in The area Tor eigh+ days
before unloading was compleTed. AT The conclusion
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The ship relurned to Pearl Harbor following The
operafion, arriving on July 3, l944. There she
loaded 3I4 men ond L892 ions of cargo in fwo
days and 20 hours. She lhen refurned fo The Mari-
anas Grouo as carl of fhe force which was lo af-
fack Guam. This force arrived al Guam on ihe
22nd of Julv. lt is inreresfing lo nole fha? lhe
Alcvone had loaded ai Pearl Harbor a+ a role of
25.6 ions oer hour, and the rare of unloading of
Guam was also 25.6 'ons oer hour. During fhe
unloading 'he shio was underwav o gre-of par? of
fhe fimg 'he .jecrh of wafer in fhe lronsporf 0reO
being 'so grear fo Cermif anchoring. The Alcyone
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and fouvlre Ir-.ce-:fi,-n,
The si: deserved on 'he 28th of Augusl for
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member of the force assigned to effect amphibious
landing- on Leyte l,land in the Philippines. The
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October, having encountered many floating mines
while entering Leyte Cult. The landings were begun
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wenl numerous enemy air alracis, Cn fhe 8?h al
January, fhe canvav was affacled bs enemy suicide
planes: ane al these hir she U.S.S. Kirbsn Bay.
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January 9th, Because al she heavy swells, loading
landing craff of she ship and unloading af lhe
beach was exfrernelv aiiicalr, On January lO'rh
ships in lhe lransparf areas were affacked b
suicide baals. One of lhese hi? and severely dam.
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larger fhon .30 col. Pickei boom' 323 wos hi'r by
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ond 'rhree o'rher men in 'rhe picicei' boo? were
wounded. One mon in one of The Aicyone's smoke
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IO7 Franlrlin Si.
Sioneham. Mass.
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Sfoneboro. Pa.
Charles H. Childress
4753 Lofus Sf.
San Diego. Calif.
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SOI Wesf ll3ih Sf
New Yorlr, N. Y.
Lawrence J. Dugan
824 No. Beach Sf.
Liffle Roclr, Arla.
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l03I Cable Drive
Borger, Tex.
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l6l0 Dennison Sl.
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William M. Hogan
Box "D", Palagonia, Ariz
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I266 Courllond Ave.
Schenecfady. N. Y.
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R.R. its
Lubbock, Texas
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357 W. 4th North Sl.
Sali Lake Ciiy, Ulah
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Minden, Nev.
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Box II46
Hollywood, Calif.
Harry G. Cochrurn
420 So. Wilson
Bozeman. Mont.
Sus Harrison
l6l9 Pennsylvania Ave.
Lansing. Mich.
Hugh 6. Niven
23l - 46th Sr.
Union City, N. J.
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4930 Tilclen Si., N.W.
Washingion, D. C.
George N. Quinn
9l44 - 85th Si.
Wood Haven, N. Y.
Paul D. Belfer
Davenport, N. D.
Stanley L. Ginsberg
3800 Lalre Shore Drive
Chicago, lll.
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Rl. ffl, Box 67
Ridgeway. S. C.
Wilion W, Poole
449 Walnul Sf.
Long Beach, Calif.
Herman H. Barger
bl Beacon Sr.
Greenfield, Mass.
G. J. Fresco
Box 22l5
Bisboe, Ariz.
w. M. Wrighr
IOSA Norih Jrd Si.
Richmond, Va.
R. L. Corbel!
Bar O-l l75
Bisben, Ariz.
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l2l WQrwiCh Si,
Broollyn. N, Y.
J. A. Pfoli
Bos l3b
Pewamo. Mich.
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Box l84
San Augusline, Tex.
F. L. Crawford
Manes. Mo.
A. S. Nichols
677 Broad S+.
Bloomfield, N, J.
H. L Sager
l63S Wesiern Ave.
Topeka, Kan.
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I907'f'2 brh S+.
Wichita Falls, Texas
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Tascosa. Texas
E. H. Pore
526 Prince Si.
Farr Worfh, Texas
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i750 Hillview Rd.
East Cleveland, Texas
S. L. Sfrxempeh
3884 Eldridge Sf.
Defroii l2, Mich.
Thomas J. Murphy
BI7 Souih Linwood A
Baliimara, Md.
Bob Perkins
65 Poplar Ave.
Bronx 6l, N. Y.
John R. Gobrielson
RFD l
Laverne, Minn,
J. P. Toomey
IIS6 - 79h Ave.
Waiervliel, N, Y.
W. H. Jones. Jr.
Sl I0 Bfscrlt-r-l Rd.
Richmr-nd, Vo,
B. L. Garreif
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W. C. Johnson
l?5 Qnsseil Avo.
SLSCl"V'illDv Cglri,
R. L. Janiuevshi
Bas YQI
Lansing Qi-io
C. E. Chapeia
7006 Sill- Nsffnai Pi
Chicago, lii.
L. C. Jackson
551904 Made lf-leigL+s
Maple Haghrg, Ohig
E. A. Pacifii
277 Geneva Ave.
lsland Parl, Mich.
John Tamara
932 Eos? 41h Si.
Monroe. Mich,
Wolier B. Brown
IOC North "A" Si.
Madera, Cal.
B. J. Beuclor
2009 Elysian Fields Av
New Orleans, La.
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Rouie l
Woodburn, Tenn.
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Ri. l, Box 2l7A
Vancouver, Wash.
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Bax 353
Ovid, Mich.
Howard L. Morrell
Fi. I
Rl. I
Blvii Cily, Tenn.
Felipe Gonxolex
81h Taylor
Brownsville, Texas
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Ri. l
Waller, Tex.
R. R. Pollock
453 Virginia Ava.
East Liverpool, Ohio
W. N. Rulheriord. Jr.
Wes? Main S1.
Bcrryvillc, VO.
B. R. Logan
71250 S. Main
Torrance, Col.
Gordon E. Marbella
407 Ni0i?'l
Pullman, Wash.
Charles H. Joiner
Parnbauer, Ma.
Fredricl L. Young
A9h5cne Farm RR 2
De Kc-lb, lll.
H. E. Barihold
i520 Carman Ave.
Chicago, lil.
L. L. Gorverich
Lamberfviile, Mich.
Leo A. Youngchild
Ri, l, Bax lB2
Everetf, Wash.
Leo M. Kennedy
l2S Edgevale
Deiroii, Mich.
Keifh L Olson
3l4 Lale Si.
Cadillac, Mich.
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Palmer. Neb.
Theodore W. Erickson
2650 Cariland Si.
Chicago, Ill.
Charles B. Kernpif
I027 F Ave.
Coronado. Calif.
James W. Powell
542 - 62nd Si.
Oalrland 9. Calif.
Huberl Tanner
Roula 35
Cullman, Ala.
J. B. Waiis
Selman, Olrla.
D. L. Woyrnan
60 Broadway
San Diego 2, Calif.
Waller E. Ellis
l05I Wesl Parlr Drive
RFD 4238. Springlield. Mo
George Howes Beyer?
2l22 Blvd,
Joclcsonville, Fla.
Terry J. Howard
Ashland, Miss.
Thomas Wysowsll
I69 Horsehood Blvd.
Elmira Heighls. N. Y
Dwighr D. Reed
7 Mimsell Sl.
Binghamion, N. Y.
Joseph Phifer '
Pasadena. Calif.
Ray J. Freeman
RFD ffl, Rogersvillo, Mo
Sionley L. Olson
BI3 Wes? Main
Puyallup. Wash.
Joseph C. Jones. Jr.
RR l5. Box 705
Indianapolis, lnd.
William T. Nod'
Gen, Del.
Shelbyville, Ky.
Jach L Paige
l62B Church Si.
Nashville 3, Tenn.
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3052 N. Zlsi'
Kansas .Cily 3, Kan.
Earl E. McLeod
Five Painls
Florence. S. C.
Harlan Grim
use oeulewn Blvd.
Hof Springs, Ark.
Pefilo N. Flagella
224 Walnut Sf.
Erie, Pa.
Hayden McCall
Brevard, N. C.
Geo. F. Slringer
H83 Medford
Topelra, Kan.
Roberi L. Newman
Rl. 2
Slrawborry Plains, Tenn.
Ted Erichson
l303 Wosl' 7th Sl.
Grand Island, Nob.
Harry C. Therrien
4-l7 N. 53 Ave. W.
Dululh 7, Minn.
E. A. Rogovrhi
609 Delaware Sl.
Mayfield, Pa.
Curlis W. McKay
Beaver Brook
Danbury, Conn.
do Frank Tolavovic
Frank Panlo
I320 N. 6th Sl.
Saginaw, Mich.
Raymond C. Much
H22 Sa. LaFqyeHe
San Gabriel. Calif.
.loe Sylvesler
Rf. I. Bax 2l6 A
Sylvania, Ohio
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I446 E. 58th Place
Los Angeles. Calif.
John P. Maloney
20 Brookside Ave.
Caldwell. N. J.
Eugene Suher
Rf. 4
Waseca. Minn.
Fred H. Davey
43l5 Binney Sf,
Omaha, Nab,
Franh E. Svraydrah
5320 N. Mcrmora
Chicago, Ill.
Archie Thomas
833 Easl Boone
Salem, Ill.
John M. Sullivan
4223 Grarior Ave.
Port Huron, Mich.
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cfo Myrlle Sloneman
Williamsburg, lowa
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ISVQ So. loved Sl.
DuBois, Penna.
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Comslocl. Nob.
Roule I
Glenn Milne
99 - 226701 Rd.
Forest Hills. L. I.. N. Y.
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Whealland. lava
T. Z. Sunderland
Box Sb
Kiowa. Kan.
Wayne Pyle
3Sl Harbor Hill!
Tomifo. Calif.
Lean E. Gilberi
6I2 W. Corrigfon
Peoria, Ill.
Virgil E. lead
H34 Pine Sr.
Paso Robles. Calif.
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334 Dorrance Sl.
Brisfol, Penna.
Pherav E. Tinney
ISOI N. Elm
Piffsburg, Kan.
Glynn Kennels
S06 S. 20'l'h Sf.
Phoenix, Ariz.
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l22 E. Atchison St.
Jellerson Ciry, Ma.
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533 Bonfon Sl.
Ho? Springs, Arh.
Gaines J. .Oil
IDI Front Sl.
Richnood. W. Va.
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R. 31, Helena, Alu.
Harald F. Jochen
lll7 LOng Sl.
Hamdvorw, Ohio
Leonard F. Jonas
3 Wenger Sf,
Rcchavef 5, N Y.
Donald Thornaleon
527 Delmar Sl.
Srlrerlon, Ma.
Jeceh Werrenlelh
Bo-ensbora, Md.
David lralley, .lr.
Mal Meadows, Va.
RFD. Q2
Charles Niwenger
Bo: 396
Scafldale. Pa.
Eldon Edvard Emil Urban
ROxllQ 2
Col-nsrocl, Nob.
leberl J. O'Neill
l9l4 Eos? Michigan
Lansing, Mich.
Mex H. lair
Seymour, Tenn.
R. SFI
Dairl Jefcoai
Laurel, Min.
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R.R. S4
Davenpaff, Iowa
Gilbed I. Harrh
IJ73 Fernside Blvd.
Alameda. Calif.
labor! E. Vaal
UTD W. l9ih Sf.
Son Bernardino. Calif.
Hanna, Ardafh Keilll
Ardolh Keith Hanna
R.F.D. QI
Nevrpori, Wash.
William James Mueller
3630 Norlh l2lh Sl.
Milwaukee 5, Win.
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Box B6
Joy. Olla.
Vernon Adrian Myer!
Alleqan, Mich.
R. fl
Alva V. Deegon
Big Timber, Mani.
Bon 675
H. J. Sweeney
H722 Bughius Sl.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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232 llenricl Sl.
Son Anlonio, Tenor
loyrnond .l. Ulwhon
Chollee, Mo.
Rovle I
Haelell O. Jackson
Silverlon, Tenor
Boa 622
Nolhanlel Arnold
Walnul Ridge
Roule 2. Bax l43. Arh.
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Box 32
Winnsboro. La.
Millard .loner
DOI ll7
Beinglon. W. Va.
John H. Smith
Roule Five
De Kali, Min.
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' W
I744 Columbia Rd. N.
Washington 9, D. C.
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33Il Hazelwood
Detroit. Mich. y
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Nob.
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463 N. 7rh Shoal
Slurgean Bay. Wis.
John H. Miller
do Mrs. l. J. Purdy
225 Brislon Sfreor
Springfield 9, Moss.
E. A. Koerber
Ames. Kan.
H. C. Jeanes
Hope. Arlr., Rt, 4
H. H. Doughty
Rl. l. Box I4I8-B
Phoenix, Ariz.
Alva Slinner
Toxola, Olila.
Box 163
L. L. Cheslaly
623 Ula Ave.
Grand Junclian, Cala.
l.. J. Lannon
lO4l Allslon Way
Borhley. Calif.
Francis l.. Sweat
Dyersburg, Tenn.
Box lbl
John R. Gaiser
Roule 2
Wesl, Texas
Ollen 5. Slover
Shaller. Calif.
James Hamplon
Dyersburg, Tenn.
Chesfer T. Muravsli
l03l Berne Rd., RDF 1,13
Bad Axe, Mich.
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Sebeha. Minn.
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7208-A E. l3lh Sl.
McLoughlin Heighls
Vancouver, Wash.
Omer C. Chrisfian
Dran Ridge. Wis.
Lewis Hahn
Grampian, Pa.
Melvin T. Morquedfson
l23 Jefferson Ave.
Norfolk, Neb.
William V. Jachson
Roufe I
Hico. Texas
J. W. Nicol
Grayburg, Texas
Bos 72
Fay E. Pack
Bas l65
Corrina. Calif.
Wm. A. Bachelder
Valley Center, Kan.
Bos l03
Richard Nielo
Rl. 5. Box 300
Porlerville, Calif.
G. A. Carlee
P. O. Bos B43
HOllVillC. COlvf.
C. E. Wilbanls
Cenlral, S, C.
T. G. Montgomery
2449 Blaine Ave.
Dofrgll 6, Miqh,
A. D. Richards
7lB W. Olive Sl.
Campion, Calif.
R. A. Farrar
Rl, 3
LaGrange. Ga.
M. E. Harris
Sonia Anna, Texas
W. R. Weiderhoeff
60S','3 E. 84h Sl.
Erie, Penne.
J. P. Dominguez
2l9 W. Franklin Sl.
Tuscan, Ariz.
W. A. McGovern
55 Webb Sf.
Porfland 5, Me.
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Salada. Ark.
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Box l7
Ericson, Neb.
B. K. Volx
ll9 Nowland Ave.
Peoria 5, Ill.
Norman H. Keslerson
IBO7 E. University Ave.
Des Moines lb, Iowa
William H. Sundbach
98 Elm Slreei
Slaien lsland l0. N. Y.
Francis S. Slornslri
20200 Alcoy Ave.
Delroil 5, Mich.
Woodrow J. Mooney
Bax l6l
Murfreesboro, Arla.
William W. Garganious
4l4 Erie SJ.
Adrian, Mich.
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332 Highland Ave.
San Francisco. Calif.
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Ciever, Mo.
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Malden. Mo.
Raymond P. Plassman
528 Conrad Ave.
No. Charieroi, Per-na,
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l928 Walfrome Sf.
Chicago, lll.
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l65 Broadway
Monlicello, N. Y.
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SBI Negley Ave.
Turlle Creek, Penna.
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Flora. Ore.
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