Cable	George E.	0107	Died June 30, 1944 of wounds received in action at Saipan.		3
Calkins	Willis	0406	Arrived in Paris.	He is technical representative for the R. C. A. communications, engaged in installing radio stations for the U. S. Army.	26
Callender	Sea. 1/c Stephen M.	0404	Home on a five-day leave. He will report to a California base for reassignment.	Sampson.	25
Camp	Marjorie B.	0307	Serving with the WAC.		39
Campfield	Pvt. Robert	0522	In New Guinea.	Brother of Donald and Richard Campfield.	49
Campfield	Sgt. Donald A.	0522	Died of malaria May 10, 1942 in a prisoner of war camp in the Philippines. He was a bombardier in the 28th Bombardment squadron at Clark Field, Luzon, at the outbreak of the war.	Brother of Richard and Robert Campfield.	49
Campfield	Yeo. 1/c Richard M.	0522	Serving in the Pacific.	Brother of Donald and Robert Campfield.	49
Campion	John F.	0104	Arrived in California from the south Pacific. Photographer		2
Cannistra	Fred	0505	Leaves Oneonta for induction.		33
Card	Garieth	0104	Stationed in Panama, promoted to PFC.		2
Cardoza	Wilfred A.	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Cargill	Charles A.	0518	Ordered to report for pre-induction examinations.		34
Cargill	Pfc. William D.	0303	He is serving in Belgium after being in France and Germany.		39
Cargill	Sgt. William D.	0321	Killed in action in Germany March 9. He served in the fourth division, and had been in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.		44
Cargin	S/Sgt. Clad A.	0523	Among the 1000 and more servicemen and women enrolled in the "University of the South Pacific". He is a student in the university's psychology course.		37
Carline	2nd Lt. Celia K. ANC	0215	Completed basic training and recently graduated from the basic training center for Army nurses.		16
Carlson	Mildred	0307	Serving with the WAC.		39
Carlson	Robert Uno	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Carnin	Alton H.	0319	Inducted.		41
Carpentier	Joan A.	0307	Marine Reserve.		39
Carr	Kenneth E.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Carr	Pfc. Edward F.	0312	Awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry  in action on July 12, 1944 in France.		18
Carr	Pfc. Harry F.	0215	Back in the States.		16
Carson	S 1/c Kenneth	0321	While home on leave, received  injuries to his left hand from a discharge of his gun while hunting. It was necessary to amputate his ring finger.		44
Carvin	Alton H.	0315	Inducted.		22
Carvin	Royce	0111	Awarded the Good Conduct medal, Infantry Combat badge and Mediterranean Theatre ribbon with stars.		7
Castle	Pfc. Ellsworth	0319	Received a shrapnel wound Feb. 24 in Germany. He is a member of the Third Army .		41
Castle	Pvt. Ellsworth	0215	Arrived in France.		16
Catella	James Telford	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Catella	T 2/c Frederick A.	0303	Sampson	On sea duty in the Pacific area.	16
Cavan	S/Sgt. Ralph	0908	He is a soldier it the Panama coast  Artillery Command. He exhibited some of his artwork during an invitational exhibit at the Inter-American University in Panama City.		42
Cawley	Pvt. Herbert	0406	Killed in action, the death was instantaneous.		26
Ceely	William	0109	Missing in action.		5
Cerra	Bernard F.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Chamberlain	P.O. 3/c W. H.	0302	Navy.	Marries Miss Jean Tucci.	38
Champlin	Eleanor S.	0307	WAVES		39
Chapman	Ernest Lyle	0109	Killed in action in Loshan, China		5
Charles	T/5 Lavern R.	0215	Discharged through Fort Dix.		16
Chase	Cpl. John	0405	Home on furlough after serving 20 months in the Aleutians and Alaska.		26
Chicorelli	Joseph	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Chicorelli	Pvt. Alex	0223 page 17a	With the field artillery, suffered a head wound about Christmas time and has since been in a field hospital in southern France.	Awarded the Purple Heart.	17
Christensen	Clarence O.	0111	Promoted		6
Christian	Clyde	0118	Married Myra Oliver of Otego..		10
Christman	Carlton R.	0419	At Parris Island, S.C.	Brother of William,  Warren, Floyd, Donald and brother -in-law of Rolland E. Ottman.	28
Christman	Pfc. Paul E.	0906	Due to arrive in New York from overseas duty aboard the SS La Crosse Victory.		43
Christman	Pfc. William	0419	In a hospital in England after serving in Germany.	Brother of Carlton, William, Floyd and Donald and brother-in-law of Rolland E. Ottman.	28
Christman	Sea. 1/c Donald	0419	Attending torpedo school at Norfolk, Va.	Brother of Carlton, William, Warren and Floyd and brother -in-law of Rolland E. Ottman.	28
Christman	Sea. 1/c Floyd A. Jr.	0419	In the Pacific area.	Brothers of Carlton, William, Warren and Donald and brother -in-;law of Rolland E. Ottman.	28
Church	Robert J.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Cimelli	Pvt. Frank	0508	Killed in Italy April 14.	Served in Gen. Mark Clark's Fifth Army.	31
Cissel	Bettina S.	0307	Serving with the WAC.		39
Clancy	1st Sgt. Joseph M.	0520	Has merited a Presidential citation and the Bronze star.	Germany, Nov. 21, 1944, he voluntarily organized and led a carrying party across 2,000 yards of open fire-swept terrain to obtain vitally needed supplies of food and ammunition when his company was cut off from friendly troops..	35
Clapp	Lt. Robert	0330	Served 7 months overseas as a navigator on a bomber and was awarded the Air Medal with 5 Oak Leaf clusters. Veteran of 32 missions in the European area.		46
Clark	Cpl. George F.	0422	He, along with the rest of his battery, was commended by  Lt. Gen. George S. Patton.		30
Clark	Cpl. Stanley	02	With the Air forces in Belgium	Brother of Pfc. Louis A. Clark.	17
Clark	Donald	05	He is an aviation machinist's mate, 3/c. He met his brother Earl on Tinian where he is hospitalized. They had not seen each other since Dec. 1942. Donald is stationed on Guam .	Brother of Earl Clark.	50
Clark	Harold V.	0107	Graduated Dec. 23 from bombardier school at Albuquerque, NM.		3
Clark	Pfc. Earl	05	Met his brother Donald when Donald came to see him in a hospital on Tinian where Earl was being treated for wounds received in action at Okinawa. The brothers had not seen each other since Dec., 1942.	Brother of Donald Clark.	50
Clark	Pfc. Louis A.	02	Serving in a post exchange with a Quartermasters division in Italy.	Brother of Cpl. Stanley Clark.	17
Clark	William D.	0102	Graduated from Officer's Candidate School.		1
Cleveland	Pvc. Fred B.	0330	Promoted to this rank March 5.		47
Cleveland	Pvt. Maurice	0320	Arrived in France.		22
Clough	Henry H.	0111	Graduated		7
Clune	Gerald	0111	Rev Clune promoted from first lieutenant to captain.		6
Coats	Ardo W.	0119	Promoted		9
Cocke	T/ Ichabod S.	0215  16b	Back in the States.		16
Coffman	Mary	0307	Nurse enlisted with the armed forces.		39
Coger	T-5 Howard O.	0906	Discharged through Fort Dix.		43
Cohen	Elizabeth	0307	Nurse enlisted with the armed forces.		39
Cohn	Jacob O.	0413	Leaves for service in the armed forces.		27
Cohn	Jacob O.	0413	Reports for induction April 13.		27
Cohn	Mellie Samuel	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Colburn	Cecil R.	0316	Promoted to sergeant.	He is a ball turret gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress.	14
Colburn	Sgt. C. R.	0411	Awarded the Air Medal in England.		27
Colburn	Virginia	0307.	American Red Cross		39
Cole	Arthur	0111	Brother of Burton Cole.		6
Cole	Burton	0111	Brother of Arthur Cole		6
Cole	Robert C.	0508	Assigned to Patton's Third Army.	His division, the 94th, was commended for "fine and meritorious work in the Saar-Marseille triangle, and for seizing a bridgehead east of the Saar river"	33
Cole	Roland E.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Collier	Pvt. Robert J.	0427	Stationed in Indiantown Gap, Pa.	Brother of Richard E. Collier.	30
Collier	Richard E.	0113	Leaves for induction center at Albany.		8
Collier	Richard Edward	0107	Will leave Jan 12 for Albany induction station.		3
Collier	Sea. 2/c Richard	0330	Home on leave from Sampson, he is in fair condition at Bassett Hospital.		47
Collier	Sea. 2/c Richard	0427	Transferred from Sampson to ship school at Newport, R.I.	Brother of Pvt. Robert J. Collier.	30
Collins	Cpl. Robert J.	0307	Went overseas in Dec. 1942 and saw service in Australia, New Guinea and the Philippines. He has arrived at Rhoads Genera Hospital in Utica, after being in the South Pacific for 2 years.		39
Collins	Pvt. Vernon R.	0215p	Member of a harbor craft company, stationed with a United States Army Transportation Corps port in England.		16
Collition	Annie C.	0307	Nurse enlisted with the armed forces.		39
Colliton	Luke U.S.N.	02	Prisoner of war.		17
Colliton	SF 2/2 David N.	0406	Shipfitter on a cruiser . Served for the past 2 years in t he Pacific area .	Participated in several engagements, including the invasion of Iwo Jima.	26
Colone	Herman R.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Comino	Peter	0315	Inducted.		22
Comino	Peter	0319	Inducted.		41
Comiskey	Mary M.	0307	Nurse enlisted with the armed forces.		39
Compton	Alfred W.	0119	Returned to the Pacific war theatre after a 10 day leave.		10
Conrow	Earl M .	0413	Leaves for service in the armed forces.		27
Conrow	Earl M.	0315	Pre-induction.		22
Conrow	Earl M.	0413	Reports for induction April 13.		27
Constable	Ralph H.	0518	Ordered to report for pre-induction examinations.		34
Cook	Lt. Col. Carl	0523	Has been advanced from major to lieutenant colonel.	He has been overseas for a year and was formerly commander of the 305th Fighter Squadron which is now in Hawaii. Lt. Col. Cook has been in England, France, Luxembourg and Belgium. He is now in Germany.	37
Cook	Maj. Carl	0215	In a hospital near Paris.		16
Cooke	Kenneth Erle	0107	Called for pre-induction examination.		3
Coon	Sgt. Robert A.	0330	Stationed in New Guinea and will have been abroad a year this March.		47
Coons	Howard J. Jr.	0107	Will leave Jan 12 for Albany induction station.		3
Coons	Howard J. Jr.	0113	Leaves for induction center at Albany.		8
Coons	Sea. 2/c Howard J.	0330	Spending a 7-day leave from Sampson.		46
Cooper	Cpl. Howard	0307	Radio instructor in Hawaii.	Brother of Sea. 2/c Genevieve Cooper.	39
Cooper	Hugh P.	0113	Among the American prisoners freed from Los Vanos interment camp below Manila.		7
Cooper	Hugh P.	0319	Released from Los Banos internment camp near Manila on Feb. 23. He was assistant administrator in the Navy Yard at  Cavite and had been a  prisoner since the Japanese captured the city of Manila. Mr. Copper wrote he weighed 88 pounds.	For six months he did all the mending for the camp of 800 men. He contracted beri beri and for three months his feet were so swollen he could not get his shoes on.	44
Cooper	Lt. George S.	02	Missing in action.		17
Cooper	Lt. George S.	0227 page 17a	Reported missing in action Feb. 6, 1945. An enemy propaganda short-wave radio broadcast out of Germany listed George as a prisoner of war.		17
Cooper	Sea. 2/c Genevieve	0307	Completed basic training at Hunter College, New York and is stationed at Treasure Island, Cal.	Sister of Cpl. Howard Cooper.	39
Cornish	Howard Ivan	0107	Called for pre-induction examination.		3
Corsch	Marvin Leverne	0107	Called for pre-induction examination.		3
Cortese	David	0120	Wounded in action.		11
Couch	Edward	0113	Killed in action Jan. 9, 1945.		8
Couch	Sgt. Vernon	0124	Killed in action.		20
Countryman	Catherine M.	0307	Serving with the WAC.		39
Countryman	Sea. 2/c C. Sheldon	0511	A member of a submarine crew.		33
Couse	Pc. Ralph	0221	Brother of S/Sgt. Earl M. Couse		19
Couse	Pfc. Ralph	0312	Brother of Earl M. Couse.		14
Couse	S/Sgt. Earl M. Couse	0121	Marries Margaret Schulz	Brother of Pfc. Ralph Couse	19
Couse	S/Sgt. Fearl M.	0312	Marries Marjorie Schultz.	Brother of Pfc. Ralph Couse.	14
Cox	Gordon	0111	In France.		7
Craig	William H.	0505	Leaves Oneonta for induction.		33
Crandell	Cpl.  John	0518	Enlisted Nov. 23, 1942, trained at Geiger Field, Spokane, Wash., and is now stationed at Shepherd Field, Tex.	Brother of Charles and Howard Crandell.	35
Crandell	Pvt. Charles	0518	Entered the Army June 15, 1944 and trained at Camp Croft, S.C.  He was wounded in action Dec 28, 1944, and was awarded the Purple Heart.  Hospitalized in England, he was back in the ranks for limited service prior to V-E day.	Brother of John and Howard Crandell.	34
Crandell	Sea 1/c Howard J.	0518	Entered service Oct. 12, 1944, and was stationed at Sampson for seven months.  Following a furlough at the home of his mother, he left May 10 for the Pacific area.	Brother of John and Charles Crandell.	34
Cranston	Pfc. Charles W.	0505	Attached to an infantry regiment which "left landmarks to a defeated Reich from Salerno to the Thine in 353 days of conflict with the enemy".	Served with the 141st infantry regiment of the 36 th  "Texas"  Division of the Seventh Army.	33
Crawford	F 2/c Earl B.	0331			49
Critz	William B.	0403	Enlisted in the Marines in Albany April 23.		24
Croll	William B.	0111	Completed and orientation course in England.		6
Crosby	Eugene Francis	0128	Promoted.	Earned Good Conduct medal and medals for sharp shooting and flame throwing.	12
Crosby	Melvin Ronald	0107	Called for pre-induction examination.		3
Crowe	Pfc. Harold O.	05	He was overseas 39 months with an infantry unit in the Asiatic-Pacific theater. He participated in the Tanamerak Bay, Mindoro and Philippine campaigns.		50
Crowley	Robert W.	0413	Leaves for service in the armed forces.		27
Crowley	Robert W.	0413	Reports for induction April 13.		27
Crumb	Harold H.	0519	Leaves for pre-induction physical.		35
Culver	Cpl. Earl	0317	Went overseas April 22, 1944.	Arrived in France after serving in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.	21
Cummings	1st Lt. Le Grand R.	0124	Arrived at a Southwest Pacific base.		20
Cummings	Marion	0307	Serving with the WAC.		39
Currie	Norman Richard	0515	The European war has ended. 17 Delaware county youths were inducted into the armed services to help lick the Japs.		34
Currie	Richard	0515	The European war has ended. 17 Delaware county youths were inducted into the armed services to help lick the Japs.		34
Curry	Cpl. Herman G.	0427	Recently graduated from gunnery school, Yuma, Az. Where he was promoted to this present  rank and awarded wings.		30
Curtis	Pfc. Floyd N.	0505	Attached to an infantry regiment which "left landmarks to a defeated Reich from Salerno to the Thine in 353 days of conflict with the enemy".	Served with the 141st infantry regiment of the 36 th  "Texas"  Division of the Seventh Army.	33
Curtis	Pvt. Wilbur D.	0505	Attached to an infantry regiment which "left landmarks to a defeated Reich from Salerno to the Thine in 353 days of conflict with the enemy".	Served with the 141st infantry regiment of the 36 th  "Texas"  Division of the Seventh Army.	33
Cuting	Sgt. Emerald G.	0307	Awarded the Air Medal. He is a top turret gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress in the 351st Bombardment group, for "meritorious achievement" on six combat missions over Europe.		39
Cuyle	EM 2/c Howard	0513	He has been in the European theatre since August, 1943.	Brother-in-law of Orrin, Marvin, Leonard and John Laverne Michaletz.	33