| Safford | Pvt. Robert W. | 0519 | Missing in action in Italy since April 22.. | Brother of Sea. 2/c Norman Safford. | 35 |
| Safford | Sea 2/c Norman | 0519 | Stationed in Kingsville, Tex. | 35 | |
| Saggese | Ernest | 0118 | Brother of Frank, Ralph and Patrick Saggese. | 9 | |
| Saggese | Frank | 0118 | Slightly wounded March 26 in Germany. | Brother of Ralph, Ernest and Patrick Saggese. | 9 |
| Saggese | Patrick | 0118 | Brother of Frank, Ralph and Ernest Saggese | 9 | |
| Saggese | Pvt. Ralph | 0520 | He went overseas Oct., 194, and participated in the Marshall and Saipan campaigns, and is the holder of the Purple Heart and the Infantry combat badge. | Marries Miss Elinor Pratt. | 35 |
| Saggese | Ralph | 0118 | Brother of Frank, Ernest and Patrick Saggese. | 9 | |
| Sanley | 1st. Lt G. Traver | 0331 | Recently promoted to this rank and made leader of his squadron. He is a pilot of an Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress. | He is a member of the 94th Bomb Group which was cited by the President for its historic bombing of the Muhlembau aircraft assembly plant at Brunswick, Germany. | 48 |
| Sanley | George T. | 05 | Pilot on a B-17 Flying Fortress. He was promoted from the rank of 2nd lt. To 1st Lt. | 50 | |
| Sanly | George T. | 0102 | Stationed at an Air Service Command station in England. | 1 | |
| Sawyer | Andrew | 0321 | Medical discharge from the Army. | Brother of Pfc. Raymond, Pfc. Jay and Cpl. Harold Sawyer. | 44 |
| Sawyer | Cpl. Harold | 0321 | Stationed in Brisbane, Australia. | Brother of Pfc. Raymond, Pfc. Jay and Andrew Sawyer. | 44 |
| Sawyer | Pfc. Jay | 0321 | Stationed in Greenville, S. C. | Brother of Pfc. Raymond, Cpl Harold and Andrew Sawyer. | 44 |
| Sawyer | Pfc. Raymond | 0321 | Stationed in England. | Brother of Cpl. Harold, Pfc. Jay and Andrew Sawyer. | 44 |
| Schaar | Sea. 2/c Ralph F. | 0121 | Sampson | Volunteered for duty as an air crewman at the Navy's Ordnance department, Norman, Okla. | 19 |
| Schemerhorn | Pfc. Harold | 0906 | Due to arrive New York from overseas duty aboard the SS Lewiston Victory. | 43 | |
| Schemerhorn | William R. | 0330 | Enlisted in the Army Air Corps last July and left for Fort Dix, N.J. where he will receive transportation orders to Sheppard Field. Tex. for air combat training. Dix | 47 | |
| Schidzick | Pvt. George C. | 0405 | Killed in action in Germany March 22. | 26 | |
| Schmidt | Pvt. Ellwyn | 0320 | Arrived in France. | 22 | |
| Schmitt | Robert F. | 0406 | Assigned to sea duty after completing 2 weeks at Merchant Marine engineer's school | 26 | |
| Schoeller | Donald W. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Scholl | Robert J. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Schulz | Cpl. Carl D. | 0330 | Stationed at an Air Service Command depot in England where damaged Air Corp equipment is reclaimed and returned to battle. | 46 | |
| Schulz | Cpl. Carl d. | 05 | Serving overseas with the Air Service command for 13 months. | 50 | |
| Schuman | T/Sgt. Milton W. | 0330 | Served as a gunner on a B-25, engaging in 67 combat missions. He served 23 months in the European and China-Burma theaters. He has reported to the AAF Redistribution Station at Atlantic City, N.J. | 46 | |
| Schuster | Cpl Harold | 0508 | With the AACS. | Met Cpl. Milton Shultis in Kumming, China. | 32 |
| Schuster | Sgt. Harold C. | 0906 | He has been in the Army
for three and a half years. He has been located in Kumming, China for a year. |
42 | |
| Scofield | T-4 Robert E. | 0906 | Due to arrive in New York from overseas duty aboard the SS La Crosse Victory. | 43 | |
| Scorzafava | Alfred | 0120 | Served 30 months in the Southwest Pacific. | 11 | |
| Scorzafava | Flory | 0119 | Wounded in Germany March 27 and wounded again in the invasion of France July 13. | 9 | |
| Scott | Allen | 0119 | Enlisted in the Navy. | 9 | |
| Scott | Vernon J. | 0315 | Inducted. | 22 | |
| Scribner | Sgt. Edward M. | 0906 | Discharged through Fort Dix. | 43 | |
| Scudder | William | 0320 | Promoted to fireman first class and transferred to the Pacific area. | Sampson. | 22 |
| Scutt | Pvt. Dwight R. | 0329 | A technician with the Army Medical Corps, he is serving in France. | 46 | |
| Sdrewski | Joseph | 0108 | Died of wounds received in action Dec. 18. | Brother of Leo Sdrewski in the Army. | 4 |
| Sdrewski | Leo | 0108 | Brother of Joseph Sdrewski who died of wounds received in action. | 4 | |
| Seaman | David V. | 0113 | Leaves for induction center at Albany. | 8 | |
| Seaman | David Valentine | 0107 | Will leave Jan 12 for Albany induction station. | 3 | |
| Secor | Sgt. Francis P. | 0312 | Awarded the Silver Star for distinguished service in action. | 18 | |
| Secord | Raymond | 0326 | Hospitalized in Italy for a hand wound caused by a German mortar shell. | 13 | |
| Seeman | Ward | 0113 | Honorably discharged from the Army. | 8 | |
| Senese | Pfc. Ralph | 0411 | Wounded on Iwo Jima and has been transferred to a west coast hospital. | 27 | |
| Sergeant | TME 2/c W. B. | 0330 | Torpedoman Sergeant recently promoted to this rank. | 46 | |
| Sessions | Hugh I. | 0111 | Brig. Gen. Griswold awarded M/Sgt Sessions The Legion of Merit for developing an adapter panel to permit interchangeable use of American and British teletypewriters. | 5 | |
| Seward | Sea. 1/c Earl E. | 0520 | An eye witness account of the naval bombardment of Iwo Jima in as letter to his parents. | Excerpts from the letter. | 35 |
| Shaver | Pfc. Whitney | 0129 | Discharged January 18. | Served in Italy, Africa, and India before being transferred to China. While in China, he was fired upon by Chinese communists, once in the air and the other times on the ground. | 20 |
| Shaw | Carl | 0102 | Completed basic training in the infantry at Camo Blanding, Fla. | 1 | |
| Shaw | Charles O. | 0329 | Enlisted in t he Army Air Corps last July. Reported for training at Ft. Dix, N.J. | 46 | |
| Shaw | John R. | 05 | Marine Staff Sgt., he is a member of the Second Marine division. He participated in the Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian campaigns. | 50 | |
| Shaw | Pvt. Carl P. | 0307 | Arrived in France. | 39 | |
| Shearer | Lt. Bruce C. | 0320 | One of eight American soldiers who entered a German-held town, found a group of German soldiers sitting down to dinner, put the Nazis in the cellar and ate the dinner. | After dinner, the Americans went on to assist in clearing the town. When the town was finally won, there were 33 Nazis in the cellar. | 22 |
| Sheares | Lt. Bruce | 0405 | Received Bronze Star for heroic achievement "in connection with military operations against an enemy of the United States in the vicinity of Schoenberg, Germany Sept. 24, 1944. | Promoted from platoon leader in a rifle company to first observer of an artillery unit. | 26 |
| Sheldon | Irmgarf M. | 0307 | Nurse enlisted with the armed forces. | 39 | |
| Sherman | Maj. John F. | 0502 | Promoted to this rank April 1. | Staff officer on Division Artillery
Staff. Serving in Gen. Patton's Third Army. |
31 |
| Sherman | Stanley B. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Shernan | Ph. M. 1/c Harold | 0409 | 28 | ||
| Shields | William | 0906 | Stationed at Oahu, Hawaii has received the Good Conduct medal and has been promoted from private first class to corporal. | 43 | |
| Shultis | S/Sgt Elwin M. | 0307 | Has reported to the AAF Redistribution Station at Atlantic City, N. J. after six months of service overseas in the European theater of war. | Served as a crew chief on transport planes while overseas. | 39 |
| Shumway | Pfc Maynard | 0419 | In England. | Brother of Arnold, Grant and George Shumway. | 28 |
| Shumway | Pfc. Arnold | 0419 | With a medical unit overseas. | Brother of Maynard, Grant and George Shumway. | 28 |
| Shumway | Pfc. Maynard | 0302 | Awarded the Combat Infantryman badge and three Bronze Stars representing participation in three major campaigns, Normandy, France, and Belgium. | Stationed in England. | 18 |
| Shumway | Pvt. Gram Jr. | 0419 | Stationed in Texas. | Brother of Maynard, Arnold and George Shumway. | 28 |
| Shumway | Sea. 1/c George | 0419 | On a PT boat in the South Pacific. | Brother of Maynard, Arnold and Grant Shumway. | 28 |
| Shutis | Cpl. Milton | 0505 | Drives a truck between China and India over the Stilwell Road. | Met Cpl. Harold Schuster in Kumming, China. | 32 |
| Shutters | Pfc. Raymond D. | 0404 | Completed his course of studies as an aviation mechanic at the Army Air Forces Technical Training School, Amarillo, Texas. | He will be sent to an air base where he will assist serving America's B-17 Flying Fortresses and B-29 Super Fortresses. | 25 |
| Signor | Richard | 0108 | Slightly wounded in the European theatre. | 4 | |
| Silliman | Clifford R. | 0127 | Promoted to the rank of Major. | Brother of George B. Silliman. | 12 |
| Silliman | F/3 John B. | 0307 | Returned to Bremerton, Wash after visiting his wife, son and parents. | 39 | |
| Sillliman | George B. | 0127 | Brother of Major Clifford R. Silliman. | 12 | |
| Simmons | Pfc. Ralph K. | 0303 | Recently promoted to this rank in Germany. | 39 | |
| Simmons | Pvt. Ralph K. | 0303 | Arrived in the European theatre. | 16 | |
| Simonds | A. O. M. 1/c Robert | 0411 | Took part in raids on Okinawa, Formosa, Philippines, French Indochina and Hong Kong. | Sampson. | 27 |
| Simonson | George | 0111 | Medical discharge from USMC. | 7 | |
| Sinclair | Yoke. 2/c Helen | 0411 | Marries Pfc. Thomas A Roade, | 28 | |
| Sisson | Benjamin F. | 0113 | Airplane mechanic in the Phillipines. | 7 | |
| Sisson | Jeanne F. | 0106 | Promoted to Captain WAC. | 2 | |
| Sisson | Pvt. Marshall H, | 0316 | Killed in action February 19, 1945 in Germany. | 14 | |
| Sitts | James E. | 0906 | James was recently discharged from the Army and served four years overseas. | Marries Miss Pauline Paszko | 42 |
| Sitts | Russell E. | 0107 | Called for pre-induction examination. | 3 | |
| Skinner | Maynard B. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Slade | Marion E. | 0307 | SPARS | 39 | |
| Sluiter | Adrian | 0120 | Marries Margaret F Hinckey. | 11 | |
| Smith | Alfred J. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Smith | Cecil L. | 0505 | Leaves Oneonta for induction. | 33 | |
| Smith | Doris | 0307 | Serving with the WAC. | 39 | |
| Smith | George F. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Smith | Pfc. Frank | 0310 | Killed in action in Germany. | 41 | |
| Smith | Ralph E. | 0107 | Received Purple Heart for wounds received in the European theatre. | 3 | |
| Snavely | Kathryn | 0307 | Serving with the WAC. | 39 | |
| Solovitch | Andrew | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examinations. | 34 | |
| Soued | Albert | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Soued | Albert | 0413 | Reports for induction April 13. | 27 | |
| Sousa | Pvt. Frederick | 0321 | Received
sharpshooter's and bayonet proficiency medals. He was sent to England and then to France and Belgium. He is now in Germany. |
44 | |
| Southern | Betty | 0307 | Serving with the WAC. | 39 | |
| Southern | Edgar R. | 0113 | Leaves for induction center at Albany. | 8 | |
| Southern | Edgar Robert | 0107 | Will leave Jan 12 for Albany induction station. | 3 | |
| Southern | Gerald J. | 0505 | Leaves Oneonta for induction. | 33 | |
| Southern | Pvt. Edgar Robert | 0302 | Assigned to Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark.. | 18 | |
| Southern | S/Sgt. Robert | 0329 | Arrived in Italy. | Father of Pvt. Edgar Southern stationed at Camp Robinson, Ark. | 46 |
| Spargo | Cpl. Paul | 0320 | Met friend Pfc. William H. Packer in France. | 22 | |
| Speh | Douglas | 0109 | Missing in action in Germany since Dec 19. | 5 | |
| Spencer | Dougals W. | 0413 | Reports for induction April 13. | 27 | |
| Spencer | Douglas W. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Spencer | Douglas W. | 0413 | Leaves for service in the armed forces. | 27 | |
| Speranzi | T/Sgt. Anthony R. | 0502 | Marries Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Bowen. They met in England where she was a WAC sergeant. She received an honorable discharge. | 31 | |
| Sperry | S. Walter | 0312 | Receiving treatment for wounds at Tilton Hospital, Fort Dix, N.J. | 14 | |
| Sprague | clayton | 0104 | Participated in major engagements in the Pacific area. | 2 | |
| Sprague | Corp. Glenford | 0517 | Home on furlough from Avon Park, Fla, purchases a $100 war bond with his daughter Kathy Ann. | Corp. Sprague is in the Third Air force with a B-17 squadron. | 36 |
| Sprague | Milton D. | 0107 | Sampson | 3 | |
| Sprague | Walter A. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| St Onge | Charles | 0108 | Brother of F. Earl and Edwin St. Onge. | 4 | |
| St Onge | Edwin | 0108 | Brother of F.Earl and Charles St Onge. | 4 | |
| St Onge | F. Earl | 0108 | Brother of Charles and Edwin St Onge. | 4 | |
| St. George | Demund J. | 0122 | B-17 Flying Fortressman. | 19 | |
| Stafford | James | 0517 | Promoted to private first class. Received a leg injury in Germany and in a hospital in England. Overseas Jan. 1, 1944 and spent 5 months in northern Ireland, then England. He saw service in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany. | Brother of Pfc. Ralph, Lt. Clarence and WAVE Elinor Stafford. | 36 |
| Stafford | Lt. Clarence | 0517 | Stationed in Albany, GA. | Brother of Pfc. Ralph, Pfc. James and WAVE Elinor Stafford. | 0 |
| Stafford | Pfc. Ralph | 0517 | Stationed in Oklahoma City, Okla. | Brother of Pfc. James, Lt. Clarence and WAVE Elinor Stafford. | 36 |
| Stafford | Pfc. Ralph S. | 0411 | Stationed at Tinker Field, Okla. | 27 | |
| Stafford | WAVE Elinor | 0517 | Stationed at a naval hospital at Shoemaker, Calif. | Sister of Pfc. Ralph, Pfc. James and Lt Clarence Stafford. | 36 |
| Stanton | Leonard J. | 0315 | Inducted. | 22 | |
| Stanton | Leonard J. | 0319 | Inducted. | 41 | |
| Stanton | Robert L. | 0113 | Leaves for induction center at Albany. | 8 | |
| Stanton | Robert Lafayette | 0107 | Will leave Jan 12 for Albany induction station. | 3 | |
| Stapleton | Mary E. | 0307 | WAVES | 39 | |
| Stark | Frank L. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Steenrod | Cpl. Stewart | 0313 | Inducted on Nov. 8, 1943. He had previously been in Florida, Texas and California. He is now stationed at Tonopah Army air field in Nevada. | 40 | |
| Steidle | Robert J. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Stepp | Charles | 0103 | Arrived in England | 1 | |
| Stepp | Cpl. Charles | 0508 | Hospitalized in France for treatment of an arm injury received in action in France in April. | 32 | |
| Stevens | Harry | 0515 | The European war has ended. 17 Delaware county youths were inducted into the armed services to help lick the Japs. | 34 | |
| Stevens | Lt. Lyndon H. | 0519 | Awarded the bronze star medal for meritorious achievement in connection with military operations against Germany from Aug. 12, 1943, to Nov. 12, 1944. | He is with the Eighth Air Force in England. | 34 |
| Stewart | Jack | 0315 | A patient in an English hospital suffering from cuts and bruises. | 22 | |
| Stewart | James | 05 | Assistant chief of the U.S. Office of War Information, James was in Australia when he met an Australian who asked him if he knew where the "corner of Chestnut and Academy Sts. is", the Australian had been born in a house on that corner. | 50 | |
| Stewart | Leslie | 0519 | Leaves for pre-induction physical. | 35 | |
| Stewart | Walter H. Jr. | 0119 | Graduated from the gunnery department of the Armored school at Fort Knox, Ky. | 10 | |
| Stewart | William | 0109 | Home on furlough and was an usher and color bearer at the funeral service for E. L. Chapman. | 5 | |
| Stiefel | Donald Royce | 0106 | Returned to Brooklyn where he will be assigned to a ship., | 2 | |
| Stilson | Charles Edward | 0511 | Stationed at the Atlantic Fleet's motor torpedo boat squadrons training center, Melville, R.I. | Sampson | 33 |
| Stilson | F/c Charles Edward | 0519 | Stationed at the Atlantic fleet's motor torpedo boat squadrons training center, Melville, R.I. Upon completion, he will join a PT squadron in the Pacific. | Sampson | 34 |
| Stilton | George S. | 0108 | Wounded in action and in hospital in France. | 4 | |
| Stimpson | Cpl. Amos W. | 0523 | Serving with one of the squadrons of the 435th Troop Carrier Group, France. He has recently been awarded his fifth bronze star for battle participation in five major campaigns within this theater. | 37 | |
| Stimpson | Virgil L. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Stimpson | Virgil L. | 0518 | Ordered to report for pre-induction examination. | 34 | |
| Stone | Pvt. Richard Charles | 0422 | Marries Miss Phyllis Lorraine Goodrich. | 30 | |
| Stone | Walter A. | 0315 | Pre-induction. | 22 | |
| Storm | Doris M. | 0307 | Nurse enlisted with the armed forces. | 39 | |
| Strait | 1st Lt. Bernard | 0522 | Liberated from German prison camp. Pilot of the Flying Fortress "Geronimo", he was reported missing over Germany Feb. 20, 1944. | 49 | |
| Strait | Rodney Y. | 0505 | Leaves Oneonta for induction. | 33 | |
| Sturdevant | Pvt. George | 0302 | Back with his outfit after recovering from a saber wound in the foot suffered in a hand-to-hand encounter with the Japs on Leyte Feb. 2. | Awarded the Purple Heart. | 18 |
| Sullivan | Dennis | 0109 | Brother of Harry and Francis Sullivan | 4 | |
| Sullivan | Dennis J. | 0104 | Brother of Harry A. Sullivan. | Spent Christmas eve with his brother in the Philippines. | 2 |
| Sullivan | Francis | 0109 | Brother of Dennis and Harry Sullivan. | 4 | |
| Sullivan | Harry | 0109 | Brother of Dennis and Francis Sullivan. | 4 | |
| Sullivan | Harry A. | 0104 | Brother of Dennis J. Sullivan. | Spent Christmas eve with his brother in the Philippines. | 2 |
| Sullivan | Mary C. | 0307 | Nurse enlisted with the armed forces. | 39 | |
| Super | T/5 Joseph T. | 0906 | He has returned to the States after 32 1/2 months in the European Theater. He last served in Germany and is presently at Fort Dix, N.J. He is expected in Oneonta soon to spend a furlough with his wife at their home, 450 Main St. | He wears the Arrowhead medal and six battle stars. | 43 |
| Sutliff | Earl R. | 0126 | Killed in action in Germany. | 13 | |
| Swartout | Kenneth | 0109 | Arrived in England. | 5 | |
| Swartout | Phyllis | 0319 | Took a war job in Washington, D.C. as either a clerk, typist, or stenographer. | 41 | |
| Swartz | William T. | 0103 | Returned from 26 months overseas and receiving treatment for a leg fractured in overseas action. | Purple Heart and Oak Leaf cluster. | 1 |
| Sweeney | pvt. Robert | 0303 | In a New England hospital recovering from frostbite suffered in Belgium. | 38 | |
| Sweet | Legrand | 0126 | Wounded in acting in the European theatre. | 13 | |
| Sweet | Legrand W. | 0104 | Wounded in action in the European theatre. | 12 |