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• P. F. C. Clarence E. Beese, 451 Bergen Av., Jersey City.
• Pvt. Kenneth N. Bruttel, 433 71st St., North Bergen.
• First Lt. Gerard H. Gauthier, 147 Woodlawn Av., Jersey City.
• Corp. Edward J. Gayges, 283 13th St., Jersey City.
• P. F. C. Robert E. Hendricks, 203 8th St., Jersey City.
• P. F. C. Edward G. Hladik, 16 New St., Bayonne.
• P. F. C. Joseph G. Ippolito, 391 Montgomery St., Jersey City.
• Pvt. William F. Kelly, 321 Virginia Av., Jersey City.
• Pvt. Frank Kretowski, 109 Avenue E., Bayonne.
• P. F. C. Michael A. Meircurio, 839 8th St., Secaucus.
• Pvt. Paul Mirabella, 37 Carlton Av. Jersey City.
• Av., Daniel Murphy, Jr., 7320 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen.
• P. F. C. Vincent G. Norton, 603 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City.
• Tech. 5th Gr. Robert B. Pfahler, 130 Wade Street, Jersey City.
• Pvt. Arthur H. Phillips, 763 Broadway, Bayonne.
• Sergt. Frank E. Rosenbauer, 131 Avenue V, Bayonne.
• P. F. C. Thomas D. Ryan, 21 Franklin Av., Harrison.
• Corp. Joseph W. Sauer, 516 Jersey Av., Jersey City.
• P. F. C. Ben Shanerman, 1460 48th St., North Bergen.
• P. F. C. Charles Sherwood, 379 Montgomery St., Jersey City
• P. F. C. Anthony Stanton', 260 9th St., Jersey City.
• Sergt. Samuel T. Tedino, 85 Giles Av., Jersey City.
• Pvt. Stanley Zedar, 124 Bright St., Jersey City.
• First Lt. Gerard Gauthier, 147 Woodlawn Av., who was wounded in action in Germany, Oct. 24, has recovered from shrapnel wounds of the chest and has returned to duty, according to a letter received by his parents, Henry S. Gauthier, retired police inspector, and Mrs. Mary Gauthier. The 28-year-old officer was born ...

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• Private First Class Vincent Gerard Norton (1923-2005)

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