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-VOTE FOR
FRANK A.
. BOYLE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
AUDITOR
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GENERAL ELECTION, SEPT. 12, 1944.
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AWARDS FOR
O’SEAS GIVEN
At a fitting sendee, held in tt»e
Post theater, on August 23rd., a j
group of civilians, who have been j
with the U.S.E.D. for 6-months or j
more, as regular employees, were j
awarded Overseas ribbons.
Presentations were made by
Brig. General Edwin W Jones,
Post Commander, who congratu
lated these civilian employees for ,
their 100 per cent War Bond par- 1
tierpation.
Assisting Gen. Jones, were Maj. j
Neill Phillips, C.P.O., and Capt
Harry Hart. Re^dent Engineer. I
also Lieut. Wm. Briggs, assistant
Utilities Engineer.
The following is a list of names
of those civilians who received
this special service emblem:
Aylmer C. Bright, Muriel Ellis, !
Chas R. Hauke, Olive Kuntz, I
Louis B. Meigs, Robert E. Long, i
Louise Rumage, Wm. Skidmore,
Jane C. Smith, Ray A. Westby,!
Wallace Whiting, Oration P. Wick- 1 '
ersham, Mark Abloogalook. Roscoe 1
Adams, Andrew H. Avant, James
Baldwin, N Bergomaschi, Eldon
J. Burdeshaw, Beese Burge, T. B.
Butler, F. M. Byers, Gust H.
Carlson. Guy E. Chilcon. George
Collins, Earle S Coulthard. How
ard T. Endres, EmJ Erbele, Nick
Ezukameuw, Jesse D. Fleeharty,
Hugh M. Gabbard, Paul E. Gallo
way, Robert B, Griska. Sigvald E.
Grytten, Wm. Happ, Fred Haver- f
acmp, Howard Henderson, Norman
Henderson, Vivian Henderson,
Thomas Hicklin, Klaus Hole. Fred
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enck A Hyde, Edw. Jablonicky,
Harry E. Johnson. Elmer Johnson,
Gunnar Kaasen, FVederick Kraft,
j Herman Kreiple, Nat B. Kupra-[
vuk. Nets Larson, Peter C. Larson, J
Wm. P. Laughlm, Wm. W. Laws,
| Chester T Lee. Staney Lokey,
Chas. P. Maxwell. Frank Miller, ,
John Moening, Elmer Morris,1;
Othmar Naber, Andrew Nordlind, ■
Sam Niupok, Harry Nygaard, .
Chas. Pennycook, Conrad Peter- !
sonKarl J. Peterson, Chas. Pilson, '
Vance R. P-»tts. John M. Powell,'1
Thomas Quail, Peter Reader, ,
John G Reimer, Peter O. Saterlid, !
Albert J: Schenck, Victor Schlich- ;
tig, Ken Seymore, Joseph Spier,!'
Augustus C. Steinwandel, Arno !
Steinwag, Earl J. Stucki, Jerome ;
Trigg, Delta C. Walker.
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THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES SOLIICIT YOUR SUPPORT: I
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rOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
JOHN E- MANDERS
TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
HARRY G. McCAIN
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'OR HIGHWAY ENGINEER
E. F WANN
'OR TERRITORIAL SENATORS:
CHAS D; JONES
HENRY G. FULLER
LUDVIG E. OST
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