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DescriptionWounded List in the Jersey Journal on Monday, October 9, 1944, part 2.png	English: Wounded List in the Jersey Journal on Monday, October 9, 1944, part 2
Date	9 October 1944
Source	Jersey Journal on Monday, October 9, 1944
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DUNCAN M. SUGZDA WOUNDED LIST Continued • Snyder High School. Before his induction in May, 1943. he was employed by the Lehigh, Valley Railroad. Following training at -Camp Campbell. Ky.. he was sent overseas in May of this year. - A brother. Radioman, 2 -c Thomas :1Slorton, has made 15 ocean cross-ings aboard a combination trans-port and hospi:al ship. ...iPAINING WEIGHT Serge. Raymond V. O'Keefe, 24. -has written. his parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank O'Keefe. of 202 Hutton •St.. that he is receiving the best of care in a hospital in England and even gaining weight. He was . wounded during infantry operations • ,in France on July 9. He has been •in the service since the mobilize-..

(artillery unit. the 34-year-old sol-! !tiler was inducted in May. 1943. and' was sent overseas in April of this year. IP. F. C. Kraynaek was horn in: :Jersey City and is a graduate of; :School 22 and Dickinson High' School. Prior to his induction hi' !operated a delicatessen with his I two brothers. :John and Michael. !John is now sergeant in the army and is stationed sonn-..where in Italy. I•The Purple Heart has been re-ceived by his parents, Mary and Michael Kraynack. ;TWICE WOUNDED P. F. C. Thomas E. Russo. 351 Randolph Av.. reported by the War. Department to have been wounded: lin France July 5 and returned to !action five weeks later, has notie !fied his parents, Carl and Agnes Russo. by letter. that he is again in a base hospital in France after having sustained wounds of an un-, disclosed nature. I His confinement at the hospital; • in France affords him the oppor-tunity to visit with his brother. Jo-• . seph. who is attached to that par-ticular hospital as a member of the Medical Corps. He had previously met his brother there during his confinement following his initial casualty in France. He suffered his second casualty in Belgium dur-ing the latter part of September. Born in Jersey City, the 24-year-• old infantryman is a graduate of St. Patrick's Sc400l and of Lincoln High School. Prior to federaliza-tion with the National Guard in November. 1941, he was employed by the Metal Thermit Co. He was sent overseas in May of this year.' His brother Joseph. a sergeant in the Medical Corps. has been over-seas 28 months. Another brother,; P. F. C. Michael Russo. is stationed at Westover Field. Mass. MARTIN I. WEINBERGER libn • of the New Jersey National Guard in September. 154n. Sergeant O'Keefe attended School • 25 and Dickinson High School. He enlisted in the National Guard in 1989. He served at Fort Bragg. N. C.: Camp Pickett. Va.. and Fort Meade, Md.. before he went to En-gland last May. He holds the Randolph Hearst Medal for ex-pert marksmanship and the Pur-ple Heart. He took part in the D-Day invasion of Normandy. His brother-in-law. Raymond J. Trentacost. 2lz, a storekeeper with the navy, recently left the West Coast for sea duty. WOUNDED IN THIGH P. F. C. Andrew Kraynack, 91 Maple St.. was wounded in the lef thigh during the fighting in France on June 22. Attached to a heav,

. LIEUTENANT WOUNDED Second Lt. Martin I. Weinberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein-berger. of 40 E. 52nd St., is a na-tive of Bayonne, and was a mem-ber of the R. 0. T. C. at New York University, from which he graduated in 1942 with the degree of B.S. He went to OCS at Fort Benning. where he was commis-sioned a second lieutenant Dec. 30. 1943. He went overseas last May and less than two months later participated in the engagement in which he suffered his wounds fol-lowing the big push in Normandy.; The young lieutenant did not . wait for the government to make: known his misfortune to his gar-ments. for he feared they would • be unduly alarmed, so he sent them a letter dated July 27, telling them he was injured the day before, but that there was nothing to worry about. On Aug. 15 came word from the government he was wounded in action, also that he was awarded the Purple Heart. This he had already sent home.

-. WILLIAM T. JENNETTE he was employed by the Electric Boat Co.. Bayonne. He went from Fort Dix to Fort Knox. Ky.. for basic training and was assigned to the Armored Tank Corps. with which he went overseas last May. He is single and made his home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sugzda, at the 15th St. address. WASHINGTON. (R1—A War De-partment release today listing the names of 2,648 United States soldiers wounded in action in the European theater of war included 104 New Jersey residents. ALLEN. Sergt. Vernon R.—Mrs. Mabel S. Allen, wife. 301 Edgewood Av.. Westville. ALLOWAY, Pvt. Howard L.. Jr. —Mrs. Florence Alloway. mother. 744 Hunterdon St.. Newark. ANDREWS, Sergt. Joseph—Mrs.

mother. 183 North Oraton Park-way, East Orange., DAVIS, P. F. C. Andrew A. —Mrs. Mary Davis, wife, 429 Grand I St.. Hoboken, DEAN. Pvt. Alex L.---Mrs. Mary Dealt. mother, 25 Columbus Av. , Fords. DELGUERCIO. C. John P. --Mrs. Mary Ann Delguercio.; mother. 412 Clifton Av.. Newark. DIBLIN. Pvt. Robert—Mrs. Mar-; ga•et E. Diblin, mother, Sedwick St., Jamesburg. DIEMIEAN, Pvt. Peter T.—Mrs. Eugenia J. Dicmiean, wife, 504' Main St.. Paterson. DILLON. Pvt. Thomas J.—Mrs. ' Thomas F. Dillon. mother, 125 Al-! bin Av.. Paterson. DROZD. Tech. 4th Gr. Edward; L.—John A. Drozd, father, 1603. Norris St.. Camden. ESPOSITO. P. F. C. Anthony F. —Mrs. Anna Esposito, mother. 249: Walker St., Cliffside. GAYBRANT, Pvt. Louis A.—Mrs. ' Anna Acuna, mother, 238 Oliver. St., Newark. GEMSKI. Staff Sergt. Joseph S. —Mrs. Sophie Gemski, mother, 114 Main St.. Garfield. GOLDEN, First Lt. Thomas M.— • John Golden, father. 316 Avenue A. Bayonne. (Account appeared in The Jersey Journal Sept. 29t. HEARD, Staff Sergt. Elmer J., Jr.—Elmer J. Heard. Sr.. father, 212 Powelton Av.. Wood Lynne. HEINRICH. P. F. C. Jean P.— Mrs. Irene B. Heinrich. wife, 170 • Randolph Av.. Jersey City. (Ac-count of this casualty appeared in • The Jersey Journal of Sept. 22. last.) HENDRIX. Pvt. Paul C.—Mrs. Stella M. Hendrix. mother. 806 Grove St., Point Pleasant Beach. HICKMAN, P. F. C. Joseph L.— . Mrs. Alma L. Hickman, mother, :1152 Deutz Av.. Trenton. HOFMANN. Sergt. Edward A.— ' George P. Hofmann, brother, 27 :Yard Av., Trenton. HORNER. P. F. C. Norman—'Mrs. Anna M. Horner, mother, 428 ;Prince St.. Bordentown. •---- IRVEN. Sergt. Richard P.—Mrs..; _. :Marie E. Elmer. sister, 232 Euclid . ' !Av.. Trenton. JECKEL, Staff Sergt. Frank B.— ;Mrs. Eleanore M. Jeckel, wife. con-ner Maple Av. and Springfield. New iProvidence. JENNETTE. P. F. C. William T.:: —Thomas Jennette, father. 720 Bou-levard. Bayonne. JOHNSON, Pvt. Richard L.— :Harry Johnson. brother, 15 Cedar :St.. Phillipsburg. KAUFFMAN, P. F. C. Jack—Mrs.: 'Mary . W. Kauffman. mother, 23: IAv.. Atlantic City. I KRAYNACK, P. F. C. Andrew—!Mrs. Mary Kraynak, mother, 91 :Maple St.. Jersey City. I KRIPITZ, Pvt. Samuel — Mrs. Fannie Kripitz, mother, 434 Berk-ley St., Camden. THOMAS E. RUSSO ; LUTZ, P. F. C. Ernest. Jr.—Ernest `Lutz, Sr., father, 660 Lincoln Av., Antonio Daldan. mother, 90 Miller Hawthorne, Av., Penns Grove. MARANO. Pvt, Salvatore D.— AUGUSTO, Pvt. Henry C.—Mrs. Mrs. Antoinette Marano, mother. Ethelvina Augusto, wife, 57 Kent. 622 N. 8th St., Newark, St., Nel.vark.MAYUS. Pvt. Peter R.—Mrs. BEATTY, P. F. C. James G.—Amela. Mayus, mother, 34 Amboy Mrs. Julia Beatty, mother, 131 Park .Av.. Roebling. Av., Keansburg.• McCLOSKY, P. F. C. Joseph—, BISCO, Sergt. Charles A.—Mrs. 'Mrs. Kathleen McClosky, wife, 144 Jeanie Bisco, mother, 625 4th Av., Congress St.. Newark. - Elizabeth. MESSINEO. Sergt. Thomas S.--!Elizabeth. BRADWAY,.P. F. C. George E• Mrs. Frances Messineo, mother. 124 —Mrs. Alice Dalbow Bradway.,Union St.. Newark. • -mother. 142 5th St., Carneys Point I MIASTKOWSKI. Pvt. Joseph J. ' BRANIGAN, Tech. Sergt. Edwin :—Mrs. Stella S. Aliastkowski,; mother. Route 1. Freehold. 'B.. Jr.—Mrs. Bertha F. Branigan.: mother. 7 N. 10th St.. Newark. MIXSELL. Pvt. David—Donald -G. Mixsell, father, 148 Hodge Rd., BRAUER, 2nd Lt. Charles H.— Princeton. 1739 Asbury Av., Neptune. , MOLINARI, P. F. C. Joseph F.— BREZNAK, Pvt. George — Mrs.! M: ,172 Bank St.. Newark. rs. Elizabeth Molinari, mother, -Anna S. Breznak, mother, 1521 Wheaton Pl.. Rutherford. . I BRONCACCIO. P. F. C. Nicholas MORAN'. P. F. C. Donald B.--; Mrs. Catherine Moran, mother. Mrs. Edith M. Safford, wife, 400 Booth Av.. Englewood. SIKORA. P. F. C. Joseph—Miss Helen K. Sikora, sister, 285 Hath-away St.. Wallington. SKURKA. P. F. C. Joseph—Mrs. Mary SKu•ka. mother, 530 Hartford St.. Perth Amboy. SUGZDA, P. 7. C. Duncan M.— :vbs. Euphemie Sugzda. mother, 11 W. 15th St.. Bayonne. TOPERZER, Staff Sergt. Albert P.—Albert Toperzer. father, 2364 S. 8th St., Camden. TOPERZER. P. F. C. Robert G. --Mrs. Martha Toperzer. mother.' 2364 S. 8th St.. Camden. TRAINOR. 2d Lt. Francis X.—Mrs. Josephine M. Trainor. wife. 750 Highland Av.. Newark. TUROS. Corp. John S.—Mrs.. Emily Twos. mother, 23 Hawkins St.. Newark. VITALE. P. F. C. Albert A.—Mrs: Veneranda A. Vitale. mother. 55 Madison St., Hoboken. VREELAND. Pvt. Albert L.— • Bert L. Vreeland, father. 115 WH 6th St.. Bayonne. (Account of this! casualty appeared in The Jersey1 Journal Oct. 7. Family received 'word Private Vreeland has been wounded second time.) WEILER. P. F. C. Albert R.—. Mrs. Helen Burkhardt.. mother, 546 2nd St.. Carlstadt. WEINBERGER. 2d Lt. Martin I. —Mrs. Freda A. Weinberger. !mother. 40 E. 32nd St.. Bayonne. • WIDMAIER. Pvt. William C.— •Mrs. Ruth Widmaier. mother, 302 .Cleveland Av.. Riverside. \VIENTENBERG. Pvt. John—Miss Evelyn Wientenberg. sister, • 190 Washington Av.. Little Ferry. WIERZBICKI. Pvt. Joseph—Mrs. -Eleanor Wierzbicki. wife. 230 Van Horne St.. Jersey City. WILSON. P. F. C. Jeremiah J.—Mrs. Mary Wilson. mother, 14 Wil-son Av.. Keansburg. IN GEORGIA HOSPITAL P. F. C. William T. Jennette, 21. of 720 Boulevard. Bayonne. is now at Lawson General Hospital.: Atlanta. Ga., recovering from the results of a machine-gun barrage, which resulted in the amputation of his left arm, and his left leg was so riddled it was feared for a time the leg. too. would have to be amputated. But the limb responded encouragingly to treat-ment at Walter Reed Hospital. :Washington. where he was brought 'after he was flown back to Mitchell Field and full recovery is expected under the care he now is receiving at the Atlanta hospital. I Jennette is the son of Mr. and ;Mrs. Thomas Jennette and a grad-uate of school 7 and Bayonne Tech-nical High School. He was em-. ployed as a welder by the Bethle-' hem Steel Shipyard Co.. Staten Island. at the time of his induction May 31. 1943. He trained at Camp Campbell, Ky., and Camp Meade. Mo., before he went across. He was wounded during the fighting in France on July 17. After he was flown back for treatment. he was visited at the hospital in Wash-' ington by his father. whom he assured he is perfectly 0. K. BROTHER-IN-LAW KILLED I P. F. C. Duncan M. Sugzda, 20. of 11 W. 15th St., Bayonne. who was wounded during the fighting in France July 19, is a brother-in-- law of P. F. C. Stanley Pront-nicki, of that address. news of whose death was published in The Jersey Journal Friday. P. F. C. Prontnicki, husband of Sugzda's I sister. was killed in action June 14 :during the fighting in Burma. News of his death reached his young wife. the former Euphemia Sugzda, on July 27, their first wedding anniversary. Sugzda, in his latest letter home. in which he wrote he was fully recovered from his injuries, seemed to have a premonition that all was not well with his brother-in-law. for he asks his family to tell him of his present whereabouts and whether his brother. Corp. John Sugzda, also serving in India, had made contact with him. Duncan Sugzda wrote that when they next ! hear from him he may be back with his own company, as he has • been released from the hospital and has been sent to a replacement camp. • Sugzda, one of nine children. Was horn in Bayonne and graduated from School 12 and Bayonne Tech-nical High School. At the time of his enlistment on .June 3, 1943 RAYMOND V. O'KEEFE

Tainter Av., Peapack. MORROW. Pvt. Harry W.—Mrs, Laura M. Morrow, mother, 1991 Federal. Camden. MOSHER, Staff Sergt. John H. Mrs, Nellie Hellman. aunt, 1118 Broadway. Long Branch. MURRIN, Pvt. Thomas. F.—Mrs. Agnes Murrin. mother. 2204 Ber-genline Av.. Union City. (Account of this casualty appeared in The ee$ Jersey Journal of Aug. 1 last.) 1! • MURTHA. Pvt. Fred J.. Jr.—: Fred J. Murtha. Sr., father, 11 Princeton St.. 'Maplewood. .Hyman P. F. C. David—! Hyman Neuringer. father, 100 Rah-1 way Av., Elizabeth. • NITZBERG. Pvt. Irving B.—: Mrs. Sophie Nitzberg, wife, 27 Mur-:ray St.. Trenton. NORTON, P. F. C. Vincent G.—. Mrs. Mary Norton, mother, 603 Garfield Av., Jersey City. O'KEEFE. Sergt. Raymond V.—!! :Mrs. Margaret O'Keefe. mother, '202 Hutton St.. Jersey City. ;369:High St.. Perth Amboy. —Mrs. Anna. M. Pacansky. mother, PACANSKY. P. F. C. Andrew A. VINCENT G. NORTON —Mrs. Anglian Broncaccio, mother,: PACCILLO. Pvt. Ernest — Mrs. 21 Main Av., East Paterson. iLouise Paccillo. 'wife, 187 Washing-' BROWN, Pvt. John F.—Mrs.'ton St.. Trenton. Martha M. Baur, aunt, 445 Central PACIFICO. Pvt. Frank `Av., Orange. I seph Pacifico. father, 31 Orchard BRUEN. P. F. C. Carlton J.— St., Jersey City. Mrs. Anna A. Bruen. mother, 14: PASTOR, Pvt. Michael — John Lakesiee Pl.. Morristown. • Pastor, father, 15 Louisa St., Pas-- BUCHOLZ, Pvt. Thomas J.-- ssaic. Mrs. Anna R. Bucholz, mother, 306 PELLEGRINO. P. F. C. Domi-Washington St., Perth Amboy. nick A. -- Mrs. Mary Pellegrino. BYRON, Tech. 5th Gr. Edwin T. mother. 420 E. 4tir St.. Plainfield. --Mrs. Mary Byron. mother, 850 PFLEIDER P. F. C. Harold Summer St., Newark. .T.—Mrs. Bertha M. Pflei-tlerer, wife. CAMAROTE, Staff Sergt, Mi- 57 Elm St.. Lambertville. chael, Jr.--Mrs. Pauline Camarote,' PIERSON. 1st Lt. Dudley C.-- mother, 561 Chestnut Av.. Bridge- :Segene C. Pierson, father, 87 Park ton. !Av.. East Orange. CARTER, 1st Lt. Richard PURVIS. Lt. Col. Ernest R.-- Mrs. Elinor E. Carter, wife, 77 -Mrs. Katharine D. Purvis, wife, 221 .Johnson Av., Bloomfield. 'Hale St.. Middlesex. CHABRA, P. F. C. George.---. RATIGAN. Tenh. Sergi, .John .T. Mrs. Martha M. ChM-bra, wife, 14 • •Mrs. James Ratigan. mother, 340 Prospect Row. Newark. ,Willow St.. Bordentown. CICALESE, Pvt. Basil A.—Mrs. RECKEWEG, Capt. William P. -- Margaret Cicalese, mother, 214 William A. Reckeweg. father. 1115 Chestnut St., Newark. .Sycamore St.. Haddon Heights. CODDINGTON, Pvt. George E. - ROMANO. P. F. C. Virgilio P.-- - Mrs. Mary Coddington, mother, Mrs. Rose Romano. mother, 1202 185 Seymour Av., Newark. • 13th St.. North Bergen. CODER. Pvt. James B.. Jr.--• Mrs. ! ROSENFELD, Pvt. Solomon --Ethel A. Coder, mother, 117 Clark !Mrs. Yetta Rosenfeld, :mother. 83- Av.. Ocean Grove. :Avon Av.. Newark. CORER. P. F. C. Roger F.-. Mrs. ! ROXBURGH, 1st Lt. Andrew. Jr. Angelia Coker, wife, 643 Bergen !--Mrs. Catherine B. Roxburgh. St... South Plainfield. • (mother, 967 W. 5th St.. Plainfield. COPE. Staff Serg.t. David C.— RUBINO. P. F. C. Robert ,J.--Mrs. Wilhelmina. R. Cope. mother. :Mrs. Victoria Rubino, mother, 10g 31 Philadelphia Av., Egg Harbor ;4th Av., Hawthorne. City. : RUGGIERO. Pvt. Valentine D. - COPPOLA, Sergt.. Dominick Angelo Ruggiero. father, 133 New Mrs. Josephine Coppola, mother. York Av., Newark. 277 Chestnut St., South Hacken- • RULE, Pvt. Kenneth 7'. -- Mrs. sack. .Mary D. Rule, mother, E. Forcer COPPOLA, Pvt. Joseph A. ---Mrs.'St.. Glassboro. Geraldine Coppola, wife. 284 Adams RUSSELL, 1st Lt. Robert—Mrs. St.. Newark. ,Helen Muir, aunt, 59 Durand Rd.. COTTRELL, Pvt. William I.-• Maplewood. Ivies H. Cottrell, father, Route 1, RUSSO, P. F. C. Thomas E. Squankun Rd., Lakewood. Mrs, Agnes Russo. mother, 351 DANIELLO, Pvt. George A. Randolph Av.. Jersey City. Mrs. Phyllis Da.niello, wife, 353 RYAN, Staff Sergt. Francis T.--Fairmont Av., Newark. Timothy L. Ryan, father, 123 Fil-DAVIES, Tech. 5th Gr. Kenneth more St., Riverside. E.—Mrs. Ernestine lg. Davies, SAFFORD, Lt. Col. Robert H.— 1

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• P.F.C. Vincent G. Norton of 603 Garfield Avenue, slightly wounded in action in France July 6, has since been returned to duty and is fighting as a member of General Patton's Third Army. The 21-year-old armored infantryman was born in Jersey City and is a graduate of School 15 and Snyder High School. Before his induction in May 1943, he was employed by the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Following training at Camp Campbell, Kentucky, he was sent overseas in May of this year. A brother, Radioman 2c Thomas Norton, has made 15 ocean crossings aboard a combination transport and hospital ship.

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