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What The Had To Say
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Alfred Baldwin |
East Norwich, ? |
K.P. Brigadier of the 131st
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Alvin E. Crinklaw |
Concrete, Washington |
Tough ____??
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Anthony Cirocco |
Patchague, New York |
Acthung!
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Arnold Mathus |
Cooksville, Illinois |
Big Deal
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Bill Murray |
Jackson Heights, New York |
Give my regards to old broadway
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Bob Davis |
Long Island, New York |
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Charles Moore |
Portland, Oregon |
Goodby Army
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Carl Scapinato |
Chicago, Illinois |
May we always stay together
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Edmund Szulczynski |
Chicago, Illinois |
Let the war come to and end
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Edward Baker |
Chicago, Illinois |
90 day wonders
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Edward Franczeski |
Chicago, Illinois |
Not a thing, innocent
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Eli Perry |
Phoenix, Arizona |
Run Jim Run
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Elmer Brown |
Sacramento, California |
California
here I come
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Emil Marinaccio |
Bronx, New York |
This is the life
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Finley Donica |
Dallas, Texas |
Tex
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Glenn Flatley |
Rock Island, Illinois |
?
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Howard Hoyt
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New York City, New York |
One punch Hoyt, one punch and I'm out
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Ian Stevens |
Chicago, Illinois |
Always with ED S.
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James Mucci |
Carona, New York |
Singing Irishman
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Jim Weinel |
Columbus, Illinois |
A big crock of sh--!
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John Craft |
Freeport, New York |
God save the ding
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John Schabel |
Detroit, Michigan |
Ding Dong Outfit
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John Wrobel |
Chicago, Illinois |
Hut-too-trup-hup
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Joseph Mullin |
Monroe, Michigan |
Just a ding dong outfit
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Lawrence Pochron |
Chicago, Illinois |
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Lorenzo Pormigiano
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New York City, New York |
Ding Dong daddy of 131st
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Melvin Martin |
Collinsville, Illinois |
I'll always remember you as double time kox
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Neal Morau |
Rhode Island |
See you at the "depot" for one or two.
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Russell Hammons |
Collinsville, Illinois |
???
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Theodore Jenkins |
Detroit, Michigan |
Waiting for victory
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Thomas Fitzpatrick |
Bronx, New York |
Double Time - Cox
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Tony Piazza |
Brooklyn, New York |
Boy Scouts of America
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William Smith |
Langford, Michigan |
Great life, isn't it?
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James Cox |
Brooklyn, New York |
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My Autograph Book In Excell
131st Infantry State Side
131st Infantry State Side
POELAU LAUT
| Last Name | First Name | Nick Name | Hometown |
| Baker | Edward | Chicago, Illinois | |
| Baldwin | Al | Al | East Norwich, NY |
| Brown | Elmer A. | Elmer | Sacramento, California |
| Burns | Edgar | Burns | |
| Casner | Capt | ||
| Cirocco | Anthony | Ciroc | Patchague L.I. New york |
| Craft | John | Craft | Freeport, New York |
| Crinklaw | Alvin | Crink | Concrete, WA |
| Davis | Bob | Bob | Long Island, NY |
| DiDonato | Guydo | Guy | Detroit, MI |
| Donaca | Finley | Tex | Dallas, TX |
| Evens | Sargent | Evens | |
| Fitzpatrick | Thomas | Fitz | Bronx, NY |
| Flatley | Glenn | Glenn | Rock Island, IL |
| Flatley | Glenn | Glen | Rock Island, Illinois |
| Ford | Sargent | Ford | |
| Franazenski | Edwar F | Chicago, Illinois | |
| Francihe? | Sargent | Sarge | |
| Hammann | Russel U. | Carlinville, Illinois | |
| Hartman | Al | Hart | |
| Hartman | Al | Hart | |
| Hisson | Charles | Hiss | |
| Hoyt | Howard | Howie | NY, NY |
| Hucenhee? | Benny | ||
| Jackicae? | Sargent | ||
| Jenkins | Theodore | Detroit, MI | |
| Legro | Bill | Bill | |
| Macarthy | Bill | Mac | |
| Macarthy | Bill | Mac | |
| Makee | ??? | ||
| Manatoba | Sargent | ||
| Maranicco | Emil | Amy | Bronx, NY |
| Marina | Cpl | Cpl | |
| Marinoccio | Emil | Amy | Bronx, New York |
| Martin | Melvin | Collingsville, Illinois | |
| Mehan | Charles | Charlie | |
| Montoba | Sgt. | ||
| Moore | Charles | Tojoe | Portland, OR |
| Moran | Neal | Rhode Island | |
| Mucci | James | Carona, New York | |
| Mullin | Joseph H. | Monroe, Michigan | |
| Mullins | Bill | Bones | |
| Murray | Bill | Bill | Jackson Heights, NY |
| Pearlman | Danny | ||
| Perry | Eile | Perry | Phoenix, Arizona |
| Piazza | Tony | Toney | Brooklyn, NY |
| Pochron | Lawrence | Porky | Chicago, IL |
| Pormigiano | Lorenzo | New York, Yew York | |
| Raphal | Al | Raph | |
| Rich | ??? | Rich | |
| Salazar | Jal | Jal | |
| Scarpinato | Carl J. | Chicago, Illinois | |
| Schabel | John E. | Shable | Detroit, Michigan |
| Shable | Jack | Shable | |
| Simms | Charley | ||
| Skowronski | ???? | Squirrel | |
| Smith | William . | Sanford, Michigan | |
| Stevens | Ian B. | Chicago, Illinois | |
| Strumic | Hugo | Stumic | |
| Szulczynski | Edmund | Chicago, Illinois | |
| Treadbent | William | Bill | Long Island, NY |
| Trodson | Al | Al | ?, CA |
| Vogt | Charles | Chuckle Head | |
| Watkins | Arnold R. | Collinsville, Illinois | |
| Weinel | Jim | Columbia, Illinois | |
| West | Sgt. | West | |
| White | Bill | White | |
| Wrobel | John | Chicago, Illinois |
My Friends In THe 131st Infantry
Amy & Tony
131st Infantry Pin
Notes From The Boys
From My Dad's Scrap Book
From My Dad's Scrap Book
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Tony Piazza PFC – Tony
I met him at Fort Brady in HQ Company. He was a regular fellow sometimes a bit high handed and egotistical. We drank beer together, smoked his cigarettes and had a damned good time.
261 Central Ave
Brooklyn , NY
Guydo DiDonato – Guy
I like him. He was a regular guy, no faults unless you asked him for something. Played around a lot, had fun.
4196 Conato, Detroit, MI
Howard Hoyt – Howie
He was a swell guy. We drank beer and had a good time.
New York , NY
Alvin Crinklaw – Crink
We drank beer and had a good time. OK in my book. No dislikes except I don't like his big mouth.
Concrete, WA
Elmer Brown – Elmer
He was a good kid from California. He came from strongs. Met him when he transferred to our Company.
Sacramento , CA
Al Baldwin – Al
I don't know how he ever got into the Army. To old and dumb as hell.
East Norwich , NY
William Tredbent – Bill
He worked with me in Bohacks in Freeport Long Island. He was a swell guy.
Long Island , NY
Al Trodson – Al
He was a big fellow from California. Sorry he went without me.
Charles Vogt – Chuckle Head
He was another good guy from HQ Company
Glenn Flatly – Glenn
He was a transportation dispatcher and a good guy, even if he was baloney.
Rock Island , IL
Skowronski – Skunch
He was a quiet Guy
Emil Maranicco – Amy
He was a wise guy but he made out alright.
Bronx , NY
Thomas Fitzpatrick – Fitz
He was Amy's inseparable partner and an athlete. He won 3 medals and beat me by plenty.
Bronx , NY
Jal Salazar – Jal
He was a swell fellow and my best friend. When he drank he would make out he was Irish but he was Mexican and looked it.
Theodore Jenkins
He was no damned good, I never bothered with him.
Detroit , MI
Bill Murray – Bill
He was a dirty little guy but he was ok. I stayed away from him to.
Jackson Heights , NY
Charles Hission – Hiss
He was a swell guy and a good fellow.
Charles Moore - Tojoe
He was a likable little kid from Oregon.
Portland , OR
Lawrence Pochron – Porkey
He was a swell CPL and a good guy.
Chicago , IL
Bob Davis – Bob
He was one of the best. I was sorry he didn't come with me.
Long Island , NY
Al Hartman – Hart
He was another swell guy. In fact, most of the outfit were good fellows.
Edgar Burns – Burns
He was a loud mouth but he thought he was being right on. As a fellow, he was ok.
Edward Franczeski – Sarge
Our Sgt. He was a dumb little guy from the sticks, somewhere.
Chicago , IL
I met him at Fort Brady in HQ Company. He was a regular fellow sometimes a bit high handed and egotistical. We drank beer together, smoked his cigarettes and had a damned good time.
261 Central Ave
Brooklyn , NY
Guydo DiDonato – Guy
I like him. He was a regular guy, no faults unless you asked him for something. Played around a lot, had fun.
4196 Conato, Detroit, MI
Howard Hoyt – Howie
He was a swell guy. We drank beer and had a good time.
New York , NY
Alvin Crinklaw – Crink
We drank beer and had a good time. OK in my book. No dislikes except I don't like his big mouth.
Concrete, WA
Elmer Brown – Elmer
He was a good kid from California. He came from strongs. Met him when he transferred to our Company.
Sacramento , CA
Al Baldwin – Al
I don't know how he ever got into the Army. To old and dumb as hell.
East Norwich , NY
William Tredbent – Bill
He worked with me in Bohacks in Freeport Long Island. He was a swell guy.
Long Island , NY
Al Trodson – Al
He was a big fellow from California. Sorry he went without me.
Charles Vogt – Chuckle Head
He was another good guy from HQ Company
Glenn Flatly – Glenn
He was a transportation dispatcher and a good guy, even if he was baloney.
Rock Island , IL
Skowronski – Skunch
He was a quiet Guy
Emil Maranicco – Amy
He was a wise guy but he made out alright.
Bronx , NY
Thomas Fitzpatrick – Fitz
He was Amy's inseparable partner and an athlete. He won 3 medals and beat me by plenty.
Bronx , NY
Jal Salazar – Jal
He was a swell fellow and my best friend. When he drank he would make out he was Irish but he was Mexican and looked it.
Theodore Jenkins
He was no damned good, I never bothered with him.
Detroit , MI
Bill Murray – Bill
He was a dirty little guy but he was ok. I stayed away from him to.
Jackson Heights , NY
Charles Hission – Hiss
He was a swell guy and a good fellow.
Charles Moore - Tojoe
He was a likable little kid from Oregon.
Portland , OR
Lawrence Pochron – Porkey
He was a swell CPL and a good guy.
Chicago , IL
Bob Davis – Bob
He was one of the best. I was sorry he didn't come with me.
Long Island , NY
Al Hartman – Hart
He was another swell guy. In fact, most of the outfit were good fellows.
Edgar Burns – Burns
He was a loud mouth but he thought he was being right on. As a fellow, he was ok.
Edward Franczeski – Sarge
Our Sgt. He was a dumb little guy from the sticks, somewhere.
Chicago , IL
