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The Gold Men of Corning Glass
presented in the GAFFER Magazine August 1945.
CORNING GLASS PLANT
CHARLEROI WASHINGTON COUNTY PA
Name Plates for WWII Soldiers Killed in Action
No Photos
Pfc. Joseph BLOOM, Pfc. Lewis A. BROWN, Lt.
Phillip DISCLAFONI,
Pfc. Andrew Evanich, Jr. and brother George Evanich,
Pvt. William Patrick, Pfc.Lloyd SHRUM
Pfc. Joseph BLOOM, 20, Charleroi paratrooper, was killed in the
recapture of the Philippine Islands April 26, 1945.
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Pfc. Andrew Evanich, Jr., 20, Charleroi, died in Germany March 15,
1945. His brother PFC. George [EVANICH], died June, 1944.
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Pfc. Lewis A. BROWN, 21, Charleroi, a cavalryman was killed in the
battle of Manila Feb. 26, 1945.
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Pvt. William Patrick of Charleroi shipping was killed in action in
Germany late in 1944, exact date is unreported.
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Lt. Phillip DISCLAFONI of Charleroi Laboratory, an infantryman, was
killed on Aug. 8, 1944 in the European area.
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Pfc. Lloyd SHRUM, 23, Charleroi infantryman, was killed in the battle
of Luzon in the Philippines Jan. 24, 1945.
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Submitted by Patricia
Wilson
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