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The Gold Men of Corning Glass

presented in the GAFFER Magazine August 1945.

CORNING GLASS PLANT
CHARLEROI WASHINGTON COUNTY PA

Pvt. LESLIE J. COLLINS

 

Pvt. Leslie COLLINS, WWII Soldier KIA, from Charleroi PA

Pvt. Leslie J. COLLINS, from Charleroi PA, received the Combat Infantry Badge prior to his death in France Sept. 29, 1944.

Submitted by Patricia Wilson

 

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