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Photo of Patrick A. Kennedy in Navy Uniform
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Patrick A. Kennedy, 2421 Steele Court, Decatur, IL.
Photo of John W. Tipsword in Uniform
Herald and Review Library: Photo of John W. Tipsword, Decatur, IL.
Photo of James S. Floyd in Uniform.
Herald and Review Library: Photo of: "James S. Floyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Floyd, Decatur, IL."
Photo of James R. Ethridge, Jr. Holding Signal Flags
Herald and Review Library: Photo of James R. Ethridge, Jr.; Article on back of photo: "James R. Ethridge, Jr., signalman, third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ethridge of 1003 South Shumway st., Taylorville, Ill., sends a message from the…
Photo of Jack P. Hewitt in Uniform
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Jack P. Hewitt; Article on back of photo; "Jack P. Hewitt was back in uniform again, this time for a two week period at the New Orleans Port of Embarkation. Mr. Hewitt, a 1st Lt. in the Signal Reserve Corps, was…
Photo of Herschel Conaty in Navy uniform
Armed Forces - Herald and Review Library, Conaty, Herschel, 7/25/1932
Photo of Herman L. Henson in Navy Uniform
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Herman L. Henson; Article on back of photo: "He doesn't want to see the world. He doesn't want to go to Hawaii. But he thinks there's nothing like Navy life. Those wer the views expressed by Herman L. Henson, son…
Photo of George W. Myer Shaking Hands Aboard Ship
Herald and Review Library: Photo of George W. Myer, son of F. C. Myer Jr., 1182 W. Forest Ave., Decatur, IL.
Photo of Emmett Williamson hold shield listing names of men who worked at Williamson Service Station that entered the armed forces
Herald and Review Library: Williamson, Emmett, Article with photo; "This photograph, which ran in the Decatur newspaper on June 7, 1942, features Emmett Williamson of Williamson Service Station. Williamson, the owner of the station, was the seventh…
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Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Blacksmith Shop Employees
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. blacksmith shop employees at the car depot taken on April 4, 1930.