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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30

1946

Lt. R qmon Zussman Post, No. 333

• The Lt. R.
was named in
Zussman, whose
amazed the entire
and resulted in his
the Congressional
The moving spi
tion were H
Harry J. S
the group
time and
They
Wedn
head
veter

ussman Post
of Raymond
cular exploits
rican public
g awarded
of Honor.
organiza-
son and
embled
their

Commander

Irving Silk
Joseph Ros en i0
Harr, .,.1r eel;

Senior Vice-Co
Junior Vice-Co

Quartermaste

Jack Waxer
Robert Woof

Adjutant -

Joseph Beckerman
Katz

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Isaddre Schneider

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. Norman Blatt

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t. Raymond Zussman, C.M.H

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Zussman has left a name which will go d
in a generation of heroes. The Congress'
to which is paid to few and Raymond
er whose name the initials C.M.H.
working for Sams Inc. whe
raduate of Central High Schoo
e was interested in music an

ed in the charae
geons.
He spent 18
armed forces a

Burr
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pent thre
ears in service and wa
r 22, 1944,
the age of 26. He was
Ird Inf. Div
n in Southern Franc
xploit for wh
Septemb
ry tale

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hi
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associated

rother in the

Charles P.

Charles P.
at the Leo Mo

e
c h
odel

joined the Army.
Charles was aw
Star for rescuing
under fire. He neve
to wear the deco
was this heroic act
his death. It was j
many posthumous
spoke dramatically
nary bravery.

He spent two an
In the service bef

his last battle on
He was 26 years

duate
olint i
d from
e went
0
udy at
the f D
Medical Co
Vi1 ► 5re **vit.
ded the.*-
tto'.
TV.

•ars 6f age.

Me months in the
awarded the Par-
courageous service.
ached to the 121st
ivision, and died in
st, France.

C-

enlisted"
was s
and ot
's outbr
es rig a
asked
was fin
ived th
act& Ri
nse bred
d In the
16, 1944.

f$reilke
plfnls
ear,
eo sct, h

t
4 0.'46'
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Bernard Hor
at the Farmer's

'Kt

He
go into
mechanical o r
electrical engi-
neering and he
spent his off hours building model
airplanes, working with chemicals,
tinkering with radios and read-
ing.
Gerald spent 27 months in 010
armed forces. He was a veteran
of five campaigns, the last on
Okinawa, where he met his death
June 16, 1945. None of his per-
sonal possessions were. ever sent
home.

He was 22 years of age

34 years of age.

nit*
eras.if
ert:.11W

Bernard Ho

as
t, Plyntouth,
Mich., when he
entered the ser-
vice. He was a
graduate of
Cooley High
School.
While singing
and boxing
were his favo-
rite pastimes,
he was also se-
riously consid-
ering a business career.
Bernard spent three years La;
the Army. He was a T-Sgt. wit
the 304th Infantry Regiment;
the 102nd Infantry Division; d
received the Purple Heart ith
an oak leaf cluster.
He lost his life in the Br le of
Germany on April 28, la The
European w a r ended shortly
thereafter, and many merican
troops returning homy assed his
grave in a Holland Ilitary ce-
metery .
He was :A years of age.

Ned by his wife, Ra-
ghter, Harriet, his par-
nd Mrs. Samuel Escrow
ther, Jack.

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n g and
ed to make
that his career.
Alexander spent three years in
the service and received the Good
Conduct Medal, the Pacific Thea-
ter Ribbon with five battle stars
and a citation of honor from
General H. Arnold. He was an In-
structor for engineering and ra-
dio control on B-24's at the time
of his death.
Memorial services will be held
for this fallen hero on Memorial
Day at the Yiddish Folks Ferein
Cemetery, under the auspices of
the Rosenwald Post 218 .
He was 23 years of age .

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Trustees:
Alber

Judge

tip

E. Jacobson

Jacobson was popu-
iami University cam-
d,
O hio, is
cartoons, art
w o r k, murals
and caricatures
which he sign-
ed "Rod." He
was a graduate
of Central High
School.
He was so
gifted as an ar-
tist that his works were printed
in several publications on and off
campus. His murals decorate the
mess hall at Ft. Custer. He plan-
ed to enter his father's stainii:i.
eel business.

odney spent two and a ha.f
in active service, going
ot as connected with the U S
is Survey.
St.rl

"

e Detroiter, he died May
A
lle on a special mission
4, 1945,
•, Germany.
at Stoll

He was ..2 years of age.

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