3 Camden Men Enlist in U.S. Coast Artillery

Three Camden men enlist in U.S. Coast Artillery, Camden Courier-Post, June 8, 1932
Camden Courier-Post, June 8, 1932
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3 CAMDEN MEN ENLIST IN U. S. COAST ARTILLERY Three Camden men have been accepted at the United States army recruiting office, Fourth and Market streets, since June 1, for three-year enlistments in the coast artillery in Panama. They are William R. Davies, 20, 3009 Stevens street; Walter W. Crim, 19, 1037 Princess avenue, and Joseph Newman, 19, 49 North Thirty-sixth street. Davies has two years of high school and Grim one. They are now at Fort Slocum, N. Y., and will sail for Panama June 18, Captain John J. Gorman, recruiting officer, said.

3 CAMDEN MEN ENLIST IN U. S. COAST ARTILLERY

Three Camden men have been accepted at the United States army recruiting office, Fourth and Market streets, since June 1, for three-year enlistments in the coast artillery in Panama.

They are William R. Davies, 20, 3009 Stevens street; Walter W. Crim, 19, 1037 Princess avenue, and Joseph Newman, 19, 49 North Thirty-sixth street. Davies has two years of high school and Grim [sic] one. They are now at Fort Slocum, N. Y., and will sail for Panama June 18, Captain John J. Gorman, recruiting officer, said.

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