J.W. Balboni, 20, killed in action in Korea
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Indian Orchard Soldier was previously wounded, had Malaria
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Pfc. Joseph W. Balboni, 20, son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Balboni of 59 Milton St. Indian Orchard was killed in action in Korea on Nov. 6, his parents were informed by U.S. Army authorities yesterday. Pfc. Balboni was a member of the U.S. 9th Infantry, had been previously hospitalized for a gun shot through the wrist in August and while in the hospital suffered an attack of Malaria. He had advised his parents later that his injuries were slight.
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Indian Orchard Soldier was previously wounded, had Malaria
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Pfc. Joseph W. Balboni, 20, son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Balboni of 59 Milton St. Indian Orchard was killed in action in Korea on Nov. 6, his parents were informed by U.S. Army authorities yesterday. Pfc. Balboni was a member of the U.S. 9th Infantry, had been previously hospitalized for a gun shot through the wrist in August and while in the hospital suffered an attack of Malaria. He had advised his parents later that his injuries were slight.
J.W. Balboni, 20, killed in action in Korea
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Indian Orchard Soldier was previously wounded, had Malaria
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Pfc. Joseph W. Balboni, 20, son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Balboni of 59 Milton St. Indian Orchard was killed in action in Korea on Nov. 6, his parents were informed by U.S. Army authorities yesterday. Pfc. Balboni was a member of the U.S. 9th Infantry, had been previously hospitalized for a gun shot through the wrist in August and while in the hospital suffered an attack of Malaria. He had advised his parents later that his injuries were slight.
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Indian Orchard Soldier was previously wounded, had Malaria
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Pfc. Joseph W. Balboni, 20, son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Balboni of 59 Milton St. Indian Orchard was killed in action in Korea on Nov. 6, his parents were informed by U.S. Army authorities yesterday. Pfc. Balboni was a member of the U.S. 9th Infantry, had been previously hospitalized for a gun shot through the wrist in August and while in the hospital suffered an attack of Malaria. He had advised his parents later that his injuries were slight.
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