Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-04-07 | Page 13 | U. S. Reports One Utahn Missing, Two as Wounded

I I I I U. U S' S S S. Reports One Utahn Missing Missing- Two as Wounded Casualties s Include Men From Midvale Springville Santaquin i A Aut hn in the merchant marine I has been reported missing in action action action ac ac- ac- ac tion and nd two other haver have r received ived 8 pun ds f action t J according accord accord- ing to word woM received by relatives Friday Ir from r m the war and nav navy navi de de- de- de l I Missing in h action action Fireman Albert S S. S Yo Youngberg son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Youngberg Youngberg Youngberg Young Young- berg Midvale Voun Wounded e 1 Private Ray P. P Jackson husband of Mrs Fay Jackson Jacks n Springville le wounded in Italy Private Byron L. L Peterson son of William O. O Peterson Santaquin wounded in a action tIon in a nean area x Fireman Youngberg 19 a native of West Point Davis county was emp employed oyed at Utah ordnance plant plan prior to his enlistment in January 1943 A member of the first merchant marine training crew stationed a at Cat Catalina Catalina- na Island Island- sl nd the missing youth made de th three ee c cruises from the states to Alaska Alaka before spending a 10 day leave leave with his parents parent in n July 1943 Sin Since returning ng to service h his home port has f been San Fran Fran- Cisco jf er r 1 S Mr ad have Arnold E. E Youngberg 21 in in the the nav navy Privat Jackson is confined in a hospital in ih Italy his wife learned He has been overseas two years and is a a. veteran of the north African African African can and Sicilian campaigns He was was' wounded February 21 P Private v t P Peterson is a graduate of Santaquin junior j high school and attended P Payson high school He was among the first inductees from S-n S Santaquin area f- f I I I Fireman Albert S. S Youngberg Young Young- berg Native of Davis county