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With the world at war but America still not a participant, the government stepped up its preparations for entry into the conflict. One of the many efforts was in the form of collecting aluminum and other materials that could be used to manufacture war materials. The news coverage below tells the story of the aluminum drive in Camden and Camden County, |
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E. Brunner - William C. Schriver - Leo G. Stephans - Sgt.
Ray Smith Fred Vogel - Samuel Shapiro - James H. O'Brien - Albert C. Becker - Roy C. Adams Burnell S. Hartman - Michael Mungioli - Carrie R. Bean - Anne D. Spooner Engine Company 1 - Engine Company 3 - Engine Company 7 - Engine Company 8 Engine Company 9 - Engine Company 10 - Engine Company 11 Engine Company 2 (Fire Headquarters) |
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| Camden Courier-Post - July 25, 1941 | |
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C. Schriver - George E. Brunner East Camden - Westfield Acres - Engine Company 11 |
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Camden Courier-Post July 29, 1941 Edward J. Quinlan
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Willard C. Schriver - George E. Brunner |
