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World War II, Vindicator, Thomas F. Lynch Jr., Youngstown, wounded, …

World War II, Vindicator, Thomas F. Lynch Jr., Youngstown, wounded, Germany, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Thomas Lynch, East Palestine, missing, killed, Germany, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Thomas Lynch, New Castle, wounded, Germany, 1944, Rome, trenchfoot, 1945, artillary gunner, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Gaylord Lynch, Boyers, Pennsylvania, Slippery Rock, wounded, died, killed, guam, 1946, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, George Lymber, Newton Falls, wounded, Europe, 1944, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Stella Lymber

World War II, Vindicator, Aubrey R. Lyman, Youngstown, died, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1942, 1943

World War II, Vindicator, Leroy Lykins, Youngstown, wounded, killed, France, 1944, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Eugene Lykins, Youngstown, wounded, second time, France, 1945, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Robert T. Lyden, died, heart ailment, Brecksville Veterans Hospital, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, Tanno O. Luuri, Warren, wounded, France, 1944, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Andrew Lutzkiw, Butler, wounded, Pacific, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Mary Lutzkiw

World War II, Vindicator, Frederick Lutz, Warren, in hospital, Corona, California, returning from action, Pacific, 1943, Mahoning

World War II, Vindicator, Louis R. Lutton, Mahoningtown, Pennsylvania, wounded, France, 1944, missing, Germany, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Burton C. Lutton, Farrell, navy man, wounded, 1944, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Joseph J. Lutsch, Youngstown, wounded, New Guinea, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, John J. Luteran, Mercer, Pennsylvania, wounded, Italy, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, Jack K. Lusk, Zelienople, Butler, Pennsylvania, killed, Germany, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Donald C. Lusk, New Castle, Pennsylvania, killed, explosion, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1944, Mahoning

World War II, Vindicator, Donald H. Luse, Painesville, wounded, France, 1944, Mahoning, Trumbull