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| • | Ray
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| – | World
War II veteran, (England to the |
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beaches, France and Germany) |
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Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Corps |
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worked for Bell telephone in Chicago for |
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20 years |
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| • | Sanders,
acting as president, buys existing |
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| Flippin
Telephone Company. It served 42 |
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