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| 7001 | WWII Hospital Admission Card Files Name: Virgil Hughes Race: White, includes Mexican (White) Rank: Enlisted Man Admission Age: 39 Birth Date: abt 1905 Admission Date: Nov 1944 Discharge Date: Nov 1944 Military Branch: Unassigned and Assignments (Not Elsewhere Classified) Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Arthritis, Chronic, type unspecified Type of Injury: Disease Injured in Line of Duty: Not in line of duty, existed prior to service Type of Discharge: Discharged, Sec. II, AR 615-360 (line of duty, No) Length of Service: 2 Year(s), 8 Month(s) Service Number: 35311036 | Hughes, Virgil Adrian (16793613)
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| 7002 | WWII: Name: Kenneth Ross Jackson Gender: Male Birth Date: 23 Oct 1918 Death Date: 8 May 1980 SSN: 108120537 Enlistment Branch: ARMY Enlistment Date: 9 Apr 1941 Discharge Date: 20 Nov 1945 Page number: 1 | Jackson, Kenneth Ross (74402470)
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| 7003 | WWII: 1st Lieutenent US Army Air Forces | Ringer, Carl Jean (84263168)
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| 7004 | WWII: A5 US Navy | Lewis, Bobbie Don (67260396)
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| 7005 | WWII: Corporal US Army Air Corps | Lewis, Ralph Andrew (56535996)
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| 7006 | WWII: Private US Marine Corps | Shelton, Darwood Leo Sr. (25832228)
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| 7007 | WWII: Private US Army | Lewis, Euel Eugene (93685498)
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| 7008 | WWII: Private US Army | Lewis, Johnnie Clifford (43245680)
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| 7009 | www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/38173879/person/152060028846/facts | Gash, Joseph Dennis (19380976)
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| 7010 | www.casact.org/..../obituaries/M_Stanley_Hughey-20 [more] M. Stanley Hughey (FCAS 1947) 1917-2013 HISTORIAN AND PRESIDENT Stan Hughey, a past president of the CAS and the American Academy of Actuaries with an eye for history and the future, passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 23, 2013, at his home in Naples, Florida. He was 95 years old. He was born in Greenville, Illinois, on August 11, 1917, to Elmer and Nelle Denny Hughey, the elder of two children. He attended the Greenville High School, where he played tennis, basketball and the trumpet. He attended Greenville College and the University of Illinois, where he graduated with his BA in mathematics in 1938. In 1939, he married Elaine Cartmell, a high school classmate. He moved to Chicago to work for the Kemper Insurance Company in the statistics department, and while at Kemper he became an actuary. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II, serving as a supply corps officer. He was awaiting overseas deployment when the war ended. He returned to Kemper Insurance after he left the Navy and became an ACAS in 1946 and an FCAS in 1947. He later attended Northwestern University Business School and earned his MBA in 1957. He was elected CAS president in 1974 after many other responsibilities, including general chairman of the Education and Examination Committee from 1969 to 1971. He retired from Kemper in 1983, and worked at the Tillinghast Insurance Firm until 1988. He received an honorary doctorate degree in public service from Greenville College in 1983. Hughey was also active in community service, the Presbyterian Church and the public schools, and he also served as committee chairman of Boy Scout Troop 5 in Wilmette, Illinois. In addition to being president, Hughey served the CAS in many capacities, including the CAS Council (1957-1960) and Publicity (1954-1963) and Research (1954-1961) Committees. In 1989 he wrote the "The First Seventy-Five Years" for the CAS Annual Meeting and in 2012 contributed to 100 Years of Expertise, Insight and Solutions: A History of the Casualty Actuarial Society. In 1972, five of the eight Fellows of 1947 gathered for a 25th reunion. Matt Rodermund, a member of the class and editor emeritus of the Actuarial Review, composed some poetry for each member of the class. The poems were published in the November 1997 AR. Rodermund wrote the following for Hughey: For Stan Hughey the point of our toast is self-evident, He'll honor our class by becoming Vice President. And he'll bring to his office some subtle refinements If he ignores his eight classmates for committee assignments. In his 1975 presidential address, “Putting a Price on the Whistles,” Hughey cautioned the insurance industry to consider the costs of social programs. He wrote: Ben Franklin, 200 years ago, caught the spirit of the problem in his essay on “The Whistle,” from which is taken this excerpt: “In short I conceived that great parts of the miseries of mankind were brought upon them by the false estimates they have made of the value of things, and by their ‘giving too much for their whistles.’” In our bicentennial, as our nation faces up to the social and economic demands of our times, there is a crying need to know and appreciate the price of the many whistles of social and economic improvements we’re reaching for. As actuaries, we are uniquely trained, qualified and experienced to “price the whistles.” At the same time this pricing represents both an opportunity and a challenge for us to make an important contribution to the public’s understanding of the issues and ability to make informed and intelligent decisions. His wife, Elaine, passed away in 1977, and in 1980 Stan married Thelma Fergusen, the widow of a high school classmate and long-time friend, and moved to Florida. Thelma died in 2001. He is survived by two sons and one daughter from his marriage to Elaine: Tom Hughey (Cheryl) of New Canaan, Connecticut; Mike Hughey, MD (Kathy) of Wilmette; and Linda Hughey Holt, MD (John) of Skokie, Illinois. He is also survived by eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. From his marriage to Thelma, he is survived by his stepdaughters Shirley Roubinek (Gary) of Columbus, Ohio; Irene Oliver (Don) of Lake Bluff, Illinois; Ginny Minch (Jim) of Caledonia, Illinois; five grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. He is also survived by his brother, Malcolm Hughey of Greenville. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Karen Hughey Childs; stepdaughter Barbara Fergusen; and granddaughter Laura Childs. | Hughey, M. Stanley (23069348)
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| 7011 | y | Abrams, Clarence (19160064)
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| 7012 | y | Leimbach, William Sr. (2492936)
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| 7013 | Y - Infant | Stevenson, Margaret Jane Clarisa (60966344)
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| 7014 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (43813570)
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| 7015 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (88664976)
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| 7016 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (60313395)
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| 7017 | yes | Tesreau, Paul E. (4427013)
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| 7018 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (879425)
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| 7019 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (70735312)
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| 7020 | Yes | Lewis, Elizabeth (89182776)
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