US Marine Corps
Korean War Veteran
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 03, 1951
First Lt. Thomas A. Baldwin Jr., 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin Sr. of 1214 Maple av., Evanston, was killed June 19. He had been wounded May 29 and returned to his regiment only a few days before he met his death. He was a member of the marine training unit at Cornell university where he received his degree in architectural engineering. He was called to active duty last October. He attended New Trier Township High school. His father is an architect with the Crane company. He also leaves two sisters, Gertrude and Joan.
Korean War Veteran
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 03, 1951
First Lt. Thomas A. Baldwin Jr., 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin Sr. of 1214 Maple av., Evanston, was killed June 19. He had been wounded May 29 and returned to his regiment only a few days before he met his death. He was a member of the marine training unit at Cornell university where he received his degree in architectural engineering. He was called to active duty last October. He attended New Trier Township High school. His father is an architect with the Crane company. He also leaves two sisters, Gertrude and Joan.
US Marine Corps
Korean War Veteran
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 03, 1951
First Lt. Thomas A. Baldwin Jr., 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin Sr. of 1214 Maple av., Evanston, was killed June 19. He had been wounded May 29 and returned to his regiment only a few days before he met his death. He was a member of the marine training unit at Cornell university where he received his degree in architectural engineering. He was called to active duty last October. He attended New Trier Township High school. His father is an architect with the Crane company. He also leaves two sisters, Gertrude and Joan.
Korean War Veteran
Chicago Tribune (IL) - July 03, 1951
First Lt. Thomas A. Baldwin Jr., 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin Sr. of 1214 Maple av., Evanston, was killed June 19. He had been wounded May 29 and returned to his regiment only a few days before he met his death. He was a member of the marine training unit at Cornell university where he received his degree in architectural engineering. He was called to active duty last October. He attended New Trier Township High school. His father is an architect with the Crane company. He also leaves two sisters, Gertrude and Joan.
Inscription
WORLD WAR II KOREA
PURPLE HEART
1st LIEUTENANT
1st ENGINEERING BATTALION
1st MAR DIVISION
PENNSYLVANIA
SON OF THOMAS ABBOTT AND MONTANDON NORRIS BALDWIN
