Southtown Economist 3/21/1945. Abstract
Lt, Frank I. Folsom. A veteran of 70 flight missions and winner of the distinguished flying cross, Lieutenant Folsom was killed in the Mediterranean area while on a bombardment mission. In addition to the D.F.C , the flier, who was the flight leader of his bombardment group in Italy, had also won the air medal with eight oak leaf clusters. Lieutenant Folsom, a graduate of Calumet high school, first saw action overseas with the air force last May. Surviving him are his parents, Police Officer and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
Chicago Tribune (IL) - June 17, 1949 Abstract
Frank I. Folsom Jr., 1st Lieut., 428 Squadron, 310th Group, U.S. A.A.F., killed in action over Corsica, Dec. 24, 1944,
son of Frank I., and Mary A., nee Wiltgen. Funeral Saturday, June 18, at 8:30 a.m., from his late residence, 1042 W. 92nd place, to St. Margaret's church. Mass 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Military honors by Wm. G. Murray post, No. 2486, V.F.W.
Lt, Frank I. Folsom. A veteran of 70 flight missions and winner of the distinguished flying cross, Lieutenant Folsom was killed in the Mediterranean area while on a bombardment mission. In addition to the D.F.C , the flier, who was the flight leader of his bombardment group in Italy, had also won the air medal with eight oak leaf clusters. Lieutenant Folsom, a graduate of Calumet high school, first saw action overseas with the air force last May. Surviving him are his parents, Police Officer and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
Chicago Tribune (IL) - June 17, 1949 Abstract
Frank I. Folsom Jr., 1st Lieut., 428 Squadron, 310th Group, U.S. A.A.F., killed in action over Corsica, Dec. 24, 1944,
son of Frank I., and Mary A., nee Wiltgen. Funeral Saturday, June 18, at 8:30 a.m., from his late residence, 1042 W. 92nd place, to St. Margaret's church. Mass 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Military honors by Wm. G. Murray post, No. 2486, V.F.W.
Southtown Economist 3/21/1945. Abstract
Lt, Frank I. Folsom. A veteran of 70 flight missions and winner of the distinguished flying cross, Lieutenant Folsom was killed in the Mediterranean area while on a bombardment mission. In addition to the D.F.C , the flier, who was the flight leader of his bombardment group in Italy, had also won the air medal with eight oak leaf clusters. Lieutenant Folsom, a graduate of Calumet high school, first saw action overseas with the air force last May. Surviving him are his parents, Police Officer and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
Chicago Tribune (IL) - June 17, 1949 Abstract
Frank I. Folsom Jr., 1st Lieut., 428 Squadron, 310th Group, U.S. A.A.F., killed in action over Corsica, Dec. 24, 1944,
son of Frank I., and Mary A., nee Wiltgen. Funeral Saturday, June 18, at 8:30 a.m., from his late residence, 1042 W. 92nd place, to St. Margaret's church. Mass 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Military honors by Wm. G. Murray post, No. 2486, V.F.W.
Lt, Frank I. Folsom. A veteran of 70 flight missions and winner of the distinguished flying cross, Lieutenant Folsom was killed in the Mediterranean area while on a bombardment mission. In addition to the D.F.C , the flier, who was the flight leader of his bombardment group in Italy, had also won the air medal with eight oak leaf clusters. Lieutenant Folsom, a graduate of Calumet high school, first saw action overseas with the air force last May. Surviving him are his parents, Police Officer and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
Chicago Tribune (IL) - June 17, 1949 Abstract
Frank I. Folsom Jr., 1st Lieut., 428 Squadron, 310th Group, U.S. A.A.F., killed in action over Corsica, Dec. 24, 1944,
son of Frank I., and Mary A., nee Wiltgen. Funeral Saturday, June 18, at 8:30 a.m., from his late residence, 1042 W. 92nd place, to St. Margaret's church. Mass 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Military honors by Wm. G. Murray post, No. 2486, V.F.W.
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