IN THE CASUALTY LISTS.—LEFT TO RIGHT: Private James B. Outram, son of- Mrs M. Outram, Swanson street, Greymouth. posted as missing. Warrant Officer Basil Parsons, son of Mr C. Parsons and the late Mrs C. Parsons. 23 Church street, Rangiora, prisoner of war. Two brothers: Private F. Johnson (left) recently listed as having been killed in action in Crete in May, 1941. and his brother. Private C. E. Johnson (right), wounded in Crete, and now reported missing in Egypt. Both men enlisted at Greymouth, being brothers of Constable J. Johnson, Greymouth, and their mother, Mrs I. T. Johnson, lives at Yangan, Warwick, Queensland.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 4
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103IN THE CASUALTY LISTS.—LEFT TO RIGHT: Private James B. Outram, son of- Mrs M. Outram, Swanson street, Greymouth. posted as missing. Warrant Officer Basil Parsons, son of Mr C. Parsons and the late Mrs C. Parsons. 23 Church street, Rangiora, prisoner of war. Two brothers: Private F. Johnson (left) recently listed as having been killed in action in Crete in May, 1941. and his brother. Private C. E. Johnson (right), wounded in Crete, and now reported missing in Egypt. Both men enlisted at Greymouth, being brothers of Constable J. Johnson, Greymouth, and their mother, Mrs I. T. Johnson, lives at Yangan, Warwick, Queensland. Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 4
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