Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota World War I

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
2221	Kendall P Stone	MN	11-10-1918	WW I	Army
2222	Andrew L Stortroen	MN		WW I	Army
2223	Claence G Stowe	MN		WW I	Army
2224	Walter C Stowers	MN	09-29-1918	WW I	Army
2225	Frank Stradcutter	MN		WW I	Army
2226	John B Strand	MN	11-02-1918	WW I	Army
2227	Ola H Strand	MN	10-11-1918	WW I	Army
2228	Walter E Strand	MN		WW I	Army
2229	George Lst Strauch	MN		WW I	Army
2230	Ivan Stringer	MN		WW I	Army
2231	Clarence B Strom	MN		WW I	Army
2232	Walter A Strom	MN		WW I	Army
2233	Axel E Stromgren	MN		WW I	Army
2234	Tellef Stromme	MN		WW I	Army
2235	Melvin Strommen	MN		WW I	Army
2236	Nicolal M Strommen	MN		WW I	Army
2237	Clarence V Strutz	MN		WW I	Army
2238	Fred Studeman	MN		WW I	Army
2239	Eugene Studlien	MN		WW I	Army
2240	Albert Tony Sturgleski	MN		WW I	Army

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