Samuel Archino

"... taken prisoner in April, 1943. during the North African campaign. He was liberated by the Americans from Stalag II-B. A brother, Pvt. Kon L. Fridley, is in Germany. Pvt. Samuel P. Archino, 26, brother of Miss Carmelina E. Archino, 4014 Fourteenth street N.W., was liberated from a German camp April 14, his sister was notified. A. native of Washington, Pvt. Archino was graduated from Central High School. At the time of his induction into the Army in August, 1943, he was working with Corporal, Missing For 11 Days, Returns Corpl. Jacob ..."

"... 22, employe of the Office of Production Management. Those granted deferments because of their occupations included Charles Bigelow Stauffacher, 25. junior administrative analyst for the Bureau of the Budget; Samuel Patrick Archino, 24. employed by construction firm holding Government contracts, and Percy Tiffany Hipsley, 22, telephone company employe. The case of Arthur M. Leibovitz. 25 junior administrative assistant at the Social Security ..."

"... lived here a number of years. He was employed by a sand and gravel contractor before entering the Army in 1942. His infantry unit went overseas last October. Pvt. Samuel P. Archino, 27, of 4014 Fourteenth street N.W., who has seen serving with an infantry division in Germany, has been reported nissing in action since December 16, the War Department has notified ..."

"... training at Camp Shelby, Miss., and went overseas in May. 1944. He was in an infantry division. A native of Fairfax County, he attended the public schools there. Pvt. Samuel P. Archino, 26, was taken prisoner by Germany in the battle of the bulge when he was fighting with the 106th Infantry December 16, it was disclosed today by the OWI. Formerly ..."