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Donald L Clark was a [War II veteran]. He was a son of Mrs. Oliver Brown of 93 River Street.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 24, 1948
S.L RECRUITER NAMES 6 NEW AREA ENLISTEES
...Donald Loren Clark, 31, re-enlisted, in the grade of private first class, for a three year period, in the Signal Corps, and is currently stationed with the 9400th Training Service Unit, Fort Monmouth, N. J. His wife, Nora Margaret Clark and their three children reside at 100 Lake street, Saranac Lake. Prior to his re-enlistment, Clark was a short order cook at the Miss Saranac Diner...
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