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Frank Hardmeyer
graduated from the State College for Teachers in 1936. When World
War II began in Europe, he joined the Canadian Army. He was taken
prisoner by the Germans at Dieppe, and spent three and half years
and a POW. After his release in July 1945, he was discharged from
the Canadian Army and the next day joined the American Army, only
to be discharged when Japan surrendered. The war over, he returned
home, married, and in 1963 resumed teaching. He taught and was an
administrator at various New York public schools until his retirement
in 1981. |
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