Nutley Sons Honor Roll

World War II

 

Ensign William Louden

(Feb. 1, 1946) -- Ensign William Louden, reported missing in action since Nov. 13, 1944, is now officially listed as dead.

Ensign Louden was on a  bombing strike when the torpedo bomber he piloted crashed in Cavite Harbor in the Philippines. He was attached to the Carrier Monterez.

Louden went through the local schools, graduating from Nutley High school.

He is survived by his mother Mrs. Flora C. Bornemann of Garden place, and a brother, Sgt. Henry C. Louden.

A longer biography appears in
NUTLEY SONS HONOR ROLL Remembering the Men Who Paid for Our Freedom

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From The Nutley Sun

January 5, 1945

Added to Nutley's War Victims
Four Local Boys Missing In Action

Feb. 1, 1946

Ensign Louden Is Listed As Dead

American Battle Monuments Commission

American Legion Post 70 Memorial

National World War II Memorial

World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing,
State of New Jersey, War Dept. June 1946

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