First Norwood Boy to Lose His Life in the Service of Hin Country is Rudolph Ballough, 16 Phllbrick Street, Norwood, brother of Mrs. Louise King of the same address. Mrs. King, who was informed, by telegram from Rear Admiral Jacobs on January 23rd… Read on blog or Reader Norwood Historical Society Read on blog or Reader Rudolph Ballough First Norwood WWII Casualty-This Day In Norwood History-April 3, 1942 georgenhs April 3 First Norwood Boy to Lose His Life in the Service of Hin Country is Rudolph Ballough, 16 Phllbrick Street, Norwood, brother of Mrs. Louise King of the same address. Mrs. King, who was informed, by telegram from Rear Admiral Jacobs on January 23rd that her brother was missing "following action in the performance of his […] Read more of this post Comment

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