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== Biography ==
== Biography ==
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He member of ALSOS Mission. Worked as Clerk-Typist. His love for classical music, Weiner schnitzel and apple strudel can be traced to his boyhood years living in Vienna, from where he narrowly escaped in 1938 after the Nazis took control of Austria. He graduated from Central High School in 1940 and went on to The Ohio State University. On 8 May 1943, Became naturalized citizen. After WWII, he returned to Ohio State on the GI Bill, graduating in 1947 with a business degree. He became a partner and president of that company in 1951 following the death of the owner, Leo Eiferman. He received a law degree in 1954 from Franklin University (Capital University Law School today) where he attended night school while working full time at Continental Office Supply.
 
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The timeline research also records After WWII, he returned to Ohio State on the GI Bill, graduating in 1947 with a business degree. He graduated from Central High School in 1940 and went on to The Ohio State University. He received a law degree in 1954 from Franklin University (Capital University Law School today) where he attended night school while working full time at Continental Office Supply. Worked as Clerk-Typist. He became a partner and president of that company in 1951 following the death of the owner, Leo Eiferman. Member of ALSOS Mission. 1/9/1944 Returned to Camp Ritchie. 5/8/1943 Became naturalized citizen. His love for classical music, Weiner schnitzel and apple strudel can be traced to his boyhood years living in Vienna, from where he narrowly escaped in 1938 after the Nazis took control of Austria.


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* 12/19/1921 Born in Austria. Religion: Jewish.
* Born 19 December 1921 in Austria.
* 2/10/1943 Enlisted at NYC as Pvt (ASN: 32798772).
* 10 February 1943 Enlisted at NYC as Pvt (ASN: 32798772).
* 7/23/1943 Started Class 10 (IPW Ge).
* 8 May 1943 — Became naturalized citizen.
* 11/6/1943 Training maneuvers with 14th Armored Division at Camp Chaffee AR.
* 6 November 1943 Training maneuvers with 14th Armored Division at Camp Chaffee AR.
* Assigned to IPW Team 170 attached to the 63rd Infantry Division. Members:.
* 9 January 1944 — Returned to Camp Ritchie.
* His love for classical music, Weiner schnitzel and apple strudel can be traced to his boyhood years living in Vienna, from where he narrowly escaped in 1938 after the Nazis took control of Austria.
* His love for classical music, Weiner schnitzel and apple strudel can be traced to his boyhood years living in Vienna, from where he narrowly escaped in 1938 after the Nazis took control of Austria. Ernie arrived in this country at the age of fifteen with his parents, who chose to settle in Columbus because they thought it would present opportunities for.
* After WWII, he returned to Ohio State on the GI Bill, graduating in 1947 with a business degree.
* Assigned to IPW Team 170 attached to the 63rd Infantry Division. Members.
* Award of Bronze Star Medal.
* Award of Bronze Star Medal.
* His love for classical music, Weiner schnitzel and apple strudel can be traced to his boyhood years living in Vienna, from where he narrowly escaped in 1938 after the Nazis took control of Austria. Ernie arrived in this country at the age of fifteen with his parents, who chose to settle in Columbus because they thought it would present opportunities for....
* T/3 Walter Landenberger (1917-1992).
* T/5 George Chutz (1925-1996).
* Trained with 10th Mountain Division at Camp Hale, CO.
* Trained with 10th Mountain Division at Camp Hale, CO.
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