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April 2, 1945 Lindsay Boy Wounded On Active Duty
  Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, 33 St. Peter St., have received word from Ottawa to the effect that their son, Pte. Albert James Brown has been wounded while on active service overseas.
  Pte. Brown entered the Armed Forces in May of 1942 and was sent overseas in September of the same year and took part in the D-Day invasion.
  According to the telegram that Mrs. Brown received, the nature of her son's wounds are not yet available, but it is reported that he is in the hospital overseas and is progressing very favorably.

April 5, 1945 Injuries Are Not Serious  
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, 33 St. Peter Street, have just received further information as to injuries received by Pte. A. J. Brown, on active duty overseas.
  It reads:

Pte. A. J. Brown, previously reported slightly wounded in action. Nature of wounds — Bomb fragment wound right forearm. No further information will be forthcoming unless patient's condition considered serious or dangerous by medical authorities.

  It is signed—Director of Records.