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The "Registrar's
Report, "
the back side of the above form, contains information the
registrant's physical appearance and is signed by the Registrar.
The location of the local board is given along with the date of
registration.
As in the World War II draft registration card, the Registrar
certifies that "my answers are true; that the person registered
has read or had had read to him his own answers; that I have
witnessed his signature or mark and that all of his answers of
which I have knowledge are true, except as follows: 'None to my
knowledge."
The registrant is White, 5 foot, 2 inches, 140 pounds, with a
ruddy complexion, with no "other obvious physical characteristics
that will aid in identification."
One can search the databases at
Ancestry.com (pay-for use) for World War II draft registration
cards. Here you can learn about those who registered. Click
here for an example of
just some of the information you may learn. This was just some
of the information retrieved when simply the word "Pultusk" (for
the town of Pultusk, Russia/Poland) was searched with nothing
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