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- Niagara Gazette - 7/2/1946
The body of the man which was
taken from the' Niagara river at
the Canadian Maid of the Mist
landing Sunday night was identified
last night as that of Henry Eugene
twice went through bankruptcy pro-
this city, who had been missing from
his home since April 20.
Identification was made by his
wife and brother, Alfred K Allinson,
this city, at the Blake P. Hetherlngton
Funeral chapeL. Niagara Falls,
Ont„ to which the body had been
taken after being removed from the
river.
A veteran of overseas service Al-
Iinson was described as having been
m poor health prior to his dis-
appearance. He was suffering from
malaria.
Born in this city, he lived here
all his life. During the war he
served overseas for three years with
the coast artillery, airborne para-
troops, First Armored Division. He
returned home in October and was
employed in this city at the time of
his disappearance.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rita
Allinson, his parents, Mr.and Mrs,
Alfred Allinson, one brother, Alfred
E. Allinson, and two sisters, Mrs.
William Felker and Mrs. James
Mitchell, all of Niagara Falls
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Abt 1922 - 1946 (~ 24 years)