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Yale College 173
Sophomore year; University Wresding Team Sophomore, Junior, and
Senior years; member Yale Aeronautical Society.
With B. Altman & Company, department store, New York City, 1931-
32; secretary and director Nash Engineering Company, manufacturers of
refrigerating machinery, Newark, N.J., 1932-37; unoccupied 1938, treasurer Rural Surveys, Inc., publishers of rural directories, Ithaca, N.Y., 1939-
41; junior accountant Byrnes & Baker, public accountants, New York City,
1941-42; member Congregation Emanu-El Temple, New York City
Enlisted as private, Infantry, February 7, 1942, with Company I, 143d
Infantry, 36th Division, Camp Blanding, February 18-June 4, 1942, attended Officer Candidate School, Fort Benmng, June 4-October 2, 1942,
commissioned Second Lieutenant, Infantry, October 2, 1942, and First
Lieutenant January 18, 1943; platoon leader, rifle training battalion, Infantry Replacement Training Center, Camp Wolters, October 13, 1942—
February 15, 1943; appointed commanding and operations officer 386th
Infantry, Camp'Swift, February 25, 1943; transferred to Army Ground
Forces Replacement Depot 2, Fort Ord, about September 1, 1943; went
overseas November 11, 1943; commanding officer Company ,
Infantry, at Bougainville.
Lieutenant Sidenberg lost his life in the. Batde of Bougamville Survived by father, a sister, Marjorie May Sidenberg (B.A. Smith Coll. 1928),
the wife of Peter Abraham Cohn (B.A Princeton 1927) of New York
City, and a brother, Richard William Sidenberg, 2d, '29.
Frederic Charles Lowinger, B.A. 1933.
Born March 29,1911, in New Yor\ City
Died June 30,1944, in Normandy.
Father, Richard Frederic Lowinger; son of Frederic Lowinger of
Vienna, Austria. Mother, Sally (Bondy) Lowinger; daughter of Charles
and Henrietta (Lederer) Bondy of New York City Yale relatives include
Richard C. Bondy, Jr., ex-'26, and Charles G. Bondy, '28 (cousins)
Storm King School, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y. Scholar of the third
rank Sophomore and Junior years, oration appointment Senior year, Class
football squad Sophomore year; Class football team Junior year.
Resided in England since 1935; enlisted as trooper, Armoured
Car Company, Royal Tank Corps, February 11, 1942, commissioned Second Lieutenant, 2d Northamptonshire Yeomanry, at Royal Military College, Sandhurst, February, 1943; promoted First Lieutenant.
Unmarried.
Lieutenant Lowinger was killed in action in Normandy. Survived by
mother.
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1940-1945 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1940-1945 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 173 |
| Transcript | Yale College 173 Sophomore year; University Wresding Team Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years; member Yale Aeronautical Society. With B. Altman & Company, department store, New York City, 1931- 32; secretary and director Nash Engineering Company, manufacturers of refrigerating machinery, Newark, N.J., 1932-37; unoccupied 1938, treasurer Rural Surveys, Inc., publishers of rural directories, Ithaca, N.Y., 1939- 41; junior accountant Byrnes & Baker, public accountants, New York City, 1941-42; member Congregation Emanu-El Temple, New York City Enlisted as private, Infantry, February 7, 1942, with Company I, 143d Infantry, 36th Division, Camp Blanding, February 18-June 4, 1942, attended Officer Candidate School, Fort Benmng, June 4-October 2, 1942, commissioned Second Lieutenant, Infantry, October 2, 1942, and First Lieutenant January 18, 1943; platoon leader, rifle training battalion, Infantry Replacement Training Center, Camp Wolters, October 13, 1942— February 15, 1943; appointed commanding and operations officer 386th Infantry, Camp'Swift, February 25, 1943; transferred to Army Ground Forces Replacement Depot 2, Fort Ord, about September 1, 1943; went overseas November 11, 1943; commanding officer Company , Infantry, at Bougainville. Lieutenant Sidenberg lost his life in the. Batde of Bougamville Survived by father, a sister, Marjorie May Sidenberg (B.A. Smith Coll. 1928), the wife of Peter Abraham Cohn (B.A Princeton 1927) of New York City, and a brother, Richard William Sidenberg, 2d, '29. Frederic Charles Lowinger, B.A. 1933. Born March 29,1911, in New Yor\ City Died June 30,1944, in Normandy. Father, Richard Frederic Lowinger; son of Frederic Lowinger of Vienna, Austria. Mother, Sally (Bondy) Lowinger; daughter of Charles and Henrietta (Lederer) Bondy of New York City Yale relatives include Richard C. Bondy, Jr., ex-'26, and Charles G. Bondy, '28 (cousins) Storm King School, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y. Scholar of the third rank Sophomore and Junior years, oration appointment Senior year, Class football squad Sophomore year; Class football team Junior year. Resided in England since 1935; enlisted as trooper, Armoured Car Company, Royal Tank Corps, February 11, 1942, commissioned Second Lieutenant, 2d Northamptonshire Yeomanry, at Royal Military College, Sandhurst, February, 1943; promoted First Lieutenant. Unmarried. Lieutenant Lowinger was killed in action in Normandy. Survived by mother. |
