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WILLIAM DUNBAR, 81; MACHINIST
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MARLBOROUGH - William H. Dunbar, 81, of Marlborough and Daytona
Beach, Fla., a retired machinist and business agent, died Dec. 8 in
Halifax Medical Center in Florida.
Born in Boston, Mr. Dunbar was a graduate of the Hudson public
school system. Following grade school, he enlisted in the Army, where
he served during World War II with the Fifth Armored Division, 2d
Engineer Corps, and fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
Upon his military discharge, he worked as a machinist for the
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