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COVENTRY — On Dec. 7, 1941, a young Coventry resident was among more than 2,400 Americans killed in the attack that launched the United States into World War II. Nearly four years later, the same war claimed his brother’s life. 
“I want people to know their town,” Norma Smith, treasurer of the Coventry Historical Society, said of the organization’s display in the Coventry Public Library, dedicated to brothers Wilson Albert and Donald S. Rice. “I think that these stories should be told.”
Within a glass case inside the library, old telegrams and newspaper clippings tell the story of the late Rhode Islanders, of their lives in Coventry and of their deaths in war. Side-by-side photographs show the two in uniform; between the sepia-colored images, their military medals are lined up.  ....

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