July 1st, 1943 - NO REMARKS

July 2nd, 1943

Transferred the following named men to the US Naval Air Station Dispensary for treatment and further transfer with bags, hammocks, records and accounts.

Todd, M. H., CMM
Shaw, C. W., CWT
Guess, O. A., MM1c
Hurry, D. L., FC2c
Perez, J. S., S2c

Zoske, J. E., WT2c received the following injury while scraping flange in #8 boiler. Laceration: Tendon severed on right thumb. Negligence not apparent. Was not admitted to sick list. Treatment: Wound cleansed and tendon sutured. Sterile dressing and splint applied by Lt. R. N. Whitehead.

July 3rd, 1943

Fitzsimmons, E. J., ACMM left the ship for further transfer to Composite Squadron 33 for duty, with bag, hammock, records and accounts.

The following named men left the ship for further transfer to ComAir for assignment with bags, hammocks, records, and accounts:
Timmons, W. E., AOM1c,  Maxwell, G. L., AMM3c,  Jaekel, H. H., AMM3c,  Vansandt, W. N., AMM3c

July 4th, 1943 - NO REMARKS

July 5th, 1943

The Commanding Officer, in the name of the President of the United States, presented the Silver Star Medal to McWaid, John A., Lt.(jg) with the following citation:

CITATION:

"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity aboard the USS NORTHAMPTON during action against enemy Japanese naval forces off Savo Island on the night of November 30, 1942. After his ship was badly damaged by a torpedo explosion, Lieutenant (junior grade) John A. McWaid, ordered to abandon his battle station, organized and led a fire-fighting party to the searchlight platform directly above the boat deck fire. Although exploding ammunition showered his position with shell fragments and burning powder, he continued to direct a hose against the spreading flames until the ship's water supply failed. His heroic conduct, maintained at great risk in the face of grave danger, was in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."

For the President
Frank Knox
Secretary of the Navy

Presentation was made in the presence of this ship. D. Hawkins

July 6th, 1943

Transferred Larson, Gordon C., FC3c to Dispensary for treatment with bag, hammock, records and accounts.

July 7th, 1943 - NO REMARKS

July 8th, 1943

Hughes, T. A. received an injury to his hand while turning about in the engine room he struck his hand on an ???? iron causing injury. Negligence not apparents. Hand was put in cast in sick bay. Man returned to duty.

July 9th, 1943

Transferred Bagdricwicz, Joseph, MM2c with bag, hammock, records and accounts to US Naval Air Station for treatment of headaches.

July 10th, 1943

Transferred Royals, W. E., HA2c to the nearest US Naval Hospital or Base, or Mobile Hospital for duty.

July 11th-21st, 1943 - NO REMARKS

July 22nd, 1943

Transferred Braswell, H. R., SF3c for treatment of cyst and Dale, M. W., MM2c for acute appendicitis to US Naval Air Station Dispensary. Braswell returned to the ship on Aug. 6th, 1943.

Transferred the following named men to the USS SCHUYHILL (?) for further transportation, with bags, hammocks, records and accounts.

Gleason, A. J., GM2c to Submarine Training School, New London, Conn.
Amdahl, O. R., GM1c to Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. for instruction in Gunner's Mate School
Moss, A. L., CMM(AH) to US Receiving ship, San Francisco, CA. for instruction in MoMM School.

Potter, John C., Ensign reported for duty aboard this vessel.
Young, R. S., PhoM3c reported on board for duty with bag, hammock, records and accounts.

July 23rd-24th, 1943 - NO REMARKS

July 25th, 1943

Whitehead, R. N. Lt. commenced operating on Davis, J. B., RM3c: Diagnise: Appendicitis: acute.

July 26th-31st, 1943 - NO REMARKS