Biography
A March 7, 1942 Sixth Corps Area report individually names William Carl Huebener as then confined at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, under wartime civilian enemy-alien internment. The March 4 camp personnel-record transmittal corroborates the identity. The report describes permanent administrative internment; that classification is not a judicial sentence or completed detention duration. The record concerns wartime civilian administrative confinement. No criminal conviction, ethnicity, citizenship or political affiliation is inferred. Exact initial detention, final release and completed custody duration remain unverified. Administrative descriptions of permanent internment are not treated as life sentences.
A March 7, 1942 Sixth Corps Area report individually names William Carl Huebener as then confined at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, under wartime civilian enemy-alien internment. The March 4 camp personnel-record transmittal corroborates the identity. The report describes permanent administrative internment; that classification is not a judicial sentence or completed detention duration.
The record concerns wartime civilian administrative confinement. No criminal conviction, ethnicity, citizenship or political affiliation is inferred. Exact initial detention, final release and completed custody duration remain unverified. Administrative descriptions of permanent internment are not treated as life sentences.
Official archival source, PDF page 37; Official archival source, PDF page 38.