Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1943 — Page 14
Paul E. Isley William E. Hixon
LEFT: Paul E. Isley is in officer candidate school of the army air corps at Sheppard field, Tex. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Isley, 5444 Broadway, and the husband of Mrs. Paul Isley, 5921 Kingsley drive. RIGHT: Fireman First Class Wil-
liam E, Hixon has been on active 'duty with the navy since Oct. 15, 1942. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray M. Hixon, 1205 N. Colorado ave, and the husband of Mrs. Jacqueline Hixon, 2015 Nowland ave. A former employee at Allisons, Mr. Hixon is a’past master councillor of DeMolay.
2 8 = Frederick B. Schmitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Schmitz, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the 113th observation squadron stationed at Alamo field, San Antonio. His duties are those of a parachute rigger and repairman. Sergt. Schmitz was graduated from Tech high school and TriState college at Angola, where he majored in electrical engineering.
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Pvt. Larin Leslie Catron has started basic training as an infantryman at Camp Walters, Tex. He is the husband of Mrs. Pauline M. Catron, 1533 E. Washington st.
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On Furlough Here
Pfc. Marlin D. Jordan, a former employee of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative association, recently spent a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clad Jordan of Oaklandon. He has returned to duty at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex,
8 ” ” George Egenolf, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Egenolf, 4051 S. Meridian st., is training-as a pilot with the army air forces. He is in prefiight school at San Antonio, Tex.
Pvt. Kemp Perry Crooker
LEFT: Pvt. Robert Kemp is now serving with a cavalry regiment “somewhere overseas.” A former Tech pupil and more recently employed at the InterState foundry here, he has been in the army since August. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chelcie Kemp, 2133 N. Oxford st. and the husband of Lois Kemp. RIGHT: Petty Officer Perry Crooker, 21, son of Mrs. Clara Crooker, is now in training at the Great Lakes naval station. : #2 8 8
- Two local men who have completed a six weeks’ course of military instruction and physical conditioning at the army air forces officer training school at Miami Beach, Fla., are Second Lieut. Charles M. Cochrane, 2843 E. Riverside drive, and Capt. Thomas P.
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John A, Goldsmith is a newlypromoted corporal at Dale Mabry field, Tallahassee, Fla. He attended the advanced finance school at Wake Forrest college, N. C., after enlisting at Ft. Harrison last September. He is the son of Mrs. Walter H. Sommes, R. R. 1, Box 14-C, Acton. :
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Dominic Qurazzo Nicholas Qurazzo
Serving in the army air forces are the three sons of Mrs. Joseph Qurazzo, 322 Sanders st. Dominic Qurazzo is a sergeant stationed as an inspector at Reno, Nev. He has been in the army since March 9, 1942, Pvt. Nicholas Qurazzo is in training at Miami Beach, Fla. He entered the ai corps Jan. 23 and * CE was recently mar- Charles Qurazzo ried to Miss Frances Mastin. Pvt. Charles Qurazzo has been overseas since January. He entered the service July 13, 1942. ” ” 4 Tech. Corp. Duaine Hair and his wife have returned to Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., after spending a sevenday furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Hair. Corp. Hair is in the medical corps. ” #® a Marshall West, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole, 329 Fall Creek blvd., has been promoted to private first-class at Camp Polk, La., where
he is in an armored division.
Driscoll, 654 N. Luett st. = 2 = Staff Sergt. Charles G. Isley, son of Mrs. Cedora Isley, Edinburg, Ind., has been selected to attend the physical training officer candidate school at Miami Beach. Sergt. Isley has been stationed at Gulfport field, Miss. He is a former school teacher and will be commissioned a second lieutenant on completion of the officer candidate course. ” 2 t J Trained as an expert to service and maintain B-24 Liberator bombers, Pvt. Albert B. Nelis Jr. has been graduated from the Keesler field (Miss.) army air forces technical training command school. He soon will be assigned to tactical units for active duty “on the line.” He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Nelis Sr., 6 E. Arizona st.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (U. P.) — Senator William Langer (R. N. D.), asserted yesterday before a civil service subcommittee that it is impossible for a family unit to live in Washington on the lowest civil service wage ‘scales. “I believe a 15 per cent increase in pay is entirely inadequate for the lower groups in civil service,” he told committee members. “It is im-
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2 2 2 Board Two Inducts
Five men were inducted in the navy from board 2 this week. They
are George Whitfield, 2103 Belle-
fontaine st.; Edward Bush, 1415 E.| 17th st.; John McKee, 620 E. 25th st.; Louis Mehay Jr., 2146 Park ave. and Edward Bultman, 917 E. 19th st. Recent army inductees from board 2 are: Kelton Scott, 473 N. Wolcott: Robert Draper, 1546 Park; Lawrence King, 1793 Roosevelt; Richard Caldwell, 1802 Trumbull; Richard Stott, 1803 Delaware; Merl Leslie Blaker, R. R. 4, Bloomfield;
Harold Goodwin, 2818 8. Rybolt; Donald Gray, R. R. 2, Milton, Ky.; Delton Powell,
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1923 Central; Billybob Marsh, 2721 Carrollton; Luther Wallace; Rafe Leavell, Bellefontaine; William Oldham, 2350 N. Oxford; William Gregory, 1413 N. Arsenal; Eugene Strader, 1615 Columbia; Robert Johnson, 2005 Cornell; Carl Montgomery. 2334 Sheldon; Willie Jenkins Jr., 1529 Yandes; Eddie Chrisler, 108 N. Arsenal; Haskel Wisdom, 1425 Cornell; Charles Gee, 2459 Columbia; Charles Ryle, 1327 Cornell; Melvin Berry, 1801 E. Moffet, Springfield, IIL; Robert Rice, 2521 N. Oxford; Henry Holland, 3008 Hovey; Raymond Grigsby, 2301 N. Rural; William Patterson, 1731 Bellefontaine; Willie Bush, 1926 Martindale; Sylvester Grundy, 2524 Oxford; Harry Montgomery, 1011 Albion, Albion, Mich.: Alvin T. Wallace, 2910 E. 25th: Robert Boyd, 1548 N. Arsenal; William Grinston, 1237 Cornell; Dale Henderson, 1142 E. 19th; William A. Coleman Jr. 670 Jackson, Jackson hotel, Seattle, Wash.; Thomas Webster, 1127 E. 19th; Carl Stevenson, 311 . Senate; Clifford Hughes, 2524 Ethel: Floyd Covington, 2245 N. Capitol; George Simmons, 704 Alvord, Downs, 2150 Boulevard pl.
Board 13 Inducts
Elmer Beason, 1632 Union st., and Lores McFarland, R. R. 8, Box 670, were inducted into the marine corps this week by board 13. Accepted for the navy by board 13 were the following: Allan Brown, 522 E. Minnesota; Charles Browning, 2243 8S, Meridian; Herman Hagist Jr., R. R. 5, Box 150; James Jones, R. R. 6, Box 753 J; Kenneth Kinz, 913 E. Morris; Fred McKinney Jr., 1214 Martion; William Paradise, R. R. 4, Box 85; William Paugh Jr., 1014 S. Senate; Joseph Poett, 627 Cottage; Clarence Richardson, 3026 Carson; Dale C. Riggs, 2157 Madison; George Rolfsen, 3650 S. Meridian; Eugene Sauer, 2705 S. Illinois: LeRoy Springman, E. Iowa; Walter Stumpf Jr, 22 E. Iowa; Lawrence Thomp-
son, 1905 Howard, and Gerald Eugene Wilson, 1335 Ringgold.
Board 13 inducted the following
men into the army this week: Louis Adams, 133 S. 4th, Beech Grove; Charles Alford Jr., . R. 8 Box 235; 8. Illinois; Curtis
Morris Bernstein, 1006 Bischoff, 420 N. 20th, Beech Grove; Frederick Bixler, R. R. 6, Box 265: Milton Bryan, 3750 Bluff road; Herman Burzlaff, 2106 Webb; Lee Coker, 60 S. 2d, Beech Grove; John Drake, 403 E, Morris: Paul Eddy, 302 E. Troy; Asa Fansler, R. R. 4, Box 462; Leonard Feldhake, 1720 Union; John Gill, St. Joseph college, Rensselaer; Don D. Hannan, 1207 Edward; Ray Harden, 22 S. Rural; Ambrose Hayden, 1125 Church; Jacob Heyob, 1801 S. Delaware; Richard Higgens, R. R. 4, Box 360; George Holle, 230 Sanders; Robert Holzer, R. R. 6, Box 266; Francis Kaiser, 143 E. Southern; Robert Koch, R. R. 20, Box 803; Laurance Kriner, 152 Union; Arnold Kroger, 1608 S. Warren Lewis Jr.,, 368 E. Morris; ard Lieland, R. R. 6, Box 124; Fred Lé man, 1007 English; Joseph Lynch, R. R. 1, Box 602; Raymond Mayer, 531 E. Minnesota. William McDonald, R. R. 6, Box 569; James McRae Jr., R. R. 20, Box 715; Thomas Mennel, 518 E. Troy: Robert Messer, 54 8. Sixth, Beech Grove; Henry Meyer, 14 E, Caven; Raymond Mize, R. R. 1, Box 692; Lewis Morris, 1060 S. West: Elva Murphey, 3200 8. Tacoma; Emil Nelson, R. R. 1, xX 358; Harold Niehaus, 44 National rd.; Melvin Norholt, 2403 Madison; Albert Profeta, 1023 N. Illinois; Arn4163 Otterbein; Lawrence . Minnesota; Eugene Richardson, 810 Weghorst; Charles Ridinger, 2404 S. West; Robert Roller, 63 8S. Eighth, Beech Grove; Max Sanders, R. R. 6, xX 435; James Saul Jr., 1705 E. 34th; Albert! Schroeder, R. R. 6, Box 142-G; Fred! Strack, 33 E. Caven; Lloyd Taylor, E. Sumner; John Tedrowe, 1515 Barth; Herbert Tolle, R. R. 6, Box 419; Robert Traugott, 2536 S. Meridian; Marvin Webb, | R. 1, Box 326; Robert Whitted, 1869 | Thompson; Robert Wilson, 610 S. Pennsylvania, 42; James Worden, 1354 Union; harles Wycoff, 385 Union, Southport; Van Wright, 1006 S. Kenwood; Robert Yates, 1 Union, and James Yetter, 54 Grande.
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