Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1943 — Page 12
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who enlisted shortly after: Pearl Harbor, is now oboard a submarine which sends most of dts, time ‘off’ the coast of Japan. William is the son of Mrs. ‘Ruth ‘Bones, 327 N, 14th ‘st, Terre
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‘Board 13 Inductees
Wilma Fem Goodin and 14 Other Hoosiers Sworn At Cincinnati.
Miss Wilma Fern Goodin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W.
into the WAVES at Cincinnati last ‘week with 14 other’ Indiana women.
WAVES or SPARS training schools at a naval or coast guard shore station. » » # Robert Isaac Kemp, chief. motor machinist’s mate, has completed an advanced course in the operatior of diesel motors at the naval trade school, Brooklyn Village, O., and is ready to return to i with the fleet. A navy veteran, he reportedat the school from active seg duty. He is the husband of Mrs.. Sallie Kemp, 6199 Burlington ave. » ” »
Navy Trainees
“Three Indianapolis blgejackets are now studying to become signalmen at the University of ‘Chicago naval training school, Chicago, Til
The trainees are Alfred D. Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Dixon, 826 West dr., Woodruff Place; Fhasles W. Sedam son of Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Sedam, 305 E Raymond st., and ‘Robert Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCool, 1046 S. Roena st. : ”? ” »
The following men were accepted in the navy and marine corps from local board 13:
Stephen W. Aich, 1653 8. Delaware st.; Harry E. Guess, 5810 Warren W., Detroit, Mich.; Kenneth C. Shngen: 3106 National ave.; Lincoln st.; Donald Ww. McCutcheon, "1564 Dudley; Donald R. Rathsman, R. No. 6, Box 511, I es Ervin Ww Weigan Jr., 1238 Wright St., marine.
® sn # Cpl. william E. Young has been promoted to the rank of sergeant. He is a member of quartermaster detachment 2, 1570th service unit, Camp Breckenridge, Ky. and formerly lived at 773 W. 25th st.
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Goodin, 42 Kansas st., was sworn|
She will be sent to one of the}
Maj. Homer J. Sandusky
Local Railroaler Advanced | At Supply Depot In England.
Homer - J. Sandusky, 901 E. 42d st., has been promoted to the rank of major in the army.
employed: by the New York Central
system here, entered service July 4,
1942, and shortly - afterward was sent to: England where he was
‘placed in charge of one of the 5 United States’ largest supply depots.
A veteran railroadman, Maj. Sandusky also was a part-time practicing lawyer in private life. His wife and one daughter, Mary Catherine, are living at the 42d st. address and a second daughter, Eleanor, recently was mayried to Leo M. Cheney of Ft. Knox, Ky.
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Marine Graduate
Pfc. William K. Philpot, Laurel, has graduated from the regimental intelligence school of the 23d marines at Camp LeJeune, New River, N. C. . 8 8 Cpl. Maynard P. Craig will study tank mechanics at the armored force school, Ft. Kpox, Ky. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ss. Craig, R. R. 1, New Augusta.
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Goes to Ft. Knox
Pvt. Hubert Johnson is taking basic training at the armored force replacement training center, Ft. Knox, Ky. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnson, live at 1046
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SENT 0 CAMPS |
Ft. Harrison Announces: its Latest Roster of
Transfers. . “The following men have been |.
{transferred from Ft. Harrison to | the camps listed below:
Cam rkeley, Tex.—Pvts. Melville a Co rnd of Mrs. Ma
rgaret and James Carmichael, Ra. Betty Carwichael, “1 Winthrop ave, To Ft. Weed, Mo.—Nathan Kaplan, son of Mrs. Tillie J. Kaplan, 1806 S. Meridian st. and Arthur H. Bessenbach, son of Mrs. Catherine Bessenbach, 21 archer st.
To Ft. Warren, Miner,
Wyo.—Robert son of Mrs. Beni L. Niner Jr., 1628 Law-
ton. st.
Board 1 Inductees
Registrants accepted for the ‘armed forces from ‘local board 1 are: ra Ackman, 103 Vs Valley ave.; Ev-
Iney 2; Joseph 5 William
.|Field, N. Y., and was. graduated i|from the airplane mechanics school Oakland | there this: week.
Tacoma ave.; fontaine . st.;
1860 Arlington ave... illiam - H 2101 Langley ave.; Shelby Hornbuckle, N. Sherman dr.; Charles Hurst, 1454 Fruitdale ave.; Charles Hu 1466 N. Grant ave.; "Wayne Lewis, 1119 Oakland ave.; Russell Musgrave, 2814 Stuart ichard Parkhurst, 1453 N. Colora do k, 1313 Tecumseh 69 S. Butler ave.; Porter, 3218 E. 11th st.; 1113 N. Euclid ave.; William 3507 Buoorsude PEN; ‘8. Siegel. 1215 8. Madison Skaggs, 2624 N. Olney st.; 2626 E 10th st.; Thomas Smith, 3 Charles Spangler, 2189 Eastern ave.: Ernest Spreen, 4 E. 10th st.; William Sterrett, 3408 BN aie Buchid. aye. } e E.
Paul
Scott ‘county, Ind. Croft at. Harold Zander. 2326 N. DeQuinoy croft s! aro) ander, incy st., and Warren Zander, 2823 ‘Brookside pkwy., N. dr. y
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Board 2 Inductees
The following have been: inducted into the armed forces by local board 2:
George Bingham, nasden. st.; is M. King, 2626 ural st.; Bua llefontaine st.; mbia ave.;
C Leonard 201% Hovey st.; Clifton Barker, 2522 rs ern ave.; Alton Jones, 1932 Ralston ave.; Delmar Downing, 729 Center st.; Wilbert Hannon, 1414 a 2047 Columbia ave.; George Snow, . 251 3 Columbia ave.; James H. Kirk, 2102 E. 25th st.; George Gi 2005 Hovey st.; Jack Kiser, 15! ‘ave.: Henry "Fous 1405 Columbia ave.; Elliott Jackson, ed Sheldon st.; Hen entry en, 2525 (Sangster ave. Carl Barnett, 1706 Beliefontaine st.; Lewis M 2202 N. Arsenal ave.; John Mie N, Oxford st.; Fyard Coke, Sas Bs heidon st.; ifton elps, 181 Bellefontaine st.; Bail Oxford st.; land, 2533 Hillside ave.; Larry Elliott 13th st.; Richard M. Black,
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B. Martindale ave.; Columbia ave.; Brent. 2451. Manlove ave.; ; oods, 1315. Columbia ave.. Ulysses Wallace, 2440 Wheeler st.; Paul Younger, 2332 Yandes ati srench I Thompson, 1611 Bundy BL; zo White, 2: N. Keystone ave.; Claren ane Bolden, Colum ia 4 ave.: James ison, soioe A, gamusi Philli
Ve. ; ho OmAas ph Parrott, ; Ernest Jarrett 2439 Martindale ave.; James Ha rdy, 2930 Sa ; James ‘Cross, oa 4 Beth Blak
Fro Ce A ave.; J Bellefontaine: st.; a t.; Sylvesta Wi nas Baugh, 391 bolls, R. 2,
Nic . 113° Main 1022 8.
Vile, e ave.; Halph Shields. 193 Central ave.; ronard ey & 6 Fi. ughe ave.; Herman Kent 6 E. Hi Arthur Silcox Jr., The A ave.; Herold Bates, R. E. 16, Box 312 A-4; Frank Nelson, Illinois st.; pa oseph Lebowitz, 1334 we No. 17; rnard Brown, 2301 Broadway: John Bh 2445 Park ave; Frank Moon yo mion’ st.; Willis Burch, 517 E st.; Horber: Boone, 3308 16th st.; “Thomas aaer son, 1735 Lincoln tower, "Pt. Wi William Mentis, 2137 Caroll ae George Hanover, 37 lle st.; ng. Sutherland ave.; Buc Tew, 30
649 3016 Wint! inthrop ave.: Parr, 151 29th st.; ory Paar R. 3 Bedford, Ind.; Russe Stropes, 420 Central ave.; W. H. tush, 2219 College ave., "Apt. 2; Tandy Li 2344 Park ave, Apt. 4; Francis Fox. id N. Tacoma .ave.; ag Owen Mogmits. 42 E. Maine st., Gresnvond, Dds Joseph Atel, Room 306, M. C. A, Evansville,
FMmes McDermott, 1450 S. W. Tain Fr 8, Miam Fla.; Peter Obermey: 2004 Ruekle : aly Littell, 1641 YCarrollton ave. and Elan Peters. 1914 Park ave.
Three Indianapolis men. are -en=
rolled in the school for signalmen, |"
University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. The, Save Max ‘E.. Walters, son of Mr.
. and
A Cimmerman,: son of Warman
Cimmerman, 0 N.
ids, Armament Graduate
E. | from armament school, Lowry Field,
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1'lis a graduate of Cathedral high
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Born Fighter Gene Woodfine Can't Stay ‘Out’ of This War. GENE GRADY ' WOODFINE, son ‘of William Woodfine, 2811 N. - Illinois st., is determined to play a part in the war. / Disappointed when his army outfit was shipped overseas and himself honorably discharged because he was over-age he went into a defense plant, worked there . briefly and then joined the navy, enlisting as a ship's cook 3-¢ in. the U. S. naval reserve. He had been in the army nine months and was rejected for combat because of some missing teeth. Now—teeth fixed—he is going
into the navy’s famed SEA-BEEs, the construction corps battalion.
'‘He’s an Air Mechanic
. fe. John B. Dux has completed the third stage of training in the New York area of the technical training command at Roosevelt
He is the son of Mrs. Frances E, Dux, 114 N. 10th st., Beech Grove. A: graduate - of Cathedral - high school, he was employed at Eli Lilly & Co., before entering the army. He thas three brothers in the service, cna Af ollie sll
Pfc. Eugene H. Downey graduated
Colo, April 10. He is a former em{|ployee of the Belt R. R. & Stock-
‘He was Inducted into the army air forces Oct. 20, 1942, and has heen: stationed at ‘St. Petérsburg; Fla. : » . =
Pfc. John, M. Adams has completed a 17-week course in bomber mechanics at the army air forces technical training command school, Keesler field, Biloxi, Miss.
Mrs, John G. Adams, 46th st. » z= = =
of Mr. and Mrs. E. F, O'Donnell Sr., 558 N. Oakland ‘ave., received his commission at the infantry school, Ft. Benning, Ga., April 13. Lt. O'Donnell formerly served with : the communications training battalion, Camp Wheeler, Ga., and
school and the Lincoln College of law.
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Radio Students
wis dialispolis men. They are: eddie. I. - Bixler, son of Mr. and rest Bixler, R. R. 6, Box 265; H. Jonas, Bn of Mr.' and Bummiy ave,
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Pfc. Adams is the son of Mr. and 8 3318 wW.'S
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Studying to be radio operators and technicians at the army: air] .| forces technical training commgnd The- school, Scott field, Ili, are three In+
ourtney B. Gerri grindson: of Mrs, Maude Ze ler, 124 8. Ba ave.
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