Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1943 — Page 6
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In the Service—
NOTRA TRULOCK IS PROMOTED
Becomes Fireman 1st Class After Graduation at
Great Lakes.
Promoted to fireman first class, Notra Trulock Jr. 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Notra Trulock, 2038 Koehne st, was graduated Monday from the school for ma-
chinist’s mates at the Great Lakes |
naval training station. = ”
Charles London Earl M. Lewis
LEFT: Charles London has returned to his studies at the navy’s submarine diesel school at New London, Conn., after visiting his parents, Patrolman and Mrs. Cecil London, 332 Northern ave. Seaman London is 19 and a graduate of Shortridge high school. He enlisted in the navy in February and has four months remaining in his trade school. He formerly was employed as a lathe operator at the Lukas-Harold Corp. RIGHT: Seaman 2-¢c Earl M. Lewis is now serving in the radio division at the naval training station at Chicago. He recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis, 1525 E. Raymond st. "A former Times carrier, Seaman Lewis is 18 and a graduate of Technical high school. He was employed by Herff-Jones Co. before enlisting in the navy last January. un =
Six Get Transfers
Six Indianapolis men have been sent from Ft. Harrison ,to Camp Shelby, Miss, for basic training. They are Pvt. Frank B. Thompson Jr, son of Frank B. Thompson, Box 156, Maywood; Pvt. George L. Powell, husband of Mrs. Dorothy May Powell, 3042 Hovey st.; Pvt. Wallace B. Miller, son of John J. Miller, 921 N. Tremont ave.; Pvt. Robert L. Frey, husband of Mrs. Lois C. Frey, 330 E. 13th st.; Pvt. James Flint, son of Hadley Flint, 2212 Morton st., and Pvt. Harold R. Cline, husband of Mrs. Selma E. Cline, 1117 N. Park ave. = = =
Lt. Charles C. Losch, formerly of 516 Markwood ave., is one of four officers at Camp Stewart, Ga., detailed to take a course of instruc-
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Richard C. Stickney Jr.
Three young men from Indianapolis and vicinity will be among the 514 cadets to be graduated June 1 from the U. S. military academy at West Point.
and Mrs Alvin K. Hershberger of Clermont, and Richard C. Stickney Jr, son o fCol. and Mrs. R. C. Stickney, 6512 Madison ave. will graduate with wings as full-fledged pilots in the army air force. Roger Ray, son of Col. Martin H. Ray of the Spink-Arms hotel, liaison officer for the fifth service command, will be commissioned in the infantry. Cadet Ray was graduated from Roosevelt high school in Yonkers, N. Y., and prepared for his entrance examinations to West Point at Millard’s preparatory school in Washington, D. C. During his first year at West Point, he was a cadet sergeant. He also has been a member of the dialectic society and has been on the staff of tne Pointer, cadet bi-weekly publication. Prior to going to West Point, Cadet Stickney was graduated from the Brookline, Mass. high school and attended Millard’s preparatory school. He received his appointment through a competitive examination while a member of the Massachusetts national guard. He is a member of the Ski club at the academy. A graduate of the Woodward high school at Toledo, O., Cadet Hershberger attended Toledo university and prepared for his examinations at the West Point preparatory school at Ft. Harrison. He was a cadet sergeant during his first year. He also was a member of the cadet
choir for three years. ono
Completing their courses in aircraft mechanics at Parks Air College in East St. Louis, Ill, are Cpl. Robert W. Huckstep, 1832 Hoyt ave., and Cpl. Joseph W. McCauley, 236 N. Rural st.
tion in advanced anti-aircraft at a Baltimore, Md., school. Lt. Losch has ‘been at Camp Stewart since April 11. He is a graduate of Pur-
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Pvt. Wright Pvt. Starkey LEFT: Pvt. Sterling F. Wright is with the army air corps in the south Pacific. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Wright, 1016 Harrison st., and the husband of Mrs. Betty E. Wright of Lebanon. His daughter, Karin Kay Wright, is now 15 months old and lives at 1016 Harrison st. Before entering the army nine months ago, he worked at Allison’s. He also attended Manual high school. RIGHT: Pfc. James R. Starkey, son of Mrs. Margaret Starkey, 1016 Harrison st., is stationed at Indio, Cal.,, with the army engineers. He was recently home on a 10-day furlough. A former employee of the Standard Grocery Co., he joined the army seven months ago. He athigh school. " o
Board 13 Provides Men
Entering the armed forces recently through board 13 were the
following men:
Brodsky, 1114 Union; Arnold Church, 26 E. Orange; Major Cook, 504 S. Cole; Eisenbarth, 846 Lincoln; Thomas Elliott, 1406 Barth; Sol Glanzman, 4036 Madison; Joseph Greenlee, R. R. 4, Box 772; william Hoaglan, 646% S. Meridian; Edgar Hohlt, 1022 Circle tower; James Hulsman, 1446 S. Talbott; John Lawson, 206 S. 1st, Beech Grove; Edwin Livengood, 336 Prospect; Victor Love, 1249 S. East; Robert Mitchell, 65 S. 12th, Beech Grove; Alfred Mock, R. R. 4, Box 684; Robert Nevitt, 5102 Shelby, and Ira Scudder, R. R. 6, Box 622. "> ne
Pvt. Herbert J. McLaughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McLaughlin, 4302 W, Washington st. is a
has been promoted from corporal to newly-arrived soldier at Jefferson sergeant at the Amarillo army air|Barracks, Mo. Before entering the 'army, he worked as a carpenter and
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Rex Allspaw of Indianapolis, former Butler university student, has been assigned to the naval academy at Annapolis. He was a former cadet commander of a battalion at DePauw university’s naval flight preparatory school. A graduate of Technical high school, where he was cadet colonel and regimental commander of the R. O. T. C. unit, Cadet Allspaw was a sophomore at Butler when called to service. He is a member of Sigma Nu
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INDIANAPOLIS
CITY GIRLS END WAAC TRAINING
Complete 6-Week Course Held at Army School In Texas.
Five Indianapolis WAACs have completed the six weeks’ course at the army administrative school at
Denton, Tex. They are Auxiliaries 1-¢ Marjorie Frances Haehl, 590 West drive, Woodruff place; Orpha Gladys Bodle, 432 Buckingham drive; Eunice Elizabeth Kernodle, 2719 Mars Hill st.; Mary C. Bullock, 1002 W. 34th st., and Mary E. Sharp, 217 N. Tacoma ave. 8
Completing an advanced course at the anti-aircraft artillery school at Camp Davis, N. C, Lt. Paul C. Deery has been assigned as an instructor to Camp Edwards, Mass. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Deery, 4552 Carrollton ave.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McCord, 1568
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McCord Is Sent To Truax Field
Pfe. Frank W. McCord, son of
S. Emerson ave, is now stationed with the army air force radio school at Truax* field, Madison, Wis. Before his induction the first of this year, Pvt. McCord attended Warren Central high school. Previously he has Pte. MeCord been stationed at Miami Beach, Fla, and at Scott field, Il. os » 2 Harry Vinstein, husband of Mrs. Leah Vinstein, 1235 N. Delaware st., has been promoted from technician 5th grade to sergeant at Camp Atterbury. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vinstein of Indianapolis. » » o First Lt. Jack E. Volz, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Volz, 58 N. Audubon
June 4 from Blythe, Cal. He is command pilot of a B-24 and was promoted to first lieutenant on April 17. s n » Craig Crawford, son of Elizabeth Crawford of Lawrence, is in training at the Great Lakes naval training station.
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