Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1943 — Page 11

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England. Mrs. C. R. Sackett, 5677 Carrollton ave. has received word that her husband has been promoted from captain to major at a bomber base # somewhere in England. Maj. Sackett was a member here ¢ of Sackett & Salmon Inc., insurance » brokers. He entered the service in April 1942, : 2 8 = Georglas P. Kostarides, serving in the chemical warfare division at the # army air base, Reno, Nev., has been promoted from sergeant to staff sergeant. S. Sgt. Kostarides, whose father lives at 435 E. Washington st, was ‘inducted into the army Dec. 29, 1941. He is a graduate of Technical high school. A brother is stationed in the army at Greenville, Miss. » » o i nN: : = H. C. Jacobson Promoted - “2%. Harry C. Jacobson, now in a sig- % hal training regiment at Camp is & Crowder, Mo, and former golf professional at Danville country club ® and at Hillcrest country club, has % been promoted from technician fifth grade to sergeant. He is the son of Mrs. C. S. Jacob-| ~ , son, R. R. 19, "Box 106, and the husband of Mrs. Lillian Gwen Jacobson, Danville, Ill. ” 8 Ricker Completes Course Pfc. John Scott Ricker has suci cessfully completed a course in airLe % plane engine overhaul at the AAF a technical training command, De- % troit. He is the son of Mr. and 3 Mrs. John Ricker, 6116 Kingsley dr. % Until entering service five months * ago Pfc. Ricker was employed 'in * the propeller division at the Curtiss- +» Wright Corp. - ® x = Aux. Dorothea English, daughter * of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Servies, & is now at Enid, Okla. army air s field where she is assigned #0 the WAAC detachment. She previously was stationed at « Pt. Devens, Mass. Aux. English is * a graduate of the baker’s and cook's gchool as well as a school for mess

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On their way toward becoming petty officers in the U. 8. navy are # five Indianapolis young men who - are attending a training school for ' # radiomen operated by the navy on « the campus of Chicago university.

The men are: '% James L. Presser, son of Mr. and Mrs. “= Paul Presser, 4030 N. Illinois st.; Earl M. wu son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. E. Raymond st., Robert J. of Mrs. Ehth pur, 1535 erbert ns, son of

227 N. Belmont ave., and Al Puckett,

£ Mrs. Deanie Puckett, 1037 Dudley ave, 88 8

. : Two Join WAVES

J Among the Indianapolis women 3 isting in the WAVES at the * WAVE-SPAR recruiting station, 116 : Monument Circle, are Miss Betty % Bernice Cashman, 2039 Central ave., § and Miss Edna Eloise Nieman, . Beech Grove.

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Lt. (jg) Hall 1st Lt. Thieiman

LEFT: Lt. (j.g.) Sheldon L. Hall, dental corps, U. S. N. R., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford E. Hall, 1219 N. Tuxedo st. He is stationed

{at the San Diego naval hospital.

Lt. Hall took his pre-dental course at Butler university, was graduated from. Indiana university and served his internship at City hospital. He was commissioned in the Reserve, June 8, 1941, and commissioned a lieutenant junior grade at San Diego, Cal., June 4, 1943. RIGHT: 1st. Li. Arnold J. Thielman is stationed at Camp Phillips, Kas,, where he is assigned to the engineer corps. He was commissioned a second lieutenant after graduation from OCS at Ft. Belvoir, Va., in 1942 and was promoted to his present rank this spring. A graduate of Indiana university and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, Lt. Thielman was district manager at several midwest offices of the Commercial Credit Co. before he entered service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thielman, 921 Hervey st.

Wins Marksman’s Medal

shooting is being worn by Cpl. Lawrence E. McAfee, husband of Mrs. Florance McAfee, 1133 W. 31st st. He won the honor at the ordnance training center at Camp Santa Anita, Arcadia, Cal, where he fired for record from four positions, half at slow fire and half at rapid fire. In civilian life, Cpl. McAfee was employed at Curtiss-Wright. He attended Technical high school.

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9, has been detailed to the antiaircraft artillery school at Camp Davis, N. C.

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§ from the office of naval officer pro- # curement, Cincinnati, both young § women have been accepted. » #" » i Cpl. Marion H, Roberts, formerly ; stationed at the Glen L. Martin Garo school, Baltimore, Md., is Znow at Dodge City, army air field, = Kansas, where he is a member of . the 61st TEFTS squadron, ' Cpl. Roberts is the son of Mr. and | * Mrs. Frank Roberts, 1150 N. Holmes % ave, .

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g sergeant at Dodge City army air $field, Kas. # The son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas ¢E. Courtney 1787 N. Meridian st., S. Sgt. Courtney is a member of base adquarter’s air base squadron. ¥ . 2 =.» J » Promotion to the rank of corporal Shas been received by Richard R. # Bowsher, son of Mrs. Dorothy M. 2 Bowsher, 5644 Julian ave. 5 A member of the engineer topo8 graphic battalion at Camp Livingston, La. he entered service Jan. 23, 1943. He was formerly employed .by the army map service * (corps of engineers).

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= Board 3 Inducts .

The following registrants were in‘ducted into the armed forces June * 19 by Marion county local board 3: William Guitteau, Baltimore, Md.; Lester Green, R. R, 14, Box 635; William’ Mayer or : George Lewis, 5314 Kenwood; Charl “Freihofer, 128 E. 36th; Charles Miller, 4131 College; Max Bodner, onx, N. Donald Jerram, 3605 & Balsam s Willi Sk Cleaver. 430 E. 48th; 2 Wilbur Noll, 3816 Kenwood; Barry Ford, bott: ite College: ‘David Burton, 2938 N. Tal-

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Rudolph, 2735 N, Meridian; illiam Snyder, 501 Blue Ridge; Howard Sara, ‘3011 Broadway; Donald Myers, a, Hinesley, 3910 Byram; k! James Keller, Robert Bidwell, 4053 Central;

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Fe Griffith Jr., William Moja: han, Jn EB. Herschel 4025 Emery Dobbins Jr., To 30 °F th; Pred Ther TN 115 BE. 40th; Wil. ii i n on, 034 Pennsylvania: ; : Robert Wells, 3029 ark: Sonn Steel, 3040 a» N. Pennsylvania; Robert 4 ware; George

& Rukle; Billy Jones Jr., 3955 N. Deliware; gvey Hudson Jr. Byram, an rd Johnson, 208 Berk i

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as an army captain in India. He is Capt. Ivan W. Scott, a| graduate of the Indiana university School of Medicine, who formerly had offices in the Hume-Mansur building. : ‘ He is chief of the medical service at an American base hospital in India. “You can see a definite curve upward in morale when the men get letters of the right kind—from home,” Capt. Scott told a United Press correspondent. “When they're the wrong kind,” he added, “the men get homesick and we can’t do a thing for them.” In an inactive war theater, especially one which is Hot and dry, the men are more likely to become despondent unless they get encouragement from home. Capt. Scott is from Shelbyville. He received his A. B. degree from

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(U. P.)~—The president and six supervisory employees of the Antonelli Fireworks Oo., Inc., Spencerport, N.'Y., ‘were held in- default of bond today to await action by a federal grand jury on charges of sabotage in connnection with the underloading. of bombs.

of the company testified fhe defendants instructed them to load the bombs improperly, U. 8. District Judge Harold P. Burke ordered a grand jury investigation.

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