Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1943 — Page 6
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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1943
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
SALVATION ARMY'S PLAYGROUND OPENS
With the opening of a playground and recreational center in the Fountain Square area, the Salvation Army here is making a bid to aid in combating juvenile delinquency. According to Brig. Thomas Leech, @ivisional commander, several hundred people attended the opening. The grounds are equipped with the usual playground facilities.
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was graduated recently from a bombardier training school at Big | Springs, Tex., and received his com- | mission and wings. The lieutenant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Maguire Sr, 903]
In the Army
Pvt. Tincher Pvt. Livingston
LEFT: Formerly stationed at Angel island but now located in Hawaii, Pvt. James Tincher, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tincher, 1310 W. 30th st, will complete a year’s service Juy 27. A graduates of Shortridge high school, he was employed
ANNOUNCER IS ENSIGN IN NAVY
Mal Ross, Harold Fisher Among 19 From WIBC In Service.
Mal Ross, formerly an announder on WIBC, now is serving in the navy where he was commissioned an ensign. Harold Fisher, musician, is now in the army, bringing the total of WIBC employees now in the armed| The colonel attended battery offiforces to 19. This total is the num- | cers’ training at Ft. Sill in 1922 and ber of staff members leaving for | 1923, returning for the advanced | courses in 1931 and 1832,
Lt. Col. Mark A. Dawson, field artillery school inspector general and staff judge advocate at Ft. Sill, Okla., has been promoted to the rank of colonel. A veteran of world war I, he was overseas with the 150th field artillery of the 42d division. He remained in the army after the armistice. Col. Dawson was assigned to his present position about two months |ago. He had previonsly been assistant inspector general of the sixth service command at Chicago.
Mark Dawson, World War | Veteran, Is Made a Colonel
|Joe Cohen, 3233 Ruckle st, advanced to {private first class; James R. Chisham, son | |ot Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chisham, 604 B.| 13th st., to technician fifth grade; James E. Walpole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin! H. Walpole, 959 High st., to technician fifth grade; Richard N. Hansen, son of Mrs. Martha Hansen, 902 W. 20th st, to corporal, and John Scipsea, son of Mr. | and Mrs. Steve Scipsea, 749 W. New York | st, advanced to sergeant. |
” 2 ” Pvts. John Lambertus, son of] Mr, and Mrs. Peter Lambertus, 5273] N. Illinois st, and David Frederick | Craig, 1210 Pickwick lane, Golden Hill, have been assigned to an army | training unit at Washington and | Jefferson . college, Washington, Pa. | " # | Richard K. Samuelson, son of
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Mrs. Josephine Bertha Samuelson,| He recently completed training at
1612 Harlan st, has been commis-|the Corpus Christi naval aviation Lt. Sam-
U. 8. marine corps and assigned to|uelson enlisted as an aviation cadet * a marine aircraft squadron. in September,
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military service since June, 1942. The Dawsons make their home |
in Indianapolis but Mrs. Dawson is | Cpl. Joseph A. Rentsch Jr, son with the colonel at Ft. Sill. of Mrs. Victoria H. Rentsch, 4455] fF & 8 le re os ol Five Indianapolis on who have | , “ ® : {advanced in rank and assigned to | 10-day furlough in Indianapolis. | ty, 400th armored field ir He entered service in January, 1943. ‘at Ft. Knox, Ky. iar gM The men who were privates and = their new ranks are: Norman I. Cohen, son of Mr.
Oxford st, and a graduate of Tech- at the Burnet-Binford Lumber Co. ‘nical high school. He has been at his present station 4 ® 4 i 4 & since February.
{ RIGHT: Pvt. Charles IL. Living- | 8. Sgis. Donald and Wayne Crim gto son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles {are home from a year's service in| yivingston, 1375 Nordyke ave.. | Iceand. They are spending their 20- |has completed basic training with |day furlough with their parents.!,, armored force unit at Ft. Knox, | { Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Criin, 2726 i
| N. La Salle st. joy £ £5 8 | mi : | Cpl. George R. Snorden, recently Cited for Leadership promoted from private first class at| por Jeadership in scholarship durCamp Campbell, Ky, is serving with | j,0 nis first six weeks of training | the corps of military police. He for-.¢ the navy pre-flight school, St.| merly lived at 644 Indiana ave. His ‘Mary's college, Cal, naval aviation | parents live in Allensville, Ky. cadet John H. Klinger, Indianapolis, | 2 = has been placed on the station's honor roll.
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completing his last phase of combat training with his crew. A] graduate of the high school at Birdseye, Sgt. Newton is the son of Mrs. Clara Newton. | RIGHT: John Sims, signalman 2-c, enlisted in the navy last year and is now stationed at Norfolk, Va. He attended Decatur high school and was employed at the) C. B. Coombs Co. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sims, Mars Hill, he! took his boot training at Great Lakes. He is a former Times carrier,
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Pfc. Leroy Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bailey, 617 BE. 19th st, has been graduated from radio school {in the army air forces training command, Scott field, Ill.
Ralph A. Nester has been promoted to the rank of corporal at Smyrna army air field, Tenn. Cpl. Nester, who is on duty at the fourengine school where pilots are trained to fly B-24 Liberator bombers, is the son of Mrs. Sylvia Curtsinger, 5420 W. Washington st.
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