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Sent fo Texas From Here| Indianapolis naval aviation Mount sb: and David W. Phelps, | to _— have been transferred to son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond L. BU ua) ; ; . chi st, * upon comple- Phelps, 43 8. Kitley st. : : ; Veh Ay 8 . Ce ET TTY flight training. Se from the tank destroyer officer can (AMERA COUN rai SR didate school at Camp Hood, Tex. on

At-Salt Lake City Graduates at Keesler

Air Base. D. Daggy | Pie. Donald J. Lipp, husband of 3 PFC. HERMAN E. JR. | Mrs. Doris Lipp, 4724 Amo st, has . John A. Yager, son of Mrs. Ethel husband of Mrs. H. E. Rent, 26 E. been graduated as an airplane me- © | Yager, 3420 OoMege ave, has been [14th st. has been graduated as high chenic from Keesler field, Miss. ‘| promoted to the rank of first lieu- (man of his class in airplane me- “an t at the Salt Lake City, Utah, Shatties wt JS ymaut Johnson field, " Fourteen = Indianapolis women tenan . C. He e son of Herman BE. have reported to Hunter college, N. army air base. His wis ae Ruth Kent, 2007 MacPherson st. . Y., for WAVE training. They are | Yager, is with “DARRELL T. DAGGY, husband | 20 EB Buford, Mary W. Cottone, City. i of Mrs. D. T. Daggy, 1069 Oliver ave, : . uo was honor man of his company at

graduation exercises at Great Lakes, EY + Board 12 Induct IIL, recently. He is spending a nine- |}

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ger, Terre Haute: Eiton Thompson, 133% n as which from active duty in the Atlantic. | man, son of Mr. 8. Harding st; Rahest Wools S14 Arbor ep A hs id o m n; a oe A a } JAMES WHITE PROMOTED | 2nd Mrs. Fd | sma Take, 138 Carrclton ave: ih: industry a ee 2 | ward McKin- and Price, 536 8. Pine st. arises” (LTC CAL ¢ nh Vincent Wale, Terre| ,.y 1228 Perry st. and Joseph M. plAYY John Kephart, 1444 Jha st optimism grow- iin ute, has been promo rom ma- man, son of O. C. Bar- ni rSAro, , New Jersey st. tories, ea Jor to lieutenant colonel. Bartle oy Denny st. ey 2 ih TW ding. 51: Lawrence

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pi ens st; James Jump, 621 Russell! : ¥ ave; Prank Roberts Jr. 736 W. New York After spending a 15-day furlough | st

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ARMY Paul Gorman, 3141 Ruckle st.; william Adams, 636 Russell ave. Clifford Fultz, 4349 Winthrop ave.; Raymond

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