Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1944 — Page 5

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In the Service—

NEW INDUCTEES

From :Local Units No. 8 and 10.

The following men have been inducted into the army through Marion county local board 10:

George Morefield, Lancaster, O.; Leon Williams, 1744 8. Randolph st.; Charles Morris, 1033 Iowa st.; Diliman 821 Le ave.: Walter W. Price, 1739 Wade st.; John Bteele, 1728 8. Randolph st.; John Zahm, 327 st.; Hubert Nally, 1515 E, Tabor st.; Vernon Woolman, 1 Cottage ave.; Hanson, R. R. 6. Box 504; Harry Peale, 2750 Allen st.; Norman Aichhorn, 909 Yoke st.; Edward C. Sh er, 1225 Naomi! st. and Bartley Whited, 241 Detroit st.

The following men have been in- | ducted into the armed forces through Marion county local board 8: : 2 ARMY John Querry, Columbus; Lowell Carlile, 4921 Orion st.; Coman Wilson, 310 N. Ilinois st., Orville Mueller, 1258 Wright st.; Lowell Rae. Detroit, ' r Pursifull, Cambridge City: Rap Ellington, Re Defin st; Everett Bruner,

Wetzel, Me Browning, 617 N Barron, 154 E. R.R. 11, Box : Brooks, St. 3 James Gandyet: 4627 BE. st 3221 / Winthrop ave; sh - ry Jersey a. Everett Parris, 1 ate st; Richa Oy 1906

0 DIY 414 N. Delagare st.;. Hazold. .C. Wade, E. 11th st, and Paul Lyle, Roosey NAVY Crawford,

ire, 673 Arch st.; Charles Hen : Hugh Stack, ave. Daugherty, RR, 1 120-C; Carroll Boffing, 1012 N. Alabama . Bt J st.; .: William

st. : Eugene st.; Lowell , PE Rochester ats and Rovert J. Brun: son, 39 E. 0th at. COAST GUARD Harold B. Ely, 2323 English ave. MARINE CORPS

Fugene B. Wyant, 218 E. North st, and Ivan Wyant, 805 N. Alabama st.

local board 13. They are: ARMY

Grove. NAVY Arthur Ross Jaynes, 938 Chadand Raymond Everett Dicks Jr. R. R. 8, Box 410.

The following men have been in{duced by local draft board 5: ARMY H 1749 W. WashingBe Sok baer Sin. jh Bem

fy} ton Bi John Olive

; James Calhoun Peebeck, 1508 Fletcher v

Thomas Jefferson Barnaby, 603 : Washington

N. New Jersey st, and Lt, Dunn is

Dunn, 1308 Wade st. Fourteen Indianapolis men have completed their initial naval indoctrination at the Great Lakes, Ill, naval training station. They are:

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137 W. 18th st.; Paul! $02 N. Penn- : rge E 2915 B. ; Cecil R. Herald, 1072 W.

ave.; John L. Pomano Jr, 5321 8, Bu 678 Birch st.;

744 Buchanan st,

Five Are Transferred

Five Indianapolis soldiers have been transferred from Ft. Harrison to other army camps. Et 0 ll ARE and 2, Mt Donald W. Caesor, son of Mrs, Emil Caesor, 534 Neghorn st, have been sent to Seattle, W! Pvt, Nick Pietro, son of Mrs, Marie Hons Ml a lish Bar is stationed Transferred to Pt. Custer, Mich, are Pvt. J. J. Switzer, husband of Mrs. Esther

A Bwager, 81 8, Laclede st., snd Pvt. . 18 usban Mrs irginia * | Hiatt, 2161 Park ave.

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PLUMBING

| Cpl. William E. Kennedy, son of

advanced from the rank of private first class. He is stationed at Great Bend army air fleld, Kas.

George E, Humphrey, fireman 1-c, formerly of 1404 Lawton st., has completed his preliminary L. 8. T. training at Norfolk, Va. and has

been assigned to active duty.

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Six men have hgen inducted by

James Henry Bosley, 1464 8. Illi- |: nois st.; Jack Thomas Akers, 139 8. |’ 9th st, Beech Grove; Glenn Arnold | Ryker, 263 Union st, and Leoni Wade Rowland, 153 8, 3d st, Beech |.

Lt. Buckner formerly lived at 2526 I the daughter of Mrs Catherine §

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{BOARDS LIST

James Farrar =~ William Farrar The . Farrar brothers, JAMES FARRAR, aviation cadet, PVTS. SAMUEL FARRAR and WILLIAM PARRAR, have a double incentive to get the war, ’ over as soon as

Samuel Farrar Tex., and Samuel is with an army

engineer corps on the Anzio beachhead in Italy. They are the sons

a3 .jof Mrs. Anna Kent, 648 8S, Taft st.

G. Lawlis H. Jordan Two Indianapolis men LT.

3 |GEORGE C. LAWLIS and HARRY

L. JORDAN, flight officer, received their aerial navigators wings at San Marcos fleld, Tex. recently. Lt. Lawlis 1s the husband of Mrs. Hazel M. Lawlis, 1361 N. LaSalle st, and Officer Jordan is the son of Mr. and pss. Harry F. Jordan, 22 Jenny's

C. Tingle

LT. CHESTER R. TINGLE, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Tingle, 4263 Winthrop ave., received his navigator wings at Hondo field, Tex, recently. VT. SAMUEL W. HANCOCK JR.

and qualifying jump at Ft. Benning,

"{Ga. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel W. Hancock, 545 Holly ave.

H. Helms

CPL. HARRY HELMS, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Helms, 2838 Lyons ave, is with an artillery unit in England. He has been overseas a year. His brother, EARL S. HELMS, apprentice seaman, is in boot training at Great Lakes, Ill

E. Helms

paratrooper, recently made his fifth ®

INDIANA WACS

Pfe. Glennon Is in Cargo, Section; Cpl. Jones in

Message Center.

Two Indiana WACs are in Honolulu as members of the first WAC company to- be sent to the Pacific theater, Pfc. Margaret Mary Glennon, daughter of Mrs. Bridget Glennon, 215 Hiawatha st., is on duty in the

k | cargo section of the Pacific wing

of the air transpert command. Cpl. Eileen E. Jones, daughter df Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jones of Montgomery, has been assigned to the message center of the transport command.

Returns From Sea Duty

Gale E. Tate, seaman 1-c, USNR, has reported to New Orleans, La. after spending 10 months at sea as member of the naval gun crew of a merchant ship. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Tate, 4229 Crittenden ave, his ship was among the first to take supplies in to American troops a few days after they landed on the Gilbert and Marshall islands.

Draftees Inducted

The following men have been inducted into the armed forces through Marion county local board 31; ,

a SET Root ty Clarence Pence; ic W. Washington st; Pletcher Johnson, 1347 Earl ave.; William Bertram, R. R.-3, Box $4-K; Harold R. R. 1, Box 447, Bridgeport; Bryant, 3305 Collier st.; McCuill Massachusetts ave.; Darle Wimmer, 3005 E. New York st.; Roscoe Conclin Stout, R. R. 3, Box 101: Darwin Myers Cramer, R. R. 1, Box 835; Harry 641 8. LaClede st.; Jesse Harold, Adyesville; Pred Snyder Jr., 2826 Dennison st.; Walter Eaton, 7800 E W : Earl Meier, 825 8. Taft st; wig, 854 8. Dennison st.; James Barrett, R. R. 7, Box 156; Louis Maners, Danville Lummie Powell, 1807 Baker, 2116 E. Clay st.; Joseph Holland, 3025 B. Pol R. Box 72; Lloyd e, William Burke, 1014 8. Charles Wilson, 5440 Speed Ervin, R. R. 20, Box 728. NAVY R. 20, Box 140-E; Ray-

Ralph Smith, R. Gil-

mond Weekly,

Ap y , 1909 8. Pershing ave.; rnhart, 704 Manhattan ave. Buis, Greencastle; Virgil Harden, 7, Box 315. MARINE CORPS

Kenneth P, Tingle, 117 W. Arizona st.

8 Advance in Navy

Eight men from Indianapolis and vicinity have been graduated from specialized training courses at Great Lakes, III. The men and their schools are: Charles H. Lewis usband of Mrs.

hM Esther Lewis, 1422, E Raymond st.; Claude R. Peckiechimer, . Beville ave.; Robert

Mr. and Mrs. , 858 N. Oakland ave., from electrician’s mate school; Kenneth H. Everett, 1029 . N. Jemple ave.; from radioman school; John Pr. ivan Jr., son of Mrs J. F. Sulllvan, 3017 N. Capitol ave.. yom yeoman school; and Arthur McCormick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCormick, 98 8. Stren, Southport from gunner's mate school.

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Kin Seek Sea Duty

L. Crick P. Smith

LAWRENCE (LARRY) CRICK, seaman 2-c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Crick, 860 Udell st, has completed radar school at the

is in the navy V12 training program at Emory, Ga. Formerly of Indianapolis, he .is the nephew of Mrs. Aubrey Crick and Mrs, Daner Crick, 1029 W. 36th st., and he is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bon Smith, 1807 E. Maryland st. PVT. BOYD M. JONES, uncle of the boys, has returned to Camp Crowder, Mo. after visiting his sisters, Mrs, Aubrey Crick, Mrs, Daner Crick and Miss Joy Jones, 860 Udell st. He recently graduated from the bakers school at Camp Crowder,

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Flier's Rating Boosted

Warren H. Wakefield, Flying Fortress radio operator and gunner with the 8th A. A. F. in England, has been promoted to staff sergeant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O. Wakefield of Staunton.

Pvt. John F. Long, son of Mr. and

:{ Mrs. Thomas J. Long, R. R, 2, Box

638, has completed a course especially designed to help newly arrived air force soldiers prepare for life in a combat theater in England.

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Advance in Rating After Completing Training At Great Lakes. -

Six Indianapolis bluejackets have been advanced in rating upon completion of ‘boot training at Great Lakes, Ill. They are Willlam E. Mitchell, 1317 W. 26th st., to fire-

‘man 1-¢ (motor machinist mate); Dennis F. Reynolds, 1139 8. Richland ave., and William P. Whitley, 534 Birch ave., both to fireman 1-¢

er, 1202 Winton ave. to pharma-

E. Iowa st, to electriclan’s mate 3-c, and Jack A. Gwinn, R. R. 12, Box 25, to shop machinist’'s mate 3-c.

Clifford E. Martin, son of Charles E. Martin of Bridgeport, has completed boot training at Great Lakes, 1.

Veteran of 10 months sea duty as member of a naval gun crew of a merchant ship, Nathan J. Wood,

(machinist mate); Robert M. Pish- |:

cist’s mate 3-c; Delbert Bader, 809 |=

} Amentoan troops on the Gilbert and

Marshall islands a few days after they were invaded, reported that he saw Japanese planes bomb beaches there. He is the son of Landis J. Wood, 3014 Harlan st.

Gun commander in a harbor defense battery in the Panama Canal department, Charles E. Reichard, formerly of 1426 S. Lawndale ave.

has served with the coast artillery in the Panama Canal since Dec. 12, 1942.

seaman 1l-c, USNR, has reported to his base at New Orleans, La. Seaman Wood, whose ship was among those that took supplies into

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