Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1944 — Page 11

“FRIDAY, APRIL 28 04 | og we INDIANAPOLIS mms n the Servioe— Steps Up in Rank |], W, THORNBERRY

COL, BALS ASSIGNED PACIFIC, SERVICE M en! Only at Sea

0 CAMP IN TEXAS mn. or

ing with an infantry division in the Col. W. T, Bals, formerly of In-

South Pacific, according to word dianapolis, has arrived at Camp

received by his mother, Mrs. Anne Hood, Tex. to take over as agsistant Thofnberry, 636 Union st. a mous

a " Transferred for . Basic Bals installed the first cavalry unit] ‘ ~ in the R. O. T. C. at Texas A. & M., Twenty - one Indianapolis men

Prior to his assignment to) Camp W. L. Moore Jr. Paul Gann |pgye been transferred from Ft. ml g 4 » I J : : Hood, he had served in various W. L. MOORE JR. son of Mr.|Tison for basic trating. The men rum n or vera S . and the dle ert. ew Hugiand and the Mid- | ‘yrs, W. L. Moore, 4540 N. Key-| “ui, arnoid W. Moss, husbind of Mss -

stone ave, has been prometed to Times: Bern n JIT 8 RN

S—————— a! James R. Noe, formerly of 941 E.|first lieutenant in the A. A. F. at|R: R. 1, Bex 115; James R Oouts h 3th st, control tower operator of [or 0 CET gf Mo May E, Cove, doit B Juin the army airways communications Pp Tn : Maxwell, L308 Ww. 36th ot st.; 5 Chatles ” Por, system, has been promoted to ser-| PAUL H. GANN, seaman 2-c, Is And reo bond of geant at Freeman Field, Seymour. in South America according to word | ¥ r— received by his wife, Mrs, Jeannett a Pyt. Harold Kerby, husband of Gann, 1703% Howard st. Mrs. Gann Zt Mrs. Ruth L. Kerby of Martinsville, |jc an officer in the juvenile ald] 5°

is at Ft. Bliss for basic training. division at police headquarters.

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Earl Hughes Lloyd Chesher Two Indianapolis men have been Cu rl promoted at Camp Perry, O. They .

SGT. EARL L. HUGHES, crew are Leonard W. Kunkel, 1621 Union chief on & C-47 transport plane, St.,to technician fifth grade: and| @ Sfoyftly Reinforced and

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c : ; .’ ’ . ; ry ? Richardson, friend of Miss Doro othy Sallee, ! fo ’ . i 921 N. Alabama Charles - Williams, : 7 hushadd of Mrs, virginia P. Whliams, R.. 4, Box 513, all to Camp Robinson, Ark. Sitver Pagel, son of Mrs. Cora Pagel of Indianapolis; James Calvert, husband of Mrs. James Calvert, 2503 Pr tat; Richard A. Skaar, son of Carroll Skaar, Linden hotel; Herman J. Mueller, husband of Mrs. Geneva L. Mueller, 1620 Harlan st.; and Joseph Nicely, husband of Mrs. Arlene Nicely, -3221 Winthrop ave. all to North Camp Hood, Tex.; Riley Ww. Owings, husband of Mrs. Clara’ Owings of Indiantpolis, to Camp Plauche, La.; and Earl L. Sheets, husband of Mrs. Marscells Sheets, 310 Cleveland st., to Ft. Bliss, -

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