Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1944 — Page 5
F lon a flight in a heavy bomber based " |at the army air field, Avon Park, t | Fla. The bomber was last reported
ridge high school graduate is 8| west of Tampa over the Gulf of native of South Bend and attended | Ee ra | Mexico. Purdue university for two years. id ; 3 4 . 4 + At Shortridge he was a member} =~ : TTT mE, “| NINE HOOSIERS today were re-| & of the varsity track team and also| Elwood Newton Jackson Rogers John Burke ported prisoners of war in Gerplayed basketball. When he at- Prisoner Wounded Missing many.
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Norbert Arvin - Missing
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since April, was lost in a raid over Capt. Mason makes his home at Germany May 12, : - A former employee of AHison division of General-Motors, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schmutte, 3314 N. Illinois st. He was graduated from Technical high school
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A resident of Fairmont, W. Va, His two sisters, Miss Monica Arbefore entering the army, Sgt. Ma-|vin and Miss, Ruth Arvin, live at basic training at|2318 Kenwood ave. and St. Vincent's Keesler field, Miss, and then went hospital nursing home, respectively. i to Boise, Ida.; Salt Lake City, Utah, and Las Vegas, Nev. He has|other sisters, Jean, Ann and Lapeen in England with the 8th air|verne, and a brother, Leonard, live
8 SGT. NORBERT J. ARVIN, 21-/p McGrath, Evansville, formerly of year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey | Indianapolis, failed to return from Arvin of Montgomery, has been|a mission over Italy April 23. missing in action over Germany; While a student at Purdue uni-
Enlisting in the army Sept. 29, airman won his wings at Dal-| 1949 sgt, Arvin was based in EngJang with the 8th air force and bag|3Warded the air medal after comcompleted 28 missions. He had been Peting 25 missions. He received his overseas since November, 1943, and training at Hondo air field, Tex. was decorated with the distin- ~ : gulshed flying cross, the air medal 8S. SGT. JOSEPH L. HUFFMAN,
Sgt. Arvin was a mechanical en-|{1230 N, Parker ave, was wounded gineer on a B-17 bomber and was
graduated from Montgomery high|,eachhead April 19.
Kearney, Neb.
The latter is a student nurse. Three
in Montgomery. -
# » 2 SECOND LT. JOHN J. McGRATH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
versity, Lt. McGrath enlisted in the air forces in 1942 and was recently
5 8 2 husbagd of Mrs. Alma Jo Huffman,
seriously in action on the Anzio
Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huffman, 828 River ave, the 23-year-old sergeant entered the army in No-
LT. WAYNE E. CUMMINGS of Oxford was killed yesterday when his plane crashed into San Francisco bay. He was flying from the Alameda naval air station.
= s t J . THIRTEEN H are among the 415 U. S. soldiers missing in action in the various war theaters. ; In the European zone they are
1st Lt. Charles F. Anderson, son of,
Hardy L. Anderson, Gary; S. Sgt. Harold J. Butler, son of Mrs. Alta M. Butler, Gary; S. Sgt. Robert H. Fountain, son of Edgar Fountain, Delphi; 8S. Sgt. Arthur D. Crouse, son of Mrs. Mae Golda Crouse, Gary; S. Sgt. Valentine G. Frisz Jr., son of Valentine Frisz, Vincennes; 8. Sgt. Charles E. Gilmore, husband of Mrs. Fern O. Gilmore, Rommey; 1st Lt. Lloyd L. Holdcroft, husband of Mrs. Edna I ‘Holdcroft, Hartford City: 8. Sgt. Nelson D. Klingensmith, son of Mrs. Blanche Klingensmith, Lincoln City; S. Sgt. Wymond B. Ridge, husband of Mrs.
Wanda L. Ridge, Bloomington; 8.(ton, has been awarded the silver
Sgt. George O. Roche, husband of |
Mrs. Virginia M. Roche, Hammond, and 8. Sgt. Richard L. Thayer, son of Leonard R. Thayer, Hope.
They are T. Sgt. Paul H. Behm, son of Mrs. Elfrieda S. Behm, Michigan City; Sgt. George W. Day, West Terre Haute; Sgt. Elmer E. Estle, husband of Mrs. Leahteen R. Estle, Marion; 2d Lt. Otis 12. Fuller, brother of Cramer Fulles, West Terre Haute; Sgt. Paul J. Kaltenbacher, son of Mrs, Lillian Kaltenbacher, Evansville. Others are Pvt. Leonard J. Lustgarten, son of Mrs. Lillian Lustgarten, Gary; 2d Lt. Richard E. Plothow, son of Mrs. Mattie Plothow, Peru; S. Sgt. Charles W. Shockley, son of Mrs. Leora Shockley, Milan, and Pfc. Jess J. Sparks, son of Mrs. Beatrice M. Sparks, Terre Haute. = 2 s
DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSSES have been awarded to T. Sgt. George H. Green Jr, LaPorte, and S. Sgt. Herschell H. Davis, Solsberry, both members of the 8th army air force in England.’ = = » PFC. PAUL MANGIN, son of Mr.’ and Mrs. Frank Mangin, Washing-,
star for gallantry in action in Italy. . The decoration was won for his first part in helping his squad evac-
uate wounded men from their gun
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vember, 1941, and went overseas in| S. Sgt. Raymond Richardson, son | positions under fire | June, 1943. i
Before being inducted, he was » employed at the Inland Container Corp. and attended Washington high school. His 4-months-old son, J. C. Michael Huffman, has never seen his father.
PVT. JACKSON A. ROGERS, a | Shortridge high school graduate, | was wounded in Italy March 27 and | has received the purple heart. Enlisting in September, 1942, he was called to active duty in May, | 1943, while a junior at Indiana uni- | versity. He is the son of Mr. and| Mrs. 8. A. Rogers, 3707 Boulevard pl. | He took his basic training at) Camp Wheeler, Ga., and went over- | seas last January. { s = = | T. SGT. COLE SAGE, previously | reported missing over Germany on { March 23, is a prisonef of war in | the Reich. A radio operator on a Flying For- | tress, the sergeant is the son of | PMs. Betty Sage, 520 E. New York |
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