Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1944 — Page 18

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has been promoted to technical sergeant after serving a month as staff sergeant. He is chief clerk in the supply section of a 13th air force fighter squadron in the South Pacific.

A number of men from Indianapolis have completed a training course at Chanute field, Ill. They are Pvt. Earl H. Kingston, 4530 N. Capitol ave.; Sgt. Edward Murphy, 3511 N. Pennsylvania st.; Pfc. Thomas P. Boyer, 835 N. Dearborn st.; Pvt. Marshall F. Smith, 601 Livingston st.; Pvt. Vern W. Hughes, Carmel; Pvt. William H. Wainwright, 4139 N. Capitol ave.; { Pvt. Charles F. Amos, R. R. 16.

Eugene E. Crum of Seymour has | been promoted to first lieutenant. He is bombardier on a Mitchell bomber of the 13th air force in the South Pacific and has completed 35 missions. The following men have been inducted into the army by board No. 3: Robert Brown, 3111 Ruckle st.; Hugh Enyart, 75 N. Hawthorne lane; Everett Gipson, 3357 N. Pennsylvania st.; Herbert Gray, 4038 E. 30th st.; William Siegman, 1911 Madison ave.; Cletus Smith, 2118 Central ave.; Earl Warman, 2033 Ruckle st.

Lt. Robert Lyons Given Air Medal

Pittsboro Man Gets Tech-

Pierce PVT. DONALD PIERCE of Indianapolis, who has been serving with a field artillery regiment in England for the past year, may now be with the forces invading Europe, in the opinion of his mother, Mrs," Jessie Pierce, 909 Charles st. A former Times carrier, he was employed at L. 8. Ayres & Co. before entering the army. , T. SGT. ADRIAN B. LASLEY, husband of Mrs. Margaret Lasley, 530 Eugene st., is group radio inspector at a Flying Fortress airfield of the 8th A. A. F. in England, and has charge of all radio equipment aboard the bombers and all ground radio and telegraph equipment. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora A. Lasley, 3302 Northwestern ave., his group is now pounding the invasion coast.

William Casey Robert Casey

ANOTHER PAIR of Indianapolis brothers to meet overseas —this time in the Pacific—are

5 Carolina Named to 1st

Troop Carrier Post. T. Sgt. Harry E. Bowsher, of In-

N. C, has been assigned to the first troop carrier command. He is the husband of Mrs. Shirley Bowsher of Indianapolis, and the son of Mr,

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dianapolis, stationed at Pope field, 12:

Pfc. Robert E. Casey and Pvt. William R. Casey, both of the | marine corps. ] Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. | William J. Casey, 119 E. 25th st., |

| his parents, Mr. Ili and Mrs. Robiil] ert W. Lyons, 19

| during the past year. The medal

FIRST LT. ROBERT B. LYONS, | received a letter from Robert, 20, | who has been flying. the Hima- | that he had two days leave to be | layan “hump” north of Burma as | with his brother, William, 18. He |

li a member of the India-Burma | had received a letter from Wil- | {|| wing. of the Air

liam, who had just been sent | overseas. | Both boys are in the air arm of | the marine corps, and had not | seen each other for almest six months when Robert went overseas. Robert entered the marine corps in February, 1943, and his brother entered last November. They both went through boot training in San Diego, Cal. They | attended Shortridge high school.

Transport Com= mand has been awarded the air medal for “out-g standing performance of duty.” Word of the honor reached

Mcrningside dr., i Lt. R. B. Lyons Harpool in Training

from army sources. Born in Rich- | Sgt. Roy M. Harpool has almost mond 25 years ago, the youthful |completed the combat flying course flier is one of three brothers serv- |8t Alexandria, Va, where he is a ing in the army air forces. All {radio operator gunner on a Flying three are graduates of Culver |Fortress. He is the son of Mr. and Military Academy. Mrs. William M. Harpool, 2211 N. Lt. Lyons has been in service | Rural st, ;

two years, in India and China | yy (4 g) Clark A. Russell, 4727 | Brookville rd., is gunnery officer on (a supply ship that was in the land-

was awarded him in conection with a Presidential citation given lings at Aitape, New" Guinea. the entire unit of which he is a | member. Eugene Goldberg, the son of Mr. The decorated flier's brothers and Mrs. William Goldberg, 3262 are Capt. Ross C. Lyons, stationed , Ruckle st., has been promoted from

| at Chanute Field, Ill, "where he is |private first class to corporal. He | pilot of a Flying Fortress, and |is with a repair squadron of the 9th {| John S. Lyons, 22, a fighter pilot, | air force in England, | now in Italy. |

—m—— | S. Sgt. Allen Roth of Indianapolis Pvt. Richard Earl Cordell, the son had a hand in the naming of an of Mrs. Ida T. Cordell, 533 S. Ala-|airacobra after Miss Ann Perry,

|bama st., has qualified for army air radio singer who is with station | forces technical training and is in, WLW in Cincinnati. Sgt. Roth is a {the mechanics’ school at Keesler | member of 13th air force fighter | field, Biloxi, Miss. |

squadron in the South Pacific.

Scout Troop 59 Celebrates 23d Birthday, Pack 59, Third

Troop 59, Boy Scouts of America, [former chairman of the troop com- | nas celebrated its 23d birthday and |mittee, is assuming. the duties of | Cub Pack 59 its third. Scoutmaster. Mr, Sommers also an- | The Ww cl hick { nounced formation of a senior Scout heir new charters, which are unit, of which he will be Scoutissued annually, were accepted by master, Lester Milkey, assistant John Leonard of the board of trus-| Scoutmaster of both groups, is a

tees of the West Michigan Method- | former member of the marine corps.

i list church. | Harry Bernhardt is Cub master.

H. Dale Sommers, Scout execu-| Other assistant Scoutmasters now tive, announced that Paul E. Jones, serving in the armed services are

In respect to the memory of

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S—— -(! Curtis Clampitt, Robert Tucker, James E. Stovall Jr., Davis Stevenson and Alfred D. Gates. : { Composition of committees and awards also were announced. They are:

Spears, chairman; Arthur Beckman and Ora Housefield, vice chairmen; James Stovall, Wilbur Gates, Carl Seward, Hardy Hicks, Harry Graphman, George E. Thompson, Albert 8. Turner, Harry Walls, William *Orebaugh, Perry D. EastLeora Mills; Clarence Walls, Sanford ns, James Hutchings and Willis D. ’ilkins; Dr. EH Mitchell, troop physicia and the Rev, Charles Patterson, troop chaplain.

William Orebaugh, Ora Housefield, Paul E. Jones, H. Dale Sommers, Paul I. Powell, John, Lewis, Clara Nielson, Hemfling, Perry E. Easton and Imel.

Housefield, Robert Housefield and Donald England; second class awards, Joseph Murphy and Charles Sommers; merit badges, Jack Orebaugh, Donald England, {Lawrence Albean, Jack King and Robert | Spear ; | Service Stars: Ray Ackerman, Charles Gates, Russell Grapham ‘and Philip

| Wilbur Gates and H Dale Sommers Jr.

bear rank, Paul Wyman and Jimmy Wyc- | koff; wolf and bear rank, gold and silver jarrow for each, Lowell Lambert; wolf and {bear rank and gold arrow for each, James

{Danny Bramkamp; lion rank, gold and {silver arrow, Donald Cozart;®lion rank, gold and silver arrow, Herbert Bobbitt, and silver arrow, Keith Powell, ! Two charter members, Donald Cozart and Rovert Bernhardt, and several den i Chiefs received service stars. New boys j taken into the pack included Gene Yanjcey, Raymond Hendrick, Bobby Miller, John Woolum, Robert Walls, Sammy Riley, Bruce Coryell, Keith Conger, Jerry | binville, Donald Ceznik and Richard i s.

PERMANENTS FOR SUMMER!

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Troop and Pack Committee: James B f

Den Mothers of Cub Pack: Mesdames

First Class Awards: Robert Spear, John

Painter; first place inspection awards, | Robert D. Jones and, Ray L. Orebaugh;| second place inspection award, Jack Lewis; five-year veteran scout awards, |

| Awards to Members ‘of Cub Pack: Bear |

|rank, gold and silver arrow, David Em- | j Tick, Sanford Givens and Charles Owens; |

| Moore; wolf rank, Thomas Herring and |

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