Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1944 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, JULY.27, 1944

Goerke Is Saved After Crash

‘Second Lt. Charles L. Goerke, 1909 Howard st, was bombardier on a 13th air force Liberator that crashed near Truk on June 12. Eight of the crew survived the crash and spent 18 days on a raft before being picked up by a Cataling flying

boat.

Seven new members of the Caterpillar club found Sgt. Howard E.

England.

Aviation Cadet David H. Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, 2938 N. Talbot st., earned his sharpshooter’'s medal with a .45 at Maxwell field, Ala,

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Completes Course

Pfc. Wilbur E, Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wagner, Plainfield, has completed the 14-week communication course of the armored division at Ft. Knox, Ky.

The following men have been transferred from Ft. Harrison: Pvt. Frederick M, Cook, 2318 Union st., to Camp Blanding, Fla., and Pvt. Alvin P. Stocton, 1337 Spann ave. to Ft. Knox, Ky.

The following men are in boot {camp at the naval training station, | Great Lakes: James Crawford. R. R. 6; James lLe- | Fourneau, 5735 Washington blvd.; Fred { Baker, 2030 W. Morris st.: John Gibson, {3152 E. 10th st.: Richard Herr, 1610 Mills ‘ave, William Hill, 1912 Ww, Michigan st; {Fred Key, 2630 English ave.; Jack Stow, |R. R. 9; Gerald Helton 1427 Somerset | ave., and Ora Swails, 5310 W. 11th st.

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Three Indianapolis boys are training at Sheepshead Bay, N, Y., for duty aboard merchant ships. They (are Jacob R. Bailey, 939 8. East st; {Doyle E. Allgood,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Invasion Veterans

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Odas Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith, 926 Arbor st., has been promoted to staff sergeant in the Canal Zone where he has been stationed 42 months.

James K. Hill, sor son_of Frank B. Hill, 2721 Barth ave., (of the navy V-12 unit at Bucknell (university, Lewisburg, Pa.

WAC Transferred - Pvt. Mary E. Moorefield, 730% Loy

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