Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1944 — Page 9
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Local Men, Recently Back From Overseas, Await New Duties.
Eight local men, recently Te-
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3 Hillside ave., and Prt, = ok 4 Mumaught, ne Windeld ave.
AC Pvt, Marian McKee of Carmel is stationed with the ferrying division at Cincinnati, O.
Doyle ¥. Mills, husband of Mrs, Irene Mills, 3614 N. Illinois st, has Desh promoted to sergeant at Stout eld,
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ft. Sgt. Charles Feh and Cpl. Harold Foy | Finch.
1| BOONE 4 Edna E. Boone, 3308 W. 16th st,
BEAUTY CULTURE]
William Whitley Charles Gaither WILLIAM P. WHITLEY, fireman 1-c, husband of Mrs. Ida Whitley, 534 Birch ave. is serving on an aircraft carrier in the South Pacific. He has two brothers-in-law in Italy,
CHARLES E. GATHER: seaman 1-c, formerly of Beech Grove, is shown aboard his coast guardmanned assaull transport which participated in the ‘invasions of Tinian and Saipan. He also has seen service in thé Atlantic and Caribbean.
Herbert J. Boone~John Christina SECOND LT. HERBERT J. (left), husband of Mrs.
won his wings and commission when he graduated from Spence
pesitant Sian. Leader
“In Haly Promoted to ©
‘Sergeant.
Pvt, James ‘W. Weber, whose wife, Ethel, lives at 3764 ‘W. Washington st, has been promoted to sergeant, He is an assistant squad leader with the infantry of the 5th army in Italy.
Morris in Oklahoma Maj. John J. Morris, husband of Mrs. J. J. Morris, Fortville, and son
Box No. 2M4X, is at Tinker field, Okla. following service in the Mediterranean area.
Pvt. Samuel J. Espy, son of Mr. and Mrs, George L. Espy, 2119
Serve Country ;
Edwin Barnes Ralph Wilson
the Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs.
Winthrop ave., is with an armored infantry battalion in Italy.
MUSTANG SQUAD
Wiliam. Kiutch © of Clinton
COAST GUARDSMAN EDWIN P. BARNES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville G. Barnes, 103 8. Arlington ave., is shown on watch m the fire room of his coast guard cutter in
LT. RALPH R. WILSON, son - ‘Mack Wilson, 3857 N. Ridgeview dr. will visit his parents Sunday following completion of a training course at Selman field, La. He recently returned from overseas
combat. He will be accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Wanda Lee Wilson.
S TIMES .
AID PROMOTED
Now Master Sergeant
In England.
William R. Kutch of Clinton, an aircraft line chief in a Mustang fighter squadron, has been pro-
Heroic Hoosier Medic Dies Going fo Aid of Wounded
*pte. Barry Cranfill Jr. of Yudianapolis was -killed in action May 29 in Itnly but he gave his life so “that scores of wounded American infantrymen might live. The 20-year-old Hoosier, husband of Mrs. Betty J. Cranfill, 78 N. Holmes ave., was an infantry medic with the 45th “Thunderbird” division, While going to the assistance of several riflemen who were felled in an action, he lost his life. During a major attack on a strongly defended German position, the rifle company to which Pvt. Cranfill ' was attached suffered severe casualties in the four ‘days the battle lasted. The young Indianapolis ‘medic worked. over the wounded under blazing machinegun and artillery fire and in one day he helped evacuate more than 50 litter cases. : When he should have been getting much-needed sleep, he rose frequently at night to assist other
"Thunderbird forces had almost
administer aid tothe ‘wounded of other units; reports from his di-| vision said. * But the Hoosiers luck wore out on the last day of battle when the
completely severed the last German line of defense. ; Dashing out of ditch to réach two men who had just been hit, Pvt. Cranfill got caught in an artillery barrage and was fatally wounded when a shell exploded several feet from him. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cranfill Sr., 1108 E. 56th st. A son, Larry Allen, also survive.
Fickenworth Sees Mother
Ralph E. Fickenworth Jr. petty officer 1-c, recently visited his mother, Mrs. Florence Fickenworth, 6141 Colonial ave. His father, Ralph E. PFickenworth Sr. petty officer 1-c, is with the navy in che
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Girl at Base in «Australia.
Murl E. Prye, daughter of Mrs Margaret M. Frye, 6050% E. Wash* ington st. has been promoted 0 technician fourth grade in Auge tralia, Where she is serving with the WAC.
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Aviation Cadet Dale W. man Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Seymour for advanced pilot trains ing.
Pfe. John E. Nelson, 1701 Lynd= hurst drive, has been promoted to technician fifth grade at Camp
medics and twice he volunteered to
European area.
Perry, O.
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field, Ga.
torville army air field, Cal.
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Billy B. McCain Ralph Timmens
SEAMAN -1-C BILLY B. MecCAIN (left), 1805 S. High School rd, completed the boot course at Great Lakes as honor man in his
(right), Timmons, ‘with the
881 Fletcher ave,
Barbara,
Board 2 Inducts The following men have been in-
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16th lumbis ave: 1808 Corneil ave: Henry le, Darwin ave.; srt Taylor, 2146 Bellefontaine st, and Melvin 2007 taine st.
training in the United States and |
combat service. They are: Lt. Daniel PF. Oil Daniel P, Gill. 1335 N, Euclid ave: Sgt. Harrison D. Kurtz Jr. son of Harrison ., T30 West dr.. Woodruff Place: husband of
i “Lt William H. {band of Mrs, Elisabeth Walding, 4152 | Carroliton ave.
Enter Bombardier School
Four Indianapolis men and one {from Acton have arrived at Big | Spring army air forces bombardier {school, Tex., for pre-cadet train-
ing. They are: Clarence C. Anderson III, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. ©. Anderson; Richard L. Browning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dales Broyning. $530 N. Delaware st. Michael Quinn, son of Mr, and Mrs. John - Py 423 Amolda st; William Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl iid ders, 5254 Broadway, and Jun R. Mahler, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Fan: ler, Acton.
T. 5th Gr. Leonard E. Martin, 1119 N. Delaware st, has been graduated from medical techniclan's school at Ft. Benning, Ga.
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