Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1944 — Page 18

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Carries ‘Grenades NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (U. tally injured A driver for the Supe den, | truck in which she was riding with| her parents, Mr, and Mrs, James em; em: | Grouse, 626 B. Ohio st., crashed into ~

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om he made his home before gointo the army in August, 1041. went overseas more than two : ago and served in England mtil the invasion started. A former employse of the Tamer

the brothers are in service, Lt. A. P. “Tamer in Hawaii and Pfc, Samuel Tamer in France. 2 8 =

; Rr Ba ise. an x Ms. Ina Steen Indianapolis, today was listed by the war department as . having been killed in action in the = % = Pri. Robert A. Fenn, son of Mrs. Maude Plummer, R. R. 18, Box 381, was killed in action in France

Pvt. Robert Fenn . . . killed in France, ;

? Pfe. Charles L. Miles, son of Elijah Miles, 201 S. Holmes ave, was wounded in action with the marine corps in the South Pacific. Pvt. Miles, who is 20, has been in service since June, 1943, serving on Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian. He is now at a navy hose pital at Odkland, Cal, after being returned to the United States Sept. 10. He attended Washington high school. A brother, Pvt: Howard Miles, is in training at Camp Blanding, Fla.

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the crew to bail out and then parachuted to the ground, receiving a double fracture of the leg. Lt. Drybread, who is 25, has completed 13 missions and holds the purple heart. He. has been overseas three months. He is a graduate of Shelbyville high school and attended Purdue university. Before entering the service he was employed at U. 8. Tire and Rubber Co. ® Nn » Pfc. Alford Pittman, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Pittman, R. R. 3, Box 822, has been awarded the purple heart for wounds received in action in the European campaign, He also holds the European campaign ribbon, for serving nine months as a rifleman in Italy. He has returned to Miami Beach, Fla. awaiting reassignment. Before entering the service Nov. 24, 1942, Pfc. Pittman was a farm machine, operator. : 8 o2 =

T. Sgt. Jack E. Snodgrass, who who participated in missions against the enemy in the China-Burma-India theater of war during 16 months of overseas service as a gunner, holds the distinguished flying cross and the air medal. He has returned to the United States and has been enrolled as a student in the instructors indoctrination unit at the Galveston army air field, Galveston, Tex. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cory, Indianapolis, Sgt. Snodgrass entered the service Nov. 13, 1941, and returned to this country June 18, 1944. » » . Capt. Robert C. Boaz, marine corps dive bomber pilot who has participated in 50 bombing raids against the Japs, has been awarded

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following local men have been killed in action: Pvt. Raymond Archer, son of Mrs. Myrtle C. Archer, 810 8. Rybolt st.; Pfc. Harold T. Boldrey, son of Mrs. Edna Hall, 4357 Fletcher ave.; Pvt.

Leonard A. Fort, 1142 N. Pennsylvania st; Sgt. Donald E.. Harris, grandson of Mrs. Cora Lee, 1169 Sharon ave.; Pvt. Elmer J. Hoerner, husband of Mrs, Virginia M. Hoerner, formerly of 3607 Boulevard pl; Pvt. Kenneth Meyer, son of Mrs. Goldie’ P, Meyer, 1423 Bruns-

Mrs. Gertrude E. Priller, 1822 Union st.,, and lst. Lt. George W. Stahley, son of Mrs, George D. Stahley, 4103 E. 38th st. 8 » » Confirmations were made by the navy department today that the following Indianapolis sailors are missing in action: ; Electrician’s Mate 3-¢ Charles Edward Breeden, son of August Howard Breeden, 6112 Estate st, and Motor Machinist’ s Mate 2-c Wallace Lamont Downey, husband of ‘Mrs. Ruth Davis Downey, 3143 Hovey st., and son of James Wilder Downey, 3708 Robson st. » Ninety-eight Hoosier soldiers were included on today’s war department list of men killed in Europe. They are:

Sgt. Eidon 1.4 Abbot Son Sf Wiis Abbott, Prt go Alen. brother of os Pauting 5 Stuits, Y ot: 8. t, Wallace F. Allen, Irene Allen, Washington; Pfc. Carl J. Kokomo: Plo. John i" Angas Anderson, John O. Anderson, Fren n Lick Pla Andes,

ch Lick; Pfe. Sivas E. Le, son’ of David ‘Andes, Frank

PF. Bagiensk Francis Bagie Ani ok a he T. Balta, husband of Mrs. An

n M. Balta, of MY Cpl. Stanley A. B iA artusik,

zik, Mi . Wayne G. Head, Lafayeiine fon of Mes. 80! of Mrs. Rachel Beas-

E. Crawon onard a Dickey. son 8 of Mrs. Ruth ni, son of Walter at - PIS. Arthur J. Driver, aL fi as Driver, North ot Xe Fin Pe. De hui ransville; gS 3 5. sband o % fokel Cola Ass. Toone x . Eggert, Mishawaka;

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James L. Fisher, s Fre Lakeviier Pi Puritan ha Cpl. ay fie i of Rishaia avis’ Mrs, bel Drea a oe of Mrs Irma Gentry, Lynnville; Pvt. Lioyd E.

firmed the previous reports that the|Sam

Leonard R, Fort, husband of Ms.|

wick ave.; Pvt, Leo L. Priller; son of | ¥a5d

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an C. Owen, son of’ en, La Latayette; Pvt. Howard wl in of ¢ Peek,

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.|shield and received a fractured i(Skull, Bhe was taken to City hos-|

tlie: ger, Mrs. Nellie Alexander, 170 E. I|Michigan st, were injured but not seriously

a safety zone abutment at Arsenal ave. and Michigan st. : x The infant, Pamelia Ann Crouse, |

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ew |1ap,” was thrown against the wind-

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Mrs. Crouse and janother passen.

Mr. Crouse, who was not hurt, said he was blinded by lights from another car.

The truck and its cantents were valued at $4000, but it was the conterits which caused greatest concern. 3 They were seven cases of hand grenades, which the two and one-half ton vehicle was to con- ' vey to an“army camp in Massa chusetts, ° CARD PARTY SLATED Mrs. Bernice Higgins is chairman of a card party at 8:30 p. m. to-} morrow at 1220 8. Lynhurst dr. sponsored by the Lynhurst O. E. 8S.

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re A. ‘Swarm, Harold L. Sweeney, son of Mrs, Lou Cowan Bweeney, Hammond; 8. Sgt. Robert M. Swim, of 8. fe O, Swim, Plo. Steve J. 8sostek, husband H. Bgzostek, East Gary;

rte; Pfc. Robert A. Tate, son of Mrs. Grace: A. Tate, Anderson. Pvt. R. Thatcher Jr., son of Mrs. Catherine Thatcher, Decatur; Pvt. Paul R. Tucker Jr. son of Mrs. Vivian Anderson.

Tucker, T. Sgt. John Tuscan, son of Mrs. Sophis Joseph Vargo,

Martha ol Sar anger; Sgt. August A. os Servinckt, son of M ror Peiauth, | R. Wallace, % Pri. Antho L. Wymer, son of Mrs. Theims Wymer, Winchester, and Pvt, galang O. Zook, son of Mrs. Hazel O, Zook, Kingsford Heights, ” # » -— Pfe. John W. Carder, son of Fremont P. Carder, Red Key, and Pvt. Charles R. Jones, husband of Mrs, Trava V, Jones, Portland, both previously reported missing in action, have been listed as dead. » » » The following Hoosiers have been wounded in combat: : Pharmacist’s Mate 2-¢ William Fredrick Colvin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Colvin Sr, Kokomo; Cpl. Warren M. Hardin, son of Mrs, Corella Hardin, North Vernon; Pfc. John E. Hopper, son of Edgar R. Hopper, Evansville, and Pfc. Russell C. Hunt, marine, son of Mrs. Euva Marshall, Marion, and Russell Hunt, South Bend. x y = = Listed as prisoners of war in today’s war department report are 1st Lt. Walter R. Chance, husband of Mrs. Norman R. Chance, Jason= ville, and 1st Lt. Otto E. Caudell Jr, son of Mrs. Alma E. Caudell, Petersburg,

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