Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1944 — Page 14

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Promotion in Pacific Theater

Sgt. Goerge M. Bright, 1125 Knox ave, recently was promoted from {corporal in the Marianas islands. He is a veteran of three marine corps campaigns in the Pacific.

A Cadet Philip D. Bray, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry P. Bray of Noblesville, has completed a ‘cruise aboard & merchant ship in the Atiankle 42 part of Hs training as a ship's officer.

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A daughter, “Peggy Colleen, was born to Cpl. and Mrs. Jack Edward McHaffle in the naval hospital at Camp Lejeune, N. C. Cpl. McHaffie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora McHaflle, live. at 6119 Winthrop ave.

Snyder r Graduated

Pvt. Thomas P. Snyder, grandson of Mrs. E. 8. Clayton, 8089 N. East st., has been graduated from gunnery school at Tyndall field, Fla.

Tech. 5th Gr. John A. Gondek,

ison of Mrs, Ann Gondek, Whitney,

was recently promoted to that grade i} in France wheére he is with the 3d 4 division.

Carpenter's Mate 1-c Homer Warnick, 233¢ Roosevelt ave., landed on Guam with the Seabeas attached to the 3d marine division.

Paul Michaelis Wm. Michaelis

8. SGT. PAUL MICHAELIS and WILLIAM A. MICHAELIS, seaman 2-¢, sons of William R. Michaelis, 821 N. Tacoma st., recently saw each other for the first time in three years when they met on an island in the South Pacific.

Donald 8. Rogers, 4640 Cornelius ave. has been enrolled in the naval radio school at the University of Wisconsin. He was selected for that training on the basis of aptitude tests taken while he was in boot camp.

Second Lt. Veronica M. Barton, daughter of Mrs. Nora Barton, 2636 N. Meridian st., is in charge of an orthopedic ward at an army general hospital in England. She is a graduate of the nurses’ school at St. Vincent’s hospital.

The following men have been inducted into the armed forces by local board No. 11:

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The Croyden Society of Journalists has: awarded the Croyden ribbon to Sgt. Albert’ R. Schwarz, husband of Mrs. Betty Jane Schwarz, husband of Mrs. Betty Jane Schwarz, 418 S. Butler ave, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol R. Schwarz, 2108 N. Meridian st. He is strategic air forces newsroom chief in Europe and the first

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visiting his mother, Mrs. Harriett Adams, Dukes, 1116 Lexington ave.

Central ave., recently was promoted to captain at the Tonopah, Nev, army air field.

ARCH SUPPORTS Foot Hurt? 9 Dogo foe wy.

of these symptoms?

Tired Foot Rheumatic. Jt Foot tng Log Pans General Fatigue Lower Back Pains Hip Pains Cramped Toes Shoulder Pains Sore Heels Excessive Foot or Leg Fatigue Tender Burning Feet

Often these are symptoms of weak or fallen arches. Your feet may appear well arched... the

Lester Adams Lawrence Dixon LESTER ADAMS, seaman 1-c, is

and sister, Mrs, Marion

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American army writer to be honored by the society. "He won the award on an article entitled “Cloud Hogs,” which tells of the planes that almost daily bomb strategic targets in Germany. Sgt. Schwarz formerly was a newspaper writer in Inidanapolis and Chicago. :

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Second Lt. Norma E. Claunch, daughter of Mrs. Blanche Claunch, 2154 N. Pennsylvania st, is stationed at a general hospita] in Eng-

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