Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1945 — Page 19

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AN, who has utiines tp the | 140,000 men ce because -of ber is increase 1 4000 trained and many of ley are needed

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er of such pa= upon whether ps to augments mber of skilled job. ng administraow today how 0 have looked re will ‘be _rgn if we wee the army and estimates thas

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me, it will be ity develop the ption of these ity life. That ng community rd programs of national publie medical, social

sat deal in the , he added, “it congress to see or treatment of - als.”

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Pvt. Carl W. Wilson, a member ! -of the mechanized cavalry, was killed in action in ‘France, Sept, 9, 1944,

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~8on of ‘Mr, and Mrs. John H. Wilson of Hammond, formerly of 4519 Jackson st, Pvt, Wilson was 21 and had been overseas ‘eight months. He had been in the army | since Feb. 6, 1042, ang? first Lis in England. Born in Indianapolis, Pvt, Wilson’ made his home in Columbus since he was a child and was employed there before going in the army, Survivors besides his parents are two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Roe, Indianapolis, and Miss Edna Wilson, | Hammond, a former employee af ~ The Indianapolis Times; and three brothers, Harley and Bert, Indianapolis, and Ray of Columbus, PA ” n ” ' 8. Sgt. Richard D. Drager; son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Drager, Radburn; N. J, formerly of Indianapolis and Morristown, has been awarded the purple heart posthumously for military merit and for wounds received in action which resulted in his death, Nov. 16, 1943. Until recently listed as missing in action, the war department: has notified his parents of his death. 8gt. Drager was walst gunner on a Flying Forfress which had its | rudder and stabilizer shot away on +8 mission to Istre Le Tube, France, and crashed into the Mediterranean sea. Sgt. Drager was a member of a bomber group based in North Africa which took part in every major Fortress raid in the Mediterranean theater. Highlights of its combat ‘record were participation in the first raid on Rome and support of allied troops in making the Salerno beachhead. ~ Previously awarded the. air medal with five oak leaf clusters, he enlisted in the army air corps Dec. 8, 1041, and flew to North Africa in May, 1043 Burviving besides his parents are his grandfather, Charles M. Jack-

Pvt. Carl W. Wilson , . in France,

son, and an aunt Miss Gladys Jackson, both of Morristown. . 2 8

Missing since a flight over Germany, Feb. 25, 1844, 2d Lt.” Louis Gene Kirkpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Kirkpatrick, 1934 Shadeland dr., died on that mission. Pilot of a B-17 Flying Fortress, he was on his second or third mission when his plane was shot down by anti-aircraft fire about 100 miles from the target. Seven of his crew have been reported prisoners, The 23-year-old airman was a graduate of Warren Central high school and attended the University of Kentucky two years. He was employed by Kingan & Co. before entering the army in May, 1842. He went, overseas in January, 1944, ° Surviving besides his parents are a sister, Miss Nelle Kathryn Kirkpatrick, a member of a Red Cross clubmobile now in Frénce. » » » Pvt. Robert C. Dooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dooley, 2120 Clay st., a veteran of the invasion of France and Holland, has been miss+ ing in Belgium since Dec, 21. A paratrooper, he enlisted in the army Oct. 21, 1942, and went overseas in January, 1944. He was at a rest camp in France when his division was called into action in Belgium.

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Cpl. Dennis P, Neville, brother of Vincent J, Neville, 6137 Winthrop ave, was killed in Germany Oct, 21.

William Graham Edward Hohmann Honored Honored

Pvt. Dooley is 24 and formerly was employed by the New York Central railroad. He attended Technical high school and was a member of the Indiana national guard. His wife, Patsy, resides in Portsmouth, O. and a brother, Pvt, Carol E. Dooley, is at a port of embarkation, He has two children, Robert and Gary, living in Indianapolis; two brothers, George and David, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Southard. sn w Pfc. Raymond E. Keely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Keely, 2840 N. Gale st, was wounded in Luxembourg Jan. 18. The 26-year-old infantryman attended Technical high school and was employed at the "Allison division of General Motors Corp. before entering the army last May. He went overseas last October. His

|| wife, Corinne, lives in Rushville,

. 8 ” » Sgt. Glenn L. Alstott, husband of Mrs. Marcella Alstott, and son of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Alstott, all of 22 N. State st, a member of the

‘|| 84th infantry division, was wound-

ed in Belgium Jan. 7 and has received the purple heart. Now in a hospital in England, he is 25 and attended Technical high school. Before entering the army in December, 1942, he was employed at the Perfection Windshield Co. He went overseas last September and has a daughter, Glenda, » » td > Seaman 1-¢ William Eugene Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner, 1341 Kentucky ave, hds been wounded in the Philippines. Gunner on a merchant ship, he is 20'and enlisted in the navy three years ago. ss » Pfe. John A. Tedrowe, son of Mr.

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Pvt. Robert C. Dooley.’ . miss-, ing in Belgium,

1515 Barth ave. is convalescing in a base hospital after being wounded in France, Jan. 8. A graduate of Manual high school, he is 20 and has been in

"|the army two years. He went over-

seas last September, Three brothefs also are in servfce. They are Lt. Thaddeus W. Tedrowe, in a German prison camp; Pfc. Charles 8S. Tedrowe, in Belgin, and Lt. Robert T. Tedrowe, stationed in Texas, » » » Pfc. Normal F, Pruitt, son of Mrs. Nannie’ Pruitt, 237 BE. 11th st., was wounded a second time in the Netherlands East Indies and is in a hospital in the Pacific area. He holds the purple heart. A brother, Pfc. Ewell ,B. Pruitt, is in Luxembourg, » o n Pvt. Leon (Red) Moffett, brother of Mrs. Charles Neely, 2036 Winthrop ave., was seriously wounded in Luxembourg Jan. 18. Before entering service in Fepruary, 1943, he was employed by the

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Pvt. Walter E. Hynes, husband of Mrs. Opal Hynes, 1318 W. Washington st, has been missing in France since Jan. 15.

Packard Manufacturing Corp. He is 20 and went overseas in April, |

1944. He is the son of Mr. and | reconnaissance division in Africa

Mrs. Dolie Moffett, Letts. { A brother, Dale, lives at 2039 N. Rural st, and another brother, Cpl. Jack Moffett, is in France, » - ”

S. Sgt. Donald William LaFata, | who was reported missing over Ger- | many Sept. 22 wrote a card Oct. 1 to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony LaFata, 1240 N. Euclid ave, from a German prison camp. | Engineer on' a B-24 based in Italy, he has been overseas since July. | He is 19 and a graduate of Tech- | nical high school. He is a member | of the Little Flower Catholic church, ® 8 =

Captured during the invasion of

rice R. Saks, 3454 N. Pennsylvania |

st., apt. 5, is a German prisoner in| The 30-year-old infantryman is the son of Mrs. Jennie Smith, 205 |

stalag T-A. Pvt. Saks is 23 and was a mem- |

Cpl. James G. ‘Carmichael, son £2

of Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael, 1420 8S. Alabama st, has been missine in the South Pacific since Jan. 29.

ber of the 45th mechanized cavalry

{and on the Anzio beachhead before going to France. He entered the

|army in May, 1943, and went over-

seas in October of that year. The war department notified his parents that he was missing Sept. 1. He attended Wentworth Military academy, Lexington, Mo.

» » ® Awarded wounds received in France in December, T. Sgt. Edward J. Hohmann, ‘husband of Mrs. Evelyn

Hohmann, 1221 Reisner st.,, has sent the medal to his wife.

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Cpl. William C. Graham, husband {of Mrs. southern France, Pvt. William War- | English ave, ren Saks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- | France Nov. 12, has sent the purple

Margaret Graham,

heart he received to his wife.

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Pvt. William Warren Saks , , . prisoner of Germany.

| 8. Sgt. Donald William LaFata

Watertender 3-¢ Freeman Alva | Cotten, Covington, has been killed | lin action.

2 . n The war department today an-

ing Indiana men who are German |

prisoners. In all cases, next of kin have been notified.

Second Lt, John P. Adams, Hobart; Pfc Thomas C. Adams, Frankfort; 2d Lt. Ar-| vid Anderson, Hammond; Capt. Gunnar, A. Anderson; Frankfort; Pfc. Thomas M.| Baillie, Ft. Wayne; Sgt. Glenn W. Bordner, Pt. Wayne; Pfc. William H Bowley, | Goodland; Pvt. Prentice E. Brooks, Borden; Pvt. Randall M. Brooks, Gary. | Pvt. Henry I. J. Chrapek, South Bend; f 1st Lt. Edwin P. Cockerham, Shemvville; Pfc. Eunice J. Conrad, Columbus; S. Sgt Melvin F. Cordray, Michigan City; Pvt, Charles E. Cox, Dunkirk; Pfc. James W. Dupont, Petersburg; Pfc. Elza ‘Early, South Bend; Pfc. Herman J. Eickhoff, Mount| Vernon; Pvt. John . Estvanobich, Gary; | Pvt. Lloyd W. Perguson, Orestes Pvt. Virgil 1. Pisher, Terre Haute; ad] Clarence J. Folz Jr., Evansville; Pfc. Robert J. Fortner, Montezuma; lst Lt. Philip B. Prancis,«Lagrange; Pvt. William E. Frazo, Washington; Pvt. Laverne Frey, Michigan City: Pvt. John W. Fuller, Bluffton; Pfc. Howard R. Geiger, Laotto; 1st Lt. James K. Glendening, Geneva! Plight, ees James PF. Glidewell, Gary. Pvt. L. paster, Orleans; 2d Lt. Jaan C. Gordon, Kokomo: Pfc. John C. Guthrie, Louis Crossing; 2d Lt. Guy W. Hankins, Thorntown; Pfc. Homer

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Crown Polat; Me. John — Heims noba

Frankfort; sgt. Robert r Hubbard, Crave fordsville; 2d Lt. Max M. _Hullinger, Kokomo: . . Flight fide Michael W. Ksleman, Mishawaka; 8. Sgt. William RE Kilein~ knecht, Aone Pvt. Bverett L. Koch, Richmond; T. Sgt. James I. Lang, New Albany; Pfc. Jamés R. Lingo, Hammond; . Pfc. Phillip L. Manor, Charlestown; Pfe. | Herbert E. May. Brookston; Sgt. ard | W. Miller, Whitestown; Pvt, in O. | Moody, Aurora; Pvt. John Mullett, Waka« 2d Lt. James C. Nesbit, New Al8. Sgt. Chester FP. Nowak, Hame mond. T. Sgt. Charles E. Patterson, Middletown; 2d Lt. "James R. Pequignot, Ft, Wayne: 2d Lt. Homer H. Phipps Jr, Evansville, 8. ‘8gt. Casimir P, Piatek, Hammond; 8. Sgt. Orville W. Richey, Unfon City; Pvt: Prank B. Rebinson, Shelbyville; Sgt. Leonard E. Rase, Haute; 2d Lt. David R. Roth, . North Manchester; Pvt, Leonard Roy, Stendal.

Pvt. Clarence. L. Schoeff, Huntington; Pfc. Albert W. Selke, Connersville; Pfe. Frederick L. Sims, Shoals; Pfc. Anthony P. Sloma, South Bend; Pfc. Charles E. Smith. Connersville: 2d Lt. Ora A. Svaid Jr., Mishawaka; Pfe. John H. Starling, Franklin; 2d Lt. James Siephans, Ft. Wayne;- 8. ‘Sgt. Minor H. owe, Lagrange; Pvt. Andy Swetky, Saw Pte. Elba E. Tabor, Ewing. . Richard J. Thompson, Marion; Harold O. Wagoner, Fora; Pvt, Thomas M. Walker, Washington; Pte. Mitchell J. Wasik, Pt. ayne; 3d Ii Richard F. H Wessel, Seymour; Pfc. Hare old O. Whetstone; Bryant; Pvt. Bugene C. White, Terre Haute; Pvt. Edgard Wide« a Jon, and Pvt. Robert H. Wood, 8

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