Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1945 — Page 3
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mann, 1000 Villa ave. on the Shark.
8. Sgt. Linus H. Burns, 5698 N.| Pennsylvania st., over the Marianas, Sgt. Wayne D. Hickman, 4 N, New; Jersey st. in France: Pfc. , Harry C. Hanna, 2259 N.| Dearborn st, in France. WOUNDED Cpl. Thomas P. Reptik, 806 Yoke | ave., in Belgium, 8. Sgt. George Reptik, Hammond, in Luxembourg. Pfc. Claude BE, Hillman, 1242 w.| 20th st. in Manila.’
Pvt, James R. Kerr, R. R. 1, Box|
115, in Luxembourg.
Pvt. Howard F. Prange, 3313 N. New Jersey st, inside Germany. ' 8. Sgt, Nathan G. White, 2466 Bond st, in Italy. Pvt. Robert 1. Bice, 2857 N. New Jersey st, in France. Pvt. Joseph L. Bishop, 48 N. Bradley st, in Germany.
8. Sgt. Harry T. Richardson, 609|
Parkway ave, in Luxembourg. Pfo. James Moran, 1220 Park ave., on Iwo Jima.
Sgt. Paul Southern, 2142 Eastern,
ave. in France. Sgt. Ed R. Nunnelley, 1410 Gimber st, in Belgium, 8. Sgt. James M. Wright, 954 W. 34th st, in France. PRISONERS
Sgt. Clarence H. Arnold, R. R. 9 Box 390, of Germany. Pfc, Terrence J. Gaugmah, 262 N. Pershing ave. of Germany. Pvt. Melvin Lones, 2709 McClure st., of Germany. Pfc. Peter P. Grogan, former employee of the Maryland Casualty Co, here, of Germany,
DEAD— ’
Pvt, Edward H. Enners II, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Enners II, Kew Gardens, Long Island, N. Y., formerly of Indianapolis, was killed in Italy Feb. 20. He was a ski trooper in the mountain infantry and had been overseas only two months. He entered the army in the fall of 1943 and was 19. Survivors besides his parents are two aunts, Mrs. Dorothy Wegel and Mrs. Marguerite Smith, both of Indianapolis. » ~ “ WOUNDED—¢ Pvt. Robert L. Bice, an infantryman with the 7th army, is recovering in France from wounds received | Feb. 17 in that country. : His wife, Mrs. Margaret Bice, and | small daughter, Joanna Lee, who is 2, live at 2857 N. New Jersey st. Awarded the combat infantryman’s badge and the expert rifleman's badge, Pvt. Bice has been overseas since October and in the army since December, 1943. He is 24 and a former resident of Evansville. Before entering service he did | construction work in Indianapolis. » - ~
$. Sgt. Nathan G. White, husband |
of Mrs. Mildred M. White, 2466 Bond st., is back on duty alter re- | covering from wounds received Feb. ! 6 in Italy,
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Fireman 1-¢ Frederick Luedemann , , . missing with submarine.
Box 115, was wounded in Luxembourg Jan. 15 and now is in a hospital in England.
the purple heart. Overseas since November, he was employed by the Baltimore & Ohio railroad before entering the army April 1, 1944, » r n 8S. Sgt. James M. Wright, husband of Mrs. Alta W. Wright, 954 W. 34th st, and son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wright, Carmel, has returned to a general hospital at Modesto, Cal, for treatment of wounds received Aug. 25 in France. Overseas 15 months he has received the purple heart and oak
A member of the airborne in-| | ~|fantry,- he is 18 and was awarded
ie pen a Rag
Motor Machinist's Mate 1-¢ Orville Gross Chilcote . . . missing with submarine.
Pvt. Melvin Lones 8. Sgt. Wright prisoner Wounded
Burns, 5698 N. Pennsylvania st,, has
since his first mission, Feb. 19.
"lead cluster, a presidential citation
fand the expert infantryman'’s badge. » o » Pfe. Claude E. Hillman, son of | Mrs. Leah Hillman, 1242 W. 29th st., was wounded in Manila Feb. 14, the Red Cross has notified his mother. Member of an airborne division, he formerly was employed by the G. E. Stiles Ice & Fuel Co. » » » Cpl. Thomas P. Reptik, husband of Mrs. Aihelia F. Reptik, 806 Yoke ave, and 8. Sgt. George Reptik, husband of Mrs. Gladys Reptik, Hammond, were in the same hospital in Wales recovering from wounds but failed to meet. Cpl. Reptik was wounded in Belgium Jan. 7 and 8gt. Reptik received a fractured leg when he was hit by shrapnel in Luxembourg in February. They are the brothers of John Reptik, 4725 Indianola ave. . Sgt. Reptik entered the army last May and went overseas three months ago. Cpl. Reptik was employed at the Omar Bakeries before entering the army three years,
|ago. He has been -overseas six
months. | » » » Sgt. Paul Southern, son of Mrs. Mary S. Southern, 2142 Eastern ave. |was wounded in a mine explosion fin France last November and now] is on furlough from Vaughan general hospital,-Hines, ‘Ill.
He is 20 and attended Crispus At-|
(tucks high school. He entered the
overseas in January, 1944,
MISSING—
Veteran of nearly four years overseas service, Orville Gross Chilcote,
army March 12, 1943, and went
Entering the air forces three and (one-half years ago, he has been |overseas since February. Two brothers are in service, Yeoman 3-¢ Roy Burns, stationed at Oakland, Cal, and Pfc. Carl D. Burns, overseas. yn» Chief observer for an observation artillery unit, Sgt. Wayne D, Hickman, has been missing in France since Jan. 21. The word was received by his parents, Roy L. Hickman, 4 N. New Jersey st, and Mrs. Darlie Hickman, Columbus. Sgt. Hickman iis 31. A former national guardsman, he was transferred from the 38th division to another division in June; 1943, and went overseas 19 months ago. Awarded the bronze star and purple heart, Sgt. Hickman has seen action in Africa, Sicily and Italy. . »
PRISONERS—
Pvt. Melvin Lones, son of Mr. and | Mrs. William A. Lones, 2709 McClure |st., previously reported missing, is a I prisoner of the German government. With the 175th infantry, Pvt. tities was wounded July 15, in | France, and after going back into action, was reported missing in October. Word that he was a prisoner came in January. | The 19-year-old serviceman at{tended Ben Davis high school and | worked at the Mutual Drug Co: untill entering the army Oct. 18, 1943. He went overseas one years ago. A brother, Warrant Officer Alfred
so» | Lones, is also in service.
o - ” Pfc. Peter P. Suga, former ‘claim adjuster for 4 the Maryland §
An infantryman with the 5th Motor machinist’s mate 1-c, is asted | Casualty Co. here,
army, Sgt. White has been over-| seas since September and in serv-)
ice 38 months. He is a former resident. of Camden, N. J : . = x Pvt. Howard tr: tiange, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Eimer C. Prange, 3313 N. New Jersey st.,, was wounded by machine-gun fire from a German]
- pillbox just inside Germany Feb. 7.
Awarded the purple heart, he ‘is now ina hospital -in-England--He-was with the 80th division of the | 3d army and went overseas in Jan- |
, 1945,. He had been in combat | © two weeks when he was] 0
unded. The 24-year-old infantryman is a graduate of Technical high school and-Tri- -State College of Engteer-
ing and was employed ay ts Al
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son. division of General Mot ors when he entered the army March 7, 1944. : oN.
as missing in the Pacific. He was o; | Joining the navy in September,
Mrs. William Cuffel, 6179 Park ave
the submarine Shark. | Germany. He was §
jeaptured in { 1939, Chilcote, who is the son of pr p
is a prisoner of
ance Feb. 9. . Son of Mrs. P,
| served 14 months in Hawaii before | 5 Grogan, Balti-
Pearl Harbor. After the attack, he spent two years in the far western Pacific zones seeing action steadily, until ‘he was returned to the Statics in the fall of 1943. He went out! (the last time early in 1944 after | (attending advanced submarine school. Machinist's Mate Chilcote has served on the cruiser Savannah, the destroyer Balch and the submarine | { Gar, before his assignment to the | Shark No. 2. He holds three presi-| | dential citations and many gold | stars for major Raval bu ttles, A gr adyate of Broad Ripple high school; where he was an- outstand- | ing basketball and football player, | the - 26-year-old veteran attended
more, Md., heenfered the army in October, 1943, and
went overseas Pic. Grogan with the infantry
Dec. 1, 1944. Pvt. Grogan was with
the Rainbow division. 8 8 = Pfc. Terrence J. Gaugman, son of {Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gaugman, 262 'N. Pershing ave. previously listed as missing, is now a prisoner {of the German government. An ‘infantryman with. the 3d (army, Pvt. . Gaugman has “been
overseas since October, 1943. "Hed: « | was, stationed in Ireland before
landing in France, and was re-
{ported missing from September 22.
Marine Pfc. James Moran, son of Butler university until his enlist-|A letter was received from him in
Mrs. Margaret Moran, 1220 N. Park | “ave. was wounded on Iwo Jima on
D-day plus 2. -It was his first campaign. Now in a naval hospital in Hawail, he is 22 and entered the ma-rings-in March, 1943. He went overseas last July.
A graduate of Cathedral high]
school, he attended Butler university and formerly was employed by P. R. Mallory & Co. » o o Sgt. BA R. Nunnelly, husband of | Mrs. Lillian Nunnelly, 1410 Gimber | st, is recovering in a hospital in|
England from wounds received Jan. |
19 in Belgium. An infantryman with the 99th division of the 1st army, Sgt. Nunnelly has been overseas since Sep- | tember and in service since Dec. 7, 1942. He attended school in Hus-
ment. » » » | Fireman 1-¢ Frederick Luede{mann, brother of Miss Martha Lu- | edemann, 1009 Villa ave. has been listed as missing in the Pacific since | November. He was aboard the sub-| I marine Shark. Overseas since June, he entered | the navy in July, 1943. Fireman | Luedemann is a graduate of Tech- | | nical high school. A brother, Lt. Carl Luedemann, | a navy flier formerly in the south! | Pacific 15 months, is now stationed | | in Maine. » » 5 ¥ | Pfc. Harry C. Hanna, son of Mrs. | | Edna Hanna, 2259 N. Dearborn st., has been missing in France since | Feb. 23. Entering the army on Oct. 27, 1042, Pvt. Hanna, who is 28, has|
January from a German prison camp: The war department wire telling that he was a prisoner came in February. Pvt. Gaugman, who is 21, Is a graduate of Washington high school land a former employee of Allison's 8 » 8 Sgt. Clarence H. Arnold, formerly missing in Luxembourg since Dec. |18, was captured on that date. He is the brother of Edward F. Arnold, R. R. 9, Box 390. He was a member of the service company of the 52d armored in|fantry battalion, and went overseas | last August. He is 29 and enlisted lin the army in March, 1942,
Another brother, Sgt. Harold M.
Arnold, is 8 Peahoe.
|STATE—
Leon Maurice Brown, chief phar-
tonville, Ky., and was employed at | | been overseas two years. His broth- | macist’ s mate, Princeton, and An-
Internatitmal Harvester Co. His mother, Mrs. Florence Nunnelley, lives at 1022); Virginia ave. His fowr-months-oyl daughter, Glo- |
ria Ellen, lives at the Gimber st.
address. x o ” 8. Sgt. Harry T. Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson, | 609 Parkway ave, is recovering in| a hospital in England from_wounds | received Jan. 31 in Luxembourg.
He was serving with the wilaniry)
of the 90th division, 3d army, and has been overseas 13 months. Sgt. | Richardson entered the army in De- | cember, 1941. A graduate of Sacred | Heart high school, his is 25 and a| former employee of International Harvester Co. | Pvt. Joseph L. Bishop, husband of
Mrs. Sallie L. Bishop, 48 N. Brad-
ley st, is recovering in. a hospital
jin England from wounds received | | Feb. 8 4n, Germany.
He was serving with an infantry |* regiment. and has beeh overseas
| since December. Prior to entering
the army in April, 1944, Pvt. Bishop was superintendent of the Washington Natidnal Insurance *Co. at Cleveland, where he and his family lived. His three ‘children, Richard. 8;
© Joann, 7, and Lewis, 5, also live at
the Bradley ddiress. Pvt. Sates R. er son of Mr.
int Su,
(er, Cpl. Carson, has been overseas six months and is in Germany. Both are former employees of the Inter-
drew Elko, torpedoman’'s mate, 3-c, Michigan City, are missing in naval action.
[national Harvester Co., Inc. | ¥ on a
| |
{ fortress, 8. Sgt. Linus H. Burns, hus- | band of Mrs. Mildred E. Burns and | father of Richard and Eugene |
Flight engineer of a B-29 Super- |
Marine Pvt. John ‘W. Goldey, Lafayette, has been wounded in action. » ” The tollowieg Indiana men have been Killed in the le Pacific aeific regions.
‘Half Sane’ Editor
P).—Funeral services were |
planned today: for James E. MaCusker, 74, former editor who for a period of four years was adjudged legally sane by day and insane by night, | From- 1923 to 1926, MacCusker, | by a. decree of the late Judge J. | Willis Martin, was permitted to | operate his trade paper, the | Journal of Commerce, from 8° a. m'to 8 p. m. The court order held that during the other 12 hours he “suffered delusions + in which he imagined himself the victim of a political plot to ruin him, and infidelity on the part of his wife.” | He spent each night at Friends’ asylum, Philadelphia, : The order of Judge Martin was amended in 1926. In 1931, a jury. pronounced MaCusker sane and returned control of his estate to him, ;
Dies at Age of 74
PHILADELPHIA, March 19 (U. | McCusker, who died Saturday,
was owner and editor of the Journal for more than 50 years.
DECORATED. VETERAN IS HOME ON LEAVE
Lt. Col. Heydon W.. Buchanan,
|who spent 35 months in the Medi|terrafiean theater, is visiting his
|sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas:-Matthews, 2310 N. Meridian st. :
A member of, the ‘geiiesal staff]
corps, he served with the ‘15th army group in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. He is the husband of Mrs. Bernice Buchanan and father of Edith Ann of South Bend. He will return to Italy at the end of his leave, Col. Buchanan was decorated with the Member of the British Empire award by Gen. Alexander and holds
the legion of merit and the Euro-
pean theater ribbon with four cam-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ripe in Action’ 2 of 5 Missing Aboard Submarine Shark; 12 Are Wotnded, 4 Held Prisoner
Sgt. Wayne D. Hickman . ,
Sgt. Clarence H. Arnold . . +8. Sgt. Linus H. Burns .
prisoner of Germany.
Mike Sudovich, boatswain's mate | 1=¢, East , Shugo, has been killed
In all cases next~of kin have been
Second Lt. George W. Bauer, Hammond; Pfc. Lester E Beuoy, Eaton; Capt.
nd; Pfc. Russell K. McComb, Brookston;
Elkhart; 8. | Dirbas, Frankfort Pfc. James Dover, |erick Cotn, Chrisney; Sgt. Lon Gurse, Scottsburg: Pvt | Bloomington Pvt, Luther Erwin, Evanse | North Liberty: Pvt. Homer Henr
Elk- Pred J. ‘Newton, Portland: Pyt
| . Warren N. Henderson, the olloving oy
Norman; T. 5th Gr. William Humphreys, Jasonville; Pfc. Elmer R. Lewis, Michigan | City; Pvt. Carlyle Moore, Bremen; 8. Sgt. | William H. Shaw, Boonville; . Elmer W. Smith, Dills- a te; )
Nohie Lester Bowers, t. Clyde .E. Carder Jr, Howard Eugene Eltz-
Cpl. ‘Joseph H. Warder, Vincennes.
STRAUSS
been missing over the Marianas ;
paign stars. : us
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Pvt. Joe W. Richard Corydon; Pvt. mond. . West Baden; Pfe. James Rancert, Merrill Rosa Jr, Kokomo; Plo, Leroy on a, WAThE nici, ru Rushing 8r., Peru; Pfc. Cletus L. Schat- roy; Pfc. Gienn Harmless, Rosedale; fer, Huntington; Pfc. Raymond A. Seger, | Charles Hart, Anderson; Pfc. Glen Hens Huntingburg: Pfe bert. L.” Spencer. Elk- geo a oondngen: a. hes Xe. hart; Pfc. Charles Stader, Shelbyville; Hjil~ Evansville; , Sgt Francis mA Pfc. Louls W. 8zalay, South’Bend: Pfc.|nderson; Pfe.. Paul Jacob, Gary; > John P. Vermiliign. South Bend. PIc.|janes Jonns, Hope, Pfc. Francis .Johne Robert EB. Wilhite, Winchester, Pvt James | ( Dunkirk: Sgt. Charles Kinner, South 0, Willis, Jershing 8 La | Behd: Pvt. Robert Kipp, Gary; Pfc. Pere oth =r. . Blaniey. ©. Lzawica A ris Land, Milroy? Pvt. Pratik Lewis, Hame Porte; Pfc. Joseph J. Tagliaferri, Mish-|, 4." put" Lester Mansfield, Kouts; Pf, awaka; Pfc, Calvin H. Tinsley, New Cas- . | Edward Mamrjla, East Chicago; Pfc. Leone tle: Pvt, Mitchell D. Tracer Oakland. City. {ard Mishler, » Elkhart: Pfe. Raymond Pvt. Henry E. Vail, Connersville; Myers, Frankfort Pvt Gerald Pankop, Lt. Donald E -Walls, Bloomington Pvt | Roann Pfc. Berl Reed, Morgantown: Charles J. Walthall. Evansville; Pfc. Theo-| pre "gil Reedy, ' Hymers; Pfe. Stanley dore Ward, Jeffersonville; T. 5th Gr Nor- | { Richardson Bippus Pvt. Lawrence Sawe bert 8 Wasikowski, South Bend; Pfc {yer Nappanee Pfe. Russell Sisk Stewe
Rabert E: Weakland, Lakeville; Pfe. Robtsville, 2 t. Louis WH ert D. Whitlock, Kingman; Pfc. Kenneth | steville ad WU ls Strange fe
Willard, Syracuse Cpl. William © Wil. » » ” liams, Herron; Pfc. Charley J. Winters, - Brazil. Nineteen Indiana men have been . Pvi. Paul Brown, Chesterton Pfc i Ger ‘| James Burdette, Farmersburg;- 8. Sgt reported prisoners of war in - Charles E Burns, Atlanta; Sgt. Norman |{many. They ‘are’ as’ follows:
Army Personnel who have been|J. CAriin, Connersville; T. Sgt. Joe Cervo,| g sgt. Fred Abight, Evansville; Sgt,
8lanford; T 5th ar Robert Cole
[Ra ymond Collins. Gary Lake: -Pfc. Robert |Babetz, East Chicago; Pvt. 'Roger Bare {Cook, Tipton: Pvt Cletus L. Coombs, Ko+|nett, Benton; Pfc. Harold Bass, Evansyille;
wounded in Europe are listed as fol- |Gary; Pfc. Paul Collard, Whiting; I sgt. |Paul Aylesworth, Boonville; Pvt. Johw I
Bloomington; | komo: Pvt. George Cross, Princeton; Pvt |Pvt. Willlam Benton, Richmond; Pfc. Hare
South | Lafayette Cummings Bedford Pfc. lold- J. Born, Evansville; Pvt.” Homes Charles Davison, Muncie; Pf¢. Cecll Daw-|Carpenter, Bloomingdale; . Rober) on, Kokomo T. 5th Gr Nicholas | Clark, .Connersville: T. 5th Gr. Fred
ville; T. 5th Gr Thomas Wanigon, mond. 8S. Sgt. .Robert Hickey, |
Mantord | Hillsboro Pfc. Eugene Fleener, Evans-(Pfc. Olen Lindsay, Frank L. ville; Pvt. Andrew Priend Alpine Lord, Cedar Lake
Willard! Pvt. . Eldon Grose, South Bend: Pvt. | Mitchell Hammond
Thomas Porter, | Rebert Hall, North Salem; 8 Sgt Rob- walk, Hammond, Pfe. Robert, Schweizer,
ert Hamman, Columbia. Pfc. Noral Ham- Pt. Wayne
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