Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1945 — Page 17

| Hoosjer Heroes: Sco tH, Calhoun, Cook and Haas Killed: Moore and Claunch Missing: Vetets, Brown, od Rich Freed

: y amis : | " a i or ’ ¢ : : = Po . v . ” > } 4 y y : . \ i : Pfc, Carl C. Claunch , . . missing | Pvt, Jack Calhoun + + « killed .in | Second Lt. Charles C. Haas . . . |. gecond Lt. James Paul Moore | $. Sgt. David R. Scott . . . died Pvt. Robert V. Cook . ;— killed 4.» Pfc. Carl E. King, husband of Pvt. Fred Edgar Keesling, hus

? in Germany, Germany. killed ‘in Okinawa. . .. missing over Germany.. ° _| of wounds on Luzon, in Germany. | Mrs. Sally R. King, 262 W. Ray | band of Mrs. Martha Keesling, DEAD he worked for a bakery in Ingdian- An infantryman, Pfc. Claunch is’ ; I Tk : ceived. the combat infantryman’s, St» Was killed in Germany April 5. | YE Received April 8 in. Ger —— 0, apolis. [a former employee of the Richard- j a a badge. : i : | Pfe. Richard N. Martin, gsband | many. : p Second Lt. Charles: C. Haas, Other survivors are his parents, [son Co. and attended St. Meinrad’s Before, going into. service, Pfc. 'of Mrs. Mary E. Martin, 1863 Single- | ’ former city fireman, was killed in|py, and Mrs. Rufus Scott, Hop- | seminary. He has been overseas | Pringle was graduate from Tech- {o; st was wounded in action in| ARMY DEAD—EUROPE

action April 8 on Okinawa, his wife,| kinsville, Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. since last December and in the amy)

{ nical - high school and. worked at| Italy April 7. - He now is in a hos- | ; Sgt. Benjamin N. Carliste, Linton; Pvt “Mrs, Martha Haas, 3002 E. Michigan Helen Overtoii, Trenton, Ky. and since June 3, 1944,

8 .. 3 | the Standard Grocery. He entered ‘pital and has received the purple | I seph 8 Hoover Kingsford Heights; 2d

Roland Gi. Rodrian, Evansville; T. st., has ‘been informed. Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, Evansville, } He is 25 and has two children, | the army on duly 29, 1044, and went peay¢. | 3th Sp Lewis D: Shaum, Elkhart Pvt. Lt. Hans, who “was 27, was a fire-|and a brother, Pfc. James Scott, | John, 4,-and Nancy, 2. | overseas Jan. 1. . Pfc. Martin, who is 28, went into! ww. steffe, Jasper. T Sih Or. [Eger & man at station No. 27 before enter-| stationed on Luzon. .< 4 8 #4 the army April 5, 1944, and went Aan oA Yao on a ing service two years ago. An in- aN.” PRISONERS— pie, Koni Dean Mine SO eon | overseas last October. He is with! ion: T. 5th Gr. Rex. R. Walker, Bluffstructor at Ft. Knox, Ky, he went Pvt. Jack Calhoun, son of Mrs. Pvt. Fred D. Schreiner, husband | Mrs. J the infantry of the 5th army. ton. : ‘ . Y 1 st., was wounded April with the | ; ’ { ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC REGIONS overseas in February and served his| Julia Calhoun, 1021 N. Jefferson| . nr. Kathryn Schreiner, 1832 N. st., was wow pril. 5 Before entering the army, he| M

Pic. Jessie W. Boarders, Cass

i rig any. He is how | first combat duty at Okinawa, ave, was killed April 9 while serv- [Atevama st. is a prisoner of war 3d army in Germany e

‘of * Technical: higl th a tank destroyer unit. in| ; in-a hospital in Paris. | Worked Jor rng ARMY WOUNDED EUROPEAN A graduate -of Tec aca high|ing with a tank destroy lof Germany. His ‘wife received a Richard Martin Harold Miller | Floyd Sharpe Lawrence Pringle) “pic. Miller holds the-purple heart ovo voice 4 months. Pie’ Dohald L." Buckhavir Batesville: school, he attended the Indiana Col-| Germany. {card notifying her he was a captive Wounded .- Wounded Injured Wolinded medal and the combat infantry | an y Plc. Elmer Carin Jr. Jeflersonville; Plc lege of Pharmacy. In addition to| A graduate of Technical high'| | #5 George D. Carpenter, Elwood, Capt. MarJ : : [April 5, after first’ being notified he {badge. He has been in service two! Pfc. Charles R. Delporte, formerly ion C. Chitwood, Bloomington; Tech. 3th his wife He is survived by hisischool, he had been oversess 14.0 missing in action Jan. 18. An infantryman, he will have a| Sgt. Veteto ‘was .taken prisoner | and oversgas since: Thanks id ’ Gr. Robert L. Coate, . Richmond; Pfc | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.imonths. He was 20. ‘Pvt. Schreiner, wha is 29, was a |60-day furlough and then will re- July 18, 1944, while serving With | o\ving. of Indianapolis, was ‘wounded in| George Cm ne PE Sasa pe Caton =. ne Fring - Ecsuiel Ns Vowel va gis. | trolley Operator- for the: Indianap- [port 19 Mian; Fis. Anoer Sisters | the air force. He has-been in Sey The 21-year-old infantryman at- | April in Germany while serving [Sone ntayetie) e. 1. Sin. Dosuiq J right) and Draper George, also o n 3h) are a brother, Burdsall, and ® ot [ols Railways before entering serv- | Mrs. Jeanette Smith, lives at 1220 ice four years and overseas | tended Shortridge ‘high school be- (with an infantry-cannon unit. Pvt. Eugene D. Dale. Evansville Cpl of booths to RpOUlS. ter, Mrs. George M. Kessler, both |i.o yi, july 1943. ‘He went overseas Park ave months. | fore entering service. Pfc. Delporte, who is 19, is now in John L. Dicken, Evansiifie: ie: pavars lis Cath i & SFr hue | Ingianapolls, in October, 1944, and has received | ss 5.5 The 28-year-old airman holds the. nom» Belgium recovering from shrapnel Dixon, Muncie; 2d Lt. Kari C. Eberly, F apolis . 8. Sgt. David R. Scott, husband , a the combat infantry badge Tech. 5th Gr. Oran W. Ford, hus- air medal with three oak ‘leaf | Pfc. Eugene M. Cox. son of Mrs. wounds in his arm. | asm Pte Fr rederick D. Pel Its, Anderp 3 b . e n 7 #4 Jhrtu J ors Ruy Sou, 10-9. New| Py Robert V. Cook, who had) "rie is. the son of Mrs. Mattie {band of Mrs. Marion Ford, 2306 N. clusters. The son of Mrs. Margaret, | Ethel Philpott, 1026'¢ Olive sf. was | #2 8 | Tech. 4th Gr. Glen W. Grilis, Kokomo; 5 2 tha he : York st., Sea 3 Younis received been overseas just 17 days, was Schreiner, Osboriie, Wash., and the | Illinois * st., was -freed from Bad vyeteto, 424 W. 40th st., he was em- | wounded April 9 hug in Germany. i Sgt. James Paul George, son of Pl aul B a Happ. St. Paul; Pfc S. ® uzon Marc | ; - re Dal... bre 4 Pr infantryman, Sgt. Scott was killed in action April 17 in Ger prother of Tech.. 5th Gr. John Oth prion camp in. Germany ployed at. the Indianapolis Ma | He now is recuperating in a hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jasper George, 3301 lp te Joseph Pou: 0, Elwood. pte. David nh : I many. | Schreiner, in Italy, and Pvt. Chaun- | Ra chinery & Supply Co. before enter- i, pngland and has received the E. 25th st. was wounded on Luzen |B, Fe Fowler; Sgt. Howard A. Reeser 23 and had been in the army five | A member of the 106th division, Robart, Pvt. Cecil. Saylor, Greencastle f as! : ing service. [March 29 and is in a hospital in | reencastl - years. He went overseas 13 months! The 21-year-old infantryman was cey Schreiner, with the air corps|, “uac captured. Dec. i6 in the purple heart. arc Ball a Seed, Sajlor, Griencasile. 1dson 1 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecll] in England. g.8 Overseas since last October, he the Philippines. |p Smith, . Trafalgar; Pfc. Harold V , ago and served in New’ Guinea and | | Battle of the Bulge. He is now in WOUNDED the 38th division, he Squires, Ft Wayne; Pfc... Charles H r d Hawai. Before going into service | COOK, 2915 Ruckle st. oo 8 |a field hospital in France. — went into the army in 1941. He at-| A member of the Stratton, Nashville; Pvt. Alvin A. Wilbur, e “ | He attended school 76- and was SAFE id a2 =n > Tech. 4th Gr. Floyd B. Sharpe, tended Beech Grove high school| has been in the army four years Leopold. idson of the = POWDER PUFF graduated from Shortridge high S Rickard B [ ; A ton F. Veteto, hus- Serving with the medical corps of and is 29 and went overseas 15: months ago, | ARMY WOUNDED--PACIFIC REGIONS ; two| S¢ Sgt. Richard Brown, who was T. Sgt. Branton F. Veteto, hus 2-8 | He served in Hawali and New Thurston’ R. Abnéy, Rockport: S$ ry club ‘ane 1 . school before going into service: two captured in France Jan. 8, was lib- band of Mrs. Wilma Veteto, 333 §, the army, was injured in a hos- Nae “William E_Bare, South Bend: Pt = ; -Price Sale years ago, In civilian; life he" *"" : * no. pital train “8ccident in France the | Tech. 3d Gr. John R. Curran, son; Guinea in civilian life, Pav A. Boes, Tipton; T. Sgt. Harry EK. nent of her 2 erated from. Stalag 9-A March .30 Randolph st, has been liberated of .Mr> and Mrs. John Curran. His brother, Pfc. Leroy Eugene | Bowman. Gary; Pfc. Jamés R. Crowder,

worked for the Army Map Service.

: . 3 : : Sm . : first week in” April. Perrysville; T, Sgt, George H, Pranklin m, to Edward - Pvt. Cook belonged to the First Hazel Koeni us S. Rando} ns from route home. in Germany and He is the husband of Mrs. Eleanor R: R. 16, Box 513, was “injured George, is an assistant crew chief In New Albany: Cpl. Richard oo Groberg. : Friends church.’ joe g ph st.|is en route home. "| Shatpe, 2255 Guilford . ave, and Feb: 7 on Luzon where he was serv-| the army air forces based in the Gury! Pre. Dennis B a ipchell, Plo be late next o 5 ison” of Mrs Indta Sharpe, ave. ing “With an airborne’ medical de-| Philippines. Another brother, Mel- |'E. Saunders; Logansport; - Pfc. Jack Ww

is a graduate

o i | Simon, Stroh MISSING — KIN OF HICKMA MRS. LUCE FAVORS land. He has a 16-months-old tachment. 2 vin Ripe: ; George, Jas GIVER 8] SAMY MISSING—PUROPEAN REGIONS James Patil Moore,

nd a member : : daughter, Brenda. | In service for two years he went medical- Pvt. Quentin B. Clark, Evansville; Pvt Y. The proe Second Lt. HARD GERMAN PEACE 1 the army two years, Tech-|Overseas a. year ago. He formerly) wounded in Italy. | Lyle E. Clawson. Lafayette; Pfc. Edward husband of Mrs. Connie Moore, 308 ini ent worked at the Nations) Biscuit Co. a.8, 0 So BOB NN Cie te B as graduated : aE nician Sharpe, who’ is 33, went f : yp Spurgeon. Pleasant Lake; Pfc. James E ' Michigan N. Temple ave. has heen missing | WASHINGTON, May 2 (U. P).-| verseas 18 months ago ‘and has| | STATE— Yo eae 4 SOD, eens: PC iifford SW. Swift, . - . . ist t. C . Swift, revi ———— in action Sues a flight over Ger Blond congresswoman Clare Boothe, served in England and France. He ool William Easter, son of ME The waf and navy departments a aie A rs Swit, ms an So pilot, he is the son of Luce (R. Conn.) returned to.the was a pharmacist in civilian life| XFS Mes - a Za 5 Ger. | today listed the following Hoosiers ne: Pfc. James’ R. Zimmerman, LogansTH pit Mes. Jaries P. Moore, : capital today-prepared to tell her and attended the Indianapolis Col- anv but hag|On casualty reports: ARMY “MISSING—PACIFIC REGIONS GOOD : . maan. contest Over ver Polics Control _; L during a| lege ©f Pharmacy. : } NAVY DEAD Sgt. William V. Viooman, Peru. ‘Hamilton Trailer Haven, Indian- colleagues all she has seen during a w x, returned ‘to duty| oo iE Parmer, Monticello; Pvt. | ARMY PRISONERS OF WAR—GERMANY | i apolis. | Linked to Changes. | two~ month ‘tour of Germany and! Motor Mach hiss me 1-8 Ches- with his anti-air-{ paul B. Himelick Liberty. Sgt. Sovest Pfc. Herman C. Barga, Union City: BONUS In Service nearly five years: Je : {Italy and to advocate a “hard, hard ter Joseph’ Webber, husband of aircraft artillery | C how Bd yore mn Tg vi Plog Don Bonds: Bloomingiony Jods 5 was in a plane that was hit bY cant Audry Jacobs, (en ~Y of | peace” for the Germans. {Mrs. Mildred Webber, Shelbyville unit. | Ple. Kenneth L. Rice, Dale. J. Oberiey, Monroeville; T. Sth Gr. Ir- - anti-aircraft ‘when returning from . p 3 Webb 1429 He is the hus-| NAVY. MISSING { vin L. Placke, Batesville; Pfc, Francis E. INTS much recent discussion ‘@%ound city Before hoarding a plane for Wash- $5 son of Joseph B. Webber, fil Sy harles E. Phill Dale- | Roby, Jeffersonville; Pfc. Roy C. Schutte, ) a bombing and strafing mission nail-"today had charge of the 4rats ioe gap Denny st., has been wounded jn. band of Mrs.| M-T St Chares & ing Gary | Porter” Pe. "Victor C.Schutzius, Troy: Reg. $6.00 $3. / over enemy-held positions in north- atv y y % e 2 ge e traffic ington from Miami, the actress {5 Fer the havy depariinent shel Francis Easter of NAVY WOUNDED | Bont a er South Bend; Pl housewives STEAMED IN CREME, 0 ern Italy and part of Germany. fyjsion sl police headquariers, |playwright wife of Time-Life- -For- | nounced. 3 Bruceville, Pharmacist's Mate’ 3-¢ Fay Robes |R. Walton, Salem; Pfc. Alvin C. Wal. g ‘extra red REE, e.3 $4.25 | Lt Moore; who won his commis-| A cousin and close ripe on tune publisher Henry R. Luce told | Pfc. Aquilla R. Sutliff, son of Mrs. Cpl. Easter went | Rosenbrook, Lafayette. New Castle b that they FEATHER ¥LUFY sion in May, 1944, at Foster field, City Controller Roy Hickman, Capt. | Izelle Sutliff, Maywood, has been f overseas last “AuReg. $12 CREME & OIL 945. Jacobs was transferred to the traffic reporters that German atrocity Z ¢ g country. MACHINELESS - $6.00 Tex., went OYErSeRs Feb 4,1 3 R hiet | wounded in action in the European gust after enter10 get this 4 a ison y Police g ief Jesse Mc- ,camps were all and more than she ates, | Cpl. Easter ing service in i e's what to Cold Waves ..........S1230 to $35 Pfc. Carl C. Claunch, Li Muriey Iollowins yesterday's safety! had heard. y © a March, 1943. He f your used p 771 Mrs. Zita Claunch and son 5 75 oa eine. Sonbotiinan, Si “I wanted to believe in a good! Pfc. Lawrence E. Pringle, son of is @ member of the Veterans of them in to ‘ Blanche Claunch, You eis it [has PS the traffic post since the German people, really, but those Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Pringle, Foreign Wars and the Garden y. For every : 309 Roosevelt Bldg. . id I'l Delaware st; has been B 2 lbneinprng SF Maver Tyndens oi 'who have seen those camps haven't 1165 Villa ave, was wounded April. Baptist church. He attended 3 red points a8 action since Avril 10 in German : Jinn og submitted his : na. the words to describe them,” she 18 in Germany while serving with Washington high school and 'w urgently 1 : ” ain {TS ie his Josie jas] said. | the 18th infantry. worked for the Indiana Bleaching needed to | Trlr has had the support of Paul | “You wouldn't think any people, The 19-year-old soldier is now in Co. The family has received his Wer, gyn- ertson ny ort ein in the could sink so low.” 'a hospital in Paris. He has re-|purple heart award, ids hum many-faceted alignment between | Folie police and city hall officials. . » Mr. Robertson, it .is understood, sun fired 4 th asked the safety board to withhold { ere, formal acceptance of Capt. Schlott- :

. man’s resignation. until it could be determined whether he might return to the traffic job soon. May Be Temporary Capt. Jacobs thus held the traffic

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rary basis. > : : : = Sgt. Roscoe K. Jordan, successor J ; 2 : to Jacobs as assistant to Inspector ? : ’ : : ; ) Donald Tooley, ) ni :

also was a temporary arrangement. - Sgt. Jordan has been serving "as secretary to Chief McMurtry. He will continue |. these duties, it is said, along with

The young lady above is saluting her next door neighbor who is also fighting the battle

> you : having charge of the police prop- . of peas and beans and corn. To all Victory erty and record rooms and prep- , Si . aration of assignment slates. Gardeners and fo you we jay: Keep your Some observers have felt that i garden produce in an ICE Refrigerator for ' Capt. Jacobs would be made in- : “REAL protection .of freshness, flavor and 1 nu- Spector, with Inspector Tooley being | * tritious goodness shifted to detective chief. | Your glamour grammar Says: Look 3507 . If this shift goes through, De- rw : th ugh, i ushtective Chief Clifford Beeker, for- MW Day ¥ a Bu ba itchi cermin) mer police chief, would be further half hat—a ROESIN IOLesaY bewiiching

reduced in rank. He has said he will resign on pension before submitting to this. Some observers continue to link

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