Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1945 — Page 18

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Cpl. Charles one of the two Indiandpolis marines: mentioned in. Ernie = Pyle's

| next to last column, was killed May 7 on Okinawa. He is the.son ‘oft Mrs. W. T. Janes, 526 S. Holmes ave. : The column, which ‘appeared. in|: The Times on° April 27, told of “Brady's” carefree attitude. He had |. a 45 with a curved 25-cent piece .in the ' handle—just- to’ “make it worth something,” Pyle said. Ernie Pyle wrote “this column while he was with the marines on Okinawa a day or so before he was| killed. Cpl. Bradshaw, who is a}, graduate of Washington high school, | worked for the Pennsylvania rail-| road before he entered the army on May 24, 1943.

Cpl. Charles (Brady) Bradshaw . . « killed May 7, on Okinawa,

un a a> = Pvt. George H. Sturgeon, husband | of Mrs. Wanda Sturgeon, 1859 Holloway ave. and son of Mrs. Harley Pierson, . Sunshine Gardens, was killed on Luzon May 8. An infantry-{ ‘man, he had been stationed in the | Philippines since January. Pvt. Sturgeon was a graduate of Technical high school and had been

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Mills before entering the army on| Aug. 5, 1944. He had three children | Judith, Sandra and Michael. {

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| os eo . whic, ® B-24 Liberator; 1st Lt. Thaddeus] A pnebes Se ne jos yeh (Bill) . Tedrowe; husband of Mrs. captured the Ordnausen. : Pris Maxine Tedrowe, 1301 Comer ave.,

camp, 1st Lt. Duncan R. Miller, husband of Mrs. Frances Lemaux Miller, 4550 Park ave. died May 22 in France. ove Lt. Miller, who was 34, was vice

president ‘of the Standard Enamel Lt: Tedrowe -it-4-.graduale..0f and Paint Corp. a member of the Manual high school and-was at-

3 : 3 tending Purdue when he e re Second Presbyterian ehurch and g ; 1. he, entered } ; : . the army. He was captured April {the Indianapolis Athletic club. He 11. 1944 Wher hic plane. was: shot was with the third armored division |’ ’ 5T

was liberated May 1 from Stalag Luft I. He is-the-son of Mr. and | Mrs, Thad T. Tedrowe, 1515 Barth | |

down ever Hanover, Germany. 'He| of the 1st army and had been J

awarded the presidential unit cita- has Sues one the Nee, tion and the bronze star medal. ne >= 5 A native of Cedar Rapids, Towa. Tedrowe and S. Sgt. John Tedrowe Lt. Miller held a reserve‘'eommis- ’. 1 2 sion’ from “Culver Military Academy WOUNDED— and began active military serviceon| a veteran of the Marshall islands, | Sept. 30, 1941. He had been-over- Saipan, Tinian and Iwo Jima cam- | seas Since December, 1944. Sur-|paigns, Marine Cpl. Leon H. Roquet | vivors .besides the wife are two Jr. has returned to the United | children, Duncan Jr. and Marila. [States after being wounded on Two | | 8 Jima March 3. He is the son of Mr.

Signalman 3-0 Walter M. Howser g . . Rog ; e- | Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bg Ms Jeon H et Sr, Ede

Howser Sr., 820 N. Jefferson ave, | Cpl. Roquet is a graduate of |

3 | RS BS Neth 3 ¢ | Southport high school and was an| 2 yh 1é pre- , lemployee of the Indianapolis Power |

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sumed to be dead, !service on June 8, 1942. He has been |

according to a i. message received jRvarde] ie purple heart and Me; by his parents ¢ |presidentia ci ation. from the navy : . A" department Pfe. Virgil W. Haag, son of Mr > a EE owWses * and Mrs. William Haag, 1443 S. Tal- } Seainan E {bot ave. was wounded on. Okinawa was a graduate |

of Technical high on April 20. He has been overseas |

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; lo | -— ih since May, 1944. -— Shon 2 a Seaman Howser Pfc. Haag is a graduate of Sacred | = on June 15, 1942. He was lost on|Heart high school and he was em- | . | convoy duty in the North Atlantic, | Ploved at the Allison plant -befoe or —— | un entering the army in August, 1943. . | S. Sgt. William (Skete) Mills, He has been awarded the purple os ——] | S0TL Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. heart. ae ™ | Mills, 2020 Westview dr., was killed ” 2 1 E { Distinctly Z April 24 on Okinawa. He was the S. Sgt. Lawrence A. Wingle,

| brother of Mrs. Gladys Srader of | Cleremont and Miss Betty Jean | Miils.

brother of Mrs. Ida Kidwell, 2154 {Avondale Place, was wounded April ; 23 on Luzon. He was a member of | Sgt. Mills ‘was a graduate of the 151st infantry, 38th division. Washington high school and was| Sgt. Wingle has received a ribbon |employed by the Armour & Co. for his part in the liberation of ‘the | packing. house before he entered Philippines. He attended .schools {the army in September, 1941. |in Illinois and was employed by bho veteran of Makin island, Sai- the Schwitzer-Cummins Co. before } : Mills had De entered the army. on April 21, 1942/1941. He has been” overseas since

| been overseas since March, ‘ iJanuary,

He had a son, William Jr, 9.

: a SAFE— A tail-gunner on a B-24,- Sgt. {Marion Dale Eyster, son of Mr. and | t . : {Mrs. Theodore Eyster, 232 N. Bel-{2PT1 30. He has been in the army

’ " +1 op Since September. frmont Br ene a ef Pfc. Leeper attended Washington : | missing since Aug. 29, 1944, when high school and was an ‘employee lthe plane was shot down on his of Link-Belt Co. before he entered ! the army. He has a brother, Charles,

121st mission. | tioned i EE ———a iris 3 i. -- grt] Sgt. Eyster. attended Technical |___ ¥-Chine

high school and has been in

tJ ” » Pfe. William D. Leeper, son of Mrs. Mary C. Leeper, 521 S. Harding st., was wounded on Luzon on

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{service since September, «| has been awarded the purple heart, {the air medal and several oak leaf

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a, » » wv An . aerial engineer on a B-24 Liberator, 8. Sgt. Ora J. Arnold Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Arnold, {529 N. Tibbs ave, was freed May 5 {from a German prison camp. He {was captured over Austria on his 129th mission and holds the air

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RITES ARRANGED FOR PURDUE PROFESSOR

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 6 (U.}* P.).—Rites were arranged today for | Prof. Chesterton Caldwell, 42 who was stricken fatally yesterday while | teaching a class of navy students at Purdue university. | .A member off the faculty since | 1926, Caldwell left the school to Join | the staff at the University of South | Dakota in 1931. He returned to Purdue in 1934. He attended Mar- | ion college, Indiana universmy and | ‘was graduated from. the school of engineering at Purdue. r- Caldwell is survived by the widow and three children, |

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Man Pyle Wrofe About and 3 Others Die

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| ARMY WOUNDED-PACIFIC

: Pvt, Ben! (F. Jermolowitz, East Chicago, . ! Pfc. Samuel L. Lamb, Evans Landing: | 8. Sgt. Robert.L. Lehr, Evansville; Pvt. | Siephen E. Low, Michigan City: Pfc. Wii-| fred L. Luigs, Wadesville: S. Sgt. Louis FP. East Chicago; 8. Sgt. William R Milroy; Pfc. Harold D., McNally, ! Kokonto. Sgt. Emil W. Noak, Gary; !st Lt. Roy G. Parry, Gary; Pfg. Leroy Perrin, Browns[town;_S8. Sgt. Jesse C. Richey, Scottsburg: | Renalto A, Ronconi, Mishawaka, Sgt. {James W. Shank, Farmland; Pfc. Philip R {Smith, East Chicago; Pfc. Everett Wood-! {ward Jr., Largo; S. Sgt. Harold L. Zink, | Salem ARMY LIBERATED PRISONERS

| Cpl. Walter M. Adams, Shelbyville: Pfc {William - A. Angel, Evansville, Pfc. Frank B. Bagwell, Union City; S. Sgt. Charles P

First Lt. Duncan R. Miller . . + diéd in France.

Beasley, English; Sgt. Delbert E Bishop, New Albany; T .Sgt. Harold R. Blosser Goshen; Pvt, Edward E Brooks, Pt

Wayne; Pvt. Grant H. Browder, Evansville;

| Pvt. Louis E. Brown, Terre Haute; Pvt | Millford M. Browning Kokomo; Pvt {James Buchanan, Terre Haute | Ple, Victor H. Carey, Evansville; Capt {Julius R. Chitwood, Columbus; Pfc. Wallace L. Coffey, Spencer; Pvt. Harry R |Congleton, Ft. Wayne; T. Sgt. Herbert G

(Cooper, Clarks Hill; 2d Lt. Wayne D. Cor-

bin, Waterloo; Capt. Roy E. Deadman, Pendleton; 8. Sgt. Sherman E. Emmons, {Lapaz. | Pte. Roger E. Favorite, Huntington: Pvt | Virgil L. Fisher, Terre Haute: Pfc. Daniel |E. Forsythe Noblesville: Pvt. John A Girt{ing, Alexandria; Pvt Harold F. Gourley, | Shelbyville; Cpl .Winford P. Gourley

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Sgt. William « + +» killed on Okinawa,

. . | 7S. Sgt. James W. Hampton, Madison | Pvt. Arthur E: Hartwig, Huntington; Pfc HONORED {Gilbert 8. Hawk, Lafayette: Fvt. Leonard

Mills Hammond; Pfc. Earl B: Govert, Highland;

2d Lt, William F. Fuillaum, Cannelton.

|J. Hlavacek, Grovertown; 2d Lt. Max

M Pvt. Jack W. Pointer, son of Mrs. Hullinger, Kokomo; T. 5th Gr, Sheldon

y ’ : { Keith, Shelbyville, 2d Lt. ‘Dale E. Kell, Opal Pointer, 1905 N. New Jersey!south Bend: T Sgt. Lewis K. Kelso, Founst, has been awarded the bronze |iaintown; Ty ge Henrys Liane Ft ; . 3 + 1. 8g elson . ingensmith, star medal and the presidential|Lincoln' city: Pvt Donuld M. Klipsch, New citation. {Castle; S. Sg! Charles E. Lancaster, Peru

> ; S y § A | 8. Sgt. Charles H. Leslie, Columbus: 1st Pvt. Pointer; who is with the 1st |; eyo" ard “cedar Lake; Pfo. Rolland army in Germany, attended South-

{R. Ludy, Richmond; T. Sgt. Vernon L port and Washington high schools. Mainard, South Bend; Pfc. Roger A. Mari-

nelli, Hammond; Pvt, Herman L. McColn F zn lum, Winchester; ‘Pvt. Charles W, McClel- “ : i lan, Gary; -2d Lt Kenneth R. Messel, Maj. Merrill F. Patrick, a pilot |po q 0" pil ined % Meyer New with the 20th bomber command, Albany. ; ‘ . i . i T. Sgt. Gene 1. Micinski, South Bend -2 ! pioneer B-29 organization based in Sgt. Lawrence S. Miller, Griffith; T, 5th Gr | India and China, has been awarded William H. Miller, Columbus; Ist Lt. Rov C. Mitchell Jr.. Terre Haute; Sgt. Walter

:Modjeska, Rolling Prairie; T. 4th Gr A «Verne ‘F, Moore, Columbus; Pfc. Douglas H. Neidigh, Decauur.

the distinguished flying Cross. . He is the husband of Mrs. RoseNew Jersey | Pirst Lt Roman R. PajakoWski, South

anna Patrick, 2001 N. st., and the son of Mr. and Mrs, Bend: S. Sgt. George O. Palmer, Arcadia; : 5th Gr. Ralph C. Peterson, Ft. Wayne:

Lloyd A. Patrick, 1230 N. King ave. | pic. 6: Maj. Patrick is a graduate of Lt 8. sgt. Washington high. school and Pur- | due university. He was an engineer- | ing draftsman with the J. D. Adams] : Co. before he entered the army.

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NAVY DEAD Marine Cpl George E. Penwell ville; ° Marine Pfc. William PF. Huntertown; Marine Pfc. mers, South Bend. NAVY WOUNDED Shipfitter 3.¢ Myron Henry Howard,| : New Albany: Marine Pvt, Arthur D. Mclntire, Commiskey; Marine Pfc. Sylvan McKinley, Evansville; Marine Pfc. Jack L. McLaughlin, Portland; Marine Pfe. John R. Renman, Terre Haute; Marine Pvt. Joseph W. Ryder, Marion; Marine Pfc. Rob- || ert’ C. Strome, Mishawaka; Marine Pfc. Jack D. Stucker, Russiaville, : NAVY MISSING Ga Aviation Machinist's Mate 3-¢ Richard m Hollywood Donald Callecod, Terre Haute; Aviation Take It fro v

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Charles R Priest, Anderson; Pfc, Robert | Taylor, Hammond; Pvt. John 8. Tekler, L. Randol, Markle.

R méyer, South Bend, Pfc. Irvin M. Schec-| Thomas, Batesville, Pfc. Scott Thompson,

ter, Ft, Wayne, Pvt. Clarence L. Schoeff, | Folsomville. Huntington; Cp} Oscar H. Schoeler, Ham- |

‘Pfc. Howard L. Adney, Montpelier; it. Lo y e p “TT y rankfort; 'Russell N. Bechdol Spo cn: mend; Cpl, Carl E. Shaeffer, Delphi; Pvt. | pot Anse Tons, Rranktos f ory E. Caplinger, Linden; Pfc. Dorian E, | EIV® J. Shartzer. Franklin, Pic. Oliver (prank B, Turchi, Clinton: Pfc. Henry T. | Cole, Williamsport; Pvt. John D. Costin, | Shepherd, Oldenburg; Pvt. Everett W.|yermeulen,, Connersville; Pfc. Mitchell J. Garrett; 2d Lt. Edward V. Cross, Losant: | Sitiger Jr. Elwood | Wasik. Ft. Wayne; Pvt. John F. Whitted ville; Pfc. Omar E. Daniels, Rensselaer. 8. Sgi. James T. Stamper, New Castle; 'Jr.,, Bedford; Cpl. George C Wilson, . Pvt. Dallas L. Darding, Veedersburg: S {| Pvt. Michael Sullivan, Gary; Cpl.°William | I'welv. Mile Capt. Wilbur €. Wood, ./Sgt. Wayne E. Eads, Bloomington:. Pvi | B: S«~artz Jr, South Bend; Pvt. Homer E.!Jonesboro. ° : Robert L Ervin, Elkhart; 8. Sgt Charles | ie ; te. 75 sient srs meee——— “J. Faulk, Marion; Pfc.”Donald E. Gray, | : Independence; Pfc. Donald L. Hack, Elkhart; Pfc. Winfred B. Holstein, Gary; 8. | Sgt. William H Horn, Hatfield;

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+ South Bend: 2d" Lt.. Paul T. Terrell, 8Sulli~. Pvta*Tyrus van; 8 Sgt. Richard L. Thayer, Hope; Plc.

Pvi. Roy Leonard, Stendal; an; Evansville; Pvt, Albert H..Sand-| Galen L. Thomas, Warsaw; Pfc. Millard

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