Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1945 — Page 10

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yw ha ~ Fitzgerald Brothers Serv geral s Serve In 4 Branches of Servic 4 nes or Jervice The four Fitzgerald boys repre- » 6 i : {sent every branch of the service fi but ‘the marines. They are the sons {of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzigerald, 4441 Washington blvd. [ Pirst Lt. Robert M. Fitzgerald, |§ [husband “of Mrs. Theodosia Baltz| | Fitzgerald of Indignapolis, is now | stationed at the air base hospital at Mountain Home, 1a. He is a graduate of Cathedral high school and { Notre Dame university. Sgt. Donald Joseph Fitzgerald is {with the 11th air force in Italy. He lis a radio technician and expects to {Be home this month. Sgt. Fitz- : |gerald entered the army in July, - for the double }i1942, while attending Notre Dame. ring ceremony. | Lt. (J. g) Thomas M. Fitzgerald An unusual value lJr., husband of Mrs. ‘Florence SeSat— | quartz Fitzgerald of Indianapolis, is stationed at the University of PennBOTH FOR |sylvania. He received his commis- | sion in October, 1943, when he graduated from Notre Dame. { Pvt. James Fitzgerald is with the| 5th armored division in Germany. He was graduated from Cathedral high school and Notre Dame and entered the army Oct. 7, 1944. The four servicemen have one brother, Patrick, a junior at Cathedral high school, and three sisters,| BLOOMINGTON; Ind, June 21 Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, a student Dar | | at St. Vincent's hospital; Miss| (U- P.).—Asher . Newton, Bloom-| | Katherine Fitzgerald and Miss Joan | ington railroader, didnt report for] Fitzgerald. work today for the. first time in|

POLICE UNIT TO MEE UNIT TO MEET more than ‘33 years. | Ladies auxiliary, Indianapolis po-| The former Monon engineer re: [lice department, will meet at 2 p.m. |tired yesterday and left his cab | Monday in the L. S. Ayres & Co.|for the last time for a life of hunt{auditorium. Mrs. Donald Bushong, | ing and fishing”@nd “mostly rest- | president, will be in charge. ing.”

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STATE EMPLOYS 4 HOOSIER VETERANS

Four Hoosier veterans of world warpll have been hired as enforcement officers by the state. department of conservation, Milton Matter, director, said today. -This is! in line with the department's vet- | erans’ preference policy. “The department feels,” Matter added, “that every effort should be made to place veterans. We believe they can be of great service as en-

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branches of the department.” . New men appdinted include Clifford Fath and Carol J. Stewart, both of Brookville; Henry Shirley,

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of state parks, is another veteran recently appointed.

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By UNITED Jurisdictional an hampered war proc sections of the coun number of work mounted rapidly. The worst work Detroit where 20,00 Packard's main aire left their jobs at n The walkout was spreading jurisdicti {ween the America Labor and the Cor ;rial Organizations, The Packard Co workers left their 1gainst the hiring o vorkers. The plan Royce motors for v More Strike

The Detroit flar nore than 70,000 vorkers idle in sections of the cour abor troubles. vere threatening st Detroit was the 1 it “least 30,000 worl Chicago was ‘in ruck drivers’ sti hreatening drug st shable food commu The war labor bx o stall off a strike rs called by the nd Silica Workers n 10 plants of the . 3lass Co., and thi "ord Glass Co. There were two ne labor picture. mployees of the Sy uffalo, N. Y., ret fter a two-day st gainst alleged trar y lower class jobs One thousand s yeneral Electric, ( ‘onn., returned to ¥ trikers, all males, ives were earning jan they were in { the plant. Army Runs

In Chicago, 10,00 ayed away from tl Xth day as the an ove in combat tr 1e lines. Other strikes in t wolved 5500 work: armick works of ti ‘arvester Co., 700 alleable Steel & C undisclosed num . printers and Pp lakeside Press of ] : Sons. The United Auto ., at National M t in protest agair to discharge f¢ ere expelled form [leged dual union Defying Harvester worker: lace work allows inters and press aintenance - of - m act clause. All of the Chica ued 4n deflance bard back-to-work A strike of 18,000 ted Rubber We the Goodyear T b., Akron, O.,, was B while 16,000 stone Tire an d to walk out.

ITES ON SA OR WILLIAI

Services for Will 1 be held at 2 the Flanner & ary followed by | 1. Mr. Wilson's bod; e city tomorrow geles, where he « ctive pallbeare: indale, Charles P. Revel, Don | iliwell and Piatt ary pallbearers i or; New York; brb Conner, Maric .. Stout, Richard batmary, ‘Louis W d Benham, Davi lgemeier Jr, A ster Jackson, , Tom Mehafley, es S. Rogan rnes, all of Indi Dther honorary | . Bob Walker in @ Pacific; Hall / e Carroll, Chic: iderman and J art, Ind.; Bald no, Nev.; Gladder Cudner and W. w York.

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