Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1945 — Page 4

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Hoosier Heroes: Mi: issing

Pilot Is Reported Dead :

An Indianapolis pilot, missing)

since March, is now reported killed |

in a raid over Germany and two local men have been wounded in

the Pacific. KILLED Capt. Russell D. Wade, 2520 Union _ &t., over Germany, * WOUNDED + Marine Pvt, Kennith A. Robineth, 1430 Astor st, on Okinawa. | 7. Sgt. Joseph G» Alu, 2208 English ave, on Luzon. ~

” » DEAD— - Capt. Russell D. Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred M. Wade, 2520 Union st., a P-51 pilot who has been missing over Germany since March 24, has now reported as killed on that date. A veteran of 57 missions, Capt. Wade was shot down by anti-air-craft fire near Isetlohn, Germany. | He had been given the air medal and several oak leaf clusters, Capt. Wade was a graduate of Technical high school and was employed by thte Hoosier Casualty Oo. before he enlisted in June, 1942, He went overseas in August, 1044. Survivors besides his parents in-| clude a sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Lub- | king of California and two brothers, Sgt. Dalton R. Wade in France and Arthur, 1547 E. Raymond st, who was recently discharged from the

Capt. Russell D. Wade , . . killed over Germany.

Charles A. Huff, 5210 Grandview dr, and the brother of Lt. Charles A. Huff Jr, who has recently been {named aide to Gen. Murray C. Woodbury with the 8th air force in England. u n o S. Sgt. Vernon 1. Bender was awarded the air medal, the silver oak leaf cluster and the bronze oak leaf cluster posthumously at a cere- | mony -last Wednesday at Sout field His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Bender, 1630 Draper st., received the awards for her husband. He was killed Nov. 10, 1944, when the B-25 on which hé was an engineergunner was shot down.

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