Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1945 — Page 15

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TUESDAY, JULY 381, 1945

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THURSDAY MENUS Breakfast Chilled cantaloupe halves. Ready-to-eat cereal. Bran muffins and jam. ; L=ncheon Flyfly omelet with mushroom sauce. Lettuce sandwiches. Blueberry © pudding with sauce;

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Hoosier Fleroes: Locals Airman, CEN. SIMPSON

Missing Since Feb. 19, Is Dead|

An indianapolis airman, missing since Feb. 19, is now listed as killed | over .the Marianas and a marine | has been wounded on Iwo Jima. KILLED S.- Sgt. Linus Burns, 5608 N, Pennsylvania st., in the Marianas. WOUNDED Marine Cook James W. Slagle, 737 Congress st., on Iwo Jima.

: n n 8 DEAD— S. Sgt. Linus_Burns, husband of Mrs, Mildred Burns, 5698 N. Pennsylvania st., has been: declared dead by the war department. He had since Feb, 19. An airman, Sgt. Burns was forced down on his first mission after completing a run. over Japan. Sgt. Burn; was a native of Youngstown, 0O., and had entered the army air corps three and a half -years ago. He had been overseas since February. : Survivors other than his wife include two sons, Eugene, 2, and Rich- | ard, 1;. a sister, Mrs. Robert Noel of New. Jersey, and two brothers,| Yeoman 3-c Roy V. Burns in California. and Pfc. Carl Burns on Luzon.

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Marine Cook James W, Slagle, husband of Mrs. Norma Slagle, 737| Congress st.,, was wounded in March | on Iwo Jima. Overseas since October, 1944,. Marine Slagle is a graduate of Tech- | nical high school and was employed at the Allison plant before he entered the marine corps in January, 1943. Marine Slagle has been awarded the purple heart and is now back on {active duty. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slagle, 923 E.|

HONORED—

T. 4th Gr. Arthur H. Sturm, hus{band of Mrs. A. H. Sturm, 945 Yoke

medal for his services in maintaining contact between two army sta-| tions of the 32d infantry on Luzon. | He and his companions braved the

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{days. : ” n ys Chester Modus. 923 Albany st., {has been given his son's soldier's I medal, which was awarded post- | humously. The son, Sgt. Albert | Monroe, was drowned last January | ‘on Leyte when he rescued another | soldier from a river. He was cited {ome | for exceptional heroism, | 5 ” {+ Cpl. John G. Hilt, son of Mr. al | Mrs. W. R. Hilt, of Indianapolis, has | | wounds received in Germany, The | | medal was presented at the Foster |General hospital in Jackson, Mich. | {In addition to the purple heart! the wears the European theater of { operations ribbon with three battle | stars and the combat infantryman’s | badge. * | # 84 : Another local man who has re- { ceived the purple heart is T. 5th Gr.

{ Harold C. Sullivan, brother of Mrs. | sem

| Helen Prop, 1752 Ellen dr., Speedway | | City. ‘He was wounded on Luzon! {and has since returned to duty. | | on o n { For his ability as an expert X-ray | technician, Capt. Jack L. Loudermilk, husband of Mrs. J. L. Louder- | | milk, 2014 W. Michigan st., has been | pe the bronze star medal. He is | ss | Pvt. Jack A. Ochiltree was com- | mended by Maj. Gen. Raymond O. Barton, commanding the infantry training center at Ft. McClellan, Ala., for his performance. with the |

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S. Sgt. Linus Burns . . . killed in the Pacific.

M-1 rifle. Harry Kemp, 1233 N: Oxford st. n uo "

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Pvt. Edward Gunn, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Robert Gunn, 1129 Kentucky ave. received the g bronze star medal land ‘the purple § heart in France recently. A paratrooper, Pvt. Gunn also wears five battle stars. He is a veteran of action in Belgium,

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1944.

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The names of the following men appear on {ficial casualty lists:

ARMY DEAD-—European Regions Pfc. Wilbert J: Forsythe, Kokomo ARMY WOUNDED—Pacific Regions Pfc, Jesse "A. . Hubbard, Worthing ton Pfc, Kenneth E. Pearson, West NAYY DEAD Marine Pvt. Burton Nyal Enfield gola; Marine Pvt d Sellers, Au Marine Cpl. Frank Eugene Woo d, smith,

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