Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1945 — Page 12
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (U. P.).|have been confined . . en. Jonathan M. Wainwright haddwere frequently struck "in the face
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by Japanese soldiers,” he said, Wainwright, hailed as a hero throughout the nation after his release from a Manchurian prison camp, said he was convinced Gen. Douglas MacArthur knows how to deal with Japan. Stating that “there is nothing soft” about MacArthur, Wainwright declared, ‘he will ferret out the | proper Japanese officials, He will {know how to require them to perform the orders he gives them. "If Gen, MacArthur is left alone,
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New York Tomorrow.
Seven Indianapolis soldiers are listed as due to arrive in New York tomorrow aboard the Norway Victory. They are:
Pfc. Earl R. Berry, Pfc. James W Lott, Pfc, Hobart C. Stevens, Cpl. Robert P. Hadley, T, 5th Gr. Ralph E, Hooper, Pfc. Don W,. Brown and Pfc Francis |
the Japanese won't have a chance! private ‘struck me five times and to start: war again-—certainly not |
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Saturday aboard the Mariposa. they are: Pfc. John D. Cassel, 4002 Rook- | wood ave.; 8. Sgt. Lawrence P, Donahue, 20 N, Oriental st.; Pfc. Charles | E. Lindell, 748 W. New, York at.;| Pfc. Harold E Reid, R. R. 3, Box| 172; Pfe. Richard F. Orummelli, | 5801 Copurn st.; M. Sgt. Wilbur G.| Stonger; Pfc. Leigh M. Cavanaugh: | Sgt. Ora A. Breidenbaugh, 2117 8. East st.; T. 4th Gr. Ernest E. Har- | ris, 2326 Adams st.; Capt. Raymond | A. Wurtz, 2186 Madison ave. T.! Sgt. John J. Cahill, 1141 W. 31st| st.; 1st Lt. John W. Hussey, 3733] Central ave: Pfc. Thurman P.| Farmer, 945 Bell st, and T. 5th Gr. | John R, Fulton, 3520 N. Nennsyl~ania st, 12 Others Dock Twelve local men are -listed as! having arrived nn Boston Monday | aboard the Pachaug Victory. They!
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| Everett C. McGriff Jr.; T. 4th Gr. [James H. Dortch, 2736 Mars Hill { st.; Pfc. Carlton H, Gibson, Pfe.| { Wiley L. Gibson, M. 8gt. John Ww. Adams, Pfc. Richard J. Stockrahm, Pfc. William Hever, T. Sgt. Loren | | H. Howe, 8:-8gt. William L. Haley | IT. 3d Gr. Carl Forchee, and Sgt.!| |
James H. Clark, {| Five Indianapolis men are listed | as due to arrive in Boston aboard! the John Stevens Thursday. The five are: T. 5th Gr. William R. Fowler, T. Bth Gr. Floyd L. Zook, Pfc. Forest K. Allen, Capt. Morris E. McDanfels, 2033 N. Delaware st, and T. Sgt. Lyman H, Wolfla. Six local men are listed as due to arrive In Newport News Thurss. day aboard the Blue Ridge Victory. | {They are: {
| | T, 4th Gr. Edgar PF . Prasier, Pe. | {Samuel D. Hayes, T. 5th Gr. Harry! T. Yelton, Plc. Lionel -L.- Myers Pte. | Otis J Kloss and Pfc Matthews J. ! Buckner i
CASS COUNTY FLOODS
Cass county public officials scheduled a meeting-tomorrow with the Indiana flood control and water resources commission angl representatives of the U. 8. army corps of | engineers, to discuss flood contrel in the Logansport area Secretary Clyde R. Black of the state commission said that Loganss port Mayor R. F. Leonard would | head the delegation. net] Yesterday, Salem*and Washing | ton county officials met with state engineers to discuss flood guards for that area, A hearing by army engineers was scheduled for Thursday at Corydon on another proposed Hoosier flood control project. * Meanwhile, Black advised communities that all flood control projects planned by local authori ties must be approved by the state commission, in conformity with pro visions of new Indiana flood control laws.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - Mother With Her 18-Pound Baby
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Francis Strohl of Lawton, Pa. gave birth to an 18-pound
Baby is heaviest reported in re-
aboard the Bernard Carter,! cent years. Mother and baby are reported doing well.
The two are: nS einen term T. 5th Gr Wayne Harkness, 1215 E Hanna at, and Cpl. Louis D, Otto, 2426 REPORT POLIO CASES W. 168th st, Ten local men are listed as due| SOUTH BEND, Sept. 18 (UU. P.). to arrive in New York Thursday|—A new case of infantile paralysis, aboard the Le Jeune, They are:|first in Pfc. Raymdnd EB Van Tretw, 1 Pfe.{in St. Joseph county this year, was James W. Farrior, Pfc. Richar i. Long, . T. 5th Gr. Louts Cegnik. Bgt. Wilbur E {being watched today by the South Kramer, T, 4th Gr Andrew 1. Weaxer; | Bend department of public health, Capt. Max B. McCaslin, 2003 N, e- A : Hen st.; Pfc. James F. Barfield, tar | The victim is 2-year-old Walter Richard DI, Boots and T. 4th Gr, Carl | Ward, EB. Ryan War ard. Saturday Arrivals —l Lb hn Fourteen Indianapolis men are listed as having arrived in Boston
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Louis Fink to Be Tried in Juvenile Court.
Sixteen-year-old Louis John Fink, alleged driver of the automobile th&t fatally injured a pedestrian, George Entwistle, has been charged with delinquency in juvenile court. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fink, 5146 N. Illinois st.,.the boy escaped a possible charge of manslaughter or reckless homicide in ecriininal court, prosecutor’s attaches said, He lacked four days of being 16 when the tragedy occurred Sept. 6. Under state law, no juvenile offender under 16 can be waived to the jurisdiction of criminal court unless the penalty for the alleged offense is life imprisonment or death, } Also,” a prosecutor cannot appear in juvenile court to press cases aginst juvenile defendants, Saul Rabb, deputy prosecutor explained. These are the jurisdiction of probation officers. « Deny Hitting Man Mr. Entwistle, ‘62-year-old filling station employee, was alleged to have been struck by the Fink automobile in the 5400 block of N. Keystone ave. ‘The Fink boy and a companion denied striking Mr, Entwistle, although admitting to deputy sheriffs their automobile struck a utility pole in that vicinity after having {knocked down several mail boxes. A coroner's jury gave a verdict of reckless homicide as the cause of death. Juvenile court penalty for delinquency is set by the court. Maximum penalty is committment to the Indiana Boys' school until the age of 21, although a lighter penalty can be assessed. The youth also is charged with driving without a proper license. His parents will be required to appear in court at a time to be set later by Judge Mark W. Rhoads.
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