Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1945 — Page 15

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Three more Indianspolis soldiers with more than two years’ service were discharged from Billings general hospital this week.

They are Pvt. Arthur Pratt, son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Pratt, 4110

ward A. Schilling, husband of Mus. Betty Shilling, 2224 Broadway. A veteran of action in Normandy and Luxembourg, Pyt. Pratt was

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POKER PLAYER DRAWS 4 NINES, DROPS DEAD

SAN DIEGO, Cal., Nov. 2 (U, P.), ~David —Herscovitch, 85, Ogden, Utah, was whiling away the time

wife's arrival here from Ogden. He picked up a draw-poker hand,

and fell dead. Deputy . Coroner Lloyd Jones said the ecard player died of a heart attack,

PRISONERS OF WAR

~All Axis prisoners of war in the United States will be sent home by late winter or early spring of next year, it was learned today, War department sources sald

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