Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1948 — Page 10

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Began New Studies In September Harbison Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester ‘M. Hunt, 5343 N. Delaware St, has been admitted to the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, as a midshipman, Class of 1952. : Midshipman Hunt spent the summer mgnths being indoctrinated in the fundamental of Navy life and started the regular academic course in September,

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T. Sgt. Ralph H. Scherer, son of Mrs. Rosa Mae Scherer, 3338 E. New York 8t, was graduated as an honor student in his class as an airplane power plant mechanic Oct. 5 at Chahute Air Force Base, Chanute Field, Ill. 8gt. Scherer was graduated from Arsenal Technical High School before entering service in June, 1940. He will return to his home station with the Maintenance 8Sqdn., Seventh Main, & Supply Group, Carswell Air Force Base, Ft. Worth, Tex.

Two Indianapolis men, George James Cushing, chief quarter master, USN, of 502 (?) 20th St. and David Lawrence Van Gordon, quartermaster, first class, USN, of 4515 “E. 18th 8t.; are serving aboard the destroyer tender USS Prairie,

Sgt. James L. Anderson, son of Mrs. Sam Presnell, 9635 W. 28th St., recently was promoted to the grade of staff sergeant. He is a chief clerk at Enid Air Force Base, Enid, Okla. . A graduate of 8t. Meinrad Abbey at St. Meinrad, Ind. 8gt. Anderson spent nearly two years at Gander Field, Newfoundland. He recently became engaged to Miss Mar jo rie Robincheaux, Shreveport, La.

The heavy cruiser USS Helena, which has just been awarded the Battle Efficiency Pennant sand “E,” hds four Indiana men serving aboard her, : They are: Henry Eugene Walker, seaman apprentice, USN, son

Delaware St.; Willlam Jesse Morgdh, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Mary E. Morgan, 152 8. Downey 8t.; John Phillip Dagle, hospital corpsman, USN, husband of Mrs. Joyce Dagle, 3005 6th Ave. all of Indianapolis, and Herman Dean Maggert, chief metalsmith, USN, son of Mrs, Adda Laura Clanin,|" Pendleton,

Judy Canova, Husband ‘Have Friendly Split-Up’

Judy Canova, hillbilly actress turned glamour girl, was separated today from Chester England, her husband of five years.

“Ite business associate said. “They had dinner just be-| fore Chet moved out Sunday ‘night; “and neither --has .seen.a{lawyer yet.” ? England and Miss Canova, who recently announced she if “going glamorous,” have a 4-year-old

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fact-finding board within a few ually operate the trains. - This i. |days to look into the wage dis-|group includes telegraphers, dis- Funerals ! (pute between 16 unions and the patchers, clerks, shop mechanics Traditions SAFE CROSSING-—These schosl children cross the street in safety although their attention is [railroad industry, _A_government and signalmen, among others. 5 i rudy = fastened on the photographer who snapped their picture. Leaving School 2 they are protected by |labor official said today. nay ate demanding a Tedugt 3925 K. New York | the red-and-white stop sign, one of a hundred donated by the Hoosier Motor Club, which -also | The “President's intervention al Tron ii IRvington 1173 furnishes the white belts, badges, and other equipment used by traffic safety men at each school -| will postpone for at least 60 days/home pay, plus a 25-cent hourly o

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