Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1949 — Page 14
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14 Local Servicemen ‘Among War Dead Being Returned to U.S.
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leight undergraduate Indiana chap- ~~ Aboara Transport Haiti Victory
Jers and alumni ‘members of ¥ ; 'ourteen Indianapolis residents are among the 106 Indiana Hambda Chi Alpha, social frater' servicemen whose bodies returned to the United States aboard the nity, ‘will be observed tomorrow! United States Army Transport Haiti Victory, the Department of with 4 full day of activities, as- the A tow) of 2018 armed forces dead originally burled in military al o armed forces dead originally ed in m i by the Indianapolis alumni, vi eterfes in Northern France, Holland and Luxembourg, is being [returned aboard the transport. \ W. Wilson, & Marion County Circuit Court’ gach next of kin of the service- 1" Thr Box 333. ahd Ple. Charies A. udge Lloyd D. Claycombe, & past men will be notified in advance oifdise. “Wiliam BE. Paradise, 3165 8.
Pennsylvania St. ational president of the frater-o¢ the arrival of the vessel and prison B A Votes deat
“nity, will speak at a luncheon in| (again after the arrival of the| S-8gt. Martin J. Rafilco, whose next |
ithe Hotel Lincoln opening celebra-nodies at the regional distribution Je ins se tr Jona 1 Slaughter, Claude t.
tion of the organization's 40th centers of the American Graves Slaughter, J430 W. 30th anniversary. [Registration Service, Indians Alr Force dead
8-8gt.. Charlies W, Bloucher, whose next Dance in Evening The Indianaoplis Army dead, of Kin is Jans M. Bloucher, Quincy; 3d Fra |well, Anderson; 1st Lt. Robert
Purdue, Butler, DePauw and In-|and next of kin: nkiin B. Caldwell, Wilms A Calddiana Universities, Franklin, Wa-| Iman, Mary M. Packelman, Behart, 1st | Lt. Col. Barry D. Browne, whose next| bash and Hanover Colleges and of kin is Male E_Browne, 857 Berkeley ton John, Chucago. &-bet Marion Samii 1 Pfo, Edwin D. Cox, ‘Mrs, Vernell| ” $ Rose Polytechnic Institute chap-(Rd; Ee Baw OOO Raymond P| OSrter, Mrs. Elizabeth J. McCarter. Pa ters will compete in a song £On-|Pults, Mary B. Pultm 4400 Caroline Ave.; rekairg, and S-Sgt. Harold L. MoNew,
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