Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1949 — Page 4

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Twp - Indianapolis “sailors re-| cently completed the basic course in the Naval Reserve Officer Candidate Pogram at the “Naval Training Station, Newport, R. L| | “They are Vaughn C. Overstreet

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{ | Naval reservists from Indianapolis who recently returned from a Caribbean cruise aboard ships of Destroyer Division 21 include | Harry J Glenn, seaman, 722 W, 12th 8 will) Lynn Univarity Court / ne E. Sullivan, seaman recruit . eo J Reed. seaman v 3 Brookside Parkway: Richard Collier, seaman re. cruit, 2018 E 10th at John E Elmo SeRmAn Tecririts 2048 Parker Ave Date TH. Johnson. seaman AppLentc ce, 1150 N Bolton Ave: and Donald E, Wurster, seaman apprentice, 0, view Dr -

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