Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1950 — Page 26

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SOM: pte : ingens Ep eA Gra felleet meeting”. and. ess... ; os conmsmnvgosencaVeland Thaiank ii eld" ual. and movies, which the, Camp ATErbiry.” ye | citizens’ committee charged were The citizens’ - committee was Wilson, 2318 N.

For Information reprimanded in the university re- Illinois St, he N A port for atiowing personal differ has been in serv-

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Cpl. Bradshaw Sn. Bradshaw | | Another set of brothers in the |

Following in his anes Jootataps = Pre. son of Mr, and Mrs. Elijah Joges, 241 Beville Ave. Pfc. Jones’ [versity School of Education con-igoiner served in World War IT with the 26th Infantry Division in { Italy. He was with a machinegun battalion, Pfc. Jones, who i519, Is with 0 ‘Battery A of the 63d Field Artil-]

Jones took his the Navy June 3 and is now stabasic training at tioned on the USS Endicott. When

overseas, he : .

Ianded-in-Japani— Pyt.-Gloyd A Goffman. x on Aug. 6, 1949 Mrs, Doris Hardy, 1528 Broad-

Although ~ grad Bool . i "Prior to entering ren” eh basic train ough grade school pupils yones attended Technical ing at Ft. Knox, SEE THE CHICAGO FAIR J] had above average intelligence, | gcnool,

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is the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wil fred Bradshaw, 1125 W. 36th St.

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Naugatuck. Cpl. Bradshaw, who is 21, is an, instructor in radar and radio maintenance with the 3313th | Training Squadron at Scott Field, Belleville, TI. . He returned to duty Ai T after spending a seven-day furlough at home. ! Seaman Bradshaw. who is 25,

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{Jirécently home on a _30- -day leave,

returned to duty Aug. 6. } Seaman Bradshaw served in the Coast Guard three years and four months during World War II. He! took part in thé invasions of Leyte and the Batangas. He reenlisted in February, 1949. i - » i

Pfc. Charles R. Eddleman and | Seaman Apprentice "Harry E. Ed-

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{Clark has been in service only # ia short time. = tioned at Pearl He shipped overseas from He t o.0.k his . jramp pis, i i May, 1950 and basic training at on n Austria with/Ft. Knox, Ky. and the Medical Company of tha 350th on: furlough 14 days going ert -has-been- in to Seattle, Wash. service for two Im Robert J. Parker Before joining up he attended years and four months,

man said today. “The war's the only thing people are interested in,” sald H. Clark Springer, who headed the Hoosier GOP organization until 15 months ago. Here for a strategy meeting at {GOP state headquarters yester-; _ day, Mr, Springer refused to pre-

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