Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1950 — Page 4

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“11st Cavalry Division without de-

pounded the Reds on the other side of the Naktong River. Troops and tanks of the 1st Cavalry Division occupied Waegwan | pi

Then, at noon, the SuperforTheir bombs ex-

tresses came,

pioded up and down the other side ' Former Twe- un

{Patsy Hae Connor, 3051 Rockville Road. received a jatiar froin Him

of the Naktong lke a walking artillery barrage — except that every explosion. was 10 times bigger: This was air support at! its most massive, The men said the'll never tor-|

get those B-29s. i ee None of Tt Hit T¥ } “Succumbs ~*“Boy" sald Pvt. ‘George E.- A former two

Archer, of Portsmouth, Va. “If we gould lay in the kind of stuf those airplanes dropped we could cut a path through to Manchuria. “They came in wham, wham, wham, and I hope every wham eliminated a round dozen of those so-and-sos.”

ter, Mrs, Jackson St,

as... shert i in... " _ [about good,” sald Pvt. Duane A, Torkel garded as one

son, of Riverside, Cal, “I wish they'd. det.plastered.. LVELY: day drole and rife twice a day. Maybe when we get started north with that kind of close support stuff we won't have

ito fight anything but dead {Gooks." shoots. : Pfe. Wayland Ingram, of Chat- Mr. - Riddle.

{tanooga, Tenn, said, “Man, 1 liked the looks of that stuff, BetIter yet, none of it hit us.” { The Communists in their dawn attack yesterday penetrated the

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{tection until’ they hit a compan children, on” Hi em ERA ‘One "Helluva Fighy [In Monterey. Pte. Donald Edgar, of Pasa-| dena, Cal, sald the Reds swarmed {all over his company's position {forcing it to retreat up the hill. There his company remained all day yesterday. i

Services

‘Antghter said An gh hunter. Mr. Riddis went| 3 Sm i

hunting even after he was 90. \g He was regarded as one of the sharpest hunters in wild turkey |Z

The funeral of Mrs.

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-gun sheriff from the hills of Tennessee died here yesterday at the age of 94, He| B. W. Harper was Edward Gaither Riddle. He! peari Harbor. His fiancee, Miss Motors Corporation. died at the home of his daughJoseph Hatton, 2019

Mr. Riddle served four years)

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35 years ago. He was re-| american Legion,

of the best reshots. Jn the rea,

who moved here 3 two years ago from Tennessee, = living descendants. = They include seven children, 38 grandchildren, 48 great- grandchil-| dren and nine -great-great-grand-;

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Mrs. Gregory

Friday

Susan E.|

“We killed plenty of them, with! Gregory will be held at 3 p.m.!

| Browning automatic rifle men | knocking them down all around] P Chapel. {our perimeter,” Mr. Kdgar said. |® “®°® ape | “This morning we decided to | Memorial Park, {make a break for it and started

{It was one helluva fight, { “One Gook popped up two feet lived here unt!

{Friday in the Harry W. Moore in

with burial

Mrs, Gregory, who was 27, died! {down the slope in small groups. Saturday in San Diego, Cal. She iwas born in Indianapolis and had |

1 two years ago.

trom the muzzle of my M-1 rifle Her husband, Marine Tech. Sgt. |

iand all I had to do was pull the William Gregory, is stationed at -1Camp Pendleton, 8he is survived by her husband;! two sons, William Jr., 5, and Rob- |S one week old; her |S i Mroand Mrs Jeff Mar

trigger and blow his face off, | “We got down to the base of| the hill and saw two of our tanks! ranging up and down the road.

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buried today in Memorial Park Cemetery after services in Shirley

Hill- Chapel.

= Mrs. Thurston, who was 71, was 9 ro widow of Harry M. Thurston:

she came to Indihan 50 years ago,

residing with her only child, Roy 8. Horton Sr., 948 N, Bradley Ave.

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land Baptist Church. Surviving with the son are two | sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Zerface, Shel-| byville, and Mrs. Pina Crawford,

nd one grandson.

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will follow rites at 1 p, m. Satqurday in Caldwell Chapel AME.

survived by his and a daughter, Rock, Ark.

| died- in: Bartholomew County Hos[pital late yesterday, half an hour = jafter his car ran off Ind. 46 two 'S ‘and! g

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