Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1950 — Page 5

R. 8149

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Capt. AV. Nolan Jr. Stationed at Benning; Sgt. Nolan Re-enlists, Assigned to Old Outfit

Several years of experience in the Air Force have convinced! two sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Nolan Sr, that the flying service {the Paratroops for nearly three years after the war, He was sta-|

tioned with the occupation forces) c Kk Capt. A. V. Nolan Jr., is budget and fiscal officer at Lawson | lin Germany most of that time. | versity Medical Center this wee

5 [The 22-year-old soldier is now at| Sgt. Charles M, Nolan, who enlisted in the Air Force in Jan- Ft. Riley, Kansas in training with|ATizona.

is tha career for them. Field, Ft. Ft. Benning, Ga.

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Capt. Nolan, now-30, was born: - Stationed- at - Frankfurt, Ger-tioned fn Maryland kt ano va Toth. Marion, dobn W.. i ——

weeks ago he re-enlisted and was old and unmarried

Squadron at Lackland Air

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ern Mattress and Capt. Nolan Bedding Co,

16 Norwestern Ave.

in the Pacific. His wife, Margaret

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1942 he became a private in the Air Force. He served in Charles-| ton, 8. C., and in Newfoundland, and was a major when the war year hitch. He attended Wash-

ended.

(Butch) Nolan III, 7, and Rob-| ert, 6,

ridge High School, and joined the, Air Force at the age of 17. Born

school in Huntington, W. Va. he was employed | by the National Cash Register Co. : ~The jamily 4 a moved to. + dianapolis oe] Sgt. Nolan in 1941, and in|

Robert Hill, 1229 Hiatt St. Pte.

Hill

i in September, 1948, and went ~ overseas in De-

year. He took his basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky.

Pfc. Hill Pfc. Hill signed up for a threeington High School and finished He rejoined the National Cash| school in the Army. His mother|

Register Co. after the war, but received a letter from him Mon-| in July, 1947, accepted another commission and returned to duty. | sn =n

day.

His wifé and two sons, A. V. live at Ft. Benning. Charles Nolan attended Short-|

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40 West Ohio St. i

t a E. Canter

Two brothers, both veterans of J+8ervice-with -the-Paratroops, have re-enlisted in different branches of the Armed Forces. They signed up on the same day, July 27. Pvt. Niles Anthony Canter, 20, {is at Parris Island, 8. C., training {with the Marine Corps. The former Manual High School student had completed a two and one-half

Niles Canter

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uAry,” 1046, was after three years of service. Three in Crawfordsville, he is 21 years y i

"U. 8. Navy. | of Mr

an attack squad-| aircraft carrier| §

. joined the Army]

__cember of that!

year enlistment | shortly before he joined the Janes,

Jackie E. Canter, served

the Air Force.

(and Mrs, Belen Canter, old ory he 7 Ww ol : 1 {Beecher St. ames n ‘is serve, 3716th Training Tao with the! "a

was 17.

and - then stationed at folk, Va.

“was given

duty,

me Cp KAngmwwe Tmany-witir p Bigwal-Pépot ante” Fountain Co : IB isd "Charles| his mother, Mrs. Agnes Finchum., ty. After gradu-| in = R. Hill, son of 617 N. East St., his recent fur. ation from high Mr. and Mrs. lough was cancelled because of |.

the Korean War situation, LI »

E. A. Chasteen

fordsville, Ind., “+Armed-Forves:

Edmond A. Chasteen is rving {with the U, 8. Navy and Cpl. William A. Chasteen is with the Air { Force. They are the sons of Mrs.!

{Mary E. Toler, Crawfordsville! Ind. ! Cpl. Chasteen, who is 20, en-|

{listed in the Air Force on Feb. 8, He took his basic training at San Antonio, Tex., and was trans-

ferred to Scott Field, Ii. He

(radio mechanic.

Cpl. Chasteen attended

Navy Sonor School at San Diego, Cal. He recently received orders to board the USS Mackenzie; — He was graduated from high! school in 1949 and enlisted in the!

Navy in September, 1949, » » =

Sgt. 1-c James J. Verrill, husMarie ¥. Verrill, recently arrived in Japan to join the 7th Infantry |

band of Mrs. Salem, Ind.

The boys are the sons of Mr.

Preparing to take his petty parkenstein and Sgt. Charles T.| officer examination in January is |

1. Stierwalt, who enlisted =—— {nthe Navy Decl 27, 1947 when he

He took boot training at Great Lakes, Ill,

‘about six months!

He is now sta-

Cpl. Chasteen

A brother team from Craw1s serving in the,

3% Police § TE a tisted- for Indiana : Indiana's non-farm working 1 re ns | r Use : at 1,231,000 on July 15, reflecting

Course Part of War On Drunken Driving

Chemical tests for intoxication are being studied at Indiana Uni.

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that time, {by 35 policemen from Indiana and

is part of the course, instituted to combat drunken driving. Dr. R. N. Harger, state toxi{cologist, is director of the school. | «He is assisted by Lt. Robert F.|

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Halpin of the Indiana state police. | | State troopers attending the. school include William 8. Kirk-| ham, Indianapolis post; Elvin Comer and Herbert Behlmer, Connersville post; Grover A, Vaughn and Ned Woodward, Putnamville; Michael McCann and John A.| Was Cook, Pendleton, and George, Nor- Humburg and F. L. Hamilton, until! 1 afayette. Cit cemen enrolled include | tlw Wo Eknnon - Washing |

‘his

sea ton; Sgt. Ralph Hoffa, Crawfordsville; Patrolmen Everett E. Eiltz-

Ge Hosery§New Castle; William -- Bowers, | Bloomington, and Richard Shirley, Lebanon.

| Division, now on occupation duty there, Sgt. Verrill entered ‘the service in February of 1941 at Philadel- ° |phia. Before being sent to Japan, the was stationed at Knox, Ky.

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no change from the level reached a month earlier, : John W. Crise, State Employment Security Division, sald the Korean War had had no effect Su: smployment. at

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