Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1950 — Page 15

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Pfc. Charles R. Long, an eight- Battalion. His family last heard Army, {fom him in a letter yesterday.

ried in June, and 1946 son of Mrs. Wil-iAve.;

He served im Europe during electricity. The school will last 18 World War II, and for two years weeks. s

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serving with the {United Nations |forces in Korea. His last letter written Aug. 30, told of moving to a rest area after seven days of action in the front lines

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