Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1950 — Page 9

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Alton Cook Sent ~ To Pacific After . European Service

& A local man is serving ‘aboard | “USS Leyte in the Pacific! . ..... Ocean. | He is Alton Cook, son of Mrs. Thelma f Cook of 764) f Ketcham St., an } airman in the Navy. Mr. Cook had been serving in European waters. . He re-| turned in the latter part of] August to the! Alton Cook United States. He was then ordered with his! squadron back aboard the Leyte! and is now in Pacific waters.

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| these students when the home grid team takes the field tomorrow against lowa. Kneeling, clock- | | wise from lower left, are Richard Pile, Rushville sophomore; Elbert McDaniel Jr., Indianapolis fresh- | man; Charles "Tod" Jackson, Tipton junior, and Dale Moreda, Gary freshman. Standing are Sandra | Woodmansee, Indianapolis freshman; Rosalyn Watson, Vincennes sophomore; Joan McKinley, And-

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1. Supple * = = . Mrs. Glenn Sup- or i Stationed at the Navy's shore ple, 1540 E. Epler Ave. base at Argentia, Newfoundland, He has two daughters, Kathy |is Edward ¥. Andrews, chief com-| Jo and Carolyn Sue. missaryman, USN, of 2001 Wilx % = cox St. Cpl. Lawrence Goble, son of sri gia 3 rage of George Goble, 1030 Church St. the Naval Service on Ma; 6, 1940 recently re-enlisted in the Air . a” yo : F Joe sor HS Juars, Frank Hickam, fireman, USN, rior to entering service in son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hickam, September, 1947, Cpl. Goble at- gy, Livingston Ave, is serving tended Manual High School. He aboard a light anti-aircraft! was employed by the C. P. Lesh cruiser with the. Formosa “Straits Paper Company. He was active pi. - on the airlift to Berlin and is ’ a a» OW orig at a Bavarian jet pirtepn Indianapolis seaman re- . cruits, USN, are undergoing reHis outfit is the 36th Motor Ve- .,.,it training at the Naval Trainhicle Squadron, 36th Maintenance jo Center. Great Lakes, Ill and Supply Group, 36th Fighter| Tney are: William W. Haydon, Bomb Wing. son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. " & =» Haydon of 3523 N. Grant Ave.; Pfc. Bernard J. Harity, son of Robert Kay Hanen, son of Mr. Agnes H. Manning, 1465 S. Merid- and Mrs, Ivan Hanen of 5052 W. fan St., is attending an aviation 14th St.; Paul H. Johnson, son of specialist school at Chanute Air Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Johnson Force Base, in Illinois. of 57 N. Ewing St.; Thomas F. Pfc. Harity has completed eight Eads, son of Mr. and Mrs, James years’ service. D. Eads of 230 W. Wyoming St.; During World War II he served Bobby G. Mitchell, son of Mr. and|

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