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Inside Indianapolis

Hoosier Profile

IF THERE'S ONE WORD Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler leans on hard, it’s dependability. “The outstanding quality of a leader is dependability,” said the commander of the 28th Division, which is in training at Camp Atterbury. Gen, Strickler isn’t the type of-leader who is hard to:get along with. He's fair but firm, and he’s exceptionally conscientious over the care of his troops. The 53-year-old commander, who filled in the office of Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania before he and his Pennsylvania National Guard were federalized a month ago, knows his staff and his division. That's because he's the only officer to serve in combat with the 28th Diyision in both World Wars. ;

Called ‘Danny Boy’ ) HIS TROOPS know that the calm, mildmannered “old man,” who also is called “Danny Boy” by fellow veteran generals, is much a “GI General” as five-star Gen. Omar Bradley. A native of Pennsylvania and the son of a farmer who later turned banker and then merchant fen. Strickler has divided his life between political and military worlds. His military career began in 1916, when he was 19 and a senior in high school. He and several classmates enlisted as privates in the old Fourth Pennsylvania Infantry. On Dec, 24, 1947, a little over 31«years later, he was elevated to the rank of major general in command of the 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard. In 1917, after high school graduation, he saw duty as a sergeant at the Mexican border. He was commissioned a lieutenant after he was mustered out of service, then re-entered later that

year. This was when the 28th Division was formed. On his 21st birthday, Gen. Strickler, then a

lieutenant, crossed ‘the English Channel for combat duty in France. That was .in May, 1918. He took command of the 109th Machine Gun Battalion two months later, then rose to become the youngest captain in World War 1. He was wounded and gassed that August, and ¢ was cited for bravery the next month. After five major campaigns, and the Armistice, he was discharged and transferred to Captain of Infantry Reserve. His education interrupted three years, young Mr. Strickler entered Cornell -University in 1919. As dependable in college as in the Army, he captained the track team under Coach Jack Moakley. He was president of his Senior class, in addition to holding the presidency of other college organizations. These included the Quill and Dagger, Alpha Kappa chapter, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Phi Delta Phi honorary law fraternity, British-American Club and Cornell Officers’ Club. Graduation came in 1922, then admission to the bar of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in September, 1923. By 1929 he had been admitted to the bar of the Lancaster County, Pa. courts, Superior Court of Pennsylvania and U, 8. District and U. 8. Supreme Courts.

A full-hour program of India- ten enthusiastic napolis Symphony recordings will Indianapolis be heard in Belgium tomorrow,!

the orchestra, said today. A letter to Dr. Sevitzky from Christian Dupriez, Brussels radio program director and music commentator, announced the special event.

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Mr. 8 the U. 8 publican, he served as late as June, 1948, as

‘was admitted to

delegate to the Republican National Convention’

in Philadelphia.

After his first of three years as county auditor, he also took on the duty of special counsel for

Pennsylvania from 1928 to 1930. He continues

civilian life his law practice in Lancaster, where

he opened his office in 1930.

Civic and political appointments and offices came fast and thick. He served as a representa.) tive in the State Legislature in 1931, then on tem. porary appointment as Lancaster police cammis-| sioner the next year. He also served as a Lancaster County solicitor on bridge and smicipal

airport commissions from 1933 to 1941.

Political office within the party began in 1928, when he was elected Lancaster precinct county committeeman. He carried his district in every

election, holding this office until 1941.

Mr, Strickler passed through between-wars reserve ranks that reached colonelcy by World HEAT MEASURE "DEFINED

War II.

Col. Strickler voluntarily

fantry Regiment's first battalion.

In October, 1943,sthe division sailed for Scotland on the Aquitania, the same vessel that car-| ried him overseas In World War I. He trained! his battalion in assault work against beaches and pill boxes in England before they sailed the channel

on July 21, 1844, Through the hedgerows of

many. in Battle of Bulge WHILE ASSIGNED to the 110th Regiment,

during the Battle of the Bulge, he took command of remnants of the regiment and defended Wiltz, | division headquarters could He later led squads 35 miles through

Luxembourg until ‘withdraw. German lines to rejoin heddquarters,

He was promoted to full colonelcy and given command of the regiment, which he finally took! with the Allied Victory into the Saarland Province, |

where he became Military Governor.

The division returned to this country in Sep-/ tember, 1945, and was inactivated the next month. ! His decorations include the Silver Star, with

the Bronze Star, plus almost every medal for gallantry or heroism that has been issued by the United States

Oak Leaf Cluster, Legion of Merit,

or allied European government.

His wife, Caroline Grace Bolton Strickler, and daughter, Nancy, and son, Daniel Jr., make up his|

Harriet Bursk Strickler, his mother, also lives in Lancaster.—

family in Lancaster, Pa. Mrs.

(By Marion Craney.)

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Deputy Prosecutor Prosecutor

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a 14,500-acre ith, who resi northwest Ten- Smith, who resigned Oct. 1. iin 1948.

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surrendered his measure of the amount of heat colonel's commission for a lieutenant colonel rank! required to raise the temperature and duty with troops of his World War I division. ! {of one pound of water one degree He was assigned to the division In February, on the Fahrenheit scale. 1942, and was given command of the 112th In-

Normandy and across France to the Seine River he ied his battallon. They continued through Paris and Belgium until, after a push across Luxembourg, the battalion entered as the first Allied unit into ‘Ger- —

George 8S. Dalley|

Mr. Faulconer replaces Edwin

Mr. Faulconer is a graduate of utler University and was gradu-| lated from Valparaiso Law School

He was formerly associated with

law office. He has been a resident of Indianapolis all his life’ and

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