Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1951 — Page 4

"PAGE 4. Hoosier Heroes— -

‘Local GI Awarded Medal ites Tomorrow For Aid in Escaping Trap For 1. F. Corcoran

Cpl. Carver, Squad Face Withering Fire | Former Policeman |.vone and special prizes. y ae pr ” From Enemy Swarming in From High Ground | . Here Died at 79 - “Screen fare wi wa Roy Rog & ; Z «3 I oe ALE of Indianapolis "} —

For exposing himself to intense enemy fire Lo cover the with-| A requiem high mass for Timo- lof the current serials at both

drawal of his unit, an Indianapolis member of the First Cavalry (thy F. Corcoran, former Indian-|the x v/ aters. Doors will open at 1 * Division has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal. lapolis policeman, will be sung atin. m. at the Zaring and 1: 30 nm

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Valentine Matinee [Arranged by Theaters

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Carver, '2138 Madison Ave., and ‘the members of his squad faced the '9 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Cross at the Ritz, s. fire of an overwhelming enemy force swarming in from higher Catholic Church, Preceding will (Advertisement) ground so that an artillery battal-| {be services at 8:30 a. m. in Feeney : | Charles M. Riggin, 122 N, Herman | J » ee the ast man St. taking recruit training at/® Feeney Funeral Home. Burin) Way fo Relieve to get out of the area. The epi- Great Lakes, IL will be in Holy Cross, | I + h Pi I " sode took place near Yongdong, a... | Mr. Corcoran, who was 79, died C Y imp es Korea, July 25. | Salling on ships 10 Rofean Monday In his home at 340 N.| When your skin is irritated = 2 waters are the following Arsenal Ave. He had been fli With pimples. red blotches and =

» » os i { lis ‘Navy men: 8 A guard in an MP unit, Pfc. 2P2 other skin blemishes and you're | Kenneth Eugene Whitney, three years. crazy with itching torture, here's =

Jerry Richards, | as " J boatswain's mate third class,| Born in Hendricks County, he i . son of Mr, and@ :/1828 HF. Washington St.; William y {fast relief. Get a 40c box of Peter- = Mrs, Hubert NN.’ Nuckles, seaman apprentice, [had lived here most of his life. [son's Ointment at your druggist = E

Rich&rds, Treve-1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey A veteran of 38 years on the and apply this soothing balm.

« lac, 1s stationed | Nuckles, 820 Beacher 8t.; Arthur police force he started as a pa- I omPty relieves, smartness and £

* at David Mothan itching.’ You skin looks better, Alr Baie” near W. Felton, teleman first class, trolman, and for 18 years was a fools better, Money back if not

husband of Mrs. June Felton, 2348 Tucson, Ariz.

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Active in basketball at Helms‘burg High . School, he wa . graduated -last? i * spring. He enlist- $ of In the Army TI Bithards * two weeks later. He expects to . come home on furluagh soon. # o » © 4n Indianapolis father of two . litue girls is stationed in South- | western Command Headquarters, * Japan. M/8gt. Thomas E. Gluck-| . hertz has been in the Far East since May, 1949. . His wife, Mary, and his daugh- « ters, Judith Ann and Mary Mar- * garete, live at 3230 ~ Capitol Ave. # L Mr: and Mrs. Chester G. Tal- ' bott, 1951 Ruckle St, have two , sons in the Armed Forces. ‘Cpl. Frank C, Talbott, who Is 21, recently arrived in Japan. He

Coyner Ave.; Frank Crider, fireman, husband of Mrs. Erma

Bi Crider, 60 8. First Ave. Beech Grove; Frank Montgomery and

Gene Montgomery, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Montgomery, {2704 N, La Salle St.: Wilbur A. { Pitcher, radarman second class, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Lewis A. | Pitcher, 247 N. Richland St; Oliver L. Thompson, seaman, {2672 Burton Ave. and Russell 8. Smith Jr, chief yeoman, i Shelby St.

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Mayor Bayt, Family

Leave for Florida

| Mayor Bayt and his family left {today for the Mayor's first vacation since he tovk over thé reins of city government. The Mayor said he would spend about ten days

was called to active duty with © the reserves in September. He was!

. discharged in June after 19

» months with the Army of of

“ cupation in Germany.

2608 and Knights of Columbus.

at Palatka,

sergeant with the Indianapolis delighted. Humane Society, He retired in m1941. i During World War II, he was head of internal security for Stokely Van Camp, Inc. Mr, Corcoran belonged to the Holy Cross Catholic Church and its Holy Name Sodlety, He was a member of the Fraterral Order ''of Police, Ancient Order of Hibernians, 8t. Philip's Men’s Club

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WILL He is survived by his wife, |Nelle; a daughter, Miss Margaret

{M. Corcoran; a son, Ned E., all of, oN (o) 8 0 3 indianapolis. and four grandehll-| Kil SEs SEVIER FAST! dren, BEITER FAST!

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