Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1951 — Page 14

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A recent Navy recruit to put away her civilian apparel for |

{the military garb is Betty J. Bear, Columbus, Ind. She is receiving her basic training at the U. 8. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. | Pfc. JoAnn Warble, member of

the Air Corps’ 4406th WAF Sgua-| PVT. JOSEPH E. PROUT,

Company I, 506th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 101st Divi- | sion, is in training at Camp B reckinridge, Ky. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prout, 1233 N. Olney 8t., and

dron, has been _. assigned ton the {20th Supply § Squadron at |Shaw Air Force {Base in South Carolina, where |she is learning

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May Campbell, 48 N. Colorado A Hoosier sailor serving aboard | : J the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea In the Mediterranean area fs Arthur L. [8 Hensley, Sheri-| dan, an aviation |§

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Center in San Diego, Cal. A graduate of Howe High

structural me- ye ¢ School, he enchanic first) tered the service class. 4 in January. PVT. FRED- He is a mem-|

tary Air Transport Service, Kelly| . Air Force Base, Tex. State Police Posts The son of Mr. Fred V. Sears,|g « . 1140 Pleasant St., he is a gradu-| List 3 Promotions

ate of Manual High School and] Three promotions in Indiana attended Butler University. ‘State Police Posts ‘were ais

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Serving with the 101st Atr-|nouUnced today. borne Division at Camp Breckine Trooper Robert J. Clevenger, ridge, Ky., is Pvt. Robert J. Har: Huntington, was advanced to ris. He is the son of Mr. and|corporal at Ligonier Post. He Mrs. R. W. Harris, 7777 W. succeeded Cpl. Richard B. Peters, Washington St. {Bristol, who was advanced to ser-

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|vacancy at Ligonier was filled by PFC. RAYMOND L. LUKINS advancing Sgt. Ralph E. Powell, has been graduated from the pho- Peru. tography school at Lowry Air| Other personnel changes inForce Base in Denver, Colo. {cluded advancement of TechPfc. Lukins entered the service nician Ray H. Thompson Jr., 1920. in October and received his basic|Arrot Ave. from second to first training at Lackland Air Force class. Base, Tex.

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