Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
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ARMY CHEMICAL CENTER
D.-Second 1t. Raffaele w. An
nonio, %. son of Mr.. and Mrs An
tonic Ammonia, 5e3 Grove ST., Del
mar. Del, recently arrived at the
Army Chemical Center, Md, and
is now a member of the Research
and Engineering Headquarters.
Lieutenont Annonio, last sta
toned at Fort Mcclellan. Ala, is
an intelligence and security officer
A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon
and 1854 graduate of the Univer-
sity of Delaware. he entered the
Army last October
FONTAINEBLEAU, FRANCE
MISgt Thomas B. Wilkerson, 25
son of Mrs Lucy Hickman. Laurel
Del, recently arrived in France
and is now assigned to Supreme
Headquarters. Allied Powers Eur
ope at Fontainebleau.
Sergeant Wilkerson, an admins
trative non-commissioned officer in
Headquarters Command, S651st Ad-
ministrative Area Unit, has been
in the Army since 1947 and holds
the Bronze Star Medal.
TOKYO-Cpl Jackie Hickman
%, whose wife, Naomi, and parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hickman, live
in frankfort, Del, recently spent
q weeks leave in Tokyo from his
unit in Korea.
Corporal Hickman, a section
chief in the 57th Field Artillery
Battalion's Battery A, entered the
Army in February 1854 and arrived
overseas last July.
He is a 1851 graduate of Lord
Baltimore High School, Ocean
View, Del.
Ralph Warren, son of MILFORD B.
Warren. Millsboro, Del, recently
spent a weeks leave in Tokyo from
his unit in Korea.
Sergeant First Glass Warren
first sergeant in the 133rd Medical
Detachment, entered the Army in
1914. He has been overseas since
last July.
TOKYO-Pfc. Howard S. Beach
N Race ST., Georgetown, Del, re-
Gently spent weeks leave in
Tokyo from his unit in Korea.
Private First Glass Beach, a per-
sonnet clerk in Headquarters
S132d Army Unit. entered the Army
in March 1854 and arrived over
seas last November.
The son of Joseph l. Beach
Route, 8, Delmar, Del, he attended
Delmar High School.
FORT BENNING. GA.-Army Pvt
Donald A. Vincent, son of Albert
j. Vincent, Route 2. FELTON,, Del.
recently was graduated from the
Army's Food Service School al
Fort Benning Ga.
Private Vincent, who completed
the schools cooking course, entered
the Army last November and COM
pleted basic training at Camp
Gordon. Ga. He was a farmer be-
fore entering the Army.
FORT MEADE. MD.-Cpl. Carl
ton T. Savage, 81, son of Mrs. Mae
Savage, Douglas ST., Georgetown
Del, recently was graduated from
the Army's Food Service School al
Fort George G. Meade Md.
Corporal Savage completed the
schools cooking course.
He entered the Army in July
1852 and completed basic train
ing at Camp Breckenridge. Ky.
FORT LEWIS, WASH.-Pvt. Carl
Ricketts,. 81. son of Frank Ricketts,
ID Woolford ST., Seaford, Del, is
among 10000 soldiers slated to
participate in Exercise Apple Jack
during May at the Yakima Firing
Center. Wash.
Apple Jack will test the effici-
ency of infantry and support units
in mountainous and desert terrain
The simulated use of atomic
weapons will be one of the con
ditions of the exercise.
Private Ricketts, entered the
Army in September 1858 and re.
caived basic training at Camr
Pickett. Va. Ricketts, ATTENDED
Frederick Deuelas High School be
fore entering the Army
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