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Ernie Pyle Memeorial - Dana Indiana

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06 October 2013: Ernie Pyle Memorial near Dana Indiana on Rt 36. Ernie Pyle was a famous war correspondent during World War II. He was born of tenant farmers and later attended the University of Indiana majoring in Journalism. He worked for a few newspapers in Indiana before joining Scripps Howard and becoming known around the world for his journalism work in the war. Ernie was killed April 18, 1945 near Shima Okinawa, the victim of Japanese machine gun fire.

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06 October 2013: Ernie Pyle Memorial near Dana Indiana on Rt 36. Ernie Pyle was a famous war correspondent during World War II. He was born of tenant farmers and later attended the University of Indiana majoring in Journalism. He worked for a few newspapers in Indiana before joining Scripps Howard and becoming known around the world for his journalism work in the war. Ernie was killed April 18, 1945 near Shima Okinawa, the victim of Japanese machine gun fire.<br /> <br /> This image was produced in part utilizing High Dynamic Range (HDR) processes. It should not be used editorially without being listed as an illustration or with a disclaimer. It may or may not be an accurate representation of the scene as originally photographed and the finished image is the creation of the photographer. This image was produced in part utilizing High Dynamic Range (HDR) or panoramic stitching or other computer software manipulation processes. It should not be used editorially without being listed as an illustration or with a disclaimer. It may or may not be an accurate representation of the scene as originally photographed and the finished image is the creation of the photographer.