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Hoosier sailor's lost remains return more than 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack

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For years, Judith Marlene Martin wondered what happened to her uncle, Paul Newton. A Romney, Indiana, resident, he joined the military right out of high school, despite the risk of

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Hoosier sailor's lost remains return more than 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack

For years, Judith Marlene Martin wondered what happened to her uncle, Paul Newton. A Romney, Indiana, resident, he joined the military right out of high school, despite the risk of

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Chronicle-Tribune broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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