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He died in the [[Wikipedia:Panama_Canal_Zone| Panama Canal Zone]]. | He died in the [[Wikipedia:Panama_Canal_Zone| Panama Canal Zone]]. | ||
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1868 – 10 April 1945
Junior Track Champion
Won IaFarge Trophy during the summer of 1941.
Personal History
Murphy was born in Conway, AR. His parents were Captain and Mrs. F. T. Murphy. He attended Little Rock High School, Arkansas Polytechnic College, and, from June 1942 through January 1943, Arkansas State Teachers College.
He entered the United States Army Air Corps on January 27, 1943.
He died in the Panama Canal Zone.
