Clarence William Donnor 
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SOURCE: Time Magazine
3-23-18
The Navy Has Finally Solved the Mystery of the Missing Man From the Sinking of a WWII Cruiser
A search of available public records found that Clarence William Donnor, a Navy radio technician believed to have been among the Indianapolis crew, had continued to serve until he was discharged in 1946. But he wasn’t a 317th survivor. In fact, he had not been on the ship in the first place.
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