General Stillwell Checks On His Gunners in India
General Joseph Stillwell oversees Chinese trainees on an artillery range in India as U S supplied weapons modernize the student gunners. The scene supports Stillwell rebuilding forces for a possible return into Burma against the Japanese.
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India
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Burma
Joseph Stillwell
U. S
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Venereal Disease Named Top Fifth Column Threat
Dr W D Prothro of the City-County Health Unit warns venereal disease is the nation’s leading fifth column threat, causing deaths, insanity, blindness, and infant deaths. He cites 7 million active cases, urges testing, treatment, and bedrock prevention measures including prostitution repression and a proposed venereal disease prevention institution.
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I Paso County
Health Department
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el Paso
Health
Defense Guard Company At Presidio Observes Its Second Anniversary
The second anniversary of Co. D, 3rd Battalion, TDG, was marked at Oasis in Ojinaga with over 40 members and guests including the Ojinaga mayor, Mexican army and home guard officials, Major Elmer G. Burgess, and Cpl. Jack Bowman. Capt. Edmondson, praised for rapid training, noted 91 enlistments and 26 trained for the army in two years. The group aims to reach full strength and stand ready to fight alongside Presidio and Ojinaga men in emergencies.
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Army
Shafter
Presidio
Adjutant General's Department
Ojinaga
Mike Bernardini
John Fortner
Burges
Baptist Sunday School Meet at Ravis Tuesday
The Fort Davis Baptist church will host the Big Bend Baptist association for an Emphasis Week program next Tuesday evening. Rev. R Le Wittner announces the theme War-time Responsibilities of Our Sunday Schools with speakers Rev. J A Kidd Don Littleton Rev Wilson Akins and Dr G B Hopkins. The Fort Davis Baptists will serve a supper at 6 15 pm.
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Big Bend Baptist Association
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J. A. Kidd
Don Littleton
Alpine Baptist Sunday School
Wilson Akins
Marta
G. 8. Hopkins
Flying School Visitor Brigadier General Visits Marfa Field
Brigadier General Martin Scanlon, former Allied Air Forces commander, visited the Marfa Advanced Flying School last week after touring Guadalcanal and the Matanikou River area. He conferred with Col. Gerald Hoyle, toured facilities, and spoke on training and wartime rationing. Coffee rationing aims to prevent waste and ensure supplies. Stamp No. 27 remains valid for five weeks.
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Matanikou
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Marfa
Gerald Hoyle
Toether
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Scanlon
Allied Air Forces
Douglas MacArthur
George H. Brett
Gas Dealers Continued in Wartime Ration Notes
Coffee stamps for children under 15 must stay in their ration books and be surrendered when the area is cleared of enemy troops. The item appears as a continued note on gas dealers and rationing details from wartime.
State to Improve Roads in Big Bend Area
The state plans transfers of land and road maintenance shifts in the Big Bend region. After property transfer, 60 days off, the 26 mile Vivianna mine road is nearly impassable due to gas, rationing, and reduced county road revenue post January 1. Proposals urge federal or state aid to maintain the Terlingua to Alpine and Adobe Wells segments, with Alpine chamber urged to prepare a technical brief for the Vivianna road and an engineer provided.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
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