Flight Officer Davis Finishes Cadet Class At Altus Okla
Flight Officer Davis, youngest in a 370 cadet class, graduated May 22 at the Twin-engine Advance Flying School Altus Okla and visits White Deer before reporting to Alliance Kan for troop carrier duty. Collis, a White Deer native, trained at Ballinger after high school and cadet training in 1943.
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White Deer
May
Davis
Altus
Okla
Alliance
Kan
Collis
White Deer School
Texas Tech
Ballinger
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Lt Thompson Reports to Peterson Field Colorado Springs
Lt John S. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs M S Thompson Dumas has reported to Peter son Field Combat crew training school in Colorado Springs He will train for several months before overseas action Sgt Joseph F Jones formerly of Clarendon is in England for training with the Air Service Command to prepare for further action against the enemy.
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John S. Thompson
M. S. Thompson
Dumas
Peterson Field Combat Crew
Colorado Springs
Thompson
Joseph F. Jones
Clarendon
England
Sergeant Jones
Leona Jones
Air Service Command
Mclean
Bruce E. Stewart
Moses Lake Army Air Field
Moses Lake
Wash
Fourth Air Force
Josie Stewart
Navy Ensign Collins of White Deer Receives Commission
William C. Collins son of Mr and Mrs W D Collins White Deer received his navy ensign commission from Northwestern University Chicago and is home on leave. He will serve as a deck officer with the fleet. Ensign Collins a Groom High School and West Texas State College graduate.
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White Deer
William C. Collins
W. D. Collins
Navy
Naval Training School For Midshipmen
Northwestern University
Chicago
Ensign Collins
Groom High School
West Texas State College
Promoted officers and soldiers from Rule to Alanreed note
Roger Carl Barton of Rule is promoted from first lieutenant to captain at an Eighth Army Air Force base in England. Barton, 24, is a wing navigator with 25 Flying Fortress missions and holds the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters. He studied pre-law at West Texas State College before enlisting in 1942.
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Roger Carl Barton
Rule
Eighth Army Air Force
England
Barton
Europe
Captain Barton
West Texas State College
Ruth Cole Barton
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