Red Cross Accountant James A Schooler Assigned Overseas
James A Schooler now stationed in Italy as assistant director of Red Cross accountants in Italy. He volunteered for service last February and has been overseas since March after initial assignment at National Red Cross Headquarters in Washington. He and his wife and two children Carol Rea and Richard reside with her mother in the area.
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Italy
American Red Cross
James A. Schooler
1911
Taylor
Schooler
Red Cross Accountants
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Gooper High School
Swift Packing Co
Red Cross
Pennsylvania Ship Yards
Beaumont
Tremett Way reduces weight without exercise or diet
An advertisement touts a weight loss method claiming 3 to 5 pounds weekly without exercise, dieting, or drugs. It promises full money back if 30 days pass without improvement, and cites Cef Prevention at Cretney Drug, Walgreen's, and druggists.
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Tremett
Cretney Drug
Walgreen's
Oxford Products, Inc
Pantex Case Set for Retrial in July in Federal Court
The Pantex land condemnation case returns to federal district court on July 15 for retrial over land, improvements, and crops valued after government seizure of 15,000 acres near Victory community by St Francis. The government may seek a jury. prior trial lasted over a month and favored landowners before a Circuit Court reversal.
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Pantex
Federal District Court
Pantex Ordnance Plant
James C. Wilson
Wilson
Circuit Court
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
Panhandle
Victory
St Francis
Talomo Trail Not A Real Highway In Mindanao
On Mindanao's Talomo Trail the route from Kirawe to Talomo is a difficult, mud filled path used by Doughboys in World War II. Lt. Albert H. Todd of Lincoln, Neb., leads a small supply fleet using 17 water buffaloes that move only about four and a half miles daily through swamp and mud.
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Richard C. Bergholz
Mindana
Kirawe
Mindanao
Talomo
Davao Gulf
Taloma Trail
Talomo Trail
Albert H. Todd
Lincoln
Neb
Andy
Andy Gribbins
Earth
Andy Gribbin
Best Laughs of ’45 Carabao and Doughboy Hardship
Describes World War II conditions with 100 to 150 pounds of supplies and harsh mud and rain. Notes Japanese ambushes along trails and a veteran leader losing two brothers while two scouts were killed. Also mentions a New England squad leader affected by combat stress. In Gary Indiana municipal firemen test a new fire rescue device allowing 29 to slide from the seventh floor. Mayor Finerty tests the device from the fourth floor.
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New England
Europe
Gary
Ind
U.P
Joseph FE. Finerty
Death claims Mrs Inman pioneer Amarillo resident
Mrs Katherine Inman longtime Amarillo resident dies at home after long illness at 2205 Hughes She and her late husband Frank Inman helped establish the first Amarillo Hotel Her survivors include son Gordon Inman granddaughter Mrs Joey Hipes and John G Inman brother John J Gordon Also sister of the late H P Canode Rosary services set in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel by Msgr John Steinlage
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Katherine Inman
Amarillo
Hughes
Inman
Frank Inman
H. P. Canodes
Ernest Thompson
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cal
John J. Gordon
Joey Hipes
John G. Inman
Chula Vista
H. P. Canode
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Msgr
John Steinlage
Wounded Marine Sergeant Giles Returns to Oakland
Sergeant Giles of the First Marine Division was wounded on Okinawa May 13 and evacuated to Hawaii for hospitalization. He previously was wounded at Peleliu in 1944 and has invasions in the Marshalls Carolines Cape Gloucester New Britain Peleliu Okinawa. He plans a third operation to remove shell fragments and is stationed with family in Fort Worth area.
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Okinawa
Giles
C. L. Giles
North East Tenth
Oakland
Cal
Peleliu
Marshalls
Carolines
Cape Glouschester
New Britain
Hawaii
Cpl
Bill Giles
Amarillo
Honolulu
Fort Worth
Dover
Marines
Impressions from Okinawa Noted by Houston Marine
Marine Pvt. Eddie Vaz Ness of Houston reports finding an American sewing machine and a phonograph with Japanese records among the wreckage of a Japanese home in Okinawa. He writes that native children seem to walk early and many are bowlegged as a result.
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Houston
U.P
America
Okinaw
Eddie Vaz Ness
Homeward bound: Corpl James Newman dies at home
Cpl. James E. Newman 25 year old Bataan and Corregidor veteran lay in his mother's home in Fort Worth with his last wish granted by medical officers. He was flown home from Santa Fe to die of malnutrition and tuberculosis, after three years in a Japanese prison camp. His family recalls his simple pride and wartime service.
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Fort Worth
U.P
James E. Newman
Bataan and Corregidor
Newman
Philippines
Bataan
Corregidor
O. F. Newman
C. L. Brown
Neighbors Reported Woman Over Pigs Under Health Law
Mrs Martha Evinsaska bought two pigs with plans for pork chops without ration points. Neighbors alerted authorities leading to her arrest for violating the city health ordinance and she was required to dispose of the pigs.
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Chicago
Martha Evinsaska
Soldier captures German prisoner with Utah name match
GI Captures Namesake Roosevelt. Pfc. Deloy Baumgaertel in Germany wrote home that his first German prisoner gave the name Herman Baumegaertel. He notes no relation to the Utah Baumgaertel family.
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Roosevelt, Utah
Deloy Baumgaertel
Germany
John Baumgaertel
Roosevelt
Herman Baumegaertel
Utah
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Casella
Post Office Drug
French Cleaners & Hatters
Fifth Phone
Heinz
Everyman’'S Dream
Death
Mrs. Inman
Horace L. Giles
Bruns General Hospital
Santa Fe
N. M
Jim
Withers Plumbing Company
van Buren
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
Cera
Bruner
the World, the
Panhandle Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Rtising Council
Pierce ST
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