Soldiers enter training and promotions at military posts
Pvt Eugene Graham returns to Fort Benning Ga after emergency furlough and begins overseas training. William O Payne starts Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School at Miami Beach Fla to qualify as second lieutenant. Lt Robert Owen Ray promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant and serves as motor maintenance officer at Goodfellow Field San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Eugene Graham
Fort Benning
Graham
Dumas High School
William O. Payne
Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School
Miami Beach
Fla
Air Forces
Payne
Hobgood Begins Basic Flying Training at Enid Field
Aviation cadet Gano L. Hobgood son of Mr and Mrs W E Hobgood 604 Carolina Street has arrived at Enid Army Air Field Oklahoma to begin a nine week basic flying course He previously received primary training at Victory Field Vernon After this course he will proceed to advanced instruction at another airfield Reuben Benjamin Hughes 17 son of N D Hughes 305 B Lincoln Street has graduated from gunner’s mate training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station George T Jones son of Arthur B Jones 3815 West Sixth Avenue recently earned his wings as a second lieutenant from Pecos Army Air Force Advanced Two Engine Pilot School He is assigned to Pecos from Marana Field Arizona and is a former Amarillo High School student Pfc Billie W Hughes has graduated from an Army Air Forces Training Command aircraft mechanics course at Camp Curtissair Buffalo New York operated by Curtiss-Wright for maintaining P-40 and C-46 aircraft He is the son of James Hughes 1515 East Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gano L. Hobgood
W. E. Hobgood
Carolina Street
Enid Army Air Field
Enid
Oklo
Hobgood
Enid Air Field
Victory Field
Vernon
Reuben Benjamin Hughes
N. D. Hughes
Lincoln Street
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
George T. Jones
Arthur B. Jones
West Sixth Avenue
Pecos
Billie W. Hughes
Army Air Forces Training Command
Camp Curtissair
Buffalo
N. Y
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Army Air Force Training Command
Hughes
James Hughes
East
Tenth Avenue
Sanders Attends Stanford for Army STP Civil Engineering
Pvt. Royce L. Sanders reports to Stanford University Palo Alto for the Army Specialized Training Program to study civil engineering after basic at Camp Abbot Oregon. He graduated Amario High School in 1942 and worked at Santa Fe General Offices. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. FE. Sanders of Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce L. Sanders
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
Army
Sanders
Camp Abbot
Ore
Amarillo
Santa Fe General Offices
T. FE. Sanders
Cliffside Avenue
Pleasant Valley
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All Bran Highlighted as Gentle Constipation Aid
An unsolicited testimonial from Mrs. Joseph W. Poutie of Buffalo extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle laxative free from purgative effects. The letter claims All-Bran addresses constipation by supplying cellulose-like elements, supporting normal elimination without harsh sweeping action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Poutie
Englewood Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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Naval Air Training Center
Corpus Christi
U. S. Naval Reserve
Amarillo College
West Texas State College At
Canyon
Ray
Robert Owen Ray
R. H. Ray
Amarillo High School
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
W. 8S, Mount, JR
George Jones
Royce L, Sanders
Hughes Graduates
Jones
Stanford
Pskov
St.Joseph Vaneine
Busy Bee Cafe
Ansley Cleaners
Thad
Lockhart Cleaners
Benson Schoel
Commerce
Clovis, New Mexico
Walter S. Mount, Jr
Mount
Hughes Street
Black Patent
Fifth Avenue Shop
Polk
Red Cross
Others
PCL Eee
Ae Optometrist
Zale
America
Budweiser
War Chest
Anheuser-Busch
Anreuser-Busch
ST. Louis
U. S
National
Acousticon
Great National Life
Dallas
Texas
Sida
Trimz
LDS
Burpee
Nooe
Parte
Tyler Ct
Firestone
Richard Crooks
Firestone Symphony Orchestras
3. C
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