Army Infficts Heavy Losses In Gulf War Games
Army weight of simulated combat shows the defending force inflicting heavy losses on a numerically superior invading Black army south of San Antonio. The exercise tested logistics and reinforcements for 500 plus air staff, while Belton Bartltt and Waco faced raids reducing aviation supplies. A separate note reports KRGV Weslaco Texas authorized to raise power to one kilowatt.
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Europe
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Bartlett
Waco
Mreve
Two Wounded in Kansas Shooting
In Neodesha Kansas a young Fredonia couple were critically wounded after the wife Azalee Fairchild 28 shot her husband in the chest at his workplace and then shot herself. County Attorney Charles Carpenter said the couple married last December and had a recent divorce suit filed by Fairchild.
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Charles Carpenter
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Aged Texas Doctor Succumbs in Paris
Clarksdale reports funeral services held for Dr. John C. Foster 93 who died in a Paris hospital after a brief illness. A Civil War veteran, Foster treated a patient last Sunday before falling ill, and was among Texas’s oldest active physicians. He belonged to the John C. Burkes camp, now with one living member. Huntsville notes the death of Robbie Bush Blalock 61, a member of a longtime local family, with funeral services conducted after death last night.
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John C. Foster
Paris
Texas
John C. Burkes Camp
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Robbie Bush Blalock
Texas Independence and the Alamo in a Historical Sketch
A Texas history narrative recalls Stephen Austin and settlers shaping Texas secession from Mexico led by William Travis. It notes Sam Houston’s decisive victory at San Jacinto, the massacre of Mexican regulars, and Texas becoming a republic before joining the United States.
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Texas
Alamo
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Vis
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San Jacinto
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