Hide Article Text (OCR)
i i Vr IIn-da-;ia-ori-pe-nccHofN.ofndsand)W-; to is he■ ofi.IteDridr»iisn-SDSScur^ 01 uumluim wiutii nuni piLKeu iium u puitn on ci lurm He operates near Waco, Tex. About one-third of the kernels on each ear had burst while still in the shuck, establishing again that its been hot in Texas. The state's record breaking heat wave continued (AP Photo).StctrsJ SirijyesDAVID (IKEY) BOLING, son of Mr. and Mrs. Unk Smith, 919 Lantana Drive, enlisted in the Signal Corps of the U. S. Army early in August. He is taking his basic training at Camp Gordon in Augusta, Georgia. Ikey graduated from King High in June.ter. His address is: A. F. 19393966, Hq. 6510th Air Base W. G., A. R. D. C., A. F. Flight Test Center, Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.S SGT. JAMES H. WILLIAMSis now in Pusan, Korea, having recently been stationed in Honolulu and Johnston Island. He has been in the Air Force five years and is in the air communication service Jimmy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams of the Ricardo community.1ST LT. BILL WILSON wasrecalled from the inactive reserve last October, having served 43 months in World War II. He reported immediately to Yokohama and w - sent on to Pusan in November, arriving at the 40th Parallel in time for the retreat. He is with th« First Cavalry Division of the Eighth Army. His wife, the former Judy Ford, and little daughter, Kathy, are living with Ms and Mrs. Ernest Ford near Ricardo.PFC. JUAN G. LOZANO recently reported to Keesler AFB. Biloxi. Mississippi, for 22 weeks of training in Electronics Fundamentals. Keesler AFB is known as the “Push-Button College of the Air Force, having 16 different schools offering 55 separate curricula. Lozano's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Erasmo G. Lozano of 601 East Santa Gertrudis Avenue.CORP. ALVIN L. SCHONE-FELD, son of Joseph Schonefeld, Riviera, is a student at the European Command Engineer School at Murnau, Germany. Located near the famed Bavarian winter resort at Garmisch, this school gives training in military subjects, all types of construction, and the fields of repairs and utilities. Students are soldiers, sailors and airmen, from U. S. military installations throughout Europe. Corporal Schonefeld is receiving instruction in heavy construction methods. He graduated from Riviera High School in 1943 and has been in the Army ten months. He is assigned to the 4th Engineer Combat Battalion at Hanau, Germany, as a construction specialist.PFC. RAYMOND C. DURHAM.JR., has been home on a 10-day leave. While he was home, his baby daughter, Alice Wimberly, was born, on Aug. 5. Mrs. Durham, the former Luane Westbrook, is making her home at Seeligson with her parents.Pfc. Durham left Monday of this week for Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., which is a jet training cen-S SGT. JACK P. LEON, son of Mrs. Barbara L. Andrus of 502 South Sixth Street, is working as a personnel and classification specialist in support of the 3rd Bombardment Wing’s all out effort against the Communists in Korea. Hhe has been in Japan since April 1950. He classifies all personnel coming into his squadron, making sure they are properly assigned. Since the outbreak of the Korean war Sgt. Leon’s outfit has destroyed or damaged 6.000 Red supply vehicles and 90 water going vessels. Over 250 locomotives have been destroyed or damaged, as have 1,940 supply-laden railroad cars. The B-26’s also knocked out 23 Russian made tanks and 50 gun emplacements while damaging three tanks and 70 gun positions.VJtlAEWVBOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 AIR-CONDITIONEDHSHSHSI3gHg?€SKSHg€gH2MS€S THURS., FRI., AUG. 23-24
Newspaper Details
Kingsville Record
Kingsville, Texas, US
Wed, Aug 22, 1951
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Jessie L.
USA 14 Oct 2023
Other Publications Near Kingsville, Texas
Kingsville Record
