Out of town kin attend funeral and send regards
Relatives from Holbs New Mexico Carlsbad New Mexico and Esllas attend the funeral of Mrs Martha Carter. Names include Evelyn Prater Tony and Jim Carter Johnny Furrh Robert Furrh Estella Carter Joe Johnson and families from Esllas Lone Oak Crescent Tele rrone and Purcell. Griffis of Lamasco lives in Bonham and Newt Cunningham visits.
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Evelyn Prater
Holbs
N. Mex
Tony
Jim Carter
Carlsbad
New Mex
Johnny Furrh
Sic
U. S. Neivy
Robert Furrh
Healdton
Okla
Tom = Furrh
Icy and
Carter
Telerrone
Tex
Estella Carter
Joe Johnson
Esllas
Glen Patterson
Lone Oak
Bill Pickens
Earl Pickens
Crescent
Oklo
A. Griffis
Lamasco
Bonham
Judge Griffis
Justice
Griffis
Lamasca
Newt Cunningham
Anober
R. W. Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Marie Wilson
John B. Saunders
Denison
Dot Saunders
Army to Induct About 76 000 4-F Registrants
The War Department announced plans to induct roughly 76 000 4-F registrants aged 18 to 25 for limited service in June and July. This intake would run alongside June and July normal quotas of 100 000 and 70 000 respectively. Inductees are expected to speed overseas veteran releases and many may have minor eyesight issues. Hernia and certain foot or joint afflictions will disqualify.
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U.P
Army
Band Leader Ted Powell Indicted in Draft Evasion Case
New York June 2. Bandleader Ted Powell was indicted by a federal grand jury on draft law violations. He allegedly sent bribes including money liquor and clothing to a draft board clerk named John H. Wilson who died during the investigation in Detroit last fall.
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Teddy Powell
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John H. Wilson
Submarine War In Pacific Nearing Close
Rear Adm. Jas. Fife of the U S 7th Fleet Submarines reports in the Philippines that American undersea posts are nearing completion of their task in the Southwest Pacific due to Japan's scarce shipping. He notes submarines carried the bulk of Japanese losses since Pearl Harbor and the war might have ended earlier without U S shipping deficits.
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Submarine Fleet State at Pearl Harbor Revealed
Readings show limited submarine numbers and aging gear present during the Pearl Harbor attack era, highlighting constraints faced by early war fleets and the challenges in offensive capability.
Eleven Baptist Missionaries Beheaded in Philippines War
Japanese troops killed 11 Baptist missionaries and a nine year old son in Panay province on December 19 and 20, 1943. The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society says the missionaries fled to hills to aid Filipino guerrillas and were found after their hideout was betrayed under torture. Official confirmation came in 1944 but news was withheld for security.
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Jume 2
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Philippines
Panay Province
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Investigation Launched Into Fire and Riot at Fort Harrison
Military officials opened an inquiry into a riot and fire at Fort Benjamin Harrison disciplinary compounds in Indianapolis. Two people died including Pvt. Elton Hendrix of Paducah Kentucky, fatally wounded by a ricochet as guards fired submachine guns to quell the disturbance amid flames damaging nine barracks and about $100000 in losses.
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Elton Hendrix
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Gamage
Severe penalties for Nazis decreed in Berlin by Reds
Lord Mayor Arthur Werner announced a merciless justice program in Berlin, pledging execution for 50 former Nazis per incident and for anyone aware of planned disorder who fails to inform police. He cited attacks on Red Army troops and arson as crimes aimed at undermining postwar peace.
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London
Arthur Werner
Capittal
Werner
Hitler Youth Organization
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Mrs. David Alexander Visits Sulphur Family
Mrs. David Alexander of Sulphur is spending Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Farl McClure.
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Louis Ardis
Sulphur Springs
Ardis
E. M. Pratt
Joe Fielding
Amarillo
J B. McClure
Lair
Navy
Lairs
Frank Crow
David Alexander
Farl McClure
Miss Amis Din Annie dies after illness in hospital
An obituary notes Miss Amis Din Annie aged about 1 year died in a hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are at 2:30 p.m. at Edhube Torra Church with Rev. J. Pourial officiating and Wise in charge.
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Annie Age
Healy
Rev. J. Pourial
Tery
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