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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1964

Page

3

Seely Takes Part in Strasbourg Liberation Ceremonies

Army PEC John R. Seely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Seely of Carrollton, joined the 1st Battalion 3d Infantry Division in Strasbourg for November 22 ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of the town’s liberation. President De Gaulle reviewed the U S troops with an honor guard and color guard. Seely, 24, is a Company C clerk near Schweinfurt, entered the Army in 1983, and is a Denton High School 1958 graduate. His wife Dianne accompanies him in Germany.

Strasbourg France AHTNC John R. Seely Walter T. Seely Wintergreen Drive Carrollton 3D Infantry Division 30Th Infantry U. S. Army Europe Charles de Gaulle Seely Schweinfurt Germany Fort Polk Denton High School Dallas Dianne

Trans Pecos deer are robust this fall

San Angelo reports from the Parks and Wildlife Department indicate mule deer herds west of the Pecos River are in excellent condition overall. Dry conditions in Hudspeth and Culberson Counties limited summer growth, but most areas show strong bucks and good flesh while does and fawns suffered from food shortages.

San Angelo Texas Pecos River Hudspeth Culberson Parks and Wildlife Department

City Seeks One Year Gasoline and Oils Supply

Sealed bids due by 5 p.m. Monday January 18 1965 at the City Secretary’s office for a one year supply of gasoline and oils. Quantities and specifications available at City Hall.

City Hall

Ross Qualifies as Expert with M 14 Rifle at Fort Hood

Fort Hood Texas date Sergeant Johnnie R Ross son of Mrs Juanita C Ross 1907 Cottonwood Rd Carrollton qualified as expert in firing the M 14 rifle. He is assigned to Company B 1st Battalion 52d Infantry 1st Armored Division entered the Army in February 1962 completed basic training at Fort Ord California a 1961 Carrollton High School graduate who attended Austin Peay State College Clarksville Arkansas.

Fort Hood, Texas AHTNC Johnnie R. Ross Juanita C. Ross Cottonwood Rd Carrollton Fort Hood Texas Ross 52D Infantry 1St Armored Division Army Fort Ord Calif

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