Coast Guards Rescue 53 Russian Sailors in Harrowing Surge
In a dramatic Pacific rescue, 53 crew members from a Russian merchant ship were saved after driving ashore on rocks in heavy seas. One woman died and another was injured. survivors were hauled up a cliff by a coast guard team over nearly a full day.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Pacific
Russians, So Coast Guards
Coast Guards
Men and Women in the Service Highlighted Duty Changes
Second Lieut. Jack E. Andrews graduated from officer candidate school at Camp Hood Texas and is on leave with wife and father Harold C. Andrews. Nurse Evelyn E. Bailey received an army air corps duty order for Sioux Falls South Dakota. Private First Class Ferrel Eugene Turner and Private Stanley Davis received transfers and promotions. Seaman First Class William A. Izer on 14 day leave from Oak Harbor Washington. Cadet Robert C. Kacena transferred from San Antonio exits.
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Jack E. Andrews
Camp Hood
Texas
Harold C Andrews
Eleventh Street
Andrews
Evelyn E. Bailey
Mercy Hospital
War Department
Sioux Falls
Army Air Corps
Bailey
Linn County
Red Cross
Ferrel Eugene Turner
Hershel R. Turner
Allview Drive
Clearwater
Fla
Chanutefield
Ill
Stanley Davis
Harold Davis
Fourth Street NW
Camp Roberts
Calif
Fort Benning Go
William A. Izer
George W. Izer
Eighth Street
Sergt
Verne R. van Cura
Camp Adair
Ore
Jean Rice
Sergt. van Cura
E. D. van Cura
J Street
George J. Oujiri
George C Oujiri
F Avenue
Camp Butner
Oujiri
Corp
Leonard J. Yanecek
Camp Shelby
Miss
Shreveport
Jussie
Corp Yanecek
James Yanecek
Fairfax
Bernhardt Kraus
Herman Kraus
Sixth Street
Camp McCoy
Wrs
James B. Hodgson
James B
Glenn Barr
North Liberty Corp
Bernard O. Nemmers
Camp White
P J Nemmers
Grande Avenue
D Avenue
Hf. Wenkstern
B L. Herron
Maplewood Drive
Camp
Joseph T Robinson
Ark Corp
Wenksternn
Camp Robinson
The
Replacement Training Center
Danceland Ballroom
Wenkstein and Hasley Company
Robert R. Kouba
Naval Training School
Tucson
Ariz
Navy
Lieut Kouba
Twenty-first Street
Richard Carlyle
Latreet
Richard
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Carlyle
Virgil Jackson
Rex Jackson
Second Avenue SE
Calf
Fort Lewis
Wash
Virgil Jacksons
Vernon
Army
Kearns Held
Utah
University of Town
Cletus Galleger
Joe Galleger
Johnson Avenue
Clearwater, Pha
Chanute Weld
Fred Long
Joe Barkwill
Marion
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Armed Guard Center
South Brooklyn
N.Y
Richard F Long
Yuma
Camp San Luis Obispo
Military transfers and furloughs across multiple camps
The list itemizes numerous soldiers and family moves including Lee Richard Green transferring from Camp Crowder to San Francisco and Clifford Burkhart from Miami Beach to Chanute Field New Jersey, plus 15 day furloughs for Verne Van Cura and Bernard Nemmers and various postings at Camp McCoy Robinson Beale Langley and Fort Lewis.
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Lee Richard Green
Camp Crowder
San Francisco
Mewin Green
Third Street Ww
Essential Civilian Items Not in Production List
Washington AP report lists 200 civilian hard goods items deemed essential to the wartime economy. Eight items are not being produced at present and will be closely reviewed for possible resumption. Items include non automatic electric irons, fireplace screens, ice picks, spring scales, gasoline cans for tractors, enamel tea kettles, enamel combines, and blued steel drip pans.
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Washington
Office of Civilian Supply
OCS
Chicago
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United States Air Force
Great Neck
L. J
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Lipsky
Eads
Lansing
South Dakota
Private Hargrove
Gillette
Folger's Coffee
Second Street
S. E
Pond's
Wrisley
Plunder
Upjohn
Caldwell
Carter
Kentucky Blue Grass
Johnson
Johnsons Aa
Ellington Field
Pfe
Clifford W. Burkhart
Miami Beach
Seventh Avenue SE
Babe Miller
Cedar Rapids
Farragut, Idaho
Susan
Wenth Street
Fenneys
To Cale
Marathon
Penney
Berets
Clue
Batiste
Penney's