Service Members Sent Where They Are Needed
Long list of service members and family details shows numerous individuals in the Waves and Army Air Forces. Ensign Lois Loraine Smith is assigned to New York City after training at Hunter College. others, including Private Donald A. Sager, Bernard W. Webster, and many more, report training, furloughs, transfers, or stationing at camps and ships across the United States and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Loraine Smith
Loyce L. Smith
Sh Avenue NW
Waves
New York City
Miss Smith
The
Hunter College
Coe College
University of Colorado At
Boulder
Monticello
Sunset-Gardner
California Bank
Los Angeles
Earl Fillenworth
Camp Adair
Ore
E. G. Fillenworth
Center Point Road
Walter M. Fillenworth
Army Air Forces
University of Missouri, Columbia
Jefferson Barracks
Richard L. Jedlicka
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Alois Jedlicka
Ely Avenue
Louis D Jedlicka
Kearns
Utah
McCook, Neb
Howard E. Lee
Army Service of Supply
England
Nancy Jo
Ridgewood Terrace
Lee
Wilson and Company
Emma Lee
Omaha
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Leslie R. Skersick
Camp Phillips
Kan
Center Point
Harry Manley
Chester Manley
Davenport
Camp Barkley
Texas
Darrell Manley
Springville
Dorothy M. Munger
Grant B
Munger
First Avenue SE
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Thomas Devendorf Phelps, Jr
T. O. Phelps
Fourth Street
Naval Training Station
Farragut
Idaho
Lawrence C. Gatzke
Gowenfield
Boise
Eighth Street
Lowell E. Ketrow
Kearnsfield
Third Avenue SE
Ketrow
Frank Ketrow
Wiltshire
Ohio
James L. Cassidy
Air Corps
Geigerfield
Wash
Fourth Avenue SW
S. A
al? McLaughlin
Baker
New York
Sixth Street
de McLaughlin
E Avenue
Service Members Move and Travel Notices in 1942 Headlines
Military families report transfers and furloughs across states as Leo W. Novotny returns to Abilene after a 10 day leave, Pfe Frank W. Novotny heads to Camp Polk, Pfe Virgil L. Gallo reaches a foreign post, Warren C. Coover reaches North Africa, and a Palo family lists relocation. The era notes 1942 Clip per ships with government priority exceeding last year by about 140 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gallo
Atkins
Warren C. Coover
North Africa
Ely
Marengo
Spring Thought and War Bond Ad Blend
Edgar A. Guest offers a springtime poem about renewal and peace. The piece shifts to a Texas Public Service Company window display showing 1,154 flashes per hour, equating to rounds of shots and a bond drive ask to fund wartime victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Public Service Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald A. Sager
Army
Camp Butner
N. C
E. W. Sager
Rockford Road
Bernard W. Webster
Naval Radio School
University of Wisconsin, Madison
B. F. Webster
C Avenue
Agnes Richmond
Second Avenue
Kenneth L. Pike
Leonard A. Pike
Coggan
George J. Hromatko
K Street
Norman E. MacCormac
H. E. MacCormace
Sixth Avenue
Camp McCain
Miss
Glen Jay Klingaman
J. O Klingaman
Seventh Street
Klingaman
Lumir “Chic” Zitek
Joe Zitek
Second Street
Fort Ord
Calif
James McGowan
M. J. McGowan
Fourth Avenue
Robin's Field
Bost
Albert S. Waddle
Tenth Street NW
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Fort Knox
Don Konigsmark
Bud Konigsmark
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Truaxfield
Madison, Wis
Clyde W. Bixby
Tenth Street
Bixby
Cornelius A. Vochl
Ensign Smith
Capt
J H Vochl
Palo
Arthur Peters
Ninth Street
Fredericksburg
Fort Benning
Nature
Edgar A. Guest
He Poet of the
Lydia Pinkham
Rangers
Pinkham
Louis C. Kaiser
Rhone Bau Noom
Wisley
Victory
United States
Corot
Fifth Avenue SE
Lifebuoy
Omron Nol
Benzene
Waltham
Northern
L.S.P
KRANK
Dill’s
Pal Razor
PAAS
Pka
Clover
Ken
Caran Eater
Eacie
Wrisley Bath Soap
Pop
Acre
Austria
Hitler
America
Rock Island
Rock Island Lines