Comanche Chief History and WWII MIA Tyler Marshall Honored
Comanche High School faculty named Staff Sergeant Thomas Marshall best all round boy for 1940 41 while his sister Ruth Marsnail earned best all round girl honors. The piece also recalls local political races in Brown County and the history of The Comanche Chief newspaper founded in 1873 by G A Beeman, detailing early growth and immigrant impact on the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
U. S. Army Air Corps
Germany
Comanche High School
Ruth Marsnail
Comanche High
Mrs
Tigarshall
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J. C. Wilkerson
Texas
Comanche
Comanche County
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Edgar Nabers
Nabers
A. Ediwin Wilson, Sr
Bangs
A. Edwin Wilson, Jr
First Baptist Church of
Vernon Green
G A. Wiliams
D. P. Parker
George B. Savage
R. E. Daniels
Lamkin
L. R. Daniel
Gustine
J. G. Gaines
Neil Davis
R. EB. Daniel
R L. Baugh
Joe M. Day
Mark Callaway
Oscar
Karl Stewart
Lee Stewart
Montgomery
Delmar McDaniel
AAA
John
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Mills County
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John Chilton
Mr. Beeman
Brownwood
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American Desert
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