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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
3
Mr and Mrs W O Porter announce the birth of a baby girl at the ll hospital on September 11. The family reports the infant is in good health and weighs a standard birth.
A local hospital recently conducted tonsillectomies on Howard Rutherford and Irma Lee McPherson. Both patients underwent the procedure without complications and are recovering.
Miss Marie Carter of Dallas is visiting Mrs J F Waldrop in Comanche on Route 3.
A letter urges that Soviet looting and postwar factory moves to Germany threaten American workers status as Truman pushes a lower German living standard. It argues big industrialists seek slave labor, cites Union Labor limits, and warns of mass unemployment and poverty at home while Japan’s role and historic power shifts are discussed.
Sergeant Wilmot T. Smith of Co Manche was injured in a German train wreck reported by his wife Joy Jean McPherson. The crash occurred when an American Army truck crossed the track ahead of the train. Two Americans and a French soldier were killed. A quick tackle by Smith allegedly saved the captain’s life as heavy timber passed over the area.
Lloyd Gene Brymer, 17, son of Mr and Mrs L S Brymer of Odessa, volunteered in July for the Navy and trains in boats at the U S Naval Station in San Diego California. He left Odessa five years ago for Houston with his parents and is nephew of Mrs J E Burt and Mrs Tom Pate of Comanche.
Miss Virginia Massingill left Friday for Fort Worth to work for Bell Telephone Co. after a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Massingill. Mrs. Jack Berger and daughter Nancy Jack returned home from Las Vegas New Mexico where they visited for the baby’s health.
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