Rucker Theaters Do Rush Business
Camp Rucker soldiers frequent five Army Picture Service theaters, where Lt Spurlock and Staff Sergeant Paul A Sieve run a busy operation with a 15 person crew. Films include Grade A prints shown ahead of national release, supported by a detailed technician staff installing and maintaining projectors, splicers, and equipment. Attendants face long hours with extra pay and occasional Sunday duty as crowds remain large despite low ticket prices.
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UN Rovert N. Bourkik
Senice
Helge G. Exedaht
United States
Motion Pictures Service
Camp Furler
Fenerals
Camp Rucker
New York
Spurlock
Paul A Sieve
Clyde B. Luckado
Harry W. Russell
Clyde Li Bingham
Earl C. Nixon
Guy FE. Adame
Frank Perius
Theat
Apis
Sieve
Dhess Long Bowra
Pushiuna
Army Special Service Division
Camp Rucher
USO Camp Shows Entertain Rucker Camp
USO Camp Shows visits Camp Rucker with Looping the Loop. A variety program featuring javeliex routines, comedy, music and dance. Includes Four Sensational Gena Macks roller skating act. prior show featured Blackstone the magician and Allan Jones with popular songs.
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Rucker
Uso-Camp Shows, Inc
USO
Blackstone
Allan Jones
Camp Rucker Chapels Kept Busy With Daily Services
Morning devotions conclude as chaplains offer conversations Sunday services at 7 p m and Catholic benedictions. Chapels host nightly services with 6500 weekly attendees including civilians. Facilities accommodate all denominations with sliding altars and Hammond organs. Red Cross aids discharge checks, furlough loans, rent support, morale, and convalescent recreation, plus letters for hospital staff and family outreach.
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Camp Rucker
Chaplains Run 11 Chapels for Soldiers at Recker
Camp Hecker hosts 11 chapels serving soldiers with 26 chaplains. An on site survey shows Sunday worship draw by 911 soldiers across Catholic mass Protestant services and confession beginning at 7:30 am with Mass at 8:30 am and worship at 9:30 am and 10:00 am.
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U. S. Army
Wignal Corps
Camp Rucker
Recker
James R. Deeds
Hecker
Army
13 476 Cases Given Aid By Red Cross At Camp Rocker
Red Cross field office at Camp Rocker reports aid actions on service members from May 25 1942 to March 1944. 1 413 men loaned £34 803 14 in that period. Office handles morale relief medical information discharge furlough and family welfare assistance.
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Red Cross
Camp Rocker
Johns Gallagher
Red Crogs
Camp Rucker
6Th Avenue
Division
Armed Forces Front
Aridier
Anither
Plans for Vocations and Veteran Welfare Procedures
The article outlines steps to authenticate patient histories and preserve family details for discharged men. It describes maintaining records of serious prolonged illness and death, with medical officers advising on family notification and support, and summoning relatives for comfort.
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