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The fragment reports a series of family visits and travel mentions including Aer Curtis at berth, a First War day reference, and relatives in Austin and Houston. It notes a Tuesday and a Monday visit, with family hosts Mrs G Weiler and Mrs J C Fant, plus Blanche Robinson from Houston visiting relatives.
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Strammayil
Aer Curtis
Aisay
Houston
Ani
Gon
Glenn Days
Austin Wednir
New Chiane
Uncles Boys Cast Amid War Tales and Desert Fields
A fragment recounts a war story told by a British officer about American Cavalry fighting on a Pacific island. Texans boast of their training and humor as they improvise a game sanctuary to trap enemy Japs. The piece shifts to Lt Edmund A. Ra in Egypt and a Holy Land tour noting Gethsemane and Franciscan sites.
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United States Cavalry
Bhurich
Jean
Pacific
Bern
Meg
War Prisoners Their Treatment
Details on prisoner of war labor rights include camp maintenance, wages, supervision, rest breaks, and restrictions on dangerous work. Prisoners may receive limited mail and parcels, with wages paid upon release or to heirs if deceased. Wages align with civilian work, and compensation is not for camp chores.
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W. CL Reed
Huber
New 1950s Towing Craft Shown by War Office
The War Shipping administration disclosed a new 1950s towing craft of 195 feet capable of towing almost anything afloat. Forty nine tugs operate in the war zone carrying two Diesel engines and oil for ten days. Each vessel has a crew of 40 merchant seamen and a navy crew to man a 2 1/2 inch gun.
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U. S
Washington
War Shipping Administration
Beac
Dad Asks Ouster of Son Vet of 15 From Marines
A New Jersey man demands removal of his son, a 15 year veteran of the Marine Corps, from his post. The unusual confrontation centers on a dispute over duty and family authority within the Marines.
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Marines
N. J
James Elder
Garwood Items Set With War Return and Local Visits
Local notes recount William H Abell returning from nearly three years in the Southwest Pacific and many friends greeting him at home. other items list visits by families to Houston Galveston San Antonio and Camp Lejeune, plus a surprise birthday party for Rob Shaw and a naval officer transfer to Harvard for training.
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William H
Billie) Abell
Werson
Southwest Pacific
General Hospital
Longview
Mary [Orn
Clyde Raw
Houston
Raw
Everett Marry
Baytown
J. M. Harry
A. J. Kremmling
Anna Louise
Lee Glass
el Sampe
Bill Dichel
W. K
Alfred Hunt
Camp Swift
Oscar Smith
Fred Munt
G. Jewell) Wilson
Fl Campo
Raymond Hunt
Everett Hunt
T. A. Clark
FA Campo
Li FE
Cornelius
John J. Verlla
Round Matt
W. H. Schuertierle
Allenert
San Antonio
A. J. Arnold
Albert Arnold
Campo
Nan Coffelt
John Clare
Clare
Mise
Mary Francis Hopkins
Rob. Shaw
About & Friends
Clinton MU
Treybig
Ele
Tivoli
Camp Lejeune
Nxc
GM Marines
South Pacifier
H.W. Truvar
Robert Knolle
Sansa
Gus Treybig
Bishop
Paul Treybig
Emil S. Richter
N.R
Hollywood
Florida
Communications Naval Training School
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Augusta K. Kallin
Betty Rae
Ensign Richter
Jim Kaliin
Benniichter
Betty Betty Rae
Tal San Antonio
Mars
Jnin
Cin
Sinel
Kalline
George Klemele
Kirmeke
Jim Filla Kallina
W. KC. Lehrer
Homer Lewis
Peter William Lewis
J. H. Wooten J. Aten
L. Bosh
Columbus
Angel
He Took Bath Every Two Weeks There’s the Rub
In Chicago Mrs Ann Wissotzky 38 sought arrest of her husband Harry 45 for $1087 in arrears. A deputy sheriff tailed him while he bathed at a Russian bathhouse on a Sunday. he was nabbed next week. Judge John Sharare sentenced him to six months for nonpayment.
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Chicago
Ill
Ann Wisyotzky
Harry
Wissotzky
Sherif
John A. Sharhare
Driver to Pay $5,092 Damages Over 100 Years Allowed
London reports that a truck driver named John E. Newell was ordered to pay $5,092 in damages after an automobile accident. He was given more than 100 years to complete the payments, at a rate of $4 per month, due to evidence showing he is a married man earning less than $16 weekly.
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London
Deivar
John E. Newell
Hopkins Family Guests Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Fred Hopkins and their daughter Dorothy Mac of Llous Ton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs dt 1.
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Ars
Fred Hopkins
Aughter
Dorthy Mac of
Llous- Ton
Lissie Happenings and Social Visits in the Community
Mrs Dorothy Bert of Cole Camp Missouri spent Friday here awaiting her Ainelo and Mr Wm J Corman. She visited relatives in Edinburst Texas and traveled on to Missanei. Nearby families hosted gatherings including Reachers Sundermans and Dutcher households. The community held a pantry party for Rev N H Peterson with plays songs and refreshments for about seventy guests as Deer Hunters prepared for their season.
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Dorothy Bert
Cole Camp
Missouri
Ainelo
Wm J. Corman
Edinburst
Texas
Tory
Missanei
Chester Reacher
Glen Flora
Henry Sunderman
Albert Dutchers
Markham
I. A. Barnett
Vina Lee
Rudolph Merman
Lester
Henry Hartman
Henry Jr
Edwin Wienken
Adeil and
LaVerne
Weimar
Olen Ludwig
Hallettsville
Victor Richter
Oscar Herman
Frit Tsenhower
Nelson
Tsenhinner
Joe Gentake
Bellaire
Leroy Briggs
Eagle
G. H. Briggs
Tillie Gibbs
James Dutcher
N. H. Peterson
Lissie Hall
Impsy Wednesday Church Notices and Local Health Updates
Wednesday activities include choir practice and a van gathering for November 16 to Ve Fritz Isenhower west to Hot ton to accompany Mrs. Tsenheaver and Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Winn Poole plan to Houston Wednesday while Mr. Poole recovers from a recent illness. Ben McCormick returned from Waco after his son Ralph underwent kidney stone surgery. Ralph is recovering well. Terry Thirtman Jr underwent a two appendectomies at Laughlin Hospital in Fagg Lake Monday. Mrs. EL HL Henry has a strep infection. Liey Kate Rogers and Mrs. J O Rogers spent the weekend in Columbus. Doris Lee recovers from appendicitis at her mother's home. Mrs. Victor Corman and daughter Joe Carolyn visit Wharton.
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Fritz Isenhower
Hotton
Poole
Ben McCormick
Waco
Ralph
Uellie
Terry Thirtman Jr
Laughlin Hospital
Fagg Lake
Honey
Oscar Herman
Rudolph Jierman
Victor Richter
Lissle
James Cash
Eagle L
EL HL Henry
Liey
Kate Rogers
J. O. Rogers
Columbus
Doris Lee
Elna Lee
Victor Corman
Joe Carolyn
Wharton
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