Army Lists War Dead And Missing First Postwar Roll Names
The War Department released the first consolidated listing of Army dead and missing from World War II. Texas contributed 15 764 names with 22 from Gillespie County. statewide deaths numbered 14 from Blanco and 31 from Kerr among others. The volume records 308 978 total names with 176 432 killed in action and 1 424 still listed as missing.
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Harold E. Ahrens
Rubin M. Althaus
Alberto A. Arhelger
Elgin Becker
Wilburn H. Dechert
William Dietel
Wilburn Durst
Arthur Felps
Clemens Fiedler
Andrew R. Frantzen
Curtis L. C. Griffin
Clifford Hahn
Joseph A. Jenschke
Eugene L. Klein
Harry T. Klein
Ernest F. Knoll
Gladys Lee
Alvin W. Meidenhauer
Ewald J. Novian
James M. Pyka
Calvin O. Sageser
Bruno W. Wunderlich
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Local News Roundup Sees Visitors and Family Visits
Listings show residents from Fredericksburg Johnson City and San Antonio visiting relatives. Families include Gipson Feuge Holden Wolf Lengefeld Calloway Kinney Wilson and Klett. Alvin Gold returns home with army discharge amid regional visits to Corpus Christi and Alice.
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G. R. Gipson
Arthur Feuge
Fredericksburg
Charlie Holden
San Antonio
John Holden
Jay Wolf
Judy
Pyote
M. A. Wolf
Noah Bergman
John Lengefeld
Buna Wolf
Johnson City
Bill Hirsch
George Gipson
Bill Calloway
C. G. Kinney
Austin
C. G. Wilson
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Killeen
Carl Smith
McMahan
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Roy Klett
Corpus Christi
Emil Klett
Werner Schlueter
Eugene Althaus Sr
Ewald Hahne
McMoore
Louis Klein
Jimmychneider
Alfred Riba
Felix Weinheimer
Alvin Gold
Erwin Gold
Herman Weinheimer
Walter Immel
Alice
Harry Klein
Gilbert Hitzfeld
Alfred Meier
Leroy Wehmeyer
Hilmar Eckert
Alois Nebgen
Vernell Hahne
Rainey Promotes Rural Modernization and Conservation
Homer Rainey pledges to boost flood control and soil conservation while improving ranch and farm life. He urges higher living standards, more rural electrification, and state wildlife preservation. He envisions future improvements bringing city conveniences to rural residents.
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Ernsts to Attend National Music Merchants Show in Chicago
Mr and Mrs J O Ernst and daughter Frances depart Wednesday for a 10 day Trade Show and Convention from July 10 to 20 at Chicago. They will attend the National Music Merchants event.
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Frances
National Music Merchants
Chicago
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