Lost in Action Presumed Dead After WWII Mission
A War Department notice states the fate of a B 4 Liberator crew member from Nadzab who disappeared over the sea north of Saidor on April 16, 1944 during a bombardment mission to Hollandia. No trace was found, a presumptive date of death is set for February 25, 1946, and pay cessation follows. A later Health update notes Supt. Neal B. Fox's return from San Antonio after surgery. A social note reports a miscellaneous shower for Adele Scarborough at Fredericksburg hosted by Mrs. Clarence Mugford and Misses Schmidt and Habenicht ahead of her March 24 wedding.
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War Department
Indicaiis
Nadzab
New Guinea
Hollandia
Saidor
Clarence Mugford
Magaret Schmidt
Willie Mae Habenicht
Adele Scarborough
Harold G. Habenicht
Miss Scarborough
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Local residents and families share visits and trips across Kerrville Fredericksburg and Bandera. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goff visiting the Ern est Nichols home, Smiths and Parkers in Kerrville, Camp Hood airman S/Sgt J Q Wheatley with relatives, and attendees at the Worker's Conference in Fredericksburg. Aubrey Harper stays with the Parkers in Bandera this week.
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Lee Goff
Ernest Nichols
Earl Benner
Kerrville
Forrest Bode
Clifford Bode
Bonnie Jean Bernhard
Lorenz Wendel
A. K. Wheatley
J. Q. Wheatley
Camp Hood
Oo. B. Walker
Clarence St. Clair
Fredericksburg
Eddie Kensing
Dayton Rahe
Oleane Walker
San Antonio
Sgt
Fort Sam Houston
Oscar Bode
Cecil Bode
Gon
Ronnie
California
Carlos Parker
J. C. Parker
Floy Bode
Ire Callentine
Ray Buckner
Carrier Callentine
Arthur Lott
Ed. Marshall
Romilda Petermann
Belton Tatsch
Ed. Tatsch
O. B. Walker
Homer Walker
E.nichols
Raymond Spaeth
Harper
Otto Wienecke
Stella Duderstadt
Mt. Home
Reuben Bode
Douglas
P. O. Bode
Baptist Church
Rich. Bierschwab
Reservation Home Demonstration Club
Aubrey Harper
Mrs
Jett Parker
Bandera
Tivyda le Locals Share Weekend Visits and Family News
Fredericksburg residents Norman Juenke and daughter I'stella spent Sunday with Alpert Bernhard's family. Multiple local families from Kerrville, Harper, Bandera, and San Antonio visited, traveled, or hosted gatherings in Fredericksburg, with birthdays noted and teachers replaced temporarily. Several Klein and Roeder family members appear in frequent social exchanges across nearby towns.
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Norman Juenke
I’stella
Fredericksburg
Alpert Bernhard
Chas. Roeder
Harry Klein
Jocelyn Roeder
Emil Fritz
Willie Klein
Edwin Klein
Willie Meer
Karper
Edgar
Alfons Klein
George Adamson
Connie Hagel
Frank Holdforth
Joe Maimer Jr
Ben Maimer
Kansas City
Francis Klein
Elgin Kunz
San Antonio
Alamo City
Clayton
Milton Kramer
Joyce Ann
Roy Allen
Harper
Lydia Grona
Alouis Klein
Litle
Madella Grona
Laura Keller
Dick Flach
Kerrville
Edwin Lang
Lillian of
Werner
Edward Klein
Joe Heinemann
Ellis Nixon
Eckert
Calvin Fritz
David Klein
Gilbert Klein
Alfred Klein
Dayton
White Oak
J. Klein
Johnny Klein
Clara Peter
Jake Roeder
Edw
Werner Klein
Darlene
Gloria Jean Klein
Raymond Klein
John Zenner
Hilmar Schaetter
Edm. Klein
Roman
Lenora Stand
Inene Pape
Emil Fritz Jr
Felix Bernhard
Ville Klein
Felix
Victor
W. B. Smith
Mary
Plans For Dependent Movement To Europe In Spring
The War Department outlines tentative plans for moving dependents of U S military personnel to Europe starting in April. USFET discloses housing, food, medical care, and other facilities in military communities across the occupied zone, with Bremen as a reception site. Schools to be announced later, likely not opening before fall. The priority system covers all dependents and applies equally to US and foreign dependents. movement will take months as housing limits entries.
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War Department
Europe
U. S
European
Army-Navy Register
United States
Port of
Bremen
Adjutant General
U. S. Forces
European Theater
USFET
U.S
Shaking Heads and Liberty in Wartime America
From where I sit Joe Marsh notes postwar head shaking in town over youth, strikes, and law. He cites wartime unity against Axis and Labour effort, then laments modern calls for suppression versus personal liberty. He argues Americans value personal choice.
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America
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Mise Vleane Walker
Neal B. Fox
P. O. Box
Fredericksburg, Texas
County Attorney's Office
Tivydale
Ono
John M. Eathorne
Doris E. Eathorne
Otto Rahe
Marshall Brown
Threadneedle Street
Bank of England
Allan Fowler
Shreveport, la
Fred Gammenthaler
John S. Whitewood
Inez and
Robert
E. R. Brown
Milton Dyer
R. J. Gamel
Herbert Gamel Sr
Celeta Gartmann
Maurice Bell
Donna
C. J. Whitewood
M. S. Hecks
Mrs. Rich
Inscore
Baby of
R. D. Inscore
la Grange
Giddings
Colorado
State of
Texas
Joe Marsh
Inbor
United States Brewers Foundation
Harper, Texas
Carl’s Grocery
GATES
Lange’s Auto Service
Max Lange
Prop
Schroeder Bros
Bill’s Lunch Room
Bill Kaiser
Sinclair Gas & Oils
Wm. Strackbein Service Station
John Deere
TTO General
T US
Handley Wool & Mohair
Bode Station
Mobil Oil
Molilgas
Edwin Tatsch
T-Bones
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
The
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