Army Construction At Fort Sam Houston Near Seven Million
National Defense building program expands at Fort Sam Houston with about 7.3 million in Army construction across San Antonio posts including Fort Sam Houston Brooks Kelly Randolph and Normoyle Depot. Projects include 1,044000 sq ft of warehouses and 63 miles of utilities amid local contractor participation and early completion records.
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National Defense
Fort Sam Houston
Normoyle Quartermaster Depot
Brooks, Kelly and Randolph
Corps of Engineers
Fort Sill
Fort Bliss
Brooks Field
San Antonio General Depot
Fort Sam Howson
San Anoonio
San Antonio
Col
Edwin V. Dunson
Vicinity
Eighth Construction Zone
Johnson Seeks Texas Backing On New Voice For Roosevelt Era
Johnson tours Texas state stops urging support from five regions for his congressional bid. He recalls service with Roosevelt allies and contrasts with opponents while pledging labor peace, farm parity, and expanded education. He denounces socialist medicine and pushes nationwide defense job distribution and Colorado River development support.
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Taft
Vandenberg
Morris Sheppard
Roosevelt
Texas
Johnson
L.C
Doss home nursing classes planned. Johnson, Price notes
The Doss community forms a home nursing class with two sessions planned due to high interest. Ruth Kline, public health nurse, schedules meetings for Doss on Tuesday May 13 at 2:30 p.m. and for nearby communities on Friday May 9 at 2:30 p.m. at the court house dormitory.
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Doss
Ruth Kline
Doss School
Stonewall
Petersburg
Palo Alto
Klein Frankreich
Meusebach
Nebgen
Bear Creek
Cave Creek
Rocky Hill
Cherry Mountain
Ten Days Allowed To Adjust Business Affairs
General J Watt Page announces amendments to Selective Service rules allowing inductees longer to adjust personal affairs before duty. The window extends from five to ten days, with boards can granting 60 days for hardship and local boards may delay further for good cause. The change enables exam schedules and other private-life arrangements before service. Bryan Birt of the Merchant Marines returns to Port Arthur after a two week visit with parents.
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J. Watt Page
Texas
State Headquarters Bulletin
General Page
Bryan Birt
Merchant Marines
Port Arthur
Army inductees urged to travel light and pack one suitcase
General J Watt Page, State Selective Service Director, tells men selected for military training to take only essentials in one suitcase before leaving for Army induction. He lists underwear, shaving set, toothbrush, and other toilet articles, warning against unnecessary items. About 1,000 white...
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J. Watt Page
State Selective Service
Page
General Page
Genral Page
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Magnolia
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Joe A. Weidenfeller
Johnny Weidenfeller
Market Square
Henry Blum
Standard Motor CO
Hohenberger Bros
Austin Highway
Gellermann & Eckert
Edgar Tatsch
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Alfred Davis
Johnson City
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John F. Kasper
Bankersmith
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Comfort Highway
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Alfons Klaerner
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Willie Baethge
Keller & Klingelhoefer
Cherry Springs
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Sheppard
Congress
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Naval Affairs Committee
House
Military Affairs
Senate
Home Nursing News
Douglas Price
Kelly Field
H. R. Harmon
Douglas T. Price
L. F. Price
Price
Air Corps
Gillespie County Mutual Insurance Assn
White Oak
Pete Baethge
Dass
Bryan Fairchild
London
Harper Sunday
Army
Allen Fowler
Small Son
San Antono
Fred Gammenthaler
Fred
John S. Whiewood
Chester Brown
Buchannan Dam
R. B. Rothman
Kellum
Judge Hodges
Junction
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White Bluff
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