Army orders relieve Berry and assign numerous officers
Army orders relieve Brig. Gen. Robert W. Berry from the Caribbean post and list multiple transfers and duties for officers including Col. Arthur H. Bender, Capt. John J. Hansen, Lt. Col. Francis A. Linski, Capt. James Marschhausen, Capt. Eldon B. Anderson, Col. George BR. Carey, Maj. Matthew E. Chotas, Maj. Charles D. Hilsinger, Lt. Col. Percy H. Lash Jr., Capt. James G. MacNeil, 1st Lt. Frederick K. Morrissey, 1st Lt. Robert B. Myers, 1st Lt. Richard E. Nitsche, 1st Lt. Robert L. Pomerene, 1st Lt. Charles Sovitski, and others to duty at Ft Bliss, Fort Sill, Presidio of Monterey, Army Language School, and related posts with shifts to staff roles, training schools, and provisional assignments.
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Robert W. Berry
USA
US Army
Carribbean
Quarry Heights
Eff
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Arthur H. Bender
Army
CAC
Ft Mason
Calif
Artllery School
Ft. Billis
Ataff
John J. Hansen
Ft. Hamilton
Inf
Ft. Dix
Francis A. Linski
Eldon B. Anderson
Camp Carson
Calo
Stu
Presidio of
Monterey
George BR. Carey
GSC
GSUSA
Washington
Richard E. Nitsche
Charles Sovitski
Keesler AF
Biloxi
Miss
267Th
AAA Gp
Artillery School
Donald M. Manners
CA Res
St. Louis
Henry Charles Norcorm
Cac-Res
Portsmouth
503D
Abn
Ft Bragg
Jesse W. Whitley
Army School
Ft. Knox
European Command
Joseph B. May
267Th Aaa
Bernard R. Luczak
Ord
USAF
Ft. Sill
Okla
2000Th
Shreveport
Air University
Maxwell AF Base
Montgomery
Ala
Air Command and Staff School
Edward C. Greene, Jr
Hugh D. Young
Oscar L. Adams, Jr
Camp Stoneman Pers Center
Pitts
Military moves from Burg to Manila and Fort Shafter
Captain Daniel G. Kane CAC Camp Stoneman in Pittsburgh California transfers to the Pacific theater. He leaves Burg Calif for Manila Philippines and is ordered to Fort Shafter Hawaii for duty. The notice lists the airfield center and receiving installation as part of the reassignment.
Guard Units Stil Need 2,000 Men
Oklahoma City July 2. Oklahoma national guard units are about 2,000 short of authorized strength at 9,800 men. State Adjutant General Roy W. Kenny said only about 500 joined since peacetime draft bill became law. 1,800 had been expected. He said authorization may come to raise the 45th division to 12,500 men, with 18 year olds recruited under the governor’s proclamation helping reach full strength.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guard
Roy W. Kenny
Kenny
Oklahoma
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Guard
Roy J. Turner
Pannell Services Conducted Here
Roy Pannell, World War II flyer killed in New Guinea June 11 1944, received full military honors at Highland cemetery. Services at Becker Memorial chapel with Rev Don Hartel officiating. Music by Pansy Robertson and organists. Pallbearers from Sterling and Ryan. flower bearers named. Military rites by Fort Sill firing party led by Lt Robert B E Lee. Pannell completed 66 missions in New Guinea. He was son of Mr and Mrs E D Pannell of 903 D Turner.
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Lawton
Roy
Buddy) Pannell
New Guinea
Highland Cemetery
Becker Memorial Chapel
Don Hartel
First Methodist Church
Pansy Robertson
A. W. Langston
Margaret O'Meal
Carl Rother
Yollie Wade
Charles Dunham
Flavius Besett
Helmer High
Sterling
George Alford
Ryan
Norma Jo Jeffreys
Lena Pearl Liles
Betty Jo Booth
Ide. Johnson
Genevieve Thomas
Margie Lou Kitchens
Rev. Harrei
Robert BE. Lee
Fort Sill
Co. M
38Th Inf. Bn
J. T. Athing
A. D. Anderson
E. ©. Robbins
T. T. McDonald
W. J. Lovell
Pfc. Williams
T. D. Boyd
D. R. Rubbe
W. J. Neckerman
1Ith Army Band
Lt. Pannell
E. D. Pannell
Democrat for county judge and local offices announced
A slate of Democratic political announcements lists J Hor Yeneng for county judge and Otis Waldron for western district county commissioner. Also named are Arthur Parser for justice of peace No 1, Beulah Speece Cox, and several others including Clemen Rhoads, Ralph H. Cline, and Clarence Pry for constable and related roles.
Reds Reported Active In CIO Unions In East
Washington July 2. Chairman Fred A Hartley of the house labor committee said today a couple of dozen New York department store workers have yol-
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Reds
East
Washington
Fred A. Hartley
House Labor Committee
New York
New York City Department Store Labor Rift Raises Secrecy
CIO union volunteers testified that their union is Communist-dominated and that rank and file workers belong to alleged left wing locals of the retail wholesale and department store employes union. Secret hearings are planned to protect witnesses from reprisals.
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CIO
Hartley
New York City
Executives accuse union of Communist control and terror
Executives testified before a labor sub committee that the union is controlled by Communists and that members are kept in line by a veritable reign of terror.
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Grand Rapids
P, Smith
Roners A. Crass
Pannell
Turner
George J. Soan
Tulse
Monte Thompson
Oklahoma Board of Examiners
Park Stovall
Brigham Young
C. Brigham Young Insurance Agency
Koehler
Lawton Cabinet Shop
C Ave
Srfshodes
Adolph Fietz Motor CO
R. W. Murphy
Democrat
State Corporation Commissioner
R. W
Murphy
Pol. Adv
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Company
Oklahoma State Employment Service
D” Avenue
Diamc
Folkx
Craterville Park
Matinee
P.m
Crateryville Park
General Store
Rush Inn
Cowie
Frank Rush