Port Sill Army Arts Contest Winners Earn 25 War Bonds
Two Centermen clinched first place in the Port Sill elimination of the Mayoral Army Arts Contest earning 25 War Bonds. Sgt. Douglas E. Bebb led with a second in sculpture heads and third in tempera oil portrait. Robert H. Pemberton won with a design for a fireplace mirror in renderings. Other winners included Pvt. Wesley Lane, Pvt. Rudolph Zivgaz, Lt Nathaniel Smith, Lt Winona Garbrick, and events judged by Tech's Tom Ramsey and William Lauenroth. Winning entries advance to Dale for further Eighth Service Command judging and possible national entry in Washington D. C.
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Cement Training Center
Port Sill
Fort Sill
Douglas E. Bebb
Battery A
30D Battalion
Marie
Shultz
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Tee
Robert H. Pemberton
Hq Btry
Sergeant Pemberton
Chicago
New York City
Bebb
Gotringburg
Tenn
Smoky Mountains
Wesley A. Lane Mere
Rudolph P. Zivgaz
Ard Atb
Blanche BE
Winona We Garbrick
Léidth Scu
Sta Corp
Wat Dew
Phovostat
Edmund
FAS de Firs
Ray L. Memack
FAS Det
Tech
Tom H. Ramsey
William 3
Lauenroth
Dales
Eighth Service Command
Service Command
Washington, D. CO
Post Bus Expands Weekend and Weekday Services
The Post Bus will extend Saturday and Sunday service to the Replacement Training Center area and routes to South Boulevard Currie 10th Street and the old post. It will transport military personnel free of charge to all post areas and add the QM area Ft Sill Post Office WAC area and Academic residential district to weekday schedules. Weekend service starts 6 pm Saturday with hourly runs. Saturday last run 11 pm. Sunday hourly from 1 pm to 11 pm.
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Re Placement
Faing
South Boulevard
Currie
10Ch
Qmasadry
Ft. Sill
WAC
Change of command at Center reshuffles senior officers
Colonel Raymond New Executive assumes top post at the Center succeeding Col. Benjamin Lattimore who now leads the Bird Artillery School detachment. Lattimore was the last of seven officers sent in January 1951 to organize the Center, replacing Col. Phillip W. Booker who headed the Por headquarters earlier.
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Harold ©. Raymond
36Th Corpa
Benjamin Battimore
Bird Artllery School
Field Artillery Office
Lattimore
Cead
Por
Phillip W. Booxer
Coleone Booker
Former Billiard Champion To Appear Here Tonight
Irving Crane world champion of 1942 will appear in an exhibition match at the local venue tonight at seven. He will also demonstrate trick shots, with no charge for attendance. Crane has never finished in the top four at a world championship event. The event is open to all and free.
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P. m
Cith No
Irving Crane
Crane
Seon
Tough Digging 1aig This One With Tray Hehmet
Pvt Victor Sivtowski at a replacement center jokes about digging in snowy conditions with a comrade. Private Sidsawski halts work to rate the gear and the GT steeping bags, noting snow or no snow with a grin.
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Tray Hehmet
Pvt
Victor
Sivtowski
Sidsawski
Trainee Sees Sergeants as Vital in Army Drill
First Sgt. Andrew H. Glenn and Battery B at 28th Battalion test trainees during inspection. A trainee repeatedly answers Sergeant Roberts as battalion commander, battery commander, platoon commander, and chief of section, showing the recruit’s elevated view of one sergeant’s reach.
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Ania
Andrew H. Glenn
28Th Battalion
Roberts
Set
Aubrey H. Roberts
Sergeant Roberts
Flest
Sergeant Roberty
34th Battalion's Cage Team Wins Center Championship
The 34th Battalion basketball team defeated the 32nd Battalion 44 to 36 to claim the Center cage crown at Dan T. Moore Hall. Consolation winner was the 38th Battalion over the 26th Battalion 65 to 42. Standout players included Paul Szydlowski, Pelham Austin, John Wombir, and Denver Conk.
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34Th Battalion Steamroller
32Nd Battalion
Dan T. Moore Hall
Paul Szydlowski
Stoya
Sib
Tay Imerous
Pyis
Pelham Austin
John Wombir
Paul Szydliwski
Pte
Denver Conk
Pt. K. KE
Doxator
Pyt
CG. A. Patterson
FAS Schedule Change Effective Monday at Fort Artillery School
The Field Artillery School announces a semi annual time schedule change effective Monday morning March 12. Maj Gen. Ralph M T Pennell, the school commandant, says the new times begin at 4 30 and continue until evening with a noon dinner hour. The notice appears in a local issue with an attached business ad for McCORDS.
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Essene
Ralph McT. Pennell
Bae
Lenton Concerts Open Series At New Post Chapel
The first of four Lenton organ recitals is set for Sunday at 3 30 p m in New Post chapel. Maria Kjnec organist and Capt Al Carlquist tenor will perform with a program featuring works by Bach Vand eil Mendelssohn Liszt Marcello and Le Maigre. Maria Winer longtime organist at First Christian Church Lawton brings choral connection and Kjnec holds Wisconsin conservatory training and roles in liturgy. Carlquist directs the Fort Sill Glee Club and Lawton church choirs with prior Chicago ensembles.
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New Post Chapel
Maria Kjnec
al Carlquist
Maria Winer
Chaglain
6Th Regiment
First Christian Church
Lawton
Wisconsin Conservatory
National Committee
American, Guild of Organists
Carl
FAS Enlisted Men Receive Promotions
Promotions of Field Artillery School enlisted personnel announced last week. Names include 6th FA Bn staff Lino E. Franklin, Willard H. Smith, Ted Philipi, Stevens, Robert Casta, Herbert T. Humking, and several corporals and sergeants such as Mullon T. Clay, Rena R. Camilli, Y-5 Orville SK Yinger, Elmer W. Custer, Tilman W. Crafton, Irwin W. Moyer, Frank J. Gorsich, Aaron Friedman, Bernard R. Golden, Cavin R. Hill, and Carl Hancher.
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Field Artillery
Lino E. Farink
Willard H. Smith
Ted
Philip i
Stevens
Robert Casta
Herpert
T. Humking
Mullon T. Clay
Rena R. Camilli
Y-5
Orville SK
Yinger
Gath FA
Elmer Ww. Custer
Tilman W. Crafton
T- Erwit W. Moyer
General Watson Aide to Roosevelt Dies Aboard Cruiser
Maj. Gen. Edwin M. Watson personal aide to President Roosevelt died at sea aboard the presidential cruiser from a cerebral hemorrhage while returning from the Crimea conference. A field artilleryman and former Field Artillery School student, Watson became the president's personal secretary in 1939. Medieval entertainers advertised with a herald during an 8 man parade era.
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Edwin M. Watson
Roosevelt
Atlantic
General Watson
Crimea
Colombians Visit Artillery School Tour at Fort Sill
A group of Colombian army officers visited Fort Sill after delay caused by snow. The party included Col Jorge Martinez Perez and Lt Col Leopoldo Uribe among others. They observed artillery firings and attended a briefing on unit tactics during a hosted luncheon with Maj Gen Ralph Penn and Lt Col Miranda.
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Unified States
Fort Sill
Dallas
Tex
Fork Sill
Abo Pt
Fort Riley
Xan
Jorge Martinez Perez
Ricardo Bayona Poyada
Fort St
Fort Silt
Ralph McT. Penn
General Pennell
Wxilele& Artilery
Ware
R. J. Miranda
United States Army
Field Artillery School Staff Officers Named
Officers assigned as members of the staff and faculty of the Field Artillery school last week include Lt Col. Robert D. Heeschen and Maj. Mahlon Davis in the office of assistant commander. Also Lt. Col. William C. Russell Capt. Charles J. Genster Jr. and Capt. Harry J. Parke in the department of combined arms. Cant. Thomas E Shaughnessy and Lt. Glen Gillis to the department of communication.
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Field Artillery School
Robert D. Heeschen
Mahlon &. Davis
Assistant Commandare
Wiliam C. Russell
Charles J. Genster, Jr
Harry J. Parke
Department of Combined Arms
Thomas E.shaughnnessy
Glen Gillis
Department of Communication
Food Industry Workers Will Get Deferments
Oklahoma City March 2 district WFA director Leo W. Smith said he was informed by the regional officer that authority has been granted to recommend deferment of certain workers in the food industry. The WFA may recommend deferment for workers under 30 deemed responsible to the food industry, including skilled personnel in fruit and vegetable processing plants, meat industry, poultry dressing and products, ice manufacturers, oil products and related sectors.
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Oklahoma City
Allp
WFA
Leo W. Smith
Walnut Theater in Philadelphia Roots in 1800s
The Walnut Theater, claimed as the oldest in the Uried Staley, stands in Philadelphia and was built in the early 1800s, reflecting early American theater history.
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Walnut
Philadelphia
Buil
Austin's Lunch Ad Offerings and Hours
Dining notice for Austin's Lunch at 1401 Cache Rd lists fried spring chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, hot rolls and butter, tender steaks, beer and sandwiches. Encourages Sunday dinner with hours from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Includes cook it to order wording and emphasis on fresh meals.
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Weatherman
34Th Battalion
FAS
McCord
Herald
Cet
Fort Worth
Wie
Parker Howse
Norwood’s Bakery
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Nationa
Critic
Boater's Coffee
Dar
Rob Shett
Walnuts
Daz
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Oxydol
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Crisco
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