Tom A. Tousek Furlough Spent With Home Folks
Tom A. Tousek, serving in the armed forces, spent his furlough with home folks and friends. He plans to report back to duty after a brief visit and catch up with relatives and neighbors during the stay.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1944
Page
4
Tom A. Tousek, serving in the armed forces, spent his furlough with home folks and friends. He plans to report back to duty after a brief visit and catch up with relatives and neighbors during the stay.
Washington April 13 American army and navy casualties total 178681 with 42071 dead 66571 wounded 88388 missing and 32651 prisoners of war. Army losses 134632 include 23322 killed 55066 wounded 28014 missing and 28280 POWs. Navy adds 44049 with 18749 dead 11505 wounded 9874 missing and 4421 POWs. Byrnes cited British empire casualties 667157 and Soviet 4500000 noting enemy losses exceed Allied totals.
Mr and Mrs Edward Beran and their son from San Antonio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Beran, sharing family time and hospitality in their home.
Pfc. E. A. Miculka stationed at Chidress Texas expresses fondness for The Moulton Eagle remarking it does something to a man away from his home town that cannot be explained.
Mrs Louis Pilat left Cuero Monday following a brief visit with relatives and friends in town.
The document lists demand public funds including postal savings and U.S. Government deposits, with time certificates of deposit totaling 112,933.95 and reserves/ deposits figures such as 841,720.03 and 17,907.98. Attestation by directors J. T. Jaeggi W H Pundt EF C Pehrenkamp is noted.
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