Mr and Mrs Koudelka Return From Houston Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Koudelka have returned from Houston after spending a week visiting their son Adolph and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koudelka
Houston
Adolph
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
4
Do Plate-Sores Bother You
Kotzebue Drug Company offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle of Letos does not satisfy. Gums itch or burn, relief promised by the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto’s
Kotzebue Drug Company
Son Julius Koudelka Arrives in the States
Telegram from Petty Officer Julius Koudelka to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koudelka reports his arrival in the states. The message confirms the family’s son is safely back in the United States after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koudelka
Julius Koudelka
States
Soldier letter recounts WWII Europe journey from England to Austria
Sgt Clarence Raab describes March through Great Britain and multiple European fronts from April 1943 departure to today in Austria. He details air raids, barrages, and moves from the Eighth to the Ninth Air Force, landing on Utah Beach, fighting near St Lo, crossing France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany, and ending in Austria with no location named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Raab
John Raab
United States
Austria
States
Great Britain
Swansea
Whales
Ipswich
England
Eighth Air Force
Ninth
France
Utah Beach
Nssigny
Fox Holes
St.Lo
Paris
Belgium
Rocheford
Langwy
Luxemburg
Bastonge
Mamur
Liege
Maastrich
Holland
Germany
Aachen
New Compulsory Attendance Law Signed by Governor
House Bill No. 630 signed May 1 1945 changes compulsory schooling by raising the age to 16 and completing 9th grade work as the condition for attendance eligibility.
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clem BY
Ralph Kemp
Tojo
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