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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1946

Page

4

Brooke May Queen Sought at Brooke Army Medical Center

Brooke Army Medical Center announces a contest to choose its Miss May Queen from civilian employees. Entries close April 30. A panel including Col. Robert E. Peyton and Lt. Col. Maidie B. Til ley will judge photographs from departments. The queen will be announced May 1 at the wellness center and crowned by Brig. Gen. John M. Willis.

Brooke Army Medical Center William J. Foye Special Services Brooke Army Counry Robert E. Peyton Maidie B. Tilley Frye Paunees Wenler John M. Willis

King Reviews Medical Troops at Fort Sam Houston

King Antonio XXIV and his staff reviewed medical troops at Fort Sam Houston as 300 men of the 52nd Medical Battalion paraded before the fiesta monarch. Brig. Gen. John Willis, commandant of Brooke, and the king accepted the review as troops recently arrived from Carlisle Barracks, Pa.

King Brooke, Army Medical Center San Antonio King Antonio XXIV 52Nd Venter Fort Sam Houston John 21 Willis Brooke King Astoni Carlisle Biarracks

Howard Rites At Black Creek

John Richard Howard 81 pioneer rancher and farmer to be buried at Black Creek after services at the Baptist Church. He died at his Black Creek home Tuesday.

Porter Receives Selective Service Medal in Texas

Col William C Porter now director of Brooke Army Medical Center neuropsychiatric section becomes the third Texan to win the Selective Service medal for unremunerated service under the 1920 act. He is honored for counseling while on the psychiatric advisory committee at national headquarters. presentation by Brig Gen J Watt Page at Brooke.

William C. Porter Brooke Army Medical Department Brooke Army Medical Center National Headquarters John M. Willis Brooke J. Watt Page Texas Selective Service

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