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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1940

Page

8

Thirty-eighth Arrives to Welcoming Trainside Cafe

Soldiers of the Thirty-eighth arrived Thursday morning to find a improvised haven with coffee and two truck cafes. Norma Hitchcock, board president, was seen at the scene while Hanavan provided support as the men rested.

Thirty-eighth Mare Norma Hitncock Fe Sa Itt Hanavan Fe Shewil Magaded Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Utah Thirty-eighth Infantry Missouri Pacific Station Camp Bullis San Antonio Sam Sherman Wight Sgt. C. Dale Sergeant Dale Camp Bullis

Poised for Flight Amid Mount Shuksan Rescue Tale

Fay Plank Qefty and Anne Codatquist, both stranded after a fall on Mount Shuksan, were rescued with help from Seattle mail carrier Carl Bose8. Reports say a 60 mm mortar and limited equipment hindered rescue efforts as soldiers prepared for ongoing training, while others deployed war weapons to aid the operation.

Fay Plank Qefty Bremerton Wash Lofty Mount Shuksan Carl Bose8 Seattle Anne Codatquist Chigiat Jedgea Boser Mee

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