Enterprise Alabama Shows Southern Hospitality To Troops
A San Antonio Letter describes how Enterprise Alabama residents welcome Army servicemen from Camp Rucker. The town bans liquor, maintains cleanliness, and helps with meals and recreation. Local officials like fire chief Horace Ellis host and transport troops, while the chamber funds a rationery and a school recreation hall. Citizens bake cookies and invite soldiers to weekends, highlighting personal acts of kindness alongside organized aid.
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Enterprise
Oir
Horace Ellis
Chamber of Commerce
Buttke Graham
San Antonio
San Anonio
Sons of Enterprise
Citizens of Enterprise
Sons of
Wounded man marked by two maps found on him
A four year old man, known to police, lay wounded at Robert B. Green hospital as officers examined pockets for papers. Patrolman Mike Live shot a man Tuesday morning after a back street chase near Milan Square. the wounded suspect fled toward San Saba. A car with Special Officer George F. Mariana summoned aid. hospital reports show wounds to the back and right ankle and peculiar maps wrapped in brown paper removed from his pockets.
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Robert B. Green
Puesday
Iis
Mike Live
Esrest
Milan Square
Mat
Shemami
Commerce Street
Livo
Anan Oa
Ukeere
San Saba
George F. Mariana
No Loopholes In Rent Law Says Attorney
An attorney for the rent office says there are no loopholes in the federal rent control act and warns against bogus inquiries. He notes the San Antonio area is crowded with new tenants and many inquiries lack merit while urging genuine cases only. Officials will act promptly on fixed-rate applications and eviction matters.
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Kerki Strieker
Majestic
Strieber
San Antonio
Iwag
Strivver
Joephales
De Molay Degrees To Be Conferred At August 27 Session
Albert Pike chapter of the Order of De Molay will confer initiatory and De Molay degrees on new candidates August 27 in the Scottish Rite cathedral. Robert Giles, master councilor, announced the event and noted the chapter’s glee club and orchestra, directed by Marshall Sheppard and Hart Fuller, will perform. New committees are led by J. Floyd Smith, Harold Schier, John Dunsmore, Newton Arbour, Birt Fuller, J. Birkenmeyer, George Rietve, and Victor Kel-Tet.
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Albert Pike
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Robert Giles
Councllor Giles
Glee! Club
Marshall Sheppard
Hart Fuller
J. Floyd Smith
Harold Schier
John Dunsmore
Newton Arbour
Birt Fuller
J. Birkenmeyer
George Rietve
Victor Kel- Tet
Light Classified Real Estate Ad Offers Nearby Homes
Local readers are urged to explore nearby home options as school days approach. Advertisements highlight conveniently located properties in accessible neighborhoods and convenient amenities for families planning the new term.
Bacring Down on News by Arthur Bugs Baer
The column voices cynicism about military waste and internal plotting, suggesting many oppose the army. It mocks sensationalism and wanders through humorous asides about beer and war strategy, reflecting a satirical tone. The piece uses scattered metaphors like crystal globes and park avenue windows to critique publicity and decision making.
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Arthur
Bugs
Baer
Tr.s
St Mary's Names Raba Outstanding Ex-Student
Ernest A. Raba Jr., a 1942 graduate of St Mary’s University, was named outstanding ex student by the alumni association. He teaches in the university’s law school and earned the most memberships for the association among former students.
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Ernest A. Raba Jn
St. Mary's University
Ex-Students' Association
More X Ray Tests Urged In County Campaign
Tuesday locals were urged to take free chest X rays at the tuberculosis clinic 602 Matamoras street as part of a county wide drive to reduce TB. George H. Tucker of the Junior Chamber of Commerce joined city health officials in urging residents to be X rayed. Dr. David M. Gould, directing the survey for the public health service, notes 35 000 examined since May 18, with work continuing to October 1. Be WOA King ety health of Heer stated.
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Noni
Matamoras Street
George H. Tucker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Health
David M. Gould
Public Health Service
Woa
King
Ety Health of
Heer
Funeral for Leroy Meriweds Ford Former San Antonian
Funeral services were held at Porter Loring chapel for Leroy Meriweds Ford 47 a former San Antonian and longtime Austin resident. The service conducted under Austin Masonic Lodge No 12 A R and AM honored him with interment at San Jose Cemetery. Survivors include four brothers WoL L L, Elmer, and Oscar Ford of San Antonio.
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Leroy Meriwedsford
San Antonian
Western Plecttic Company
MAVEs Still to Take Applications for WAVES
Women with technical training urged to apply for WAVES in the Eighth Naval District led by Lieut Katharine Luna. Applicants aged 21 to 50 without children under 18 may inquire at the Naval officer procurement office 21 Camp Street New Orleans.
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Navy
Katharine Luna
Naval Distrit
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Camp Streel
New Orleans
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Madonna
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Patsy Heary
Henry
Propeller Training School
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