Officer Makes ourney 30,000 Miles record to six countries
Ben A. Dreibrodt and eight medical officers from Florida began a globe trove in 1943. They sailed from San Francisco and visited Tasmania, Australia, Cairo, Sicily, Algeria, and England in a detour to find their proper medical headquarters. The nine men endured constant travel by ship and truck, finally reaching England for back pay and discharge.
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Ben A. Dreibrodt
Harrimond Avenue
Florida
England
San Francisco
Tasmania
Australia
Australis
Dreibrodt
India
Beyat
Sicily
Algeria
Drelbrodt
Cairo
Stelly
Sollers
Algiers
United States
Dresbrodt
Rod Mus
Bus Drivers Kiss Sparks Crowd On Intersecting Route
Passengers laughed as a driver kissed a woman operator on an intersecting trolley route. He joked that only bosses meeting at work let him see his wife, before returning to drive as the crowd murmured.
Boy Hit by Auto While Crossing Street
A boy crossing South St Marys Street Wednesday was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Lillian Livingston of 315 Bexar Drive. Two companions were uninjured. The child was taken to Santa Rosa Hospital with a minor arm injury and a broken collarbone.
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Lanco Owrineet Xy Aus Wickes “Quente
Noo
Lillian Livingston
Bexar Drive
Bt. Mary's
Sante ‘Rose Hospital
Neighborhood break in thwarted by nails and deputies
A neighbor caught two youths about 15 years old breaking into a house on Manse Field street Wednesday morning. The man waited for them to enter then nailed the back bar shut, called Deputies Carl Fritsch and Fred Semaan who removed the nails and took the boys into custody for juvenile authorities.
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W. Thirpon
Mapsflela Street
Fourth Civil Appeals Docket Cleared After 12 Years
The Fourth Civil Appeals Court docket is cleared for the first time in 12 years, Associate Judge W C Murray says. He attributes delays to the large territory, covering 48 counties about one fifth of the state, making scheduling heavy. Nine new cases are set for September and 20 more for later dates.
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Ane Dicket
Gow
W. C. Murray
Murray
Police Record Cautions on War Jobs for San Antonio Youth
Sheriff Brogan said his office has many inquiries from shipyards nationwide about San Antonio boys with references seeking war jobs. He noted that while they are helping those youths, any police record disqualifies them from most positions, except common labor.
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Brogan
San Antonio
New Braunfels Begins Rat Eradication Campaign
The health and sanitation committee of the New Braunfels chamber, with city, state, and county officials, launches a rat eradication drive to prevent typhus fever spread from South Texas. State and federal health authorities are called to monitor rodent movement from the southern part of the state.
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Pacific Northwest
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United States Employment Service
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New Braunfels
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