Dyess Describes Planes on Bataan Reborn to Fight Japs
Lieutenant Colonel Dyess recounts the Philippines air force on Bataan reorganized from nine to ten planes. He notes battered P-40s, a ramshackle O-1, and improvised craft, plus bamboo field shelters, and missions including bombing and supply drops to guerrillas. He details The Candy Clipper and Kibosh's 500 pound bomb load as a response to approaching Japanese ships.
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Bataan
Dyess
Philippines
California
W. E. Dyess
United States Army Air Forces
Chark Velie
Batean
Cabeaben Fields
Bamboo Nort
Bataan Field Stone
Cabeaben
Mariveles
God
Warold St George
Bataan Field
Gatana
Tuzon
Aguy
Reugh
Joseph Moore
Mississippi
Joe
Subic Bay
Batwan
Gouges
Zambales
Gentine George
Weill
Ollowing
Air Force
Henry Brown
Hawkinsville
Big J
General George
Olongapa
George
Kibosh
Posten
Adit
Shorty
Sablc Bay
Qlongapa
Grand Island
Atrocity Tales Still True For Filipinos Says Writer
Col Carl P Romulo recalls the Bataan march and Japanese brutality, recounting atrocities in China and the Philippines. He notes aid from MacArthur and Quezon failed to prevent the death toll, describes exhausted defenders, and promises future installments on Japanese actions.
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Carlos P. Romulo
International News Service
Car
Tae
New York
Dyris
Barman
Southwest Pacific
Miami Beach
Florida
Douglas MacArthur
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines
Thom
Bajina
Corregidor
Wariare
Bataan
Wainwright
Anr
Dapuiese
LOS Promuloternational Nene Service
Pearl Harbor
Manila
China
Chungking
Chimpking
Anvard
Ansenal
Kunming
Briaan
Jet L Joose
U. 5
United States
Leo
Washington
Abe
Palmer Hoyt
Office of War Information
Blavet
Davis
T Mustaa
Lena
America
South Texas men listed as prisoners of war
The War Department announces eleven South Texas servicemen are prisoners of war of the Japanese. Names include Oscar Wallace of San Antonio, Charles Green of Aransas Pass, Victor Gutierrez of Georgetown, Oscar Keithly of Austin, Martin Martinez of Linden, Cristoval Rodrigues of Taft, Reynabla Saldana Pallurrias, Edgar Schandus of Fredericksburg, Walter Skinner of Pipe Creek, Yack Sperce of Hondo, and Jos Vallejo of Brownsville, with their mothers or fathers named.
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Oscar Wallace
Mattie L. Wallace
North Flores Street
San Antonio
Charles W. Green
Robert L. Green
Aransas Pass
Victor P. Gutierrez
Clemencia
Gutierrez Georgetown
Oscar W. Keithly
C. W. Keithly
Austin
Martin Marlines Jr
Martin Martinez
Lindon
Cristaval H. Rodrigues
Nicholas Rodriguez
Taft
Reynabla A. Saldana
Guadalupe Saldana Pallurrias
Edgar J. Schandus
Alfred Schandwa
Fredericksburg
Walter S. Skinner
Walter G. Gkimer
Pipe Creek
Yack R. Sperce
Russell W. Speete
Hondo
Jos F. Vallejo
Santoz Vallejo
Brownsville
Christ Lutheran Supper Scheduled
Christ Lutheran in Alamo Heights will serve a Mexican supper with all the trimmings on Wednesday from 6 to 10 PM. Proceeds benefit the society's philanthropic program. Reservations may be made by calling Travis 4480.
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Lac Ladin
Ald
Society of Christ Lutheran Vhares
Normandy
Amen
Alamo Heighta
Travis
Trinity University President Attends Dallas Meeting
Monrée Gi. Everett, president of Trinity University, traveled to Dallas for a Presbyterian Texas Synod committee on Christian education. Donald Harris of Jacksonville, a Trinity graduate, serves as committee chairman.
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Monrée Gi. Everett
Trinity University
Dales Treaday
Texas Synod of the Presbyterian Church
A. A
Donald Harris
Jacksonville
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Cenbu Island
Willian “Dilter Bil
Bradford
Jil
Bellanca
Justin Redmond
Helen L. Bummers
Luzon Island
Agel
Ma Bay
U.S
Lubso
Tumao
Ahauila
Regidor
Cavite
Ayu
Tevas
Laddie Shop
D.bieve
North St. Mary's Street
Dyey
Colonel Dyess
South Texas
Christ Lutheran Supper
Everett
Dallas
Bath Black Hawk
SAN Antonio Transit Company
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