Army nurses learn soldier skills at Greensboro training center
In Greensboro NC regular army nurses in basic training learn soldiering duties. They drill in rifle range positions, ambulance and first aid under simulated battle, gas mask use, camouflage, and patrol cadence. They attend classes and field life drills before overseas posting.
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Trudi
Greensboro
N. G
Del
Baal Training Center
Greensvora
Army
Eastern Training Command
Hatrie
P. Haheins
France
Germany
Bataan
Metropolitan Sewage Districts Urged for Wider City Coverage
New York City field director BL Siby urged creation of metropolitan sewer and water districts extending 10 miles beyond the city to solve sanitation issues. He warned cities without uniform systems face postwar delays and called for immediate citizens committees to plan financing and construction. Lilly would meet with local officials and the San Antonio water board. About 1009 tons of blameath were used in the United States in 1943.
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BL. Siby
New York
Clity
Feild
Federation of Sewage and Water Associations of
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Plaza Hotel
Silby
India
Lilly
M. L. Diver
Eity Yeist
San Antonio Water Board
Bride to Wear Ginger Rogers Gown For Valentine Wedding
In Brookline Massachusetts a factory shoe worker will wear Ginger Rogers 34000 Lady in the Dark gown for her wartime wedding on Valentine’s day. Rev Opnal Blumilt of the fellowship center for servicemen said Maybritt J Johnson, 22, was chosen from 100 applicants for the gown due to her engagement two years and plans to marry after the war. The $4000 wedding will be staged in Boston with borrowed models for bridesmaids and a war bond show. Michael Brugliere, 20, USNR radiomen third class, had not yet applied for leave to marry.
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Brookline
Mass
Donde Brockton
Ginger Rogers
Navy
Opnald
Blumilt
Fellowship Center For
Tal
Maybritt J. Johnson
Boston
Gigom
Mithael F. Brugliere
Tilrd Clos
USNR
Irave
Reds to Pack Peace Setup
The surface breaking up of Soviet Russia into autonomous republics with independent foreign ministers and policies is the key move by Stalin and Molotov. It enlarges Soviet influence, granting 16 votes at the peace table and 36 in world bodies, with Britain patterned by empire, Britain’s six votes, and possible future shifts in Asia and Europe. The author notes potential effects on Outer Mongolia, Sinkiang, and regions like Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland, plus the broader aim of guiding Germany’s fate.
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Karl I. von Wiegand
Soviet Russia
Supreme Council of the
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Vyacheslav Molnnov
Kremlin
Russa
World Peace Organization
Britain
League of Natrons
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Free State of Ireland
United States
League of Nations
Stally
Mololoff
Fur-Soring
Woops
Moscow
Soviet Union of Socialist Republics
Joseph Stalin
Asia
Europe
Mongolia
Trice
Litvinoff
Chinee
Outer-Mongolia
Outer Mongolia
Sinkiang
China
King Nage
Kupiilntang
Jugosiavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Spain
Germany
Heuret
Cairo
Cordell Hull
House of Commons
Eden
Russia
Soviet Supreme Council
Tokyo
Fredericksburg Flier Hahn Missing on Mission Over France
Telegram to Mr and Mrs Wille Hahn reports 27 year old Lieutenant Clifford Hahn missing in action over France as of January 4. Hahn, a Thunderbolt pilot and veteran of over five missions, had been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal and two Oak Leaf Clusters.
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Clifford Hahn
France
Wille Hahn
Fredericksburg
Hahn
Funeral set for Brig. Gen. Robert Foy at Fort Sam Houston
Brig. Gen. Robert C. G. Foy, 68, U S Army retired, died Sunday. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Fort Sam Houston chapel with Chaplain J Stuart Pearce. Interment will be in Port Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Survived by widow Mrs Helene Hummel Foy. native of Enfala Alabama, West Point graduate 1862, served in Cuba, Philippines, Mexican border, World War I and II era posts, last duty at Fort Sam Houston before retirement in 1933.
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Robert CG. Foy
Fort Sam Houston
J. Stuart Pearce
Port Samy Houston National Cemetery
Enfala
Ala
General Foy
West Point
Ath Infantry
Cuba
Philippines
32Nd Field Artillery
Camp Grant
Foy
15Th Eld Artillery
17Th Field Artilery
Fort Braeg
N. G
Texas
Man Found Dead in Home On Hausmann Road North of San Antonio
George Woller 43 was found dead in his home nine miles north of San Antonio after neighbors reported the body slumped in a chair. Deputies say a heart attack caused the death, with a rosary service and funeral planned at St Agnes Church and burial in San Fernando cemetery. Survivors include six sisters and three brothers.
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George Woller
Hausmann Road
San Antonio
Woller
St. Agnes Church
San Fernando
Rites Set for Leonard Garza
Leonard Garza, longtime San Antonio attorney and son of Canary Islanders, dies at 612 Elsl Ashby Place after a long illness. Rosary and funeral services set at St Marys Catholic Church and nearby funeral home. Survived by widow Charlose Sweeny Garza, three sons Col James L Garza Lieut Leslie Garza and Alfred Garza, daughter Mrs Wade Lewis Jr, three brothers Joseph Raphael and George Garza, sister Mrs EB Howe, and six grandchildren.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Leonard Garga
San
Garza
Elsl Ashby Place
Old Sir Mary's College
University of Wrgstte
Bryan Callaghan
Sam Bell
Dan Lewis
Charlose Sweeny Garza
James L. Garza
Leslie Garan
Alfred Garza
Fort Worth
Chivalry Wins Hospital Bed
Neiwiszowski of Kellyfield was at Brooke General hospital Monday as a champion of American womanhood. He was in the Walton of Friewie Houston streets early Sunday when he saw a soldier slap a woman. Interfering, he was stabbed in the groin.
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Vaauile Neiwisdowski
Kellyfield
Brooke General Hospital
Mondey
Niewiadowski
Walersen
Talks Planned for Injured Veterans at St Mary's University
A series of lectures by St Marys University professors for convalescent and rehabilitating veterans begins at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center Station Hospital on Wednesday with Rev Brother John J Black M, professor of history, presenting History of American Politics.
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St. Mary's University
San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center Station Hospital
John J. Black
Famous St Joseph Aspirin Ad Claims Fast Cold Relief
An old newspaper ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as the first choice for colds and pain. It urges readers to ingest the aspirin for instant relief and highlights larger bottle savings of 86 tablets for 20 cents and 100 tablets for 85 cents, promoting genuine aspirin over substitutes.
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Keep &T
St. Joseph
FDR Bi-Party Ticket Proposed by Buffalo Courier-Express
Buffalo editorial advocates Franklin D Roosevelt as a bi party presidential candidate with Republican support for 1944. It urges a unity ticket after a European armistice to guide postwar domestic and wartime challenges and to set the path for national political harmony.
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FDR
Buffalo
Franklin D. Roostvelt
Buffalo Courier-Express
Courier
Roosevelt
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