Army Orders Register Aviation Training and Promotions
Detailed list of second lieutenants promoted or assigned to aviation training, officers detailed for regular flight duties, transfers, and appointments at University of Texas School of Military Aeronautics and Kelly Field. Includes names such as Shirk, Cameron, Belser, Merchant, Mehan, and others with campuses at Fort Meade, Leon Springs, Camp Greene, and Manila defenses adjustments. Ends with a domestic dialogue fragment about a marriage proposal and family opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenants Aviation Section
Martin . McMahon
Wiley TR. Wright
Beverly V. Thompson
Arthur I. Foster
Harold Gosburn
Samuel W. Clarkins
Alexander
Abner W. Shields
Macredy
McClure
Ralpham
Daniel
Louis E. Plum
Modlish
Munford -Arnold
Hi. Maupin
John A. Wes. L. Makin
Cecil WH. Braddich
Riddick
Maple
Shappell
Edwin Wiewhold
John N. Thorpe Jr
Donald rMa
M. J. Shirk
Fifth Infantry
National Army
Schont of
Military Aeronautics
University of Texas
Charte Toones
George H. Cameron
All Armas
Washington
John J. Belser
Quartermaster Reserve
Signal Corps of Army
T. Merchant
Cavalry
Edward
Austin
Infantry
Joseph Laird
First Cavalry
Charles D. Fisher
Foth
Clark Gibson
National Guard
Thay 1
Avery
Coast Artillery
Manila
Puget
Guy Frrman
Softh Infantry
Wiliam W. Ramsey
Delaware
George I. Johnson
S4id_ field artillery
Us B. AlVvey
Gary T. Fairmian
343D
Field Artillery
John
Field Artilery
N. J. Walker
Henry M. van Buren
114Th Infantry
Lofton H. Stamps
17Th
Fred O C. Dawson
Vth
Yen H. Rice Jr
Cavary Reserve Corps
John J. Mehean
School of Military Aeronautics
FL Merkel
John Boottoms
50Th Infantry
William M. Carl
Ith
Daniel W. O'Neh
Tun Infantry
Wiliam TH
Russell
John He Fuller
Noreman TE
Fiske
Sth
Field Arllery
5Th Cavalry
Charles S. Kilburn
83 Field Artillery
24Th Cavalry
He Cavalry
Cal Edwin MW. Marks
Ith Cineers
Conn
Fort Myer
Virgi
Theodore H. Gillan
National Reserve Corps
Signal Corps Act
Kelly Field
Captaina
James Trysinger
Robison
James Rushton
William UW. Smith
James A. Wilkinson
Charites 1Or
Max OL Asrey
John Mc Hench
Mrmeat Teserve
Camn Meade
Leon Springs
Reond
Ouse G. Cirments
Inefantry
Militery Aeronautics
Tesana
Rasa
Regine
Jack London
Para
Sealey J. Ghurelie Mil
Dall Gearke R
Denton
Paul Davis
Milton Hall Glover
Vichita Falls
Advice on Eating Habits and Kidney Health from Dr. Watson
A guidance piece promoting vegetable heavy diets and regular bowel cleansing with a May-apple laxative, plus ample water before meals and occasional Anuric to stimulate kidneys. Claims include preventing early death from kidney disease heart issues rheumatism and gout and living to a hundred with outdoor exercise sensible food and herbal laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. Pierce
Concert proceeds acknowledged by San Antonio Red Cross
The San Antonio Red Cross chapter received a 230 dollar check from the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra as proceeds of a recent concert. Chairman Munday J. Harding conveyed the chapter’s appreciation to Mrs. Hertzberg for the musicians’ charitable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Red Cross
Checl
Father and Son Week Proclaimed in Austin Texas
Governor Wobby designates February as Father and Son Week urging YMCA branches and Sunday schools to host events focused on father son bonds Mr. Governor suggests a simple dinner with fathers and sons and program of brief addresses to honor the relationship with boys encouraged to bring their fathers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Wobby
Army Officers and Assignments at Camp Travis Base Hospital
Army personnel reports list Maj. DLJ Farrell ill with pneumonia at Camp Travis base hospital. Major Farrell, a former Chicago spo ast, offered his services at wartime outbreak. Also noted are Lt. Lewis W. Tibbetts and several lieutenants assigned to cavalry regiments. officers reported to base hospital lab and headquarters for duty. medical board appointees and state officials visiting Austin for government business. Scientists and business leaders attend a whale steak luncheon at the American Museum of Natural History to discuss food conservation and new supply sources. menu features whale hash, whale pot au feu, and whale steak with traditional accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Farrell
Camp Travis Base
Chicago
Lewis W. Tibbets
307Th Cavalry
Cavary
T. Johson
Joseph B. Whitener
Thomas P. Simmon
Dwight Williams
Bernhard Jim
John AC. Stevens
William J. Brodhead
James Mell
George
105Th Cavalry
William M. Cannell Walter Williams
Warry S. Culler
803Rd. Cavalry
New York
Relief from eczema with Zemo product claims
An advertisement promises relief from eczema and skin troubles using Zemo available at drug stores for 35 cents or an extra large bottle for a dollar. It claims Zemo removes pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ringworm, leaving clear skin, and emphasizes its antiseptic, non staining, easy to apply formula from The W. Rose Co of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Three Cars Stolen In Weekend Extension Report
Police reports show three cars stolen Friday night and many thefts through the week. Ten vehicles recovered, some abandoned after joy rides. Browne reports a Hudson and a Chevrolet taken. a seven passenger Studebaker stolen near Salado Creek with descriptions furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police
N. Dr. Browne
Avenue C
Neal
Studebaker
J. Ry Rues
Southern Pacific Railway
Salado Creek
Formation of a Pigeon Unit for Overseas Service
The 90th division forms a pigeon unit of the signal corps to train ciutinct pigeons for overseas work and to oversee their activities in frame. Fourteen enlisted men transferred to the unit are attached for quarters and rations to the 315th field signal battalion, including Corporals Koo M. Jackson and James G. Slater and Privates Henry J. Peres Melvin J. Dickson FF Sims Woerrest I. tlazuleus Nathan Sellinger Willery C. Apple Jesse Jb. Martin Richard B. Weddel W. F. Torley John C. Boren Douglas J. Coffee and Tindolph ff. Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
90Th
Signal Corps
315Th Field Signal Battalion
Koo M. Jackson
James G. Slater
Henry J. Peres
Melvin J. Dickson
FF. Sims
Woerrest I. Tlazuleus
Nathan Sellinger
Woman Sent to Jail After Nighttime Arrest
A woman received 100 days in jail after a recent arrest and prior warning of heavier fines for a second offense. Police found her son on the west side early Monday. Two white showmen were arrested hours apart for selling liquor to soldiers and turned over to federal authorities. Vice squad reports say officers spent Friday night spot-checking suspected places and rooming houses with no additional arrests found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Winter Quarters
San Antonio
Harvey
Vice Squad
May Spray at Camp Travis Dust Control Proposal
Camp Travis may buy an oil spraying machine like the one used at Welly Wield to fight dust. A recommendation to supply the cantonment with one machine has been sent to Brig. Gen. W. A. Johnston, acting camp commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Welly
W. A. Johnston
Camp Travis Sprayer Study by Medical Officers
Lieut Col Malloran Halloran Maj Heller and Lieut Mader visited Iselly field Friday to inspect the spray unit. They noted the device would spray between buildings and on drill grounds at Camp Travis. Dust at the cantonment is less annoying than at Kelly Field due to hills and paved roads, reducing open spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Malloran
Halloran
Joseph M. Heller
Red M. Mader
Iselly Field
Camp Travis
Cantonment
Kelly Wield
Grain to be moved rapidly from western states
Washington dispatch reports Director General McAdoo ordered priority for grain and related products to reach markets. The plan aims to move heavily moisture laden corn and stored grain to prevent rot and meet Allied demands, using thousands of box cars and reducing industrial shipments. A British official supported expedited shipping to avoid transport bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Nichard
Indus
Berkman Back to Prison in Atlanta Federal Sentence
Alexander Berkman anarchist whose conspiracy conviction against the draft law was sustained by the Supreme Court was returned to Atlanta from New York to resume a two year federal penitentiary term. He had been released pending the court ruling after appealing his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkman
Atlanta
Alexander Berkman
United States Supreme Court
New York
Federal
Vanderbilt Promises Acting Chief Of Staff In 27th Division
SPARTANBURG S C Feb 9 Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt commander of the 102nd engineers designated acting chief of staff of the 27th division succeeding Colonel Bandholtz who has been promoted to brigadier general on Island The People’d Value Journal notes a lighthearted quip about an island as a place you can’t sit away from without a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Spartanburg
S. C
Cornelius Vanderbilt
102Nd Engineers
Bandholtz
People
D Vome
Madera Company Lumber Exports Revoked in Mexico
CAN EXPORT LUMBER EL PASO TEX Feb 9 The Madera Company Limited with mills and timber tracts in Northern Mexico was notified that the decree prohibiting lumber exports from Pearson and Madera Chihuahua was revoked The ban had been issued February 1 over a dispute involving lands confiscated by Francisco Villa during Carranza era The Madera Company part of Pearson holdings AML mill workers ordered to return to work and mills to reopen Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Madera Company, Limited
Mexico
Pearson and Madera
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Madera Company
Pearson Holdings
AML
Aar
First National Bank of Brownfield Applies for Charter
The Treasury Department announced on Friday that Brownfield Texas bank with capital of 25000 has applied for a charter. A new charter has been issued to the National Bank of God ley, which succeeds the Citizens Bank with a capital of 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dd. C
Treasury Department
First National Bank of
Brownfield
Texas
National Bank of God~ley
Citizens’ Bank, Capital
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I. H. Watson
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Steam Engineers Union
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Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Moncey
Kehoe Loan Co
W. Commerce
Hermann Sons’ Hall
Louise Brown
National Spiritualise Ass'n
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Dixie
Vance
Turner Wall
Gents 50c
Ladies Free
Klaus’ Orchestra
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Broadway
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Frederceksburg Road
Nobert BR. Green
Brown
Fredericksburg
Camp Stanley
Riebe's Jewelry Store
Main Ave
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A-Bar Plumbing Co
Travis
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Household Furniture Company
South Wieres Street
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
Eiveryone
Robinson
J. W. Collins
Bexar County
Helen Harrington Downing
Home Managers
Beethoven Hall
Lewis Tf. Teese
Camp
Joseph
Ralph J. Robinson
Quartermasters’ Reserve Corps
Tieut. A. Matz
Tdent
Rupert FP
Ricker
Department Intelligence Office
Albert F. Beverly
Arthur Boyd
Ephram Campbel
Medic Reserve Corps
Micks Wield
Taliaferro Field
I. J. Davis
Quartermasters’ Corps
State
Vice
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