Coleman Named Finance Chief for Eighth Corps Area
Col Frederick W Coleman, finance officer of the Eighth Corps Area, was congratulated on his nomination as chief of finance with the rank of major general. He will succeed Maj Gen Michael Carmichael who ends a four year term on April 22. Coleman came to Port, Bam, from Washington last September and previously served as a second lieutenant in infantry.
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Bexar Officers Armed with Modern Weapons for First Time
Ready for jailbreak subduing duties, Bexar officers are equipped with modern weapons marking their first use in state history. Authorities say the armament aims to deter revolts and enhance prison security amid growing tensions.
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Medal recipients and Air Corps leadership rumors in WWI era
The piece recalls the Distinguished Service Medal awarded to officers of the Ninety-first Division for actions in France from August to October 1918 and mentions Oscar Westover’s overlooked nomination as Air Corps chief. It notes Westover’s past roles as signal officer and storage chief, and cites other officers considered for top Air Corps command amid transportation and supply challenges.
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Aransas Channel Improvement Appeal Filed
An appeal from a Chamber of Commerce petition for widening and deepening Port Aransas channel to 97 feet will be heard within four weeks by the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors. Porter Whaley, chamber manager, said Monday other chamber officials supported federal aid for the project. The committee considered current dimensions sufficient for existing commerce.
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Yoakum Chamber Plans Tomato Tom-Tom Banquet
Yoakum Texas plans for the annual Yoakum tomato festival and a chamber of commerce banquet were set for discussion at a Friday night meeting led by president Ts. Ti. McGuffin.
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Boerne Man Granted Appeal Right after Court Notice
A Boerne man was given the right to appeal a prior sentence in the county court. The defendant, tied to the Tyuar case, faces a February hearing where a $1500 enlargement bond was set. The appellate motion aims to challenge the earlier jail term and related charges.
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Rancher to Be Tried Alone in Rum Case
Rancher Heroan Lindh of Comal faces trial alone on charges tied to a rum discovery. A prior trial ended with jurors disagreeing about the other defendants, Laubach, Leger, Sanchez, and Tenl. Leger received five months, Sanchez four, Leal a $200 fine. Leal and Laubach had not guilty pleas and later admitted guilt on some counts.
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