Military Promotions and Training Highlights Across Bases
The report lists numerous service members achieving wings, commissions, or transfers. George H. Blood receives pilot wings as second lieutenant at Napierfield. Jase Galea completes basic armor training at Fort Knox. Fela F. Ray graduates from armored school at Fort Knox. John F. Goetz and Hibmar A Wolfshohl graduate electrical and other courses at Chanute and related bases. Promotions include Majors Toth, Rossi, and Rossi to lieutenant colonel or major, with many officers advancing to captain or first lieutenant at various addresses.
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George H. Blood
Yvonne Blood
West Theonynie
Wein
Ant
Napierfield
Ale
Jase Galea
New Brauntelo
St. Fort Knox
Raj
EP Gherch
Ann L Churey
Linares Agemite
Newnort
Ark
Andl Nirs
Henry B. Ray
Southwest
Nineteenth Street
Armored School
Fort Knox
John F. Goetz
Hulda Goetz
Geralyn. Street
Hibmar A Wolfshohl
Emma Wolfshoff
North Olive Street
Chanute Kvid, al
Wade M. Seals
Margaret Lb. Seals
Wilkens Avenue
Keesler Field
Deonis Fupene Baker
Rowe
Angelo Bathigna
Margaret D. Battar
Pershing Avenue
Angelo Battaglia
Patterson Avenue
Fort Matson
Cali
Charles B. Kitowski
C. B. Kitowski
West Craig Place
Coffeyville
Kan
Army Air Field
War Department
Leawood David Toth
Drake Avenue
Enlanei
Courand
Nicholas Rothe
Adams
Aldo Rakert Rossi
Adams Street
Aldo
Robert Rossi
Montana Street
Thomas Waverly Luptin
Conoyer Street
David Anne Phillips
Steves Avenue
Edwin Appleton Marion
Wyoming Street
Ewell Eugene Wright
Campton Avenue
Ida A. Werner
South Presa Street
Marshall Burns Miller
Mandalay Drive
Woodrow Carol Barnes
East Walmier Street
John Pierre Tedrowe
Nolan Street
Heuterant
Clare Luce Stunned By Founders Day Death Announcement
San Francisco reports Clare Boothe Luce in shock after the death of her daughter Ann Clarke Brokaw. Luce, congresswoman from Connecticut, was near collapse in a San Francisco hotel amid a speaking tour along the Pacific coast. Founders Day dinner plans at Milam Cafeteria January 19 involve W. W. Fowlkes and others in alumni arrangements.
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Clare Luce
San Francisco
Dan
Ann Clarke Brokaw
Clare Boothe Luce
Congress
Connecticut
Wits Vita
San Franciscoe
Pacific Coast
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
San Antonio Army
Milam Cnfeteria
W. W. Fowlkes
Joe Glass Park
Styees
Tom Wright
Russell B. Winer
Pimples Disappeared Overnight With Lemire Product
Advert claims a medicated liquid named Kieeree and a treatment called Hiesrex cleared pimples overnight. Testimonies describe users seeing rapid improvement and improved confidence. Money back guarantee offered with no risk for first-time buyers. Sold and advertised by local depots.
Girl Crazy Extends Run in Texas Theater Engagement
The musical comedy Girl Crazy starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland will extend its run at the Texas theater with a new engagement. The plot follows a New Yorker sent to Arizona to curb his growing interest in the fair sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Crazy
Groree Gershwin
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Texas Theater
Ja Holtover Engakerment
Arizona
Lutheran to Talk To Methodists
The Rev Paul C. Wilson of Government Hill Lutheran church will address a noon service at Drevin Park Methodist church. The event is sponsored by the San Antonio Council of Churches with Vernon Mohr, vicar, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Wilson
Government Hill Tutheran Church
Willpeek
Vaursdey
Drevin Park
San Antone Council of
Churetes
Vernon
Mohr
Dobn
Mayor Steffler Go Back to Bed
Mayor Gus B Mauermann and Street Commissioner Paul Steffler returned to work Tuesday after illness. The pair were reportedly resting Wednesday as they recover from a recent bout, prompting a quick return to duties in the city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffler
Gus B. Mauermann
Paul Steffler
Crochet hats and craft patterns in The San Antonio Light
The issue advertises crochet and knitting hat patterns, pattern 739 with materials and stitches, plus a transfer motif set for embroidery. It asks readers to mail 15 cents and pattern details to The San Antonio Light techiecraf Dept, listing a 32 page Needlecraft Catalog from New York. It also covers local volunteer service notes and leadership changes at Public-at-Large events with mentions of Mrs. Prink Paschal and others, highlighting ongoing volunteer activities and shipboard duties.
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San Antonio Light Tech
la Vallila
Lingatuin
Indy
A. L
Prink Paschal
Arnesk Brown
Red Cross
Stell” Corrigan
Derk
P. L. Swearingen
Mercy
Kelly Field
Jed Waln
Good Manners in Interfaith Service Guidance
A dialogue discusses participation in a church service when one spouse is of a different faith. Advice urges respectful involvement, asking the fianc to explain ceremonies, and following the partner’s lead to worship reverently while avoiding offending tradition. A separate note echoes lodging a later opinion on paying for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Falthough
Doris
Lieut Voigt On Maneuvers Leaves For Louisiana
Lieut Gaines Voigt departed Saturday night for Louisiana to take part in maneuvers. He had spent the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs M C Voigt. Dr A J Parsons was guest speaker for Highland Park P T A and was interviewed by Mrs T R Heyland and Mrs Blanche Smith. Pupils of Miss Lois Hunt and Mrs Evelyn Burnett presented a program on City and World Science with mothers acting as hostesses.
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Voigt
Gaines Voigt
Louisiana
Mrs
M. c. Voigt
Miss Pearl Tudzain
By Tudzin
Gonzales
Harry ‘Rubin
M. Rubin
San Antonio
Agudas Achim Synagogue
David Tamarkin
Cpl
Oscar S. Schwartz
Fort
Sam Houston
J. Wolf
Kilgore
Pvt
Melvin Rubin
New Jersey
Mexico
Avanto
Dallas Visit Mentioned For Mrs Cape And Local Events
Mrs Cape plans a Dallas visit week with Capl and Lt. Nuessle plus Mrs Yeastey and San Antonio guests. Bexar Medical Society Auxiliary to meet for discussions and luncheon. Westway club and Alamo Review social events listed with officers to be installed. A wedding, Red Cross nursing course, and a waste paper drive announced with details for January events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cape
Dallas
Capl
Frank Yeastey
Earel
Joseph M. Nuessle
M. M. Nuessle
Nuessle
Te Idunta Army Uly Field
Colorado
Bexar County Medical Society
Medical Brary
West French
Alamo Review
No. 22
Francis Summers
Carline McFall
Red Cross
Morrill Ward BT. A
C. E. Henry
Executive Varummister
Fl P. Te
P.T. A. Wisn
Etiien Blood Bank
Aeneal
Two Types of Unwed Mothers Portrayed
A 1944 letter column discusses two unwed mothers, one seeking adoption and one choosing to keep her baby. The writer cites experiences with marital status, court age, and parental expectations, noting Florence Crittenton Home does not offer adoptions and advising contact with other institutions. The column includes reader pleas for guidance and support for young mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walid
Ming
King Peing
Florence Crittenton
Mike Fairiax
How to Ruin Dresses and Lose Friends
A promotional text touts Arrid deodorant as a solution to perspiration odor in dresses. It argues girls’ friendships suffer from damp clothing and offers Arrid as a safe, dependable fix. The piece cites five reasons why it won’t irritate skin or ruin fabrics.
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