Pearce Urges Victory at Home
Houston audience hears post chaplain J. Stuart Pearce urge wartime unity and remembrance. He warns a small minority could mirror Nazi spirit while praising U S troops and homefront support amid memorial service for war dead and missing. Nashville report notes a Consolidated Vultee basketball game with a long overtime-like stretch.
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Aone
Germany
Japan
J. Stuart Pearce
Fort Bam
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Hitler
Ruchita
Police Probe Deaths Of Three In Lexington Case
Lexington Massachusetts January 17 police found the bodies of James Keefe 24 John Keefe 17 and Ruth Place 16 all of Waltham in an automobile on a secluded road off the Goencord turnpike. Grace Saunders 18 of Cambridge was hospitalized in serious condition after a night ride with the same trio. Autopsies planned as officers described how Miss Saunders met the Place girl Thursday and rode with the Keeffe brothers before the car ran out of gas and four remained inside until she left for Cambridge and then home.
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Lexington
Mass
To Prouirts
James Keefe
John
Ruthi Place
Waltham
Botties
Grace Saunders
Cambridge
John Obrien
Miss Saunders
Keele Brothers
Donely
Myer Marlin
Saunders
Liverbitten
Lees
Four Missing Persons Located After Thursday Report
Police Chief John W. Rydoff said autopsies would determine the cause of death for the four individuals reported missing since Thursday.
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John W. Rydoff
Six Hurt in Bus Car Crashes Across City Streets
Six persons were injured Sunday night and early Monday in three traffic crashes involving Transit Company buses. First at Frio City road and Jupiter street a car driven by Mrs. Percy Smith was rear ended by a bus driven by Z. P. Harper, injuring Smith and passenger Eugene M. Garrett. A second collision at the same intersection involved Alonzo Garza's car rear ending a bus stopped by police, injuring Garza and two passengers Petra Villareal and Maria Trevino. The third crash at El Paso and Pecos streets involved Mrs. Mary Enderle and a bus driven by Paul Bienek, with Enderle suffering a back injury. All injured were treated at Santa Rosa and M and S hospitals.
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Transit
Frio City Road
Jupiter Street
Percy Smith
Lovett Street
Z. P. Harper
Glover Street
Smith
Eugene M. Garrett
Mars Street
Alonzo Garza
Monterey Street
Garza
Petra Villareal
Cevallos Street
Maria Trevino
Avalde
Santa Rosa Hospital
el Paso
Pecos
Mary Enderle
Crosby’ Street
Paul Bienek
Enderle
Louis
Enderie
M. and
8. Hospital
Hill Burial in Coolidge Hill
Funeral services for Jack Reid Hill 37 Alamo Heights school teacher were to be held at 4 p m Monday at the Alamo Heights Methodist church Interment will be in Coolidge Texas Hill died Saturday night at his home 724 College boulevard Survivors are the widow Mrs Peggy Hull and his father F A Hill of Coolidge Active pallbearers Eddie Newmann Shirley Fulton Johnny Cowles Staff Sgt Sidney Kupfer Schmidt Stanley Chambers and Erin Iblehapen
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Jack Reid Hill
Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Coolidge
Texas
Hill
College Boulevard
Peggy Hul
F. A. Hill
Coolie
Eddie Newmann
Shirley Fulton
Johnny Cowles
Sidney Kupferschmidt
Stanley Chambers
EriniBpielhapen
Beyond Tomorrow Health Note From McCleary Clinic
An advertisement urges readers to pursue healthful living and seek treatment for digestive and eliminative disorders at the McCleary Clinic and Hospital. It warns rectal and stomach conditions worsen without proper care, stresses institutional treatment with skilled staff, and offers literature on these conditions upon request.
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McCleary
Aid in Ground Tank Digging Continued
A Texas A and M extension service district field agent Julian Roberson said in San Antonio that ranchers would be paid 15 cents per cubic yard for digging ground tanks up to 2000 yards. Ranchers may perform the work or hire a contractor for the job.
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Julian Roberson
Texas A, and M
San Antonio
Roberson
S A Flier Receives Air Medal and DFC
First Lieutenant Reuben W. Cage, a Fifth Air Force troop carrier pilot and former Light employee, has logged over 70 missions in the Southwest Pacific. He hails from 202 South Monumental Street, has 664 flying hours, and helped supply and move troops to build up forward posts in Kiriwina and Woodlark island groups. He assisted in Central New Guinea operations and returning the wounded, with a flawless record in the mass troop carrier flight across the Pacific after graduating from Lubbock Army Air Field.
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Reuben W. Cage
Fifth Air Force
the Light
Southwest Pacific
Reuben M. Cage
South
Monumenal Street
Cage
Australian - New Guinea
Kiriwina
Woodlark
New Cuinea
Gage
Lubbock
Baytown Worker Dies of Burns in Industrial Blast
Albert Young, 36, of Goose Creek, died Sunday in a Baytown hospital from burns suffered in an explosion at the Baytown Ordnance works of Humble Oil and Refining. W. H. Lehde also burned, in critial condition, as the two men tried to fire a surface. The plant makes toluol for high explosive charges.
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Houston
Albert Young
Goose Creek
Baytown Hospital
Baytown
Chipman Drafted by Dodgers for 1944 Baseball Season
Brooklyn January 17 Rickey announced Chipman will be inducted as Dodgers pitcher after a physical exam, with Chipman expected to join the 1944 baseball season. The draft notice mentions Chipman and the team’s plan to proceed despite his status.
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Chipman
Brooklyn
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Chip
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