More From S A Enter Brooke Hospital Admission List
San Antonio is admitted to Brooke Hospital center for further treatment and observation. The list names many service members and next of kin with home addresses including Sgt. Frank Valdez and Mrs. Eleanor Valdez, Sgt. Hamilton and Mrs. Belvie Jordan, Cpl. Carlos Tierrera and Mrs. Stella Herrera, and others such as Pfc. Daniel C. Cantu, Pvt. Manuel Valdez, and CBM George Rouse.
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San Antonio
Brooke Hospital
Frank Valdez
Eleanor G. Valdez
Starr Street
Sgt
Hamilton
Belvie Jordan
Sharer Street
Carlos Tierrera
Stella Herrera
Round Street
Jose R. Ramirez
Rita Ramirez
Taft Boulevard
Jesus J. Barron
Celiz R. Barron
Daniel C. Cantu
Luz Cantu
Saltillo Street
Mike
RK. Mena
Carolina Mena
South Presa Street
Edward L. Kinne
E. L. Kinne
East Locust Street
Joe Flores
Eucina Flores
Laredo Street
Lawrence Sanders
Margaret Sanders
Elmhurst Avenue
Juan M. Bosquea
Dolores Bosquez
San Manuel Avenue
Odis al. Landis
Francis Wehr
Pasadena Street
Lillie Mae Pogue
R. A. Pogue
Box Asip
Jesse A. Cooksey
Ethel Cooksey
May Street
Earl E. Ra
Promotions and awards among RAF Flying Training command staff
Brig Gen Charles T Myers receives the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Legion of Merit for service with Central Flying Training, presented by Brig Gen Robert C Oliver. Lt Jane Louise Chapin and Lt Alice I Davis are promoted to first lieutenant at San Antonio station. Cpl Sam Filler earns sergeant rank with Pacific overseas air technical service command. Pvt Archie H Jordan serves with the Tenth Chemical Warfare GSC on Luzon. Maj John J Myers to attend Cleveland Air Show.
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Charles T. Myers
RAF Flying Training Command
Randolph Field
Central Flying Training Command
Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center
Robert C. Oliver
Flying Training Command
Michael F. Davis
San Antonio
AAT’ Personnel Distribution Command
Jane Louise Chapin
Alice I. Davis
Leslie J. Martin
Monticello Court
Borden General Hospital
Chickasha
Okla
Gerald Clayton Dodd
Leonard Dobrowolski
Navy
Pacific
Sam Filler
West Rosewood Aveniun
Pacific Overseas Air Technical Service Command
Almeda
Casil
Archie H. Jordan
Leigh Street
Tenth
Chemical Warfare General Service Company
Luzon
John J. Myers
AAR Flying Training Command
Randolph
Will Stend
Cleveland Air Show
Officer Back From Abroad Returns To San Antonio
Lt. Col. Robert J. Holley, Texas A and M graduate, returns to the United States after two years in Italy and North Africa with the Fifth Infantry division artillery. He commanded the Fifth Army rest and recreation centers after V E Day and is visiting his mother Mrs. N. F. P. Holley and aunt Mrs. Alma Clark at 627 West Woodlawn Avenue.
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Robert J. Holley
Texas A. and
M. College
United States
Italy
North Africa
Holley
Q5th Infantry Division
Fifth Army
N. FP. Holley
Alma Clark
West Woodlawn Avenue
San Antonio
Public Invited to Brooke Hospital Radio Program
Public invited to Brooke Hospital center radio program New Horizons broadcast Fridays at 9 45 p m over WOAT by the service club. A dance runs 8 30 to 11 p m with intermission during the broadcast. Lt Harvey H Sparks directs. 365th band provides music. Cpl Robert Oyster to speak about projection service and the Annex LV opening.
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Brooke Hospital Center
New Horizons
New Service Club
Harvey H. Sparks
iCpl
Robert Oyster
Brooke
Annex LV
Goldfish Vow Kept by University Jokers
Vancouver report notes the Jokers club at the University of British Columbia challenged students to meet a fund drive quota. Engineering student Paul Chatter swallowed a gold fish from a bowl after volunteering, fulfilling the dare amid campus fundraising activity.
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Vancouver
Jokers Club
University of British Columbia
Paul Chatter
Jaycee-ettes Back Health Dept Bland Test Drive
The Jaycee-ettes became the first women’s group to fully support the city health department’s Bland test campaign to launch officially in February. At a dinner Wednesday night they heard Dr. Waller Green and Franklyn Hochreiter discuss medical aspects while Mrs. John Middleton presided. The Wheatley P.T.A. and Wheatley Tenants’ Association also endorsed the drive as the first Black organizations to do so.
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Jaycee-ettes
City Health Department
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Waller §.Green
Franklyn C. Hochreiter
John M. Middleton
Health Department
Wheatley P.T. A. S
Wheatley Tenants’ Association
Governor Grants Pardon for San Antonio Man
A full pardon and restoration of citizenship were granted to T. H. Taylor of San Antonio. Taylor, sentenced to 101 years by Judge W. W. McCrory for robbery by assault on May 12, 1938, entered state prison September 21, 1939. The pardon was recommended by the state prisons board and disclosed in a governor’s letter to the judge.
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T. H. Taylor
San Antonio
W. W. McCrory
Stevenson
Back Tax Drive Urged by Taxpayers' Defense League
President Arthur Michael of the Taxpayers' Defense League urged collecting delinquent county taxes to solve Bexar County finances. He criticized the county budget process, pushed for a contract with a firm that collects delinquent taxes, and noted District Attorney John T.R. Shook blocked the move. The group planned a Friday budget hearing at the courthouse as commissioners reviewed Garvey's letter recommending cuts and disallowing requests.
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Arthur Michael
Taxpayers’ Defense League
Bexar County
Michael
Edgar Garvey
Commissioners Court
Sayt
Fort Worth
John TR. Shook
Garvey
Sar Bennett
Robert F. Uhr
Sam Anderson
Man suffers facial burns after lye thrown in face
Jesse Patton, 63, of 424 Live gall street, suffered burns to the eyes and mouth when lye was hurled in his face Thursday. He told police a woman was involved but has not been arrested.
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Lye
Jesse Patton
Live Gall Street
City Profits in 4 Departments
The 1945 city audit shows profits for four departments the corporation court the Witte museum Brackenridge golf course and the market house with Riverside and other venues posting losses or reduced profits. Total assets exceeded liabilities by about 29.27 million while the audit praised the inventory system and interdepartmental cooperation.
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Corporation Court
Witte Museum
Brackenridge Golf Course
Market House
F. G. Rodgers and Company, Certified Public Accountants
Brack ‘Enridge Park
Riverside Golf Course
Municipal Auditorium
Colored Auditorium
San Pedro Play House
Sunken Garden Theater
Zoo
Diphtheria Death Noted Prompts Immunization Campaign
Dr R L Cherry head of the city health department’s communicable disease division reports one diphtheria death in 1946 with five cases so far. He urges universal immunization, free at the health department for those without a private physician, and a campaign starting April 3 for all children aged six months. Two thirds of deaths occur in children under five. past years show 82 cases in 1945 and 63 in 1944.
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R. L. Cherry
City Health Department
Cherry
Boiler Thief Active Again In San Antonio Area
A repeated boiler theft target, a large pot used for boiling clothes, struck at 8268 Trinity Street and other local sites. Police report a series of similar thefts over recent months, urging residents to beware and report suspicious activity promptly. The frantic pattern prompts calls for vigilance and quick responses to recover stolen items.
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San Antonio
Backyarn Bolier
Joe Ridgeway
Trinity Street
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