Wounded Man Rescue Leads to Officer's Death in Luzon
Casualties officer Killed in unselfish attempt to save a wounded comrade on Luzon near Bay. Trodiier 20 of Alice formerly San Antonio, died March 29 after being shot while leading a rescue. Commanding officer Lieut. Col. Matthew Kikeman notes he was killed during a combat patrol in hostile fire. He attended A and M College and Thomas Jefferson High, survived by parents, a brother in New Delhi, a sister in Washington DC, and other relatives. Private Roberts dies of wounds on Okinawa after seven months in service. Memorial service set for Hatfield Memorial Church. Curtis Tutt wounded May 15 in Mindanao per telegram to his wife and parents.
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Anent
Min Trodiier
Jazon
War Department
N. Trodiler
Alice
San Antonio
Matthew M. Kikeman
Orvalty
Bay
Luzon
Bill
Manila
Trodhler
Thamas Jefferson High School
Bgt
Harry Trower
New Delhi
India
Gong ‘Foodler
Washington
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Military service notes for Tutl at Pacific general hospital
Tutl, a former light carrier, entered the service September g, 1244, and went overseas February 1. The entry appears in a Pacific general hospital record, noting his transfer from move ab to active duty and deployment overseas.
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Ab & General Hospital
Pacific
Tutl
Casualties listed from South Texas by War Information Office
The Army and Navy department released casualties from South Texas including Army dead and wounded in the Pacific, naming Francis Fikhix of Kerrville and Roberta Garza of Herbonville among the dead, with others listed as wounded or missing in the Pacific theater. Also noted are family connections for several named soldiers in San Antonio, Alice, Corpus Christi, and nearby locales.
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Army and Navy Department
Office of War Information
South Texas
Pacific
Francis 1 Fikhix
Vrottey
Fay Long
Kerrville
Roberta Garza
Igenoyeva Garen
Herbronville
Vic
Trofilia Garza Jr
Ramona G. Garza
Edeouch
Philip Villanueva
Petra
Meat Scarcity Wrecks Life Of Butcher
Ed ward Schseab a 52 year old meat dealer told court the meat shortage worsens his life and customers while he faced a $50 fine for disturbing the peace after his wife Delphine testified he grew abusive when drunk. A judge stayed the fine and placed him on probation as his shop faced reduced hamburger sales and customer disputes.
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Lois
June
Edward B. Schseab
Delphine
Schwwab
Selwab
Sedwith
Actress Aly Patrick Delivers Premature Twins in Hollywood
Hollywood reports actress Aly Patrick and Navy Filer Lient Arnold 10 welcomed twins three months early at Good Samaritan Hospital last week. The newborns did not survive despite the actress undergoing blood transfusions and penicillin, with Miss Patrick still hospitalized and confined for about three more weeks.
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Hollywood
Youne
Aly Patrick
Lient
Arnold
St Good
Samaritan Hospital
Miss Patrick
Kingman Airfield Inactivation Planned This June
KMNGMAN airfield near Kingman has operated since December 1942 as a runway flight school and pilot training base. It will be temporarily inactivated around June 39, with operations suspended during the period and resumed later.
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Kingman
Kmngman
Anie
Dung
CNBS
Kingman Trumy
As & RunNery School
Spilot
Or i
Cheese Ban Removal Eases Cheese Supply in Southwest
Dallas reports temporary lifting of the ban on cheese making will increase supply in coming weeks. O M Evans of the War Food Administration Southwest region says restrictions on Swiss Roma Parmesan and other cheeses will be relaxed until July 15 to utilize abundant milk being produced in the Southwest.
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Dallas
O. M. Evans
War Food Administrations
Southwest Entry
Polity
iSouthwest
Evans Sila
Waller All Wet and the Symphon Bot Scene
Rudy Vailee faced a charged water spray from a symphon bot seven times before the scene aired, drawing coverage as Pine-Them’s “People Are Puniny” and sparking discussion of the prank's execution and reception.
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Waller
Rudy Vailee
High altitude oddity as two planes pass without firing
Okinawa report recounts Marine pilot John Byers of Lubbock and a Japanese dive bomber meeting at about 46,000 feet. Both planes carried live guns that jammed, leaving the flyers in a tense standoff until they separated.
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Okinawa
Ing
John
Byers
Lubbock
Bjerk
Fishburgers Debut as New Meat Sub in New York
A quirky New York report describes new "fishburgers and fit burgers" aimed at snark-loving diners. Commissioner Henry M. Brundage approves, gourmets test the offerings, and tasters say the items resemble old-fashioned hamburgers while keeping fishy color and texture distinct.
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New York
Oure
Reddsirle
Henry M. Brundage
Aden
It Says Here By Bob Hope in New York Spring Scene
Bob Hope recalls a spring in New York with Mayor Coogan and Dodger fans amid park crowds and Fifth Avenue fashion. He jokes about Easter parade sights, spring hats with fruit and flowers, and the contrast to Maryland woods. Copyright 1949 by King Press.
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New York
CoGuanila
Dodger
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Mariys Wood
Imo
Havery Boyk
Coffer
King Pass
Synod
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Tolle We Roberts
DA. Roberts
Fast
Mitchell Street
Dffentry
Private Roberts
Sunda
Hatfield Memorial Church
Navarete
L. E. Laicky
Kathleen Roberts
Roberta Isley
Beatrice Leonard
Wallace Roberts
Mitchell
Marvin Roberts
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Virginia
Pic
Curtis M. Tutt
Fast Carson Street
Mindanay
Sord
Horace
Tull
Jim
Bill Trodlier
Hollie W. Roberts
Bindanaa, x
Mexico
Styte
Raothers
Amality
Garza Shoe Store
Honga
BO Flange
Packaot
Jarhee
Sommers Drug Stores
Sears
Allstate
U.S
America
Oation
Tle
Sears; Roebuck and CO
Bob Hope
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