Transfusion Spoiled by Army Officer Attack Near Amarilla
A wounded Army officer, W. West, was attacked in Amarilla and rushed to hospital in Austin. Blood transfusion from volunteer donor Bakgee was found satisfactory but West remains critically injured. Doctors and colleagues, including Smith and Koepsel, express gratitude for teamwork and sacrifice as bandages are removed and life-saving steps await the next pivotal moment.
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W. W. West
Bro Oer
Bakgee
Hia Ghody
Gmouths
Bis Ride
West
Anyoe
Beker
Smith
RF Bates
Perbane
Wlfigsrs
Mengan
Mr. Bafier
Aline
Mir
Amarilla Hotel
Vida
Keepsel
Austin
Reserve officers complete training as nation widens force
Nine reserve officers of Advocates General's area have served at corp size and will return to active duty at headquarters under Colonel Herbert A. Whity. On Monday eight more officers are to report for two months of duty, including Major Antonin, Major Edward Hits, Captain H. T. Giaduard, Lieutenant I. Phen, and others from Oklahoma City Dallas and El Tivabenane.
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Herbert A. Whity
Advnes Ral
Antonin
Okit
A. Byure
Gidahoma City
H. T. Giaduard
AN Biynads City
Ket Liewtenant I. Phencat
Dallags Wiest
Mane la Scott
el Tivabenane
Philip Yonge
Mrsn
Man 75 Sought Days in Swamp Grand Hamads
A 75 year old man from Grand Hamads Mich sought days in a swamp for war days, sick and unable to move. William Thoroald inmate of the infirmary today was in the hospital at Bink institution, where it was stated he chose a fair offer of war days. The incident was believed to have occurred after a fall in the swamp. path to recovery includes rest and careful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hamads
Willian Thoroarald
Koni, Cyr
Hesttal
Bink
Bonsor
Robbery report on Shetland ponies in Toledo
Police report a theft at Walbridge Park where a Shetland pony was robbed for $12. The suspect is described as a man who fled with the money after taking the pony’s value. Local authorities are investigating the incident and seeking tips from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Shetland Jonson
Walbridge
Low Scherer
Polis
In Tow: Officer Sought His Clothes After Beach Incident
A late Saturday bathers incident near San Pedro involved Lt A B Cannon of the Army office and a boy named Rivera. Clothing mixups led to hospital transport for Cannon while a bathing-suit clad officer searched for his garments as authorities queried the owner amid dusk.
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A.B. Cannon
Sam. Houston
Hwever
Army Office
San Pedro Pont
Do Ube
Rivera
Connan
Flex
Nolice
Jazz Band Plays in Church Service History Record
Wadsworth June 1. For the first time in England a jazz band has been used in church service marking a historic occasion and signaling changing attitudes toward contemporary music in worship.
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Wadsworth
Uug
England
Raid Nets Bootleggers in San Antonio Drinking Ring
Deputies and a district attorney investigator raided two open drink dens on a Saturday afternoon arresting two teens and a man for possession of intoxicants. Cars clogged the area as guests fled from a priorly noted residence near the Prestonton road amid a scene of overturned chairs and disorder.
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Nana
Bexar County
Jim Stevens
Preasanton Road
Diaz
Florey
Steela
Zee Johnson
R. E. Garcia
Toe Johnson
Atrestes
Johnéan
Lock of Hair Leads Officers to Missing Girl
A lock of hair and a photograph in a letter to North Pleasant parents led Sheriff Stevens to a missing girl from Atascosa County. A driver who had picked up the girl was traced to a motel in Austin where he transported her. authorities alerted the parents in Pleasanton and began further investigations.
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Austin
Vin Stevens
Atascova County
Beaur
Java
Ens
Picasanton
Beer making outfit leads to arrest in Hast Crockatt street
One man was arrested after a disturbance on Hast Crockatt street Friday night. Deputies with a search warrant seized more than 450 bottles of beer and other items, transporting the liquor to the county jail for destruction. The suspect faces a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor.
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Sande
Hast Crockatt Street
Dim Stevens
Denuties Sycet
Ding and
Garoni
Johnson
Denwghin
Trial of Peter OBrien Opens in Fourth District Court
Testimony begins in the Ninety fourth District Court for the trial of Peter O’Brien on an indictment charging him with theft and misappropriation from Sullivan Bank. Dan Sullivan, former employer of the O’Brien twins, is expected to be the prosecution’s star witness as the pace of testimony slows for the weekend adjournment.
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Butte Witheddey
Peter
O'Brien
Ain
Dr. Sullivan Bank
Wael
Trul
Dan Sullivan
Irak. 1
Pil O'Brien
Bectha
Iz the -Engh
Ion
Armbrust
Bik Tush
Paul O'Brien
Cnah
Aras
Bot
A S MOST EXPERT SCOUT TO AID TROOP AT CORPUS
Scout Commissioner Arthur Michael proposes exchanging San Antonio scouts with the Nueces Valley council in Corpus Christi to advance training for youths, with Scout Charles Deel to join Corpus troops and Teel set for a double eagle soon. Teel, a five year veteran, recently joined the ROTC and is moving toward an assistant scoutmaster role while studying at St Stephen’s College.
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Sin Antonin
Corpus Chreloté
Arthur Michael
Alamo
Roy Seouis
Michael
Nurees County
Corpus Christi
Honal Scout Commission
Tee
O. MT. C
Ninth
United States Infantry
Wwas
Main Avenue High School
National Scout Headquarters
New York
Weather forecast for San Antonio and gulf states predicts near normal temps
The Weather Bureau in Washington issues a general forecast for the central and gulf states for the week starting Monday June 15. It calls for mostly fair conditions with possible scattered showers and temperatures near to slightly above normal. Saturday afternoon readings reached 98 degrees while Saturday morning’s low was around 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Witness shoots man held for assault in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 1 James H. Benton of this city was killed in a gunfight with C. B. Dollarhite a former officer of the American Legion headquarters in Oklahoma City hospital reports say Benton and Dollarhite exchanged shots during a confrontation linked to an assault case.
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Oklahoma City
James H. Benton
C. B. Dollarhite
American Legion
Shtatite
Reserve officers ordered to report at Fort Worth and Houston
A list of fourteen reserve officers is ordered to report beginning on a fifteenth date from the division headquarters. Names include Secbatt Lierity W and G Seathéroyeh, with postings to Fort Worth Houston Antonio Fitrt and other Texas posts. Officers reported cover ranks from Captain to Second Lieutenant across Fort Worth San Antonio Dallas and Loyal Valley, with assignments to various regiments and duties.
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Bava
Suna
Nindtid Mivision
Houston
Secbatt Lierity W
G. ‘Seathéroyeh
Antonio Fitrt
Heame
Dent-Res
Fort Worth
Atia
Q. Richardson
Martin
W. Maxwell
Proli
Res
San Antonio
Heller
Si Antonio
Wi Powers
InfRes
Necora
Necora Lieutenant At. J. Lebmg Loyal Valley; First Tout Harrison, Yot-Res, Dalla
Afoxtimer
Reg Dillng
Dirst
DeValsen
Isorderei
Normayle
General Ireland Visits Fort Sail Houston Medical Students
Major Geuert addressed RGD medical students as Ms W Toland, surgeon general of the army, visited Fort Sail Houston for a three day inspection of the medical corps. The talk stressed the need for a medical reserve and discussed interns remaining in army hospitals during wartime.
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Ireland
R.gd
Geuert
W. Toland
Tle
Fort Sail Houston
Nang Maining
Armo Hos
Vitils
Giseral Troland
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