Lackland Field Named for Gen Frank L Lackland
The IDTRC designation shifts to Lackland army airbase named in honor of Brig. Gen. Frank L. Lackland. The field near Kelly Field has served cadet training and separation duties and was once SAACC PDC and IDTRC. Congressman Kilday was notified. Lackland died in 1930, survived by his mother in Washington. Engineers meet San Antonio convention to attract 500 members in January.
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Lackland Army Airbase
Frank L. Lackland
Kelly Army Air Field
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Paul Kilday
Lackland
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Duncan Held
State Society of Professional Engineers
Drug Fails In. B. Tests
San Francisco report notes $1,000,000 research tests by the army navy and VA find streptomycin shows no proof as the TB cure. It may reduce fatalities in two rare forms and help a few others but cannot replace bed rest or surgery as the standard TB treatment.
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Army
Navy
Veterans’ Administration
Henry Wallace Hints Third Party Formation in 1948 Race
Henry A Wallace urged Truman to meet Marshal Stalin and warned the Truman administration’s foreign policy could lead to war or depression. He toured a South Salem farm after a Watergate speech to 10,000 to 12,000 supporters, promoting a possible third party if both major parties pursue a crisis course. A California-driven Draft Henry Wallace movement grew as he continued his third party crusade.
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Marshal Stalin
South Salem
Watergate
Palomae
Russia
Bay
Henry Wallace
California
Four Beat Soldier Attacked During Riverwalk Robbery Spree
Pvt. Albert M. Cox of Lackland air base reports being attacked by four men on Riverwalk and robbed of 175 dollars. Rudy and William Rodriguez, brothers living on Frio City road, were assaulted by seven knives and bottles-wielding attackers on Saunders avenue. Rudy received care at Robert B. Green hospital for a neck cut. Benito Barron on Herff street allegedly struck by two men, leaving him with two black eyes and a broken nose. Ramon Ortiz on Matamoras street treated for a knife wound to the shoulder blade after an attack on Monterey street.
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Lackland Air Base
IDTRC
Riverwalk
Rudy
William Rodriguez
Frio City Road
Brothers
Saunders Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
Benito Barron
Herff Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Ramon Ortiz
Matamoras Street
Monterey Street
Lions to Hear Musicians at Alamo Heights Club
Alamo Heights Lions Club will hear musicians at 7 p.m. Thursday in the new building. Featured at the meeting are Beverely LaGue, saxophonist, and Hal Copeland with his cornet, providing entertainment for club members.
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Alamo Heights Lions Club
Beverely LaGue
Hal Copeland
Food shipments to German zones total $180 million
American and British taxpayers funded about 180 million dollars to ship 1,482,000 metric tons of food into the combined zones of Germany during the first five months of this year, according to an official joint announcement.
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