Random Harvest Chapter Forty Three Escapes by Train
Smith plans to flee his growing obsession with the girl as a dawn train journey unfolds. He boards a local route toward Pellingham from Fulverton, aided by a theater companion who arranges a compartment and helps with his bag. The voyage grows quiet and desolate as fields pass by and a red haired boy stares from another carriage, hinting at shared fates or pasts.
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Smith
Ufe
Fulverton
Crosby Magas
Crosby Mapne
Pellingham
Peilingham
Alt
Theater Rr
Rarson
Houra
Fellingham
Gyoshy Magna
Nearbyields
9 Station
Alona
Hiis
Rugland
Croaby Magna
Worling
Mechanics of Auto Taught Women in San Antonio
San Antonio women are taking an automobile course in place of evening bridge. The group, part of the San Antonio Women's Motor Corps, trains as potential ambulance drivers and related automotive tasks.
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Women's Motor Corps
Adell Andry
Dixie Creamvelge
San Antonio
Women Learn Auto Mechanics In Service Corps
Women in a San Antonio service corps started six weeks ago to gain practical auto skills. They study tire changes, cleaning, wiring ignitions, and temporary repairs with guidance from local auto service men. Mary Webb leads the program and conducts two hour sessions combining talks and hands on practice.
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Mary Webb
Thp Group
Plane Converted to Air Ambulance at Randolph Field
An observation plane has been converted into an air ambulance and placed in service at Randolph field. It will operate day and night for immediate services. twelve pilots are assigned to take turns on call. The craft has equipment for short runway landings and takeoffs and will replace bombers formerly used to transport patients.
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Randolph Field
Artillery Chief to Attend School
Col Raymond of San Antonio commander of the 133rd Field Artillery, 36th Division, will leave Camp Bowie for Fort Sill to attend an eight week course for field officers at the Artillery School opening July. Col K Bullock of Fort Worth, commander of the 132nd Field Artillery, will also attend.
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Raymond Helps
San Antonio
133Rd Field Artillery
Camp Bowie
Fort Sil
Akia
K. K. Bullock
13Nd Bield Artillery
Fort Worth
Infantry grads to depart Camp Wolters for Fort Sam Houston
Camp Wolters prepares to send the first graduates of the infantry replacement training center to Fort Sam Houston on Tuesday. A convoy of 698 men from Camp Wolters is scheduled to reach the post with the 57th Military Police Battalion, now housed in tents at Dodd Field. Wolters also assigns 56 men to military police duty in New Orleans Wednesday.
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Fort Sam Houston
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Camp Woltern
Ban Antahia
Camp Wolters
Duy
Smth
Dodd Field
New Orleans
Medical Troop School to Meet This Evening
A brief notice states the medical troop school will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Nix Professional winding. The summer program will include a panel and discuss an anomaly in the eld as four men are observed.
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Medical Troop School
Eld
Bacring Down On The News By Arthur Hugs Near
An unclear fragmentary item discusses global tension and speculative schemes tied to Africa and colonial control. It mentions Dakar and Mozambique areas, references to Dr. Livingstone, and a critical tone about schedules, investigations, and political strategy, all in a hurried, opaque style.
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Arthur
Preview at Catholic center features films and talks by notable guests
Officers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce the Optimist club and the Army YMCA attend a preview of the film Ascending Arapaho at the National Catholic Community Service Center. Florence McDermott and Vera Roland perform a tango exhibition. Thomas Jefferson High School reading and a dance program for soldiers are also planned as part of a week of activities. Attendance hit 9000 soldiers on Saturday.
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Etlib
Army YM. OG. A
Arapaho Olaefer
National Catholic Community Service Center
Carl Metze
Maunttain Alinder
Mra
Florencer McDermott
Bolentide Society of
Son Antonio
Vera Roland
Dancing
Thomas Jeffersin
Frances Grhikmeyer
Cope
Dean Atyati
Mimi
Pome
New York School of Dancing
Abicmiance
Boys' Club to See Movie on Hunting in Mexico
Three units of the San Antonio Boys' Club will see a movie on Hunting in Mexico this week. David Steves, president of the board, announced the film is loaned by the Ford Motor Company. Unit No 1 will view Monday night, Unit No 2 Tuesday, Unit No 4 Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Mexico
David Steves
Borm of Directors
Iun
Ford Mator Company
Five Pedestrians Injured by Autos in Weekend Incidents
Saturday and Sunday crashes left five pedestrians with injuries in city areas near Commerce Street, Veramerce and Broadway. Victims include Autonta Rate, 39, and Sallie Ortly, with others treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Police identified several drivers including Max Smith and Tony Gulnoes.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Autonta
Fenfield Avenue
B1 Auto
Laredo
Max Smith
Regina Street
Lsted
Sallie Ortly
East
Commerce Street
Veramerce
Chestnut Streets
Toe Williams
Cherry Street
John Trigd
Jones Avenue
Broadway
Robert 8
Green Hospital
Poliego
Harold Deres
Bredericksburg Trend
Olga Gonvalns
South Brazos Gired
West Commerce Street
Tony Gulnoes
Arbor Place
Ed Lanier
Blum Street
Commerce and
Cherry Streets
B. F. Young
Seguin Road
Lutheran rehabilitation center opening honors military leaders
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan of the Eighth Corps area stressed vocational facilities for soldiers at the dedication of the Lutheran rehabilitation center located at 507 East Travis. Speakers included Col. W. B. Tuttle, Park Commissioner Henry Kein, County Judge Charles W. Anderson, and W. S. Halbig, with Rev. John Scherzer presiding and pastors Rev. A. H. Hoyer, M. G. Ricka, and Jana Anertner participating.
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Charles W. Anderson
W. 5. Halbig
John Scherzer
A. H. Hoyer
M.G. Ricka
Jana]anertner
City approves two movie censors for service
Mayor Quin approved two movie censors for the city. Mrs. A. J. Le Blanc is placed on regular payroll for 120 dollars per month and Mrs. Younge Graoks Usted appears on the supplementary payroll for 1230 dollars per month.
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Quin
A. J. le Blanc
Sergeant Pt. FV. Little Promoted in 111th Engineers
S. A. Private from San Antonio earns technical sergeant rank in Headquarters and Service company of the 111th engineers at Camp Bowle.
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S. A
FV. Little
San Antonio
111Th Engineers
Camp Bowle
Towato Vine Climbs to Feet in Alamo Heights Garden
An Alamo Heights hobby garden on Mary D Street features a Towato vine growing over nine feet tall since Good Friday. The plant bears nearly two dozen tomatoes weighing up to 34 ounces each with clusters of three or four, drawing the attention of local residents as they near ripening.
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Alamo Heights
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Wolters
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Dr. Livingatona
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Glubmen
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CHTV
Towato
Havel
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