American Legion Discuses Final Settlement and Promised Bungalows
In Sodhin Texas on March 2 a final settlement of debts of the American Legion of Texas was reported, with state funds of 15,932.45 dollars and a 3000 dollar check to the Daughters of the Confederacy for a cottage at the American Legion Memorial Hospital. Correspondence from Austin dated March 8 discusses past promises to build bungalows in several counties and notes funds used to aid the Confederacy, stressing integrity of the Legion while urging care with state finances and continued civic service.
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Sodhin
Tex
American Legion of Texas
Teres
Austin
von Mejer
Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
American le Riz Memorial Hospital
Kervpile
Davia Keumsie
Traine
Texas
Seete
Boa
W. A
Confederacy
American Legion
Generoleet War Risk Society of
Teros
Werrville
Aswrd
Mere
Gonzien
Refugio
DeWitt
Gellad
Karnes
Tie
Atizenr
Benevolent War Risk Society
Prince
Meney
Plese
Dann
Eaen
Lezlin
Amorites Legion
Etcte of
Tenzion
WAYNI
Mare
Notable Endorsement for Texes Ex-Service Organization
A reader’s letter praises the Texes region ex-service group for meeting high citizenship standards. The writer commends the department for clearing a 10,000 debt and highlights the organization’s exemplary conduct. The message thanks the state commander for guiding the division to “over the top” in repayment.
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Texes
Teres
Epien- Wid
Financier urges quick action on Muscle Shoals project
A Wellington financier predicts public pressure will push Congress to act within 39 days on Muscle Shoals properties. Colonel Hampton and associates in Washington are negotiating offers, with government rights potentially reverting to manufacturers if relief is not granted.
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Congress
Thommen Hampton
Weelington
D. C
Baturdas
Tumpton
Samuel
Orciz
Echo
Washington
Aseocmic of
Bin
Ban Antonid
Caton Hempton
Wiampton
Henry Bard Slusele
Millen
Dolliers
Tinmupion
Agit
Unclear Long Service Ends Promptly at Company
Fragmented OCR text outlines a long service ending at a South Sensis Company with numerous names and garbled phrases. It references personnel moves, incharges, and a line possibly linked to Heenan Line with various place names and dates lost to distortion.
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Bloit Furgt
Toul
South Sensi Company
Gary Hua
Orig Incharges
Jemaralle
Heenan
Radio Here Hears Around World At Camp Travis
A radio antenna built by students at the communication school of the Recond Division at Camp Travis enables listening to stations worldwide. The 60 foot long four wire system, with tower placements on the school roof and nearby grounds, reportedly captures signals from Hawaii to Europe, though noise and atmospheric conditions affect clarity.
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Communication School
Recond
Cemp Travis
Acoy
Peasl Harbor
Hawaii
Mexico
United States
Von
Denver
San Francisco
Ghieagy
Bie Wcoatinghouse
East Pittsburg
Ani
Cos
Barr
Cime Elma
Navy
Atlingtan Ree
Catalina Talsud
Feud Torre
Wawaii
Raynis
Mussina
Werea
Coperty
Tran
Chicago
Danser
Achoal
San Antonio
Ofr
Freighters Gather for Bloweer Freighters Meet in March
Tentative programs for the third annual Bloweer Freighters Association meeting list March 25 and 26 in San Pedro. Chaplain J. Curhstales will open with prayer, with talks by Cal We T. Wasy, Dr. Frederick Tercell, Cpl Jack R. Labatt, William A. Krewnken, and Chaplain Stuart J. Pierce. Event features include a cigar and pipe lighter contest to see who unmokes velie nest.
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Bloweer Freiehten Association
Ralinios
Meeloga
San Dedro
J. Curhstales
Vierans
Cal We T. Wasy
Frederick Tercell
Cpl
Jack R. Labatt
Eavist
Addresa
William A. Krewnken
Agsueiation
Stuart
J. Pierce
Becomd
Tuvision
Thieves Hit Jacob Brothers Store in Broad Daylight
Robbery reported first thing Saturday morning at Jacob Brothers 1703 East Commerce Street. Thieves smashed the front door to steal $50 in currency, metal and tobacco products, and an automatic pistol. Other burglaries citywide include Loot at 207 Verbuhtite Avenue and 108 Pack Avenue. Police note multiple break-ins and missing items across several homes and streets.
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Pobacco
Jacob Brothers
Commerce Street
McNuck
Ithieves
As Tinatch
Pack Avenue
FD. Winship
Dinicu Roar
Tena
Dlippera
Tiene
Maor Atrap
Ailke Lowe
Mita
Vendenberger
Peck ‘Myenve
Blue Cross A Ferlen 68 benefit concert features Mexican Cross
Review notes the Blue Cross A Ferlen 68 benefit concert at the Notopal Theater Monday night with a delegation from various regions, including Consul Angel Casorin. Performances by Casas, Stalgioto, Androar, and the St Anthony Orchestra are planned, with committee members listed and guests from California. A separate note mentions building work in Medina County causing detours along Protanik Road to Laredo.
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Medina County
Fond Wiilding
Williac
Tihe Atedins
Laredo
Devine and
Monee A
Devinn
Bloore
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Wien Tachi
Herve
Tive
Eid
Willa RE
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Saya Ford
W’s
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Tolse
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Association
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Gresifene
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SAUL
Levytansky Jewelry Co
Houston ST
Blue Cross
Comal Cazaria WA
Ditregion
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Reat Jane
Tere Trouple
Cruisfy
Bruviv
Wil
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Stalgi Oto
St. Anthony Orchestra
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Schwartz
Othe
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Yale
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Moalja
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Tips Hardware Company
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