Central Catholic High School review by Brig. Gen Gruenther
Brig. Gen Gruenther, Third Army chief, led a Wednesday review of Central Catholic High School’s new service flag. Archbishop Lucey and other dignitaries attended with many alumni in the armed forces represented, including officials from Mary’s University and local civic leaders.
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New Central Catholic
R. E. Lucey
A. M. High School
Mary Gruenther
Mary Lawler
Nelle Mueller
Posey Manger
C. E. Scherlep
Central Catholic High School
T. CG. Bettalion
MM. Gruenther
Third Army
Itstetf
R. BE. Alcey
San Antonio
Athers' Club
Central Catholic
Eaidel
Lucey
Bug
Dher Gruenther
Patrick Gechan
Jantonic
G. el
Sir. Mary's University
Charles W. Anderon
RAF Tells Story Of Junkers Attack
RAF recounts a Mediterranean clash on May 12 in which 13 Junkers troop transports, 20 big, crashed into the sea after a carrier attack by RAF fighters led by an Australian wing commander. Two Messerschmitt escorts were lost, and only one RAF plane went down. The strike targeted Rommel’s Libyan lines, with multiple ships shot down and smoke columns marking crashes.
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Cairo
Reyal
Mediterranean
Junkers
Messerschmnitz
RAF
North African
Marshal Rommel
Libya
R.A
Gissi Rites Set Friday
Services for Henry A. Gissi of 1020 Austin Street, who died Wednesday, are scheduled Friday at 4 p.m. at Hanavan Funeral Home with Dr. John A. Scherzer officiating. Born in Eagle Pass, he lived 54 years in San Antonio. He was linked with Missouri Pacific and the M. E. and TD lines and belonged to San Antonio chapter of the Eagles and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survivors include his widow Mathilda Cissi, daughter Mary, sons William and Henry Jr., sister Mes Emmasillure, and brother George Gissi.
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Henry A. Gissi
Austin Street
Hanavan Funeral Home
John A. Scherzer
Gissi
Eagle Pass
San Antonio
Missouri Pasitic
M. E. and
Td, Lines
Hagles
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hiis
Mathilda Cissi
Mary
William
Henry
Mes Emmasillure
George Gissi
Service Club Sets Varieties Program at Fort Sam Houston
A musical varieties program presented Thursday at the Fort Sam Houston Service Club, sponsored by the Texas Federation of Music Clubs, features soprano Gladys Sibley of New Haven and pianist BH Doar. Performers include Rose and Gladys Boyd, Mary Adele Carson, Alice Paul Tyson, Corinne Delavan, Onis Harrison, and others with Antilla Berliner as mistress of ceremonies.
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Fort Sam Houston
Evalyn J. Siri
Enpice Schilling
Myre Mayes
Antilla Berliner
Hall Rug Stolen From Los Angeles Home
The police were told a hall rug two feet wide and twenty feet long was taken from the front hall of Lov i Townsend's home at 423 Austin Street. Deputies report the rug was rolled up and carried away. Deputy West noted a Pleasanton Tiger establishment burglarized with twenty cases of liquor valued at five hundred dollars.
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L. A
Lovi Townsend
Austin Street
Toni West
Atascosy
County
Pleasanton Tiger
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Mchuanlown
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West Virginia
Percale
Guramer
Lone Star
Sports
Oxfords
Work
McCalls
Romana Plaxa
Sears, Roebuck
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