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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1941

Page

6

Brownwood morale improves at Camp Bowie says visiting father

Harold W Wood and his wife count Camp Bowie's Better conditions and happier soldiers as they tour Company A T4th Infantry. Kenneth Wood, a platoon guide, oversees 52 men and plans for a career in the army. The unit has furnished its own day room with a piano, games, and a pool table as morale rises and regulations loosen.

Brownwood Harold W. Wood Stratford Court Kenneth Company A T4ist Infantry Camp Bowle Ion Wood Port Sam Houston Heson Atc Margaret Cobb Bunstock Street Camp Bowie Poat Exchange Riis

Walky Talky Man Popular at Camp Bowle

Pvt. A. B. Taylor of Headquarters Company First Infantry showcased the portable Talky-Walky, a 27 pound five meter radio transmitter receiver, to visitors. The device, carried on the back with two headsets, serves as a runner substitute for messages and works effectively over five to 10 miles.

Camp Bowle Pvt A. B. Taylor Tist Infantry Onisha Street Taylor

Dead Soldier Unpaid After Being Deemed Dead by Army

Pvt. Joe R. Conroy of the 141st infantry recounts how he was technically dead in Army records for months after going AWOL and later returning to play football. He was not paid until a transfer request finally revealed the error and months of back pay remained due.

Joe R. Conroy Company A 141St Infantry Conroy Uncle Sam Camp Bowie A.W.O.L Correy Jefferson Barracks Mle Ther Tam Wik Reeturn

Light and Food at Camp Bowl Visit

Sunday guests of Joe R. Vonroy toured Camp Bowl with the newspaper photographer and reporter. The menu featured fried chicken, cream gravy, hot rolls, green peas and corn, fruit, creamed asparagus, snowflake potatoes, custard pie with fruit and ginneh. soldiers and visitors enjoyed hearty rations as 100 pounds of chicken were prepared along with multiple sides and desserts.

The Light Camp Bowl Joe R. Vonroy Mel Hoerning Company C San Antonio

Red’s Fompeit Kereh Seaport Rumor Sparks Debate

A rumor spreads that Reds Fompeit Kereh, a seaport between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azay, is nicknamed Rus Sin Pompei due to a wealth of ancient torahs and relics found there, fueling discussions about historic riches and cultural significance.

Reds’ Fompeit Kereh Black Sea Sea of Azay Pompei

Camp Bowie Soldiers Outfit Day Rooms

Camp Bowie reports day rooms in each company area, funded by or through organization funds, to furnish a pleasant retreat for enlisted personnel. Gen. Fred L. Walker urges prompt completion with radios, ping pong, games, curtains, and rugs as wives and friends assist decoration to make camp life more comfortable.

Camp Bowie Goth Divis Fred L. Walker Mantex Gene. Walker Individu Tnt Divset Bowie

Guerillas Reported Operating Behind German Lines

Moscow says Soviet information bureau broadcast that guerrillas have begun operating behind German lines in Crimea. The Nov 17 report notes continued guerrilla activity and supports Allied resistance in occupied territories.

Crimea Moscow

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