Military police train to guard troops on trains
Military police on furlough duty will maintain order in cars and protect private and public property. An officer will be present at key terminals to manage large troop movements and help enforce railroad and civil regulations.
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Lacee
Furlough Guard Units Authorized for Military Police Travel
Foremen of Army camps in the Eighth Corps area may authorize peace furlough movements. An inter-territorial military committee proposes free transport for military police to assist railroad officials and employees in managing soldiers on furlough. The railroad committee approves one MP per 100 soldiers aboard and MPs to be placed on duty with trains.
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Eighth Corps
Inter-Territorial Military Committee
Defense Notebook Blitz maneuvers of First army in Carolinas
National defense expert notes mass drills aimed at exposing blitz blunders behind the defense army before active service. Lieut. Gen. Hugo A. Drum says $4.4 million is spent to stage maneuvers with American business men training as a neutral unit of the British home guard.
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First Army
Carolinas
Defense Army
W. W. Chaplin
Arany
American Twocountry
Home Guard
England
Vastness of wartime logistics shown by Quartermaster Corps
The passage notes that the Quartermaster Corps must supply 147,000 items to the First Army constantly, serve 1,000,000 meals daily, cover 2,500 miles of wire for communications, and maintain hospital facilities for 500 normal patients daily plus the medically wounded from mock combat.
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Quartermaster Corps
First Army
Penalties Cited In Wage Tax Delays
Wage tax payers in the South Pexax area were urged by the Internal Revenue Service to rush payments before October 3 to avoid penalties and interest. Collector Frank Scofield announced $54,000 in social security wage tax credits were being awarded for the quarterly period, noting penalties and interest would be assessed on late remittances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musa Onl
Pexax
Internal Revenue
Lay Clergy Meeting Set by West Texas Episcopal Diocese
The annual lay clergy conference of the Episcopal diocese of West Texas will be held here Friday and Saturday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with about 240 delegates. Rev. Charles W. Sheerin and Rev. Samuel Capers will lead discussions on loyalty to God and church work, with talks scheduled Friday and Saturday and a Saturday adjournment after the final session. Delegates from area parishes and districts will attend, including church leaders from San Antonio Victoria Laredo Brownsville and Brackettville.
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Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Charles W. Sheerin
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Samuel ©. Capers
Christ Church
Hena St. George Tucker
Episcopal Church
Sheerin
Dingesan Department of Promotion
Alvert Steves Jr
Joseph Murphy
Douglass King
Capers
San Antonio
Frank Grath
Victoria
A Pat
Burglary and Hit-Run Charges Filed in Local Court
A complaint filed in Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan's court charges burglary at the home of Paul Maureayy on West Mistletoe Avenue and a hit-and-run involving multiple defendants listed with various addresses. The incidents date to late September and October, with additional charges mentioned against Wayne Holden and others, as details remain mixed in the filing.
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Paul Maureayy
Mistletoe Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Carlos Vega
Port Brown
Juan Velasques
Mary's Street
Frank
North St. Mary’s Street
Wayne Holiden
Ada Street
Tulkie
Alien Armstrong
Lowinsiana Street
Am Automerce
Heefgen
Cily An F
Arrowood
Skull Fracture After Fall On Sidewalk in City
A 14 year old man, Manuel Reygadas, suffered a fractured skull after a fall on a sidewalk in the 80 block of North Flores Street. He was under treatment at Robert B. Green Hospital. The report notes about 30,000 tickets for major amusements and sports activities in New York City are issued weekly to U.S. armed forces members.
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Ono
Flores Street
Manuel Reygadas
Euclid Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
New York City
U.S
Man Commands Nine School Squadrons in Army Air Corps
First Shout, Ham A Carnen, personnel officer at the new air corps advanced flying school, Vic tora, is now commander of nine squadrons. The nine squadrons exist only on paper, activated at the air base in the past week as more enlisted men and cadets arrive, with officers to be assigned to take over. Carnes will continue to sign the morning reports for the rack unit.
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Army Air Corps
Ham A. Carnen
Air Corps
Victora
Rona
Bleutenant Carnes
Ann
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