General Lahm to Take Duties at Gulf Coast Training Center
General Lahm, famed early air corps pioneer, will assume command of the Gulf Coast Training Center at Randolph Field Tuesday afternoon. A salute and guard of honor were planned for his arrival, with Brig. Gen. Harmon and Col. Edwarde among the staff awaiting him. Lahm will conclude active duty upon retiring November 30 after organizing and leading the training center during its development.
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Rtaux
Randolph Hielé
Ammend
Gulf Coast Training Center
General Lahm
Llery
Hubert R. Harmon
Training Center
J. H. Edwarde
Rantolph Field
Stafis
Maxwell Field
Lahm
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Cloth Tanks And Army Women In Prewar Training
Defense Notebook reports on improvised cloth tanks built on railroad cars for anti tank training at Camp Blanding Florida and the push to mobilize 25000 women as army nurses and officers. It notes sleeping bag gear and plastic goggles for Pine Camp troops and Emma Nehrkorn's Army Mom initiative adopting Pvt Richard Gruendyke to support soldiers off duty.
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W. W. Chaplin
Sértica National Defense
U. S
Blanding
Fla
Extrance
U. S. Army
SEI
Pine Camp
Upper
Emma Nehrkorn
East St Louis
Richard Gruendyke
Hackettstown
N.J
Jefferson Barracks
Nehrkorn
23rd Infantry Birthday Observed at Fort Sam Houston
Soldiers of the 23rd Infantry delayed Regimental Organization Day observances at Fort Sam Houston due to Louisiana maneuvers. Maj. Gen. John M. Greely spoke at an 8 a m program as the regiment, now led by Col. R. Woodruff, traces its birth to September 21 1866. Texas units trace service through Indian wars Spanish-American Filipino insurrection and World War I.
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John N. Greely
Girmvantry
Fort’Sam Houston
Louisiana
Mateuvers
John M. Greely
Sree
Col. R. Woodruff
Congress
Hecoming
Texas
Infant Poison Test Sparks Alarm Over New Rat Poison
A 19 month old, Robert Cruz, living at 105 Palo Verde Street, ingested a peanut-bitter rat poison marketed as harmless to humans. He was rushed to the hospital with mild effects, prompting his mother to restrict his butter and raise concerns about the product’s safety and public testing.
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Gremists
U.S. Department For Agriculture
Robert Cruz
Palo Verde Street
Robert
Spark Plugs Taken in Daring Theft
Three men in a truck stole four boxes of spark plugs worth 29 dollars from Slater Service Station at 1602 Main Avenue Tuesday morning. The truck drove in for gas and left with the plugs as White gas was being added. HS Jacobs chased for several blocks but the suspects fled when threatened with violence.
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Slater
Main Avenue
HS. Jacobs
Dawson!atrees
Jacobs
Blaze in Hangar Destroys Six Planes at Meéramac Airport
Fire at Meéramac airport hangar and offset building in Fenton Missouri October 21 destroyed six planes and damaged the facility. Kenneth Phillips, 18, an airport attendant, was asleep in the office when fire was discovered and suffered minor burns while twelve other planes were saved.
Far East Tense tri Fear Of Jap Action
Shanghai dispatch describes dire Pacific outlook as German victories in Russia drive Japan toward a hard line under a military cabinet led by General Tojo. Washington orders American ships from Far Eastern waters while U S forces in Manila and Shanghai brace for possible enemy moves. War nears as Tokyo shifts strategy to dominate the western Pacific, threatening a broader US clash.
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Far East
Russia
Japan
Pacific
Odessa
Moscow
Kazan
the-Volga
Perry
America
Western Pacific
East Asia
Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Shanghai
Europe
Vishivostok
Persian Gulf
United States
Chongxing
Chiang Kalshek
Dry Zones Near Camps Proposed
Mrs. Claude De Van Watts of Austin, president of the state WCTU, urged establishing dry zones around all military camps. The convention called for stopping beer and other alcoholic drink sales on military posts and urged members to press senators and congressmen on the issue.
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Houston
Claude de van Watts
Austin
State Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jaycees Hold Informal Party at St Anthony Hotel
The Jaycees will replace the Dinior Chamber of Commerce meeting with an informal party in the Atas eacho room at the St Anthony hotel on Tuesday night October 28. Tom Ve e is in charge of arrangements.
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Atas Eacho
St. Anthony Hotel
Dinior Chamber of Commerce
TomiVee
Lepiifer and Etha Belle Rogera Lead Local YWCA Ladies
Ming Carter of Russell Kansas studied at Columbia University University of Chicago and University of The Netherlands before taking over her present position she previously worked for the YWCA of Omaha Nebraska in a long career with the organization reflecting regional leadership and education credentials.
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Lepiifer
Y. W. OG. A-Ubo
Ming Carter
Russell, Kan
Colhumbia Univerasity
University of Chicago
University of Othelaands
The
W. A
Omaha
Neb
Taken Finn Town Lost Centuries In War
Refugees stream back into Karelia capital as artillery continues to fire from the north and Lake Onega. Soviet demolition left about one third of Petrozavodsk Aanislinna’s buildings damaged while refugees, mainly Karelians Finns and Vepsians, bear memories of Russian rule and a Finnish linguistic shift.
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Paul Aanislinna
Petrozavodsk
Karelia
Karelian
Lake Onega
Leningrad
Murmansk
Bien
Wamten
Aanislinna
Agnislinna
Camera Club
Red Army
Sam Ww. Collins
Glee Club Meeting at South San Antonio High
The glee club of South San Antonio High School directed by Miss Carria Loxey will meet on Tuesdays in the music room of the elementary school. The club has a membership of 30.
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Glee Club
South San Antonio High School
Carria Loxey
Clu
Kansas City Journal Sold to New Ownership
Washington and Kansas City interests purchased The Kansas City Journal from the Henry L. Doherty estate. Harry Newman, former president of the Cohublg Broadcasting sya tem, was named editor and publisher by the new owners in a front page editorial announcing the change in ownership.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Washington and
Henry L. Doherty
Harry Newman
Cohublg Broadcasting Syatem
Constipation relief ad targets aging readers
An advertisement promotes Adlerdea as a remedy for constipation and gas, highlighting how its ingredients attract extra moisture to soften stools and ease bowel action. It emphasizes daily comfort and suggests Druggists carry Adlerdea with Sommers Drug Stores named as distributors.
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Adleriea
Adlerdea
Sommers Drug Stores, Inc
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