Military personnel on leave and training across the nation
A compilation of service members on furlough or in training arrives from bases in New York City Columbus to Eagle Pass and Keesler Field. Names include Billy Finto Harold Crain George L Hill T. Mooty George L Criswell Bruce A Davis Jos Selman and others with duties ranging from midshipman training to air corps and naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Finto
Nava
Columis University
New York City
Harold Crain
Roslyn Avenue
Eagle Passamy Air Field
T. Mooty
Fred E. Mooty
Mahone Court
Signal Corps
Inj
Springfield
George L. Hill
Thelma
Hill
Belout Street
North Carolina
L. A. Criswell
U.S. Marine Air Corps
Pacific
Bruce A. Davis
Middle East
R. C. Davis
Fish
Jos B. Selman
W. J. Selman
Carson Stret
Independence
Kan
Pio
Carleton
T. Hennessey
Wilson Boulevard
Keesler Field
Miss
John R. Nelson Jr
van Ness Street
Elmer G. Bondy
Roberta Bonty
Melrose Drive
Thunderbird Field
Glendale
Aris
San Antonio
McCloskey General Hospital
Temesle
Roy Richreds
W. Wouten
Ithur McDougall
Clarence J . E Doster
Lee Hall Street
Cunnery
Kingtime
Arig
Army Field
Ney Wood Brooks
Navy
Sheep's ‘Heads Bay
Gladys Calder Brooks
Rlano
Trinity Tfi
County payroll funded without scrip in October
County Auditor Edgar Garvey used incoming tax payments to cover October payroll totaling 122000 dollars, drawing 110000 from tax receipts and 12000 from the occupational tax fund. Southwestern Bell, the largest taxpayer, paid 68199.70 dollars by check Friday, with AT T adding 505.44 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Garvey
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
P. E. Dickison
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Origin of Brandy Brandewijn From Dutch Roots
The term brandy traces to the Dutch word brandewijn meaning burnt wine, reflecting its origins in distillation practices. The phrase links to early European spirits as researchers note the transformation from wine to a stronger clarified beverage via heating and aging.
Lewis Condemned by New York C10
The New York state convention of the C I O rejected former C I O President John L. Lewis as totally unfit for any leadership role in the labor movement. The U M W chief was condemned in a resolution adopted by the fifth annual convention warning that admitting Lewis would be a grave disservice to labor and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
John L. Lewis
U. Mlw
Lewis
Art Work of Service Men To Be Shown At Witte Museum
A national exhibit titled Life in the Service showcases art by enlisted men and officers from 67 camps in 36 states and possessions. The Witte museum display runs two weeks with 22 paintings, 60 watercolors, 34 drawings, and over 100 photos and cartoons highlighting army life. Winners include Cpl E Carey Kennedy and Sgt Frank Duncart, with Kennedy later sketched for a new book. The show travels to major cities coast to coast after its San Antonio run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Hobby Guild of America
Mitton
Witte Museum
Cpl
E. Carey Kennedy
Fort George Meade
Srmngfe
Frank Duncart
Fort Bragg
N.C
Cvt
Donald Hinkley
Camp Lee
Pvt
C. J. Mazaujian
Fort Hancock
N. J
Blood of Convicts Richest Blood of Convicts Richest
JOLIET TL Oct 30 INS iWiarden Joseph Ragen spoke about Red Cross blood donors at the Illinois state penitentiary. He noted convicts had blood richer on average than other groups, attributing it to regular diet and exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
INS
iWiarden
Joseph Ragen
Morg’ Uran
Illnois State Penitentiary
Red Cross
Ragen
Allies Sink 17 Nazi Vessels Off Norwegian Coast
Swedish radio reports, via the Federal Communications Commission, that since Sweden suspended transit rights Allied surface forces have sunk at least 17 Nazi vessels off the Norwegian coast between Trondheim and Bodoe. The average age of the vessels is about 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
Communicatons Commission
Sweden
Aledalr
Ali
Nor- Wegtan
Trondhelsa
Bodoe
Engineers Debate Union Status At Texas ASCE Meeting
The Texas section of the American Society of Civil Engineers debated whether engineers should unionize at their Austin meeting. Chief speaker George C. Smith, assistant to the president of a major firm, warned of industrial changes as a Texas plastics plant may emerge using natural gas. E N M Noyes of Corpus Christi was elected president, Willard Simpson of San Antonio and C Milo Thielan of Fort Worth named vice presidents, John H Pocht of Austin named secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Compuith
Texas
American Society of Civil Engineers
Auslin
George C. Smith
M. E.T
Lhe Nation
E. NM. Noyes
Corpus Christi
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N. Jay Rogers
S. J. Rogers
C. L. Cromwell
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Corpus Christ
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Scobey Fireproof Storage Company
U. S
King's
Edie Tod
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