Squibs Report on PT Session and Local Baseball Tilt
Section Squibs notes a softball clash with the 26th and a hard fought 6 to 3 loss. Corporal Franken hits a homer and sets a sacks record as teammates rally. Cliff Gillette’s son arrives, eight pounds seven ounces, while Hagan edges him in a baby derby.
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Franken
Tknapp
Denver
Rolleall
Cliff Gillette
Pfe. Hagan
Gillette
526th AAF Band Raucous Service Club Tales
In a lively update from the 526th AAF Band members joke about their sweat, humor at Service Club No. 2, and locker room camaraderie. They note women dancers, camouflaged GI Wanta-Go-Homes, new song arrangements, and a playful memory of Mr. Page's large baby. They tease cooks, praise meals, and introduce the It Seems That corner with lighthearted gibes. The piece closes with a prompt to hear from the 524th.
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Tulsa
Uncle Sam
Duke
Tozier
Postigiggliguo
Tedesco
Homer
Mr. Page
524Th
Central Flying Training Command Activities Update
Lt Col Clyde W Swanson reports on life at 2544th RAF Base Unit including Captain Floore’s promotion and a birth. The notice also covers softball tryouts, cross country, a push up challenge by F O Wells, and calls for better mail handling and dayroom cooperation by personnel. Roger out.
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RAF
Central Flying Training Command
Clyde W. Swanson
Jack L. Orchard
Floore
McAfee
K. C
F O Wells
Pvt
Rodreguez
Roger
Young Major Kemp Leads Sheppard Field Staff
Major Oliver Kemp, 29, commanding officer of Section P at Sheppard Field, joined Infantry Reserve in 1936 and moved to Air Forces in 1941. An Oklahoma native and Oklahoma A&M graduate, he ran a Poteau cinema and has a four year old daughter. He plays golf and baseball as an officer on the Typhoons league team.
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Sheppard Field
Maj
Oliver Kmp
Infantry Reserve
Air ‘Ces
Kemp
Oklahoma A&m College
Poteau
Oklahoma
Typhoons
Sheppard
Don Gray
Major Kemp
John H. cd
Don R. Gray
Yd Waldren
William Swaydon
Charles W. Miller
Ye Olde Hospital welcomes new Sergeant Major
The piece notes Sgt. Al ton E. Elmquist becomes Sergeant Major, former Detachment Supply Sergeant and Hospital Personnel Sergeant praised as a regular fellow. It mentions Sgt. Franklin Hinds adds night extra duty washing for his young daughter and that Pfc. Sielers will soon join a threesome.
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Texacts
Ye Olde
Alton E. Elmquist
Elmquist
Franklin Hinds
Pfc. Sielers
Millicent Linson Joins the WAC From Manhattan NY
Millicent Linson a 29 year old from Manhattan joins the Women Army Corps in February 1943 after a career in a New York department store. She trained at Fort Oglethorpe Denton and served at Sheppard Field in the Propeller Branch and service records before pursuing a graphic arts course at Lowry Field. Millicent dreams of commercial photography and jokes about her bowling.
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Millicent Linson
WAC
Millicent
Pvt
Linson
Herman Linson
Manhattan
N. Y
Post
Lin- Zerie
New York
Camp Barkeley
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Post Updates From Dental Unit and Service Club
Cpl Frank Leis of the Dental Survey and Cpl Betty Hawley of the WAC are noted among post residents with daily routines and visitors. Day Room records include 54 new recordings and an archery range has been set up outside the Day Room. William F. Poston has been shipped, service club hostesses Mary Alexander and Nellie Gaillard served guests after a variety show.
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Frank Leis
Pfe
Joe Snyder
Betty Hawley
WAC
Robin Hoods
Roderick Gass
Cpl
Flavis Greer
John Bryant
NCO Club
Eugene Himebaugh
Rigling
William F. Poston
Service Club No. 3
Mary Alexander
Nellie Gaillard
Variety Show Entertains on Area Lawn and Service Club
The July 26 event featured talent from the section with Rosie Mae Ross and Mamie Bozie Redwood performing songs. The section trio provided music and two tap dancers impressed the audience. Pvt. Lester PL Frank and the narrator served as emcees. Pfc. Harold M. Sessoms became assistant to Chaplain Richard T. Perry.
Section H Student Section Highlights Training and Talks
Section H reports a sharp inspection led by Captain Abercrombie with the newly formed drum and bugle corps performing well. Student Maj J. D. Hawks left with Class 17 after a 2544th AAF Base Unit loss. Johnnie Worthen takes over as adjutant. July 31 brought talks by Captains Milan and Rose on glider pilots and combat overseas prospects. A softball clash saw Class 19 beat Class 18 6 to 3 with Mould, Tenenbaum, Hutchings, and Bennett as batteries.
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Abercrombie
Aberccrombie
2544Th Aaf Base Unit
J. D. Hawks
Johnnie Worthen
Milan
Normandy
Rose
Burma
Walter Mould
Aaron Tenenbaum
William Hutchings
Gordon Bennett
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