Master Menu Mastered A Soldierly Menu For 1940s GIs
Staff Sergeant Fred Tripp crafts a humorous yet pointed version of rationed army fare drawn from a top secret document The Master Menu The piece satirically itemizes foods from bread to corn with precise monthly allowances and wry notes on propriety rationing balance and stomachs while highlighting Tripp as a trusted improvised culinary adviser to the Service.
Former SF Officer Bags Wild Boar At India Base
Maj. Howard J. Bourall, formerly with Sheppard Field, now at an ATC detachment in India, hunted with three officers and bagged a wild boar. They returned to camp, dressed it, and barbecued it while a camp band played. Bourall also acquired an eight week old leopard as a masc ot.
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India
Howard J. Bourall
Sheppard Field
Bourall
Cecil Morgan
ATC
Rodeo Postponed At Sheppard Field Plans Change
The Sheppard Field Rodeo originally scheduled for September 1 to 4 is postponed indefinitely. Maj. William L. F. Pooley, Post Special Service Officer, confirms the delay.
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Sheppard Field
William L. F. Pooley
Destiny Of Jewry Is Topic Of Lecture At Chapel 3
Joshua S. Epstein, noted radio commentator and news analyst, speaks at Chapel No. 3 Building 344 at 7 p.m. Wednesday under National Jewish Welfare Board sponsorship. He argues how the struggle for freedom and its outcome may shape the destiny of world Jewry. Epstein, a native New Yorker, is described as fluent and down to earth. All are welcome to attend.
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National Jewish Welfare Board
Joshua S. Epstein
Chapel No
Epstein
Sheppard Field
Mr. Epstein
New Yorker
Formerly Assigned At Sheppard Field Wac Commissioned
Patience Montieth Sanderson, formerly with Sheppard Field, was commissioned a second lieutenant after completing Officer Candidate School at the Third WAC Training Center in Fort Oglethorpe Georgia on August 19. She taught in the special training section as an instructor for French Nationals studying airplane mechanics under the lend lease program and later served in the service record section of Unit Personnel. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Joseph M Sanderson of West Roxbury Massachusetts.
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Patience Montieth Sanderson
Sheppard Field
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe
Sanderson
Joseph M. Sanderson
West Roxbury
Mass
Army moral and material conservation urged at home and abroad
The message urges strict economy to support seven battle fronts, conserve shoes, clothing, food and energy, and promote thrift, self discipline, and war bonds. Chaplains stress maintaining integrity, morals, and faith while Soldiers are taught to avoid waste and uphold brotherhood amid global tensions.
Jewish GIs To Form New Choir Tuesday
Jewish soldiers at Sheppard Field plan a Tuesday evening choir rehearsal at Chapel No. 3 Building 344. Pvt. Harold Abrams will direct the group, bringing over 15 years of musical experience and credentials from Temple University and the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music.
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Sheppard Field
Chapel No. 3
Pvt
Harold Abrams
Temple University
Philadelphia Conservatory of Music
Col D B Smith Named As WITC Chief Of Staff
Col Donald B. Smith a West Point graduate and command pilot from Denver is named chief of staff at the Army Air Forces Western Technical Training Command at Fort Worth. He succeeds Brig Gen Arthur Easterbrook who becomes commanding general of the Western Flying Training Command's 81st wing at Santa Ana. Smith previously served as deputy chief of staff for technical training at AAF Training Command Fort Worth and led Seymour Johnson Field North Carolina before his Fort Worth posting. He was born in Detroit in 1903 and spent much of his youth in Denver.
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Donald B. Smith
Denver
Army Air Forces Western Technical Training Command
Arthur FE. Easterbrook
Western Flying Training Command
81St Flying Training Wing
Santa Ana
Salif
AAF Training Command
Fort Worth
Texas
Smith
Detroit
East Denver High School
Colorado Public Health Service
West Point
Colorado National Guard
Infantry
AAF
Brooks Field
Kelly Field
Walter R. Weaver
AAF Technical Training Command
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Col
Clifford ¥. Rees
Lowry Field
Club notes feature weddings and furlough updates
Archie's grandson the cockroach thanks readers while the Bay Area furlough cools. Cpl Bud Noland married Betty Corrigan of St Louis and hopes to rejoin her soon. George Stokes wed, Sgt Hubert Keller returns after hospitalization. Earl Dunn and Chuck Genin recover from operations. Ed Moser plans to move in with a master sergeant. only the family Tabby is allowed in the house. The dance band led by Sgt Simpson and T Sgt Bob Campbell shines. Joe O Donnell played piano last Saturday night.
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Archie
San Francisco Bay Region
Cpl
Bud” Noland
Section E
Betty Corrigan
St. Louis
Sam
George Stokes
Hubert Keller
Section FE
Earl
Buddy” Dunn
Charles “Chuckles” Genin
Fraser L. Simpson
Bob Campbell
Joe O'Donnell
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