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Newspaper
Sheppard Field Texacts
Location
Sheppard Field, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1944
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text describes a list of initials and stray words. No clear event or names emerge to form a coherent news item or identify entities.
Section A recalls misaddressed love letters and jest about Germany as Private Bloodworth discusses blood value. A panel on war topics at Theatre No 3 features talk from Sgt Vine and the crew, then a farewell to Cpl Ronald J Ekey. The supply unit highlights over a ton of subsistence daily and multi role worker Sgt Williams and team. An old Lorain saying ends the note.
All permanent party enlisted personnel qualified for air combat crew training must complete preliminary marksmanship and the qualification course for star automatic and .45 calibre. Headquarters memo directs this week. Organizations will notify the director of military training of the number of men to act and the time and place they report.
A wartime column shifts from urging bonds to a vigorous sales push for the 5th War Loan. It frames each bond purchase as support for the troops, naming Cherbourg veterans and GI Joes as motivation while urging readers to buy to aid the war effort.
Maj. Tony L. Carter Jr. presided as c.o. By Set. Francis P. Jungels notes a lively Communications Office Personnel picnic in Weeks Park hosted by Sgt. Louis M. Siembach and Cpl. Edward A. Binck. The report praises hidden talent among the crew and mentions new additions: Pvt. Esther Clark, Pfc. Pauline King, Miss Lottie L. Roy, Mrs. Sara F. Austin, and Mrs. Ruth E. Prichard.
Maj R M Jackson C O reports furlough tales from the section as airmen recount travels nationwide. Pfc James E Matthews and privates Willie G Lee Wilson Millings and Roosevelt Smith transfer from the Air Forces to the Infantry with a 15 day layover. The Hurricanes lose to the Lightnings 9 to 4 after a batting surge.
Colonel Edward A. Peterson commandant of students, born in Spearfish South Carolina, rose to head 15 post sections at Wichita Falls. He served as plans and training officer at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and commanded 404 TSS at Sheppard Field before leading the 32nd Training Wing. He and Mrs Peterson and their 14 year old daughter Geneal reside at 1901 Pearl Street. He enjoys coin collecting and home tropical fish aquariums. The photo shows Peterson center with assistant commandants Lieutenants Arlie L Bowling and W R Spencer and staff including William R Campbell Webb B Morrow and Joseph L Lyons.
A humorous anecdote recalls Sgt. De Hart at a swimming pool missing shoes and hat. A sympathetic woman provides shoes and a smile, ending his shoeless awkward moment.
The Cotton Ball at the Redwood USO Club drew a lively crowd with a bang and all attendees enjoyed the evening. The 525th band performed, orchids to the host of Service Club No. 3, and Saturday inspections continued with Barracks 109 defeated and Barracks 101 and 107 tying for the first time since inspections began.
Section H notes the re assignment of 1st Lt Clyde L Trumbore to lead plans and training. He will run the student military training program as heat slows activity. First Sergeant Schweitzer oversees cooling summer routines as Dave Niehaus recovers from a leg injury and adjusts to a bar stool limit.
The text highlights colorful profiles and a playful volleyball game with a military flavor. It mentions Micky's wife skilled in kitchen tasks and a future of steel helmets and bayonets, plus Herman’s volleyball net mishap and an Aviation Student merit system entering its second week to instill discipline.
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