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Newspaper
Sheppard Field Texacts
Location
Sheppard Field, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
2
LT. THOMAS G. MORRIS warns that human intellect must refocus to build a peaceful, organized society amid overpopulation and the looming threat of atomic warfare. The Asst. I & E Officer urges collective action to prevent self-destruction through war and misused power.
The column reports seventy dollars paid to four civilians and estimated three thousand dollars saved. Special Service shows high turnout for GI Movies and Soldier Shows totaling about 60 000 attendees. April enrollment in off duty classes reached 1540 with six certificates granted, three diplomas. Participation in GI Roundtable Forums grew, encouraging more engagement.
Chaplain Ken Kennedy argues religion is a thinking attitude centered on a divine Principle behind life. He cites progress from flat earth to modern understanding, Jesus as Wayshower, and prayer as powerful beyond mere words. He cites Alexis Carrel on Prayer is Power and urges true prayer as a life practice.
World War II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Charles E. Kelly announced the birth of his daughter Virginia Ellen, born weighing six pounds nine ounces. He humorously noted he would have preferred a boy but is pleased with the outcome.
With World War II ended the Air Forces Association invites former Air Force members and related service personnel to join. The nonprofit group aims to shape air power policy, support the Air Force of the future, and donate magazine profits to the Air Force Aid Society. Contact Capt. S. M. Walker Extension 662 Building 844 Room 11 for applications.
The University of Texas has authorized construction of a $35,000 atom splitting machine marking its first move into atomic research.
A two week peacetime Ground Forces Infantry Conference will open June 10 at Fort Benning Georgia with 130 officers from the United States Army forces in the US and theaters abroad. General Eisenhower and six Army ground army commanders are expected to attend along with General Devers Bradley Groves and Donovan. The program includes World War II lessons, guided missile tests at White Sands and paratrooper demonstrations.
Military base weekly worship times listed by denomination. Baptist at Chapel 4 345, Christian Science study room open 532, Catholic services 800 Theater 649 and 1100 Theater 649, Jewish services 0930 Bivouac Area and 1630 Building 392, Latter Day Saints 0830 Chapel 2 546, Lutheran 0830 Chapel 4 345, Church of Christ 0930 Communion 632, general services at multiple chapels and buildings across the campus.
The notice lists weekday Protestant services with times and buildings from Monday to Thursday, and daily Catholic services at Chapel No 2 Building 546 with a 1715 Mass and subsequent novenas on Wednesday and Friday. It also notes Jewish Sabbath timings Friday 2000 and Wednesday 2030 discussions at Building 345.
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