Special Services Lieutenant Will Resume Singing Career
1st Lt. Robert M. Bradley a former professional entertainer and radio performer. He served as assistant Special Service Officer at Shepard Field since 1945 and plans to resume voice lessons in Denver under the GI Bill before a coast to coast radio show.
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Special Services
Robert M. Bradley
Sheppard Field
Bradley
Lowry Field
Horace Heidt
Ramona
Bob
Denver
Outdoor Shows Begin Weekly on Victory Stage
A weekly outdoor program series opened last week on the Victory Stage near Service Club No 1 under Special Services. Each night from Monday to Thursday features a different event, with Mondays hosting Shepparade, Tuesdays offering sing songs, Wednesdays a RAF Band concert, and Thursdays 90 minute films such as True Glory shown by the I E Office.
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Victory Stage
Service Club No. 1
Special Services
John Platner, Jr
Shepparade
524Th
RAF
Information and Education Office
Signs and Yawns Signal a Cold According to Beliefs
A saying links sneezing in women to catching a cold and yawning to having grown cold. The adage uses gendered cues to explain illness, reflecting folk beliefs about health and weather.
Lt Bradley Eyes Film Comeback After War Service
Lt. Bradley plans a tentative return to an embryonic film career halted by the war. The brief note suggests his postwar direction toward cinema after military duty.
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Bradley
New Shepparade Delights Crowd at Victory Stage
The Victory Stage rocked Monday as the Shepparade offered a new series show filled with humor and talent. John Harley opened with spoon routines, Dip Majors sang and danced, and Alvino Rey’s band played Cement Mixer with Bulgy Miller on vocals.
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Shepparade
John Harley
Alvino Rey
Bulgy” Miller
Byers
Bill Hodges
Clyde McCoy
Jimmy Fair
Tony
Draft Estimate For Next M Day
Columbia South Carolina CNS Army outlines mobilization needs for a national emergency. It cites 4 500 000 men required within a year with 1 800 000 from expanded peacetime units and 767 000 from National Guard. Remaining from Regular Army and a future draft. About 900 000 would be drafted in year one.
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Army
Secre Tary
Kenneth C. Royé
National Guard
She Parade Delivers Another Complete Victory
Denicola and Margie Hands headline a joint show that wowed the audience with a dr duet and a selection from the Gilda hit Pt the Blame On Men I Dor Know Why The Victory Stage audience cheers as the She parade ends its curtain call plan for next Monday night at 8 40 p.m.
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Denicola
Margie Hands
Gilda
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Ccrest
Benjamin F. Witsell
Fort Worth
Colonel Witsell
Col
O. L. Rogers
Fficer
Robert Y. Abbey
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Columbia, S.C
CNS
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