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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1945

Page

4

婚礼:Wanita Brownfield与Richard Kanthack在堪萨斯州举行

Wanita J Brownfield 与 Radioman third class Richard Kanthack 于周五在 St Francis Kansas 结婚 在 Methodist 牧师所 2 点举行 仪式 伴娘 Patricia Radcliff Glenn Williamson 由 Rev F E L Smith 主持 新娘穿绿色外套 搭配黑色配饰 来自 Loveland Colorado 的父母 罗斯与劳伦 Brownfield 新娘毕业于 Loveland 高中 1944 年 男方 Sidney 高中毕业 曾就读 Kearney State Teachers College 并在 1942 年入美海军 现于回家休假 计划 1 月 2 日在 Denver 报到 执行三个月后可能被退役 退役后夫妻将居住在洛杉矶 明年秋天进入 Texas University。

Ross Brownfield Loveland Colorado Loveland High School Sidney High School Kearney State Teachers College U. S&s. Navy Denver Los Angeles Texas University Arsthur Kanthack Sidney

Soldier Rejoins Family After Pearl Harbor Posting

M. M. Mc Chester A. Adams arrives from New York City to join his wife and young son in Sidney after being stationed at Pearl Harbor. He is discharged and plans to return to Caterpillar in Salina Kansas, leaving in January.

M. M. Mc Chester A. Adams Pearl Harbor New York City Sidney A. W. Adams Caterpillar Company Salina Kansas

Keefer Reenlists for Two Years in U S Navy

Thomas Keefer, a aviation metalsmith third class, reenlists for two years and will report to Omaha on February first for reassignment. He is spending leave at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Robert Keefer, and formerly served aboard the USS Ticonderoga.

Thomas Keefer Robert Keefer Aviation Metalsmith U. S. Navy Omaha Ticonderoga

Military discharge list for several service members

Galen D. Houser was discharged from the Marine Corps December 17. Leo B. Kallhoff and Jerome H. Kopetzky have been discharged from the Navy, and Army discharges were granted to George M. Kallhoff, Emanuel Wagner, Lloyd L. Schmidt, Lloyd K. Nelson, Ralph K. Warren, Vernon Segelke, John B. Heizer and Bernard Benz.

Galen D. Houser Marine Corps Leo B. Kallhoff Jerome H. Kopetzky Navy Army George M. Kallhoff Emanuel Wagner Lloyd L. Schmidt Lloyd K. Nelson Ralph K. Warren Vernon Segelke John B. Heizer Bernard Benz

Soldiers Discharged Visit Family Before Civil Service Return

Sgt. G. O. Hedgecock was discharged at Fort Warren Cheyenne Friday and visits his parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedgecock Sr before returning to Cheyenne for a civil service position. Noel S. Golden son of Mr and Mrs W O Golden arrived in Sidney Friday after two and a half years in service with twenty months in the Southwest Pacific with the 13th Air Force earning seven campaign stars. He was discharged at Fort Logan. His wife resides in Oshkosh.

Ernest Jaeckel Richard Grigsby Elmer Holtman Jack Grigsby William Sharman Harold Spiker Frank Mercer Glen Bales G. O. Hedgecock Army Fort Warren Cheyenne Glenn Hedgecock Sr Noel S. Golden W. O. Golden Sidney Friday Southwest Pacific 13Th Air Forc Fort Logan Oshkosh

Soldier Doyle Roth Returns From Overseas Duty

Cpl Doyle Roth son of Mrs Margaret Roth arrived at Newport News Virginia on Thursday after completing overseas duty.

Cpl Doyle Roth Margaret Roth Newport News

Journey of Mr and Mrs Hengl by ship to Asia and Pacific

Mr and Mrs Frank Hengl received a letter from their son Sir Wayne Hengl describing a voyage starting in Melbourne and proceeding to Calcutta Colombo and Luzon then Batangas for three months. They sailed to Eniwetok Island to load cargo then head to Balboa and the Panama Canal route toward the east coast. The journey lasts about two months with Wayne in the Navy for eighteen months and expected home around early March.

Frank Hengl Sir Wayne Hengl Melbourne Australia Calcutta India Colombo Ceylon Luzon Manila Batangas Eniwetok Island Balboa Fanama Wayne Navy States

Navy’s Magic Carpet Brings Home Pearl Harbor Veterans

Pearl Harbor veterans T H Joseph Hajek and T B Lenzen are among over 2,000 sailors and Marines returning to the United States aboard the USS Oconto. The ship, part of a fleet of more than 250 carriers and transports, left Okinawa on December 3 and is expected to arrive in San Pedro around December 16.

Pearl Harbor Joseph P. Hajek John Hajek Thomas B. Lenzen Peter J. Lenzen States Okinawa San Pedro

Treating Paint Brush Techniques From Old Guide

A paint brush can be softened and cleaned by soaking in water with a small amount of lye. Another method renews brushes by boiling vinegar, soaking for half an hour, then boiling gently in strong soap suds for five minutes.

Late Blight Threat From Potato Cull Piles Emerges

Nebraska growers face new risk as Late Blight spreads from cull piles to fields. The disease builds in piles and early fields, then travels by wind to late crops, causing rot especially in wet falls and poorly drained areas. Seed and windborne spread noted. laws restricting cull piles cited.

Potato Development ‘Division Nebraska

Government to issue bulletin on cull pile destruction

Dealers must destroy cull piles. Government views cull piles as a great danger. A forthcoming bulletin will advise western Nebraska potato growers on using cull piles to destroy other piles. Cull piles are described as a menace.

Nebraska

Fathers Exempt From Further Draft Declared

The army and navy announced continued reductions in discharge requirements making 837000 additional men eligible for exemption. The policy expands exemptions beyond all fathers previously drafted.

Army Navy

Selective service limits for fathers and draft changes

The release states local draft boards must not induct any man who is a father with three or more children and may not accept such fathers on a volunteer basis. Fathers with one or two children may volunteer. Army point scores drop from 55 to 50 for enlisted men and 73 to 70 for officers on December 31, making about six hundred thousand people eligible for separation.

Selective Service Army

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