Propwash Cadet Staff Notes At Central Training Command
The Propwash is written and edited by the Cadets of the 2561st AA F Base Unit, a unit of the Army Air Forces Central Training Command. All articles and remarks reflect cadet views and not necessarily those of the paper.
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2561St AA. F. Base Uniit
Army Air Forces Central Training Command
Cadets Sweep State Police In Double Victory For Post Champs
PROPWASH STAFF led by Major Phil Hughes with 45A defeated the State Police in two games 9-8 and 14-3 securing the city championship Friday night. Interclass 15A vs 45B ended with 45-A dominating 19-1 amid limited practice and tough conditions. The report notes strong hitting and key plays by Ralph Lees and Crowden, with lanes opening for multiple Cadet runs across innings.
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Cadets
State Alive
Winyard
Gins
Jones
Sherry
Alan
Murphy
Wagner Pyles
Schrader
Pyles
State Police
Williamson
Dietrich
Gore
Willis Ralph Lees
Wills
Segar
Glass
Gross
Fraternell
Tommy Crowden
Joe Segar
Cross
Kindle
Hale
Wagner
Jack Davis
Tom Crowden
Bob Kerr
DS Reed
DS Reed and Company
Cadets Enjoy Leave and Mischief Amid Ozark Field Notes
Aviation Cadets share furloughs and tennis getaways in the Western training command. Jokes and rumors swirl about leadership, Cape Girardeau deals, and a disappearing act during a drill formation. Social activities include the Young Matron’s Club meeting at Sikeston USO with a birthday cake for Mrs Brewer.
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Britt R Monaghan
Ozark Mountains
D L_ Holzschuh
E W Harvey
Bobby Falkenburg
Western Training Command
Commandant of Cadets
J P Jordan
G Holt
Cape Girardeau
Hawkins
W J Hemshrot
Hemshrot
Sikeston Uso
Brewer
Cadets May Vote in General Election Under War Department Plan
Cadets of voting age may exercise the ballot in November elections. They must obtain a postal card from the War Department, fill it out, and mail to the home state Secretary of State. Ballots travel by air mail, and voting rooms are provided for secret marking. Ballots are mailed back by air mail to the home state.
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War Department
Secretary of State
Unt
Cadet Dance at Sikeston Armory Sparks Army Life
Cadets of 45 A and 145 B celebrate 45 A’s departure to Greene Fields as a community dance bonds unit members. An Aviation Cadet leads a sing along while squadrons queue for bed check amid games of chance and a busy refreshment counter. Letters from buddies reveal the grind of Army life and KP duty.
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Sikeston
Greene Fields
Thei Cargo
Hne
T J Crowden
TJC
Beetle
Miami Beach
J B
Keesler Field
Sheppard Field
Texas
An Corps
Local notices on medical discharge and visitors in Memphis
Mrs G C Baker Jr, recently treated at Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis, is expected to be released next week. Mr Baker traveled to Memphis today for a visit through the week. Harole L Lane of St Louis and Mrs Lane join a 10 day visit with Mrs Lane's parents Mr and Mrs W Kirk in town.
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G C Baker Jr
Baptist Memorial
Harole L. Lane
St Loms
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Phil Hughes
Ralph Lee
Caps
Lair’s
F Huhng E Herrin
F. Hudson
Hopkins
Jessup
Crowden
Hollenbeck
Lukowiak
Crutchfield
R L Dunlap
L B Hollenbeck
J H Hudson
Morlough School
Gosport Gas
San Antonio
SAACC
Sikeston Air Field
R B McMurray
Young Matron’s Club
Priveleg
S. E. MO
Oran
Chaffee
St. Louis
S. E. MO. Bus Lines
Cadet
Umit
Lieut
Dudley C. Clark
Army
Egbert Ir
the Cotton Club
The
Colony Club
Chicago
Blytheville, Ark
Cotton Club
Sikeston, MO