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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1945

Page

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Death of Stamford Soldier in German Accident

J L Jordan of Stamford died in Germany May 1945 from injuries in an automobile accident. He was 23, served five years in the field artillery, overseas since January 1944. His mother Mrs Jack Aderholt of Pampa and siblings Marvin and Jack Jordan in service are noted. sister Edith Kace lives in Kansas City. Telegram dated May 22 announced the loss.

J. L. Jordan Stamford Germany Jack Aderholt Pampa Sgt. Jordan FE. P. Portwood Sgt Marvin Jordan England Cpl Jack Jordan Edith Kace Kansas City Jordan New Hope Field Artillery

Miss Virginia Ramey Arrives in England

Miss Virginia Ramey with the American Red Cross has arrived in London and will be stationed there about three months. Her parents, Mr and Mrs FB Ramey, learned this week from a letter. She trained at American University Washington DC and did field work in Washington and Aberdeen Maryland before going overseas.

Virginia Ramey American Red Cross London FB Ramey Leave Area Club Miss Ramey American University Washington, D. C Washington Aberdeen

Buster Fuqua Wounded on Okinawa

Pre. Buster Fuqua son of Mr and Mrs J L Fuqua of Sweet Water was wounded in action on Okinawa. A nurse’s letter said Fuqua received shrapnel wounds in one hand and his sow. A brother Cpl Robert B Fuqua is also on Okinawa.

Buster Fuqua J. L. Fuqua Sweet Water Okinawa Fuqua Broter Robert B. Fuqua Alo

Capt Dunn Returns on 45 Day Leave to Attend Sister’s Graduation

Capt James M Dunn arrived Sunday for a 45 day leave from England where he had been overseas. He visits his mother Mrs M A Dunn and sisters Eddie and Eula Mae Dunn and attends Eula Mae’s Stamford High School graduation before returning to his base in England.

Capt Dunn James M. Dunn M. A. Dunn Eddie Eula Mae Dunn Eula Mae Stamford High School England

Naval machinist mate reports after D-day delay

Herman Raphelt, motor machinist mate third class, has been home on D-day delayed orders to the Naval Repair base in San Diego. He completed the Naval factory Diesel school course in Cleveland and will report to San Diego for duty with ship repair ashore or afloat. He previously served two and a half years in the Pacific.

Herman Raphelt Naval San Diego Naval Factory Diesel School Cleveland Ohio Pacific

Things Veterans Should Know About Benefits

A summary of Veterans Administration questions and answers on World War I and II benefits. Topics include eligible retirement and disability pensions, self employed veterans and adjustment allowances, National Service Life Insurance conversions, GI Bill loan requirements, and transportation for education programs.

National Service G.I G.L

Air Force Radio Station at Arledge Field Supports Fighter Control

Abilene Army Air Field presents Arledge Field Stamford as a key Fighter Control Station. Three enlisted men operate the unit, part of a network guiding Thunderbolt fighters via triangulation. The article notes concise radio lingo and rapid transmissions essential to training in Europe and the Abilene area.

Air Force Arledge Field Stamford Europe Abilene Army Air Field Abilene Abilen West Texas 2Nd Air Force Acledge Field AAF Texas Army Air Field Dean Leete Ed Jama John Stoner Joe Danchak Pfe Emil Pavlista Richard Skapus

Liberated Airmen Dave Leventhal and Dale Brown Return Home

Lieut. Dave Leventhal formerly of Stanford was freed at Moosburg Germany on April 29 after being a prisoner since 1945. He served as navigator on a Flying Fortress and was based in Africa. Sgt. Dale Brown from Salerno also liberated, Stamford friends report.

Dave Leventhal Stanford Moosburg Germany Africa Soil Conservation Office Texas A. and M. College Lieut Levanthal S. J. Gay Stamford Dale Brown Salerno

Vacation School to Begin Monday at Methodist Church

St John’s Methodist Church will start a two week Vacation Church School on Monday June 4. Sessions run two hours daily for intermediate junior primary and beginner ages. All children in the community are welcome to attend.

Methodist Church St. John

Stamford Boys Report to U S Navy for Training

Four Stamford youths enlist in the Navy with plans to report to Dallas and then San Diego for boat training. Carroll Taylor leaves Sunday night with three companions John ny Whisenant Billy Carlton and Rufus Phillips who followed to Dallas Tuesday. Johnny completed his junior year at Stamford High School while Billy and Rufus attended college at North Texas Agricultural College Arlington and Texas A and M respectively.

Carroll Taylor W. R. Taylor Dallas San Diego Stamford Johnny Whisenant Billy Carlton Rufus Phillips Johnny Stamford High School M. L. Whisenant Billy E. Carlton Rufus R. K. Phillips North Texas Agricultural College Arlington Texas A. and M. Col

Funeral for Infant James Francis Register Held in Hamlin

Graveside service for James Francis Register infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Register of Hamlin was conducted by Rev J O Quattlebaum of St Johns Methodist Church. Kinney Funeral Home directed. The baby born May 19 at Stamford Sanitarium died last Wednesday.

James Francis Register Fred Register Hamlin J. O. Quattlebaum St. John's Methodist Church Kinney Funeral Home Stamford Sanitarium

L W Johnson Addresses Rotary on Good Neighbor Policy

L W Johnson spoke to the Rotary Club about the Good Neighbor Policy and Latin American relations. He criticized U S missteps in implementing the Roosevelt era plan, blaming administrators rather than the policy itself.

L. W. Johnson Rotary Club Latin America Johnson United States Roosevelt

Memorial Service Held by Legion and State Guard at Roberts

The American Legion and Texas State Guard conducted a memorial service Sunday at 11 am near Roberts church ten miles northeast of Has kell. Capt Roy Duke Sgt F l Sorrets and Sgt Dub Christian represented the Texas State Guard. Dr Dallas Southard C B Smith Lo FE Million Jr and Garland Mitchell represented the American Legion. A basket dinner followed with chicken drum sticks cakes and pies.

American Legion Texas State Guard Roberts Church Haskell Roy Duke F.l Sorrets Dub Christian Dallas Southard C. B. Smith Lo FE Million, Jr Garland Mitchell

Miss Fula Davis Visits El Monte on Leave

Miss Fula Davis of El Monte California is in town on a month's vacation to see her nephew John H. Davis a radio man third class on leave from the navy.

Fula Davis el Monte Calif John 8. Davis

John Hellums Buried Saturday

Funeral service was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Barrow Funeral chapel for John Hellums 74 who died Wednesday of last week at the Stamford Sanitarium Rev Miles B Hays pastor of the First Baptist Church conducted the service Special music was sung by seven voices Burial was in Highland cemetery Barrow Funeral Home in charge He was a native of Arkansas born November 2 1870 came to Stamford 25 years ago He was unmarried Pallbearers were P C Owens Morgan Ray Joe McKee Burnia Reid Spurgeon Young and Alvey Anderson.

Barrow Funeral John Hellums Stamford Sanitarium Miles B. Hays First Baptist Church Seven Voices Highland Cemetery Barrow Funeral Home Hellums Arkansas Stamford Mississippi P. C. Owens Morgan Ray Joe McKee Burnia Reid Spurgeon Young Alvey Anderson

Paper Pickup Schedule Announced for Saturday

Paper pickup will be held on the south side of the city Saturday with bundles placed on the curb before 9 am. H. O. Wooten Grocer Co. will provide the truck and driver for the effort, announced Joe Rick ard.

H. O. Wooten Grocer Co Joe Rickard

Walter S Acklin Wounded in Okinawa

Walter S. Acklin was seriously wounded in action on April 27 in Okinawa. His mother Mrs Gertrude Acklin of Anson Kansas has been notified. He is a nephew of Mr and Mrs Jim Acklin of Van Nuys California.

Pfe Walter S. Acklin Kinawa Me Gertrude Acklin Anson, Kt Jim Acklin van Nuys Calif

Memorial Day Tribute Honors War Dead in Stamford

Judge Charlie Black of Abilene gave a Memorial Day address on the square praising those who “gave” their lives for freedom and democracy. The ceremony featured H. G. Andrews, firing by Company G Texas State Guard under Capt. Rey Duke, taps by Robert McNabb, and invocations by Rev. J. O Quattlebaum, with local Legion and auxiliary members in attendance. Flags adorned Stamford shops as businesses closed 10 to 11 am.

Charlie Black Abilene Black H. G. Andrews Company G Texas State Guard Rey Duke Robert McNabb J. O Quattliebaum C B. Smith American Legion Ryland Gleaton H. S. Hinson Clifford Thomas Stamford

Legion Spon­sors Move to Provide Grave Markers

Vernon D Hart Post 100 American Legion of Stamford will sponsor a drive to place government furnished grave markers at Highland Cemetery for veterans buried without markers. C B Smith led the meeting naming a committee to locate graves and compile veterans' names. The markers will show name, rank, unit, birth and death dates. The Legion handles applications and marker placement. Delegates and alternates to the 17th District war conference in Breckenridge on June 16 and 17 were announced.

American Legion Auxiliary J. R. Gleaton Mmes. B. H. Baird Nick Nichols Billie King Lou Polnae Guy King W. J. Buie Garland Mitchell L. E. Million, Jr Maxine Hambrightt John Ray Corrine Cosse Judith Miller Nancy Tainter Dorothy B. Cobb Stamford Vernon D. Hart American Legion of Highland Cemetery C. B. Smith John Cannon Bill Buie Guy R. King Legion Breckenridge C. Bo Smith Roy Duke L. E. Million Jr J. M. McDonald Guy RB. King E. C. Jeanes H. L. McCafferty T. M. Baggett W. H. Plant R. EB. McNabb F. L. Fountain J W. Binnicker Roscoe Hood

Student Employment Plan Sponsored By Parent Teachers

The Junior and Senior High students of both genders may obtain summer jobs through a plan sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association with the Chamber of Commerce as the clearing office. Initiated by home economics teachers Miss Ethel Rowell and Mrs. H K Langford, the program was developed with PT council officers and local PTA presidents. Registration is handled by Miss Rowell, Mrs. Sanford, and records kept at the Chamber of Commerce for employers seeking help in clerking yard work housekeeping and child care.

Juniior Parent Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce Ethel Rowell H. K. Langford Parent-Teachers Council Reynolds and Oliver Street P.T. A

Miss Janice Baird Graduates at NTSC

Denton May 28 Miss Janice Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs R Baird of Stamford was among 115 graduates awarded degrees at North Texas State College exercises Sunday evening May 27. She earned the Bachelor degree in music and belonged to Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Chi Senior Mary Arden Club and the A Cappella choir. She also sang in the student chorus which performed Mozart The Requiem.

Ameren Denton Janie Baird R. RB. Baird Stamford North Texas State College Miss Baird NTSC Sigma Alpha Lets Alpha Chi Mary Arden Club

Valedictorian Ed Rosenwasser shines at Stamford High

Ed Rosenwasser son of Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenwasser led Stamford High graduating class with a 95.60 average the highest in the school. He was named best all around by classmates receiving a fountain pen gift. Also saluta torian Leomore Fuqua with 94.88. Sixty to seventy two graduates received diplomas at St Johns Methodist Church with honors noted for junior and sophomore classes.

Edward Rosenwasser Louis Rosenwasser Stamford High School Will @eiwek Leomore Fuqua Jack Fuqua Stamford St. John's Methodist Church W Johnson T. R. Tinsley Dorothy Yates Betty Leen McCafferty Charles Johnson Eula Ray Tankursley Eva Jo Upshaw Billie Marie Russell Leemore Fuqua Mary Frances Lawdon Jo Ann Russell Janice Jackson Celeste Cullum Constance Farmer Betty Jo Tunnell Billie Kathryn Binnecker Mary Jo Holloman Flo Scott Mae Lester First Baptist Church Jo Upshaw High School Mile B. Hays

Stamford students return home with family support

Lowie Mack Flardy and Bobby Hluetor return from Texas A I M with accompanying Stamford friends and grandparents Mr and Mrs J K Brady. Lovie Mack awaits a Merchant Marine Academy call while Bobby plans a Stamford summer job at the Stamford American.

Lowie Mack Flardy Bobby Hluetor Texas I M. Collene Jimmy Nelson Stamford J. K. Brady Lovie Mack Merchant Marine Academy Bobby Stamford American

Employment Service Office Opens in Stamford

United States Employment Service opens in Stamford at 125 North Swenson Avenue as part of six offices in the Abilene area serving 33 counties. K. C. Beaver of Brownwood is the Stamford office manager with E. J. Berry of Abilene area director, joining later by his wife and two sons. The Stamford office will serve Jones Stonewall Kent and Haskell counties handling veterans services and unemployment compensation.

United States Stamford North Swenson Avenue Abilene K. C. Beaver Brownwood E. J. Berry Beaver Pacific Jones, Haskell Stonewall Kent United States Employment Service

FBI to Conduct Police School in Stamford

The FBI will run a police training course in Stamford starting Monday June 4 and continuing each Monday afternoon through August 6. Local and state instructors join FBI agents to lead nine sessions at City Hall with diplomas awarded to officers who complete the program.

FBI Stamford Sheriff's of Jones Shackel Throckmorton Haskell Stonewall Fisher G. G. Flournoy Donald R. Lash Abilene Tom Carter FBI Dallas

Lieut Wiley Freed From German Prisoner Of War

Lieut Tom Wiley, B 24 pilot, liberated from a German prison camp and writes his parents that he is safe in American hands. His brother James Wiley, a high school graduate, proud graduation gift remark. The family had earlier received no word since January and a January 82 form letter. Lt Wiley, student at Texas A and M College, will be home for the summer.

Tom Wiley Germany Ton Wiley Lieut Wiley Italy Sinc Wiley Jame Wiley Lieut We Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Set Raphelt Diesel Abilene Field U.S. Navy Legion Auxiliary Legion and Guard Roberts Speaker Janice Baird Ed Rosenwasser Stamford High Tackett Louis Tackett Defense Plant Corporation Joe FE. DeCosta Leemore Charles Bugg Teas A. and
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