Russell Whelchel Home From 60 Day Furlough
Russell H. Whelchel, Pic. son of Mrs. Ona V. Whelchel, 805 North Twyier, returns home after five years in the armed forces including 19 months as a German prisoner of war. He served since 1940 with the Texas 36th Division and was overseas from April 1, 1943. His brother, Master Sgt. Warren W. Whelchel, remains a prisoner of war in Japan.
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Germany
Pic
Russell H. Whelchel
Ona V. Whelchel
North Twyier
National Guard
Texas
Whelchel
Warren W. Whelchel
Japan
Coast Artillery
Phone 6262 Come in or Mail in Your Want Ads
A brief classified notice urges readers to place want ads by visiting in person or sending them by mail. The call to action emphasizes convenient submission channels and the contact phone line 6262.
Southwest Indian Tortoise Name Meaning Tired
The phrase notes that the local term for the tortoise translates to that which is tired, reflecting a descriptive label from the region.
Texas constitutional amendment on welfare payments to aged blind and children
Proposal to amend Article III sections to create Section 51a granting Legislature authority to provide and fund aid to needy Texas citizens aged 65 plus, blind adults over 21, and children under 16. It allows accepting federal aid with state payments capped at either federal funds or 35 million dollars per year, with election and ballot provisions and required appropriation.
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State of
Texas
United States
War Loan Drive Urges Public to Meet Big Quotas
Message from homefront asks all earners to support the 7th War Loan with a substantial target of seven billion dollars. The call emphasizes collective duty and the need to fund veterans and the war effort, urging individuals to discover their personal quota and contribute.
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Uncle Sam
Texas constitutional amendment on old age and dependent aid
Legislature amends article to authorize a statewide program of old age assistance, needy blind and children with limits on monthly state payments, federal aid cooperation, and a total state outlay of 35 million dollars per year. Special election set for August 25, 1945, with a $5,000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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Russell Whelchel
Itt
Buchanan
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Schilling
Mr. Farmer
Taylor
Panhandle Fruit Company
U.S. Army
Spring Service & Supply
van Buren
Milk Chocolate Cay
Useniece
Angel Food
Folger's
Ralston
Wheaties
Saat
the Life OF
Riley
American Meat Institute
KFDA
Haddock
SEA Bass
Kraft's
Botti
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