Leonard Chaplain Returns To Duty From World War II Service
Capt. James T. Bolding, a chaplain with a mortar battalion, is home on a three-day leave after five campaigns. He entered service March 27, 1942 and served in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and Southern France, earning six campaign stars before reporting back to Fort Sam Houston.
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Leonard
James T. Bolding
Bolding
Serince
Fort Bliss
Che Plain’s
Harvard University
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Rome
France
States
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Knife in heart in darkroom death scene cliffhanger
Aggie and Danielle confront Dr. Davis's death after a knife is found buried in his heart in a dim darkroom. The room holds chemical smells, a working enlarger, and a tense escape plan as they debate whether the death was suicide or foul play.
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Danielle
Aggie
Danieelle
Dad
Agegie
Dr. Davis
Jim Calder
George Davis
Hank Bogarty
Local Social Notes From Gillette And Sherman
Mrs Ethel Cox and son David of Gillette Wisconsin are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C W McCord Mrs William Hopper and daughter of Anson are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C W McCord Mrs Groveia Tilger and children of California are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Shelley Bill Jones is seriously ill due to paralysis Mrs Homer Smith of Sherman spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Jones Miss Mildred Shelley of Fort Worth is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edd Shelley Mrs Adlee Green and son have gone to Houston to make their home Her husband J L Green is in the Army and stationed in the South Pacific.
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Ethel Cox
David
Gillette, Wio
C. W. McCord
William Hopper
Anson
Groveia B. Tilger
California
Ed Shelley
Bill Jones
Homer Smith
Sherman
Tom Jones
Mildred Shelley
Fort Worth
Edd Shelley
Adlee Green
Houston
J. L. Green
South Pacific
Senate Extends OPA One Year Amid Price Control Debates
The Senate approved 40 to 3 a one year extension of the price control act with modified OPA powers. An attempt to require price setting to guarantee farm processors a reasonable profit was defeated. A new fight looms over August Andresen's amendment to appoint Clinton Anderson as a food czar with veto power over other agencies.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
August NH. Andresen
Minn
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate House
40000 CIO Members Return To Work
Detroit June 29 Some 40 000 CIO maintenance workers returned to their jobs on orders from their international officers. A joint CIO AFL statement proposed nationwide machinery to settle jurisdictional disputes. The proposal was agreed in Washington by international reps of the United Automobile Workers CIO and the National Buildings Trades Council AFL. It will be submitted to the Detroit AFL council for approval.
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Detroit
CIO
Cio-Afl
Washington
United Automobile Workers (Cio
National Buildings Trades Council
AFL
AFL Council
Evaporated Milk and Linseed Products Allocated by WFA
The War Food Administration announced quotas for manufacturers and buyers. 33,000 cases of evaporated milk are set aside for manufacturers, 8,800 pounds of linseed meal and 65 gallons of bowled linseed oil for all purchasers, with storage in national warehouses since 1942 and no ration points required. A Japanese battle flag and a Marines trophy were presented to Governor Coke Stevenson by a Marine major.
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Dallas
War Food Administration
Latham White
WFA
Office of Supply
Guam
Gov
Coke Stevenson
Divorce Suit Bounces Through Court After Dismissal and Reinstatement
A divorce case filed in the 6th District Court by a young couple has moved erratically. The wife asked for dismissal and costs, then two days later the husband refiled the suit after learning of the dismissal.
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6Th District Court
Child Fatally Burned As Trash Fire In Lawton
Three year old Joyce Ann Curtsinger died when her clothing caught fire while burning trash in Cache country. Her sister Annette, seven, was in an Oklahoma City hospital in critical condition. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Curtsinger.
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Lawton
Okla
Joyce Ann Curtsinger
Cache
Oklahoma City
Roland Curtsinger
Sue
Annette
Burned Siblings Suffer Fire Injury From Kerosene Splash
A fire incident left two siblings burned after their brother spilled kerosene onto a blaze and clothing was ignited. Investigation and medical care followed as responders treated the victims.
North Texas Slaughterers Hit With 90 Day Suspensions
OPA Hearing Commissioner Roy R. Ray ordered ninety day suspensions for three Grav een county slaughtering firms and the C. L. Lovelady Company of Celina for killing more than their quotas of high grade live stock. The ruling follows upheld contentions that the firms violated quotas.
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Dallas
Tex
Graveen County
OPA
Roy R. Ray
Ray
C. L. Lovelady Company
Celina
Collin County
Sweet Apples Taste Better Than Sour, Explained
Readable text notes apples taste sweeter than sour due to malic acid levels. It contrasts flavors observed at a tent with an explanation of how acidity influences taste perception.
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Newton
Ke*ter Molineux
Toyas
Venient
Argie
Agric
King Features Syndicate
B.f.goor
Economy Auto Stores. Inc
Ella Cinders
Henry
Roger
Mrr. Fudd
Fen
Sou
Henryj IM
United Feature Syrdiiate Om Veo Rug & Star OF
AL Rights
Randolph
North Texas Slaughterers
Southern
Denison
State Park
Bers
Bonham Theatres
Paul Muni
Margaret Chapman
Orango
Charley
Jean
Girl
Rush
Frances Langford
Wally
Bonham’s
Bonham Business
Loy’s
Chiesl
Paul HL. Coleman
Maytag Ford Co
Bonham Phone
Seatih
Variety Store
Geuth Center
Streed
Baker’s Helpy
Penney’s Hough
Fannin County Abstract Co
Fannin Counsy
S. BE. Corner Square
Russell Cro. Co
Woodard’s
Fast Side Square
Bonham, Texas
Elves Smith Funeral Home and Burial Association
Lowrey & Swann
C W
Andy
Alexander Andy Sandelkson
Buddy Spence
Magnolia Producy
K.E. Cor. Sq
Fannie Taylor
C. A. Cox
Joe WI
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Tetepia
Williay
Jewel Watch
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Pi East Side
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