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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1944
Page
2
A biblical passage from Luke 21 25 27 foretells signs in the sun and moon and distress among nations Jesus returning in glory seen in the clouds with power. The verse emphasizes heavenly upheaval and peoples fear as events unfold with divine judgment.
A discharged Army veteran, who worked only a few months at a Texas aviation plant, lost his job due to a seniority rule amid union protections for high paid officers’ wives. The man, a South Pacific veteran, faced hostility from union bosses despite his service and need to support his family. The author argues unions stray from original fundamentals and warns of a coming political reckoning.
In the Fort Worth Star-Telegram analysis, the postwar goal is to return war-dislocated youth to schools and colleges. It argues that future job scarcity will test individual readiness, demanding renewed schooling after wartime employment or service. Government effort must seed student continuation, but progress hinges on personal initiative.
Beavers live in cohesive groups that endure for centuries. A colony in the Midwest is believed to be about 1,000 years old. The Virgin Islands, once the Danish West Indies, were bought by the United States from Denmark in 1917 for 25 million dollars.
Progress toward a Bowie frozen locker plant highlights yearly meat savings for farmers and city dwellers. A 750 pound annual locker cost could total 19 14 per pound with net savings over $100, and a 300 locker community could save $30,750 yearly by keeping funds local.
Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Kirk hosted the S. S. Class fish fry at their tank for C. T. and Sherill. Twenty four members attended the gathering with many in military service noted as stationed in England France and Italy. Also listed are visitors, operations, hospital stays and family updates plus the Jack County Baptist Association meeting set for August 31 at Postoak church.
Word received from P. O. 3-c Joe Wolf that he is in the States and will be home August 29 after a year in the South Pacific. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolf of Wichita Falls and attended Bowie High School before entering service.
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