Bowie Man Appeals From the Foxholes to End War Strikes
M Clyde Stokes of Bowie writes from the Pacific urging back-home workers to keep wartime production going and condemns strikes that halt defense efforts. He cites UAW and CIO actions, reflects on battlefield sacrifices, and calls for laws against strikes during war while praising bonds and war support. He notes local appeals and a soldier in Italy awaiting Christmas packages.
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Cooley
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Notice to Creditors of Ida Walthall Estate
Original letters testamentary granted November 27 1944 by Montague County Texas to V Lee Matney Independent Executor. Creditors must present claims within legal period and contact 230 Amarillo Building Amarillo Texas. Indicated debtors should communicate with the executor at the stated address.
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Montague County
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