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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
14
The U S Navy Recruiting Service announces a 30 day window for men with pre induction physicals but not yet ordered to report for induction to join the Navy. From today through July 15 qualified applicants are accepted, and Chief J B Workman urges draftees to enlist now to seize the openings.
Five Montague county 4-H members attended the all expense paid State 4-H Club Round-Up at Texas A&M College June 25 to 27. Betty Pope Shirley Moore and Betty Boyd were regular delegates with Yannis Redman and Frank Scott Jr. as boys delegates. The group represents about 400 local 4-H members and will report on return. The Round-Up focuses on leadership and citizenship with reports from members involved in national and state 4-H programs.
An old style drugstore advertisement touts T-4-L as a high concentration foot germ killer. It claims undiluted alcohol base for penetrating power and promises a refund if not satisfied, with sale at C. A. Wilson's Drug Store.
New York reports a study by the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies showing about 12,000 combat deaths in Korea and roughly 36,050 traffic deaths at home in the first year of the war. The six months near the anniversary reflect daily losses of 93 highway fatalities vs 95 soldiers in Korea. The summary cites total U S war deaths near 999,000 across wars and about 9,680 traffic fatalities since the first auto death.
A historic parallel notes that two symbolic victims named GI-X and Victim xX could die within weeks, representing the millionth deaths from U S wars and automobile accidents. The claim juxtaposes military and traffic fatalities to comment on national loss.
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