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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
1
The Pearl Harbor diary entry from November 25, 1941 states Stimson pondered maneuvering Japan into firing first. Readers long after the disaster note the public was kept in ignorance of rising crisis and intent. A variant take on Lincoln’s Gettysburg line closes the piece.
After VJ Day the government ended Order L 41 governing construction while production and wage orders for building materials remain. Demand soars, supply lags, mills close or turn to black markets. The author argues for removing production price controls to let competition regulate building costs.
An editorial from Nolan County News notes after a year the Sweetwater Youth Center works well. It says dancing has not been stressed and supervised, and most youths want the program maintained. It urges community support to keep the program and improve conditions for children.
Coke County reports approval to construct 150 miles of Rural Electrification Administration lines in Washin gton. Official documents to be mailed within 30 days. 1942 signups included. mid summer extensions planned as engineers and workmen prepare to begin.
Ten guests attended the Hayrick Who Club meeting at Mrs. J A Waldrop’s home last Thursday March 21. Mrs Fay C Roe demonstrated vegetable cooking to the group which included Mrss J W Lal, W G Cresap, Glenn Waldrop, J A Waldrop, B W Waldrop and the writer Mrs Tom Rives. Friendship Club visitor and two THDA delegates were elected Gladys Waldrop as first designate and Mrs A R Coalson as alternate delegate.
Union Who Club met March 8 with 20 members and visitors. A host must find an alternative location if unable to host. March 22 gathering with 27 members and 10 visitors included new members Mrs Bennett and Mrs Phillips.
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