Visits Across District Highlight War Effort and Domestic Push
The speaker describes a summer tour visiting counties in the district and meeting many people about federal government problems. Attendees express support for the war program, satisfaction with its progress, and a demand that Congress share responsibility for domestic issues with less red tape and bureaucracy.
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Congress
Win the Peace Too The Fulbright Resolution Passes House
The House approved the Fulbright resolution 360 to 29 showing the representatives reflect constituent sentiment. It supports creating international machinery to establish a just lasting world peace and US participation through constitutional processes. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee now reviews the measure.
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United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soldiers from Eight States in Program at Tennyson
Eight soldiers from Camp Berkeley, each from a different state, joined a full day of events in Tennyson Texas. The community hosted addresses, vocal numbers, and a barbeque lunch, which the soldiers reportedly enjoyed with notable enthusiasm.
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Tennyson
Bronte
Texas
Camp Berkeley
Birthday Party Hostess in Tennyson Honors Dorothy Green
Mrs Joe Miller hosted a birthday party at her Tennyson home for Dorothy Mae Green Thursday night. An extensive guest list included James Jr Wesley Wheat Alton Duffy Vernon Palmer Raymond Meadows Billy Foy Stephens Billy Ray Miller Melvin James Dolan Wheat Helen Clark Katie Bell James Dorothy Mae Green Calla Mae Latham Laureen Naomi Cornelius Jewel Dean Westbrook Carole Dean Westbrook Gladys Palmer Joe Winifred Miller Willie Van Stephens Bill Wilkerson and others. A wartime chant line was read: Bomb the Japs with junk.
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Joe Miller
Dorothy Mae Green
Geke
Ice Crew
Serv- James, Jr
Wesley Wheat
Alton Duffy
Vernon Palmer
Raymond Meadows
Billy Foy Stephens
Billy
Ray Miller
Melvin James
Dolan Wheat
Mary Helen Clark
Katie Bell James
Calla Mae Latham
Laureen Naomia Cornelius
Jewel Dean Westbrook
Carole Dean Westbrook
Gladys Palmer
Joe Winifred Miller
Willie van Stephens
Bill Wilkerson
Marvin Stephens
Preston Wheat
Senate Debate Over Wheeler Bill On Drafting Fathers
In Washington the Wheeler bill to prohibit drafting pre Pearl Harbor fathers drew strong opposition from General Marshall Admiral King and Bernard Baruch who warned it could hinder or prolong the war and raise casualties. The House has passed the Kilday bill to exhaust nondeferrable single men before invoking pre Pearl Harbor fathers. Selective Service reviews classifications, potentially revealing thousands on the government payroll.
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Senate
Wheeler
General Marshall
Army
Admiral King
Navy
Bernard M. Baruch
House
Roy Clift Former Coke Citizen Dies in Corpus Christi
Sorrow swept Coke county when telegrams announced Roy Clift former Coke county resident died in Corpus Christi Monday at 10 AM. Survived by wife Zoe and daughter Miss Zoe Walden. brothers Oscar and Will Clift in Corpus Christi and Bruce Clift of Robert Lee. sisters Mrs. Jake Morrow of Bronte and Mrs. Inez Cobb of Eldorado. The Clift family arrived in Texas from Chattanooga in 1900 and settled near Fort Chadbourne on the Nicholas farm later sold.
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Coke County
Roy Clift
Corpus Christi
Bruce Clift
Robert Lee
Clift
Jake Morrow
Bronte
Inez Cobb
Eldorado
Fort Chadbourne
Brazoria Simpson
Wilmeth
Zoe
Alos
Oscar
Will Clift
Robert Lethe
Percifulls Return After Son's Pilot School Graduation
Mr and Mrs Jess Percifull return from Eagle Pass where they attended son Wayman Percifull's graduation from the Army Air Force Pilot School as an advanced single engine pilot. Wayman studied flight in Chickasha Oklahoma and Winfield Kansas before the Eagle Pass assignment.
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Jess Percifull
Eagle Pass
Wayman
Army Air Fore
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Winfield
Kansas
Cotton Ginned in Coke County 1943 Slightly Higher Than 1942
Census report shows 302 bales of cotton ginned in Coke County from the 1943 crop before September 16, compared with 274 bales for the 1942 crop.
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Coke County
Palmers move into B A Bell residence in Bronte
Rev and Mrs W D Palmer of Brownwood plan to reside in Bronte soon after B A Bell vacates the home near the schoolhouse. The Palmers are the parents of Mrs E O Allen. The Enterprise notes the editor’s longtime acquaintance with Rev Palmer and praises their character for the community.
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W. D. Palmer
Brownwood
Xvonte
E. O. Allen
Er. Palmer
B.A. Bell
Enterprise
Rev. Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Local man remembered by Nueces county at lengthy service
The deceased, widely known in Nueces county, served twelve consecutive years as county clerk and left many friends. The Clift family of Coke county is also well regarded for its longtime association with the best in life, as neighbors reflect with sorrow.
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Jake Morrow
Bronte
Inez Cobb
Eldorado
Winnie Madera
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Legion
Clift
Coke Couny
Theamily
Dedis
Coke County Coop Association Receives Charter
Coke County Texas receives charter for a new cooperative association led by Frank McCabe as president with Travis B Hicks as temporary secretary. The group will buy ranch and farm feeds and supplies with 1 dollar common stock, 3 percent of purchases to a stock fund, and no livestock sales.
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Travis B. Hicks
Coke County
Bronte
Robert Lee
Coke County Cooperative Association
Hicks
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Coke
For Workers’ Conference
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Allen
Norton
A. G. Purvis, Miles
Union
Zora Mitchell
Drasco
Otis Allen
J. E. Eldridge
Women of Runnels Association
J. Shepperd
Ballinger
Robert Lambert
B. A. Bell
Coke County Coop Association