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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
3
Depart furnished by Building For the Rovell San Ange Fellowship Meeting Direct it by Miss Mary D Taylor. Everyone is invited to attend the event and participate.
Texas industrial push fuels aviation growth as North American shows a 25 acre, windowless air conditioned factory near Dallas. Construction began and three planes were delivered to the Army Air Forces within 120 days, with more than 4 000 employees expected and Texas as the source for most. The ad cites rapid production and community cooperation turning a Texas plain into America’s first major plane factory.
A report shows 417 bales of cotton ginned in Pinty through October 1 as part of the crop year ending in 1690 bales.
Mrs O W Chapman hosted the Women s Progressive Club meeting on Thursday at her home with Federation as the program theme. Mrs F S Higgin of Women s Clubs helped, and Mrs O H Willoughby led a history of federation and a closing quiz. Mrs Curtis Smith of the Diversity Club opened Spanish lessons for members.
The statute forbids operating a vehicle on public roads in a manner that wilfully obstructs or impedes normal traffic. Police gain authority to enforce the provision by directing drivers to proceed or stop as needed.
Senator O Danial of Texas urged listeners to show courage amid a grim national outlook. He told Texans to tune in for a coast to coast radio broadcast next Tuesday at 7 p m central time and praised young men delaying marriages to serve freedom.
Austin in October report highlights school lunch importance for growth and behavior. Dr Geo W Cox urges adequate sleep and breakfast, hot noon meals, and balanced diets including milk, fruits, vegetables, grains, meat, eggs, and cod liver oil. Observation of community well being shown by busy streets and content mothers with lunch boxes.
In 1949 a magazine advertisement touts rapid conversion from plain to planes. It highlights steel erection for October 4 and a flight ramp at North American’s Texas plant. The note signals production of advanced training sets for Army and Navy air services.
Senator Tom Connally told a Defense Day rally in Dallas that the United States will seize French colonies in the Western Hemisphere by force if Vichy controls them. He spoke from the Cotton Bowl to soldiers and guardsmen, declaring no foreign political influence or bases will be allowed in the Western Hemisphere.
A. Hunter editor of the Borden County Sun in Gail says the county will raise 7000 bales of cotton this year even with no gins. He notes locals are picking cotton now and expects pulling later as cold weather arrives.
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