Industry Gets Go Ahead Sign For Postwar Production
Washington reports the War Production Board lifts 210 controls to speed reconversion. Automobiles and consumer durables revive with emphasis on low-cost items, while industry pledges to maintain prewar low-price proportions. Krug cautions on orderly transition and possible reimposition if needed. President Truman urged private business to accelerate civilian production.
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Washington
War Production Board
United Press Report
WPB
Sky
J. A. Krug
Krug
Truman
Few Deadly Snakes Remain in Okinawa After War
San Francisco. Joseph R. Slevin of the California Academy of Sciences says Okinawa's native poisonous snakes have been nearly eliminated after thorough pre invasion surveys by the academy and military medical teams. No fatalities from reptile bites occurred during the war due to these precautions.
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San Francisco
Okinawa
Joseph R. Slevin
California Academy of Sciences
Academy
Army
Navy
Old Hay Ride Goes Modern with Tractors in White Hall
In White Hall Illinois a church group planned a hay ride for wives but lacked enough horses. They instead hitched wagons to tractors and sped along, a modern twist on a traditional event.
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White Hall
Ill
First Baptist Church Sunday School
Dobbin
Morrison outlines postwar world order at Rotary meeting
W A Bill Morrison former Criminal District Attorney and war veteran spoke to the Rotary Club on a topic tied to intelligence and world peace. He urged U S leadership and noted army intelligence effectiveness while criticizing civilian channels for misreading international events.
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W. A
Bill) Morrison
Europe
Rotary Club
Morrison
United States
America
Former Marine Allen Ruby Visits Baylor and Family Ties
Allen Ruby of Waco, after an 18 month Marine tour in the Philippines and an honorable discharge, visited his grandmother Mrs. C. H. Ruby and Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bonds. He entered Baylor College on December 3. Hallie Jones Wofford hosted visitors from Austin and Cuero, while Nat B. Wofford of Tennessee visited Port Arthur after two weeks with his mother.
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Allen Ruby
Waco
C. H. Ruby
W. A. Bonds
Allen
Philippines
Baylor College
Hallie Jones Wofford
T. P. Walker
Austin
Chauncy Wofford
Cuero
Nat B. Wofford
Tennessee
Port Arthur
Cameron Over E Bond Quota By Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Five
Cameron oversubscribed her FE Bond quota by 11 575.00 dollars announced by Dan Tyson War Finance Chairman. Albert Collins and E C Cole were Milam county co chairmen directing the Victory Loan. KE Bond sales reached 41 418 75 dollars in late compilation.
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Cameron
Dan Tyson
War Finance
Albert Collins
E. C. Cole
Milam County
City council buys bonds totaling sixty six thousand dollars
County wide bond figures show the quota exceeded by hundreds of thousands with late tallies including Ben Arnold 806.25 Buckholts 1031.25 Cameron 36006.25 Friendship 37.50 Gause 1906.25 Marlow 75.00 Salem 1400.00 Yarrellton 56.25 reflecting strong local participation.
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Ben Arnold
Buckholts
Cameron
Friendship
Gause
Marlow
Salem
Yarrellton
Baileyville Resident Visits Cameron This Week
C H Bailey of Baileyville traveled to Cameron for a brief visit this week, staying with friends and touring downtown shops. The trip highlights Baileyville ties and local interest in Cameron activities.
Boy rests well after operation at Cameron hospital
David Boehner three years old, son of Mr and Mrs Matt Boehner, is resting nicely after an operation in Cameron hospital. Mrs N A Hollingsworth of Maysfield transacted business in Cameron this week.
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David Boehner
Matt Boehner
Cameron Hospital
N. A. Hollingsworth
Maysfield
Cameron
Cameron Visitors From Jones Prairie and Hearne
E Lange of Jones Prairie visited Cameron this week and Edna Earle Sloan of Hearne spent Wednesday in Cameron as a visitor.
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E. Lange
Jones Prairie
Cameron
Edna Earle Sloan
Hearne
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Bill Morrison
Rotary
Russia
Paris
Pune Hare
Fach
Dusek Pharmacy
Joe D. Bass
C. H. Bailey
Baileyville
Mamie A. Hefley
Swift & Company
Swift
de Dix
R. G. Johnson
Department of Animal Husbandry
Oregon State College
Merry Christmas
Nutrition Research Laboratories
American Meat Institute
OUR
Martha Logans
Recife
Department 128
Chicago
By A. D. Weber
Kansas State College
Midland Mile
Westland Milo
Fort Hays
Kansas Agricultural
Gill
Ers
Wheatland Milo
Colby Milo
Union Stock Yards
Chicago 9
Illinois
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