Rev Orahood Begins Ministry at First Christian Church
Rev Orahood starts ministry at First Christian Church with Sunday services and highlights his wartime Navy service. He cites worship and conscience as freedoms, praises church influence, and future guest Rev Maurice Grove is announced for next Sunday with duets by Mrs Harsha and Rev Orahood. Evening services at 8:30.
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C. B. Orahood
First Christian Church
Chas. Reign Scoville
A. B. McReynolds
John W. Darby
Friends
God
W. T. Harsha
Cradhood
God of Our Fathers
Frank Reid
Maurice Grove
Moving Brightness to Grace Religious Services
They will be bright and moving with a degree of dignity that should grace all religious services.
Coca-Cola Launches Nationwide Ad Campaign Across Newspapers
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Cameron promotes a nation wide campaign using 1612 newspapers in 1379 cities. F. G. Blake notes 900 bottling plants participate and that Coke remains a home link for soldiers abroad, with ads expanding to magazines radio scripts posters.
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Coca-Cola
F. G. Blake
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Cameron
Blake
Mr. Blake
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
South Plains Airman Receives Flight Officer Promotion
South Plains-Julian Wheeless Terry son of Mr and Mrs Roy Terry of Rt. 3 Cameron has been appointed a flight officer at the Home of the Winged Commandos in Lubbock. The graduating officers completed intensive glider training in one of the largest classes to earn their wings at SPAFS. Robert Adams of Oklahoma formerly Buckholts, now with an oil company, is home visiting friends and relatives.
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South Plains
Julian Wheeless Terry
Roy Terry
Rt. 3
Cameron
Winged Commandos
Luwbock
Uncle Sam
Robert Adams
Oklahoma
Buckholts
The Decline of the Buffalo from Sixty Million to Five Thousand
Before white settlement bison herds numbered about 60 million, but by the time of this account only about 5,000 remained. The piece notes natural hazards and predators as early pressures, then cites mass killings by whites from 1850 to 1883, including Buffalo Bill Cody who reportedly killed 4,280 animals for the Kansas Pacific railroad and once shot 38 in a day.
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Mississippi
Plains
Cody
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Additional Feeding Needed As Bees Draw on Reserve
During periods of low honey flow bees rely on stored winter honey and may need supplemental feeding. Heavy brood rearing can exhaust reserves, so sugar syrup is advised while brown sugar or molasses can cause diarrhea or hive loss. The Bordaman feeder uses a wooden block to feed inverted jars into the hive.
Early Cork Industry Emerges With Cork Oak Cultivation
With glass bottle use rising in the 15th to 17th centuries cork gained value. Spaniards began cultivating cork oaks from 1760, exporting bark to Germany. By 1830 cultivation spread to France Portugal Italy and Northern Africa.
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Spain
Spanish
Germany
France
Portugal
Italy
Africa
New Orleans Port Set to Lead Pan American Latin Routes
New Air Port initiation will route Pan American Airways Latin American service through New Orleans port. The city, once a leading international shipping hub, rose with the north-south traffic of the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and grew as a cosmopolitan center. The trans-Gulf airline will cement its role as an international gateway for north-south air traffic.
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New Orleans
New
Pan American Airways
Louisiana
New York
Ohio
Mississippi
Grand Teton Peaks Define Wyoming Scenery
Western Grandeur describes Grand Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole National Monument in Wyoming as a rich blend of scenic beauty. It notes Grand Teton peak at 13,766 feet, praised by historians as a noted historic summit of the West, with Tetons rising 5,000 to 7,000 feet above Jackson Hole.
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Grand Teton National Park
Jackson Hole National Monument
Wyoming
Grand Teton
Jackson Hole
Jap Warships Run Away From a Fight
Seven Japanese warships including destroyers and three cruisers were chased from the New Georgia battle area by United Nations forces. The American landing on Rendova Island surprised the Japanese as fighting paused and the fleet retreated. Axis propaganda faced ridicule as Allied bombings hit Sicily Sardinia and Guadelajara in a broad offensive with losses of 12 Axis planes and 3 UN aircraft.
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New Georgia
United Nations Command
South Pacific
Rendova Island
United States
United Nations
Sicily
Sardinia
Guutelaria
Italy
Axis
USO Limits Drink Sales to Military and Guests
J. M. Boehner announces USO will not sell drinks to civilians. Drinks now limited to workers hostesses soldiers and their guests. Don Edmonds returns home after brief visit with friends and relatives in Crosby and Houston.
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USO
J. M. Boehner
Don Edmonds
Crosby
Houston
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