Bombings Mark War Fronts And Allied Talks
Bombings defined the war fronts with Attu Island actions as American forces closed in on the remaining Japanese pocket. Roosevelt and Churchill concluded talks in Washington as Eden warned no let up in bombing Germany and Italy.
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War Department
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Attu
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Eden
Germany
Italy
Bill Validating Last Checks Receives In Force
Representative A. N. Green announced the bill to validate the last check issued to a deceased aged recipient is now law. Checks to be cashed must be presented to the county judge. Previously, undelivered checks were mailed back to the department.
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A. N. Green
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Ward Family Visits Walter Senkel Home
Mr and Mrs L R Ward and children of Buckhoils were visitors in the Walter Senkel home of Jones Prairie Thursday.
Army Conserves Brass by Making Steel Cartridges
The War Department announces a new method substituting steel for brass in caliber .45 ammunition. Developed by Evansville Ordnance plant with Frankford arsenal, the changeover saves brass and allows continued production, with eight plants adopting steel cartridges.
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War Department
Evansville
Frankford
Coldframes Extend Growing Season for Garden Plants
Coldframes start or harden young plants while weather is cold, lengthening the season by a month to six weeks. They shield crops from frost and wind, trap sun heat, and are used for spinach lettuce and tomatoes, with transplantation to permanent beds when conditions allow.
Maggots Threaten Bean Crop In Seed Corn Fields
Seed corn maggots attack bean seeds as they sprout and destroy the first two leaves. The pests breed in spring with two or more generations, making a safe planting window narrow. The second week in June is typical, but local testing is needed to time planting accurately.
Army Freight Volumes Compare Two Wars
The first year of our participation in the last war saw about 1 725 000 tons of army freight shipped overseas, versus 10 474 923 tons in the same period of the current war. The peak month in the first war was 470 446 tons, while a 1942 month reached 1 554 127 tons. These figures cover U S army freight only and exclude Allied military supplies.
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United States Army
Walnut Vogue Restoration Shape Furniture Through 1688
The Walnut Vogue Restoration spans 1660 to 1688 beginning after Cromwell and ending with the Bloodless Revolution. It marks a shift away from Puritan ideas and a rise in walnut furniture with softened lines and ornate carving, stretchers, and scrolls influenced by French and Flemish styles.
Jane Austen Born in Hampshire England in 1775
Jane Austen, born in Hampshire in 1775 as the youngest of seven in a clergyman's family, led a life noted for domestic focus and never marrying. Her best known novels include Sense and Sensibility Pride and Prejudice Emma and Northanger Abbey.
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Jane Austen
Hampshire
England
Northanger Abbey
Scrap metal drive nets Milam County over a million pounds
Unofficial reports say the Milam county scrap metal drive ended May 29 with 1,101,000 pounds collected. Milam leads the 8th Corps Area, while Lampasas Bell and Falls counties report substantial totals in two weeks. A day by day scale shows fluctuating results as Chas. M. Hicks submitted the figures to The Herald.
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8Th Corps
Lampassas County
Bell County
Falls County
Milam
Chas. M. Hicks
The
Herald
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Army Air Corps Lt Sam Oliver Attends Buckholts Birthday
Lt Sam Oliver an Army Air Corps instructor at San Angelo was in Cameron Sunday returning to the air field. He attended a birthday celebration for his father in Buckholts with other family members from Houston.
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Sam Oliver
Army Air Corps
San Angelo
Cameron
Buckholts
Houston
Oliver
Mrs Kathryn O'Leary Recovering After Appendix Operation
Mrs Kathryn O'Leary underwent an appendectomy Monday at Newton Memorial Hospital and is reported to be doing splendidly. She is the former Miss Mary Kathryn Lawrence and recently married in Tyler to Mr. O'Leary, a Washington newspaperman.
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Kathryn O'Leary
Newton Memorial Hospital
O’leary
Mary Kathryn Lawrence
Tyler
Washington
Soldier Carlton Burnett Returns From Visit to Jones Prairie
Pfc. Carlton Burnett of Camn Odair Oregon returns after visiting Jones Prairie with family and is transferred to Washington State military post.
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Carlton Burnett
Camn
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