Baruch Hancock Essay on Peace and War Economy
A essay argues peace cannot be bought with terms that reverse prosperity and warns that a future war would shock Americans financially. It credits Bernard Baruch and John Hancock for economic insights and outlines converting war plants to peacetime production, government exit from business, and tax policy as keys to democracy and private enterprise.
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United States
Bernard M. Baruch
John M. Hanock
Hancock
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Fia
Jos
Dusinews
Sear
Ioana
Central Texas Bus Line Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable shows a bus route from Temple to Dallas with a 8:40 PM departure and 8:49 AM arrival, detailing connections via Le Stith and Ragilte Wales Laghory. Reads like historic OCR with garbled names but indicates travel between Temple, Dallas and intermediate points on a nightly schedule.
Echoes From Clifton College Remembered Heroes and Everyday Life
A Clifton College fragment recalls General MacArthur’s words on sacrifice and yesterdays that safeguarded tomorrows. The column shifts to Wooster Ohio where Mrs Wagerman dies after her husband’s homecoming and war memories, noting soldiers who gave up much. It ends with campus snippets on dances, fishing trips, Easter visits, and student life.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Wooster
Ohio
Madorle Waggamon
Tech
Paul Wagerman
Hare
Army Air Force
India
Waggaman
Red Cross
Ampua
Fern
Marcelle
Dorothy
Ann
Lydia
Miss Legg
Jo Nell
Oleta
Grand Prairie
Sunday School and Community Visit Notices From Coon Creek News
The piece notes Sunday school at 10 30 a m with David Irwin preaching Sunday morning and a Wednesday prayer meeting. An annual alley singing event is planned for April 28. Various visitors are listed including Marshall Bonds from Camb Howes Guinevile Ruben Gouldman in Norfolk VA Clyde Rowe from Camp Wolters and multiple relatives visiting local residents from Houston Waco Fort Worth Clifton Whitney and Glen Rose with several townspeople hosting guests and relatives during holidays.
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Irwin
Marshall Bonds
Camb Howes
Guinevile
W. P. Bonds
Ruben Gouldman
Navy
Chester Dickerson
Florida
Wilson New
Whitney
Hazel McSlard
Bill Dawson
Clifton J
Roy New
Putey Holt
Buster
Waco
Soin Bangus
4. W. Tanner
Houston
Jack McClough
Glen Rove
Code Wooley
T. P. Wheeler
Misa Dorothy Robinson
Fort Worth
M. T. Wheeler
Horace Lee Reed
Larry Gene
Set
Ruspel
Duncan
Springfield
Awe. C. R. Duncan
Conditions On New Guinea Island Described In Letter From Pfc. Stapp
Pfc. Charles M. Stapp writes from New Guinea about rough duty in the Signal Corps. He notes jungle beauty, palm trees, swimming, and the Pacific, while describing encounters with prisoners, natives, and a few Japanese. He mentions Tokyo radio, travel to Australia five months ago, and hopes to return to Texas someday.
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New Guinea Island
Pfc
Charles M. Stapp
Charles M. Stepp
Signal Corps
New Zoines Island
New Guinea
Tokyo
Morne
Mia Jungle
Pacific Ocean
Astralia
Sidney
Astralis
Texas
Hulls U S Foreign Policy Address Summarized
A rough summary of Hull's foreign policy address focuses on allied unity and European stability. It emphasizes immediate action for preserving world peace, opposing fascism and Nazism, and advancing dialogue through allied conferences while noting ongoing debates over Poland and Germany shaped by the Atlantic Charter and postwar arrangements.
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Washington
United States
Expr
Lpip
Europe
Iivernments
Allied Ghey
Preston
Wwe
Sureman
Haliam
Dresine
Teype
Democrate
Germany
London
Health Officer Reports 1944 Sterilization of Bedding Articles
State Health Officer Dr Siew W Cox states 92 672 bedding articles including quilts and bedding items were sterilized under strict supervision during 1944 in Texas. The sanitation law requires used articles offered for sale be stamped and approved by the State Board of Health with tags indicating secondhand materials and sterilization. Also listed are rent sign and a card of thanks from Grimland and others.
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de. Siew. W. Cox
Texas
Henk
Bedis
Oahu
Ft. Dr
Social Security applications lag. details delayed in county recall
Seventeen percent of applications for original texts received through the Waco Texas Social Security Board have turned for completion. Gordon Jame notes many applicants in Boaqne county face delays due to hasty forms, with information on Social Security Numbers kept confidential by board employees.
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Texas
Social Security Board
Gordon Jame
Boaqne
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