Chum To Bi ena Warrenty Behoo Sensory at Cubs game
The article describes a crowd expected for a Cubs game with lineups including L. By Potton LT Grime Wis i. G Solomon Handley B W Ludwig KT Belion RX B Hofer B Hixingfellow and notes players from 1048 Ts By Bronatad L TL Gy Dahlen C Wleda RT Ludwig RE Bs Doonle and Tinime B B.
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Hugh Ouby
Bradner
Cubs
Coke
Angel
Handley
Brigtary
Weusen
Hw Cubs
Beniney
Rome
Marly
Potton
Grime Wis i. G
Solomon
Ludwig
Belion
Hofer
Hixingfellow
Bronatad
Gy Dahlen C
Wleda 2. RT
A. Ludwig RE
Tinime B. B
Local American Legion Post Receives Meritorious Service Award
Commander Mark P Carter of Briehion Port Post No 222 receives the Meritorious Service Certificate. National Adjutant and Department leaders commend the post for its work with World War I veterans and hint at further efforts across the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark P Carter
Te Briehion Port No. 222
Amer Mleping
Maritorinas Ser ‘Pils
Poerxalves
Connally Seeks Delay On Labor War Legislation
In Washington on April 20 Senator Connally urged a delay as President Roosevelt seeks to curb immediate passage of a broad labor regulation bill. The move aims to postpone action on wages war production and profits policies until Congress can review the plan. The president reportedly intends to guide labor policy through the set of national programs involving hiring and industrial controls.
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Swabhington
Raonavelt
Congress
Connally
Senate
Lelor
Nation Prepares To Register Applications For Ration Books
The government moves to begin processing applications for ration books in early May as citizens are urged to prepare documents and visit designated centers. Officials emphasize orderly registration and distribution plans across regions.
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Nation
Fragmentary birth notice from Cre by hospital
The text appears as an OCR fragment noting a birth at a hospital in Cre by gral parents. The readable portions mention a person tied to April 07 and a name fragment Ratintal Kagiso Praia, but most details are garbled. The piece lacks clear identities or events beyond an implied birth.
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Iver Sulaarvoe
Clittoy Horpital
Ratintal Kagiso
Gap Scheal Roden Set Far May 1 2
Annual fair and rodeo set for May 1 and 2 draws crowd expectations. Organizers plan events including a chair race and various rodeo activities with prizes and awards, while a parade and entertainment are advertised for both evenings and a Sunday afternoon finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yltodoo
Bowne
Taso
Othar
Inodading & Indien Eusiea
WPA canning centers plan under Extension Service in county
Plans by Extension Service Texas A and M College and county to use WPA funds for canning centers to preserve food. Families supply canning supplies. program open to entire community under county home demonstration agent with WEA advisory help. Equipment will be maintained and available for future school lunch use. Also, Waco Dowa to play Sheppard Field at Katy Park in Waco Sunday afternoon, featuring former Aggie football and baseball stars with Jeffrey noted as understudy to Marion Pugh.
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Dancateton Agnat
Extension Service
Texas A & M
College
Comilley
WEA
Waco
Waco Dowa
Katy Park
Sheppard Field
Wichita Pails
Atac
Jeffrey
Agg'e
Marion Pugh
Billiant
Fourth Registration For 45 65 Ages Slated Monday
The Tex ax local board announces a fourth registration for men aged forty five to sixty five. Registration will occur Monday between 7 a m and 9 p m at designated county boxes, with local boards aided by volunteer registrars. Those born on or before February 16 1942 but not yet forty five or having turned sixty five by April 27 1942 are exempt. eligible registrants will be recorded on standard cards. No lottery or new numbers. special aids and late adjustments planned to ease elderly registrants.
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de Mosque
Brett
Coke Brevan
Machive Manor
Maysbe
John F Goar Buried At More Military Highway Crawfills Gap
John F Goar is buried at Cranfills Gap on a Sunday in a ceremony attended by family and church members. The Texas Highway Department announced approved projects to improve 98 miles of the military highway network, with four segments in five counties to be contracted for construction. Interment followed at Cranfills Gap Cemetery with local pallbearers and a Fort Worth funeral service.
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John F. Goar
Military Highway
Crawfills Gap
Joh F
Texas Highway Department
Lancaster
Dallan County
Toms
Washington
Teadelle Gaston
Keith
Carroll
Willie
Boyce
New Mexico
Alea
George C. Gear
O'Dock
Lara Kanal
Fort, Worth
FE. Lynch
Wall ‘Danson
Debe Townley Wisbar
Alice Springfield
Lott
Mr. Townley
Mies Cleve McDonald
Dale
Springfield
WPA Places Two Men In Defense Work
Two Bosque County men Alvis A. Amundson and Homer D. Waller now work in defense industries at about a dollar per hour after completing a 12 week training course in machinist sheet metal work and soldering. The program, run through state vocational schools and the WPA, transitions enrollees into private defense employment via the federal agencies. WPA urges training for all qualified men regardless of race creed or origin to meet urgent labor needs in defense industries.
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Bosque County
WPA
Alvis A. Amundson
Homer D. Waller
Department of Education
United States Employment Service
Defense
Sixth Grade Bomber Now Over Japan
The report describes school pledges and war bond progress at Clifton School with students labeled by grade, noting small dollar totals and a promotional slogan Our Bonds and Stamps. Virginia Dunnon, publicity chairman, frames the effort as making it hot for the Japs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Clifton School
Virginia ‘Dunnon
Clifton High Band Earns Second Division Rating
Clifton High School band returned from the Marlin Music Festival with a Second Division rating on all entries. The group entered the band as a whole, one brass quintet, one drum quartet, and one solo. The rating earns a plaque for the band, not individual medals, and members plan to display medals at the next performance. The group aims for a first division in future contests and thanks those who helped provide transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton High School
Marlin
Rune
Soto
Ives
Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Beta Chapter Meets in Clifton
Beta Beta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met Friday evening April 17 1942 at the Municipal Auditorium Clifton. Guests included Miss Hanow Hoff Miss Mildred Illivon and Mrs. C Tylven plus Mrs. W Oswald and Mrs. Rey Averitt. The program featured Hoff’s piano piece Kah Love Sone a reading on Phantom Grown and a new song We Got the Pedagog Blues. A three course dinner followed with red roses and candlelight. A brief business session closed the pleasant evening.
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Beta Beta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Municipal Auditorium
Clifton
Mfre
Doe Loma
Iif Meridian
Mildred Illivon
Valley Mille
C. Tylven
Hanowh Hoff
Methodist Church
Ibis Happy Esenins
U S to Ease Rule On Sales Of New Cars
Washington reports action to ease regulations on new car purchases. Price Administrator Henderson states changes have been in development and will be issued shortly, with efforts to address quotas and dealer commitments amid ongoing supply concerns. The timing mirrors a plan similar to the Hire Purchase reforms being drafted for broader relief.
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U.S
Washington
Leon Henderson
Clifton A. Woodrum
Demn
Virginia
Virginian
Henderson
Dave Dean
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American Legion + Post
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Rk Oo
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Ash
Ie Aes Pey
Reymond
Presser
Reginals
John C. Garton
Weldon
O.C. Goar
Mr Gaur
Thie
C's
Renfro
Lanham
Navy
State
Texas
Clifton Hand
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