Revival Hopes Rise As War Ends
The article notes a spiritual revival amid war ending hopes for stronger church engagement. It mentions local visits, family updates, and community events with names and places such as Fort Worth Clifton Mosheim Gutten Waco and Merid. A small crowd attends the Pte. T. J. Thompson work and a Hf. D. club picnic in Merid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Ranger
W Curlaon
Wide Dan
Camilla Ann
Camilla Ann, Are Viiting Rele
Fort Worth
Bie
Mia
J. A. Cox
Clifton
Bizz
Poston and Son
Mosheim
Mra Harvey McFadden
Gutten
J. B. Alexander
Foy Hae
Joyce Frazier
Jimmie
TJ. Thompson
Waco
T. J. Bowell
T. J. Thompson
Ile
Mary Lou Selanersion
Otiang
Chike
Clifon
Thin Wrnter
Hf. D
Merid
1945 crime report signals rise in burglaries and thefts
The department's semiannual crime report shows a sharp rise in burglaries and overall crime in early 1945. It records a daily average of three murders, two assaults on women, six robberies, 77 burglaries, 43 car thefts and 167 other thefts, with burglary up 37 percent and auto theft up 28 percent. Garrison warns of economic reconversion shocks causing job changes, population shifts, and potential violence as wartime transitions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voon
Inc
Garrison
Washington
Lt Robinson Earns Medal After Gallant Mindanao Action
In Mindanao near Davao Lt Robinson from the 10th Infantry exposed himself to heavy machine-gun fire to rescue a wounded comrade under tracer fire. He pulled the man to safety then protected his radio amid burning debris, continuing to provide artillery cover despite burns to his hands. The feature notes his overseas service of 17 months. The article also mentions sugar quotas in agriculture as a secondary note.
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Guildc Relations
Martha Bronsted
Bronsted
Robin ‘Pon
Mindanao
10Th Infantry
Davao
Robinson
Robbinson
Sk. Pokinwon
Prom Breckenridge
Soil Conservation District Plans and Group Formation
A round table discussion on common problems and district support led to a vote to organize a conservation group. Present were landowners and Soil Conservation Service staff including Glen Gustafson, John Homersad, Martin Hoel, and Joe Dagley. The Valley Mills group reports 1876 lbs seed harvested and 38 acres plus plans for 50 acres of clover next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calwick
Ganize
Glen Gustafson
John Homersad
Martin “Ringnens
Eddie Ringness
Marin Hoel Jr
Clarence Colwick
Martin Hoel Sr
Joe B. Dagley
W. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Elif Moore
Coyote Conserveon Group
H. W. Sontag
Monetomery Springs
J. H. Dashier
Upper Meridian Creek
W. W. Blankenship
Monheim Group
C. R Dane“ley Inc
Guam radio says Allies provisionally accept Japan surrender
An August 12 Guam bulletin announced that Allied leaders provisionally accepted Japan's surrender offer. A music program followed with the song Say That Pistol Down Baby. The Mosheim Conservation Group reports Dr W W Blankenship harvested 80 acres of clover for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petar
Guam
Armed Services
Japan
Mosheim Conservation Group
W. W. Blanken
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Tiske
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Astor
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Clifton Poultry
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Otis W. Olson
Premes
Clifton Implement Company
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