American industry builds way to victory in wartime
Lt George S. Nenton writes that American aviation and war industries move from normal progress to total war effort. He highlights production of Liberty bombers, teamwork across firms, and the need to maintain free institutions while boosting output. He cites T M Girdler of Consolidated Aircraft praising air supremacy and collaboration across competitors to accelerate aircraft manufacture.
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United States
America
Samo
Washington
Total War
T. M. Girdler
Conolidated Aircraft Corp
Hitler
Girdle
Girdler
Girdles
Ford
Willow Row
Hunters Warned of Tularemia Disease
Austin reports the State Health Department warns hunters to handle wild rabbits with care to avoid tularemia, or rabbit fever. Dr. Geo. W. Cox states some rabbits carry the infection and recommends shooting only healthy looking rabbits and wearing rubber gloves when handling uncooked meat. Cook meat thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Health Department
Geo. Wi Cox
State Health Oficer
de, Cox
de. Coxan
Christmas Holiday Visits From Waco To Local Folks
An assortment of local residents and relatives travel to and from Waco for Christmas. Nursing student Rudell Knudson plans to spend holidays with her parents. Several families including the Knudsons, Tindalls, Pendletons, and Nelsons are mentioned visiting kin in Meridian, Lorena, Fort Worth, College Station, and Dallas.
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Rudell Knudson
Providence Sanitarium
Waco
Cine
Paren
Axel Knudson
Judson Holman
Parone
Bers
Wl Anderson
B. C. Tindall
Chiledren
Lorena
J. R. Shipp
Mena
Arizona
Avatin
M. F. Kruse
Holt Hospital
Meridian
Briday
Das
Grady Pendleton
Pendleton
Doulson Ware
Hie
Dennis Pendleton
Alvin Samuelson
Camp Car
Archie Tergerson
Dallar Tx
Maud
Conley Tergerson
Jerry Ammony
Billie ‘Carol Schulz
Kenneth Bush
Antonette Donstad
Urletan
Station
Min
Dorothy Olson Atte
Fort Worth
Canper Olson
A. E. Bury
Millowen Knudson
Heo
C.G. Knudson
Carrol Fagan
Henricks
Johnson City
D.C. Henricks
Caatelle Nelson
San Antonio
Ida Nelson
Homer Bronatad
Gorlyn and
Maurice
Blanket Re
Yeir
Cotton ceremonies halted by Burris Jackson dispatch
Burtt Chase son of Villaboro, chairman of a cotton committee, did not attend the fourth annual cotton ceremony in Austin. Captain Burris Jackson reported for duty in Washington with the Army postal service. L. T. Murray of Waco and Edison, postmaster at Hillsboro, noted Dotten movements in Texas as part of the assignment.
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Austin
Burtt C.hase
Villaboro
Alate ‘Ride
Tena
Chamber of Hours of
Sam
Burris
Jackson
Washington
Army’ Postal Service
L.T. Murray
Waco
Jackon
Hillsboro
Edison
Toro
Texas
Fragmented rail transport note on vital goods movement
Fragmented OCR text discusses rubber field tanks and rail transport of vital items. Mentions packaging, barrels, and conveyance, with unclear names or dates. Core idea centers on rail movement of critical materials and related packing.
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Merry Christmas
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Christos
Weshington
Hare
Capitol
West
Odineftsen
Mra. Jones
Home Guard
Banbury
England
H. J. Cureton
Farmers State Bank
Clifton
Enowheder
George
Nenton
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Ramsey
Driskill Austin
Alf
W. L. Stark
Acrson
Washington Ag
ARMY
Dallas
PT. Wort Stam-Telagram
NGA Waco
Tribuna
Se. Iy
Waco Times-Herald
Houston
Daly
Clifton Record
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