February Meal Program Aims for Wide Protein Distribution
Amid efforts by local agriculture officials, February meal provisions focus on protein distribution. Projects involve peanut oil, cake, and other foods, with wartime conservation guidelines guiding procurement and vetting. Officials from the County Agriculture Committee oversee the plan amid constraints and anticipated value adjustments for the year 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadon
Jon
Ue War Cerested County Agriculttea Cure Committee
Pepwalee Fuyer
Italy
Agricultural Conservation
Texas Congressman Opines on Subsidies and Inflation
MSPOAGE, a Texas congressman, argues against consumer subsidies tied to the Commodity Credit Corporation. He warns such subsidies fuel inflation and aid inflationary policies, urging production support via tax and savings measures and criticizing roll‑back proposals as delaying decisive action. He emphasizes victory and responsible policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mspoage
Hive Nazl War Prisoners Recaptured Near Mexia
Mexia February report: nine captured war prisoners recaptured along the moonlit highway between Maynor Calm and Waco. Acting on information from route carrier William A. Kline, Marshal Baty Thomurahil organized a pursuit with lights off. Three prisoners, including two lieutenants, were recaptured. other detainees were detained at a nearby camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEXIA
Messa
Wiliam A. Kline
Waco News-Tribune
Mary Shal LO
Eanith
Maynr Calm
Waco
Corintheiat
Thorslay
Kline
Monin
Tubbard
Baty Thomurahil
Arange
Keke Foo
Tyler Commercial College Promotes Practical Business Education
An editorial urging focus on practical education in business fields, praising Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas as preparing more students for top positions in the south. It argues ongoing employment prospects, rapid advancement with experience, and recommends obtaining a catalog. also promotes War Savings Bonds and Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alwitya
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
South
Health authorities warn on contagious diseases in Texas
Dr George W. Cox Texas State Health Officer warns that any contagious disease can swell to epidemic levels without proper care. He urges strict quarantine compliance, careful nursing, and swift isolation of exposed children at first signs of fever, flushing, or sniffles to prevent severe complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Jagoan Father of His Children Drafted
The account notes Jagoan, described as a father of many, drafted at eighteen. It mentions Alvin Slaughter and Oleta Crawford, and references a Texas origin with several children and a possible move to California for basic training. The text is garbled but centers on a draft-related event involving a family with multiple dependents.
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Jagoan
Waco
Jon
Alvin Slaughter
Satunlay
E Slaughter
Texas
Ja Formar Min Oleta Crawford
Chita Springs
Slaughter- Isto
San Diego
Cali
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Timle
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Hartford
Jenson & Tucker Insurance Agency
Pelepione
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TKEAS
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