Civilian Goods Need Boost Amid War Production Strain
OCR survey outlines four hardship needs including electric irons and civilian goods. It forecasts 1944 production toward 40 percent of normal iron output with manpower shifted to civilian needs.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
6
OCR survey outlines four hardship needs including electric irons and civilian goods. It forecasts 1944 production toward 40 percent of normal iron output with manpower shifted to civilian needs.
Texas corporate activity shows steady rise with chartered firms increasing from November to the present. The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research notes more than a year ago this tally included oil and nine real estate concerns among the growing list of companies.
Cadets in a training unit work toward a common goal to join the Army Air Forces. Notable trainees include John Barren and Rrecsroen Addition aly amid the aviation prep effort.
Lizale Pinkston, mother of Bob Pinkston, takes the helm of a Shelby County newspaper published since 1806, while Bob Pinkston joins the Army. The move marks the third Pinkston brother entering service as Lily Pinkston and another sibling previously enlisted.
The Flat Top Aughiondan sale at Flat Top Ranch featured top bull selections and a noted price of 14 dollars for the Turner 104d bull. The event lists 12 open bulls 15 heifers and 26 cows with calves slated for January 12.
Mrs. Henry Petzold aged 71 of three miles from Valley Mills died in a Waco hospital from burns suffered when attempting to kindle a fire with oil in the fireplace. Born in Poland she had lived seventeen years in the Valley Mills area and is survived by seven sons and two brothers.
Hind Patera Department reports the loss of a Marine Battalion member identified as B. Hemmer stationed at Millambo uld. The casualty occurred in December 1941 during active service. Further details are incomplete due to damaged text.
A child known as Bobby was found wandering near a church on Downewe Tree Street and identified by police. He was reunited with Rev. and Mrs. J. Russell Bale, the newly appointed pastor of the local Methodist church.
Local landowners and the Bosque Soil Conservation District cooperate on roadside erosion control across six localities. Work begins on most sites with continuing conservation by pre 1943 owner plans. 1968 efforts include 2554 acres terracing 2472 rods diversion terraces and 244 degrees contour shaping to boost farm production for wartime needs.
The window plays a prominent role in homes with unvented room heaters by allowing a slight opening for fresh air. This oxygen-laden air flow helps reduce wall sweating and supports healthier indoor conditions during winter.
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