Texan voters debate, judge rules on civil case prospects
A Texas civil case moves toward a decision next Wednesday after arguments on veteran voting and state costs. The judge contemplates ruling in favor of the plaintiff, while discussion hints at a possible special session over a $250,000 municipal burden.
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Leaders Confer Over War’s End and Postwar Labor Needs
In the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin meet the war's end looms with Germany near. Tojo may follow as operations wind down, and many workers shift from war plants. Most young workers lack business training, raising questions about redeploying skills after peace arrives.
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Christmas Visit Amid Wartime News From Augusta And Norfolk
Hal and Mrs J Hi Lee of Norfolk Va spent Christmas in Augusta with Lt and Mrs J Hi Lee and Hiband family. Mrs Fred Hallie plans to depart for Oregon to join her husband in service. Mrs Crowley returns from Camp Crook Neb while Sgt Geo Cry An may transfer. Mr and Mrs John McNeill travel to Austin for Mrs McNeill’s ill mother. Kathleen Simpson visits Patton community with her parents.
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Oregon
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Cel
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Austin
Dairy payments continued for January in Texas wartime program
The War Food Administration extended dairy production payments through January 19 to keep milk and dairy output high for wartime needs. Texas producers had earned 476,190 dollars for October to December output of 93,046,000 pounds of milk and 1,067,505 pounds of butterfat through December 18, with 24,015 producers paid. County AAA offices began accepting January applications from November and December producers, with January rate adjustments per county. Leprosy remains slow to decline in Texas, with 13 to 14 new cases reported yearly, scientists told UT officials.
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Texas
Ufflers
Clifton High School Editorial on War Bond Drive and Student News
Clifton High School’s student pages urge full participation in the Fourth War Loan Drive with calls to buy War Bonds and stamps. Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman sections report midterm exams, club activities, and social notes amid wartime fundraising and school life updates.
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Self employed workers noted in social security report
James reports eighth annual social security study shows 9 to 11.7 million Americans are self employed or farm workers, split evenly between farm operators and small business people. In the Waco field office, Gordon James notes many self employed live in the region and are not well served by wage earning programs.
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Texas
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