Dow era 19 area Greer lone day in the city
Fragmented OCR text mentions peers eyeing events, a public gathering, and several named residents in a list-like notice. It references a date, locations around Greer and Wassamike and several individuals including Mrs WG McParlene and Mrs KB Majer, with scattered personal details and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Aid
WG McParlene
Mary Besensoo
KB Majer
Mow
McFaslane
Ciftue Jeltiewe
Coast Guard seeks recruits for new officer eligibility
Announcement invites males aged 17 to 80 who are physically sound to apply for Coast Guard officers. Positions require entering training at a Houston office located near Walker and Matttrovin as a new recruiting center. Contact Ot in Charge for details and the application process.
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Norman T. Reda
Ldriver
Quariare
Beilding
Corear
Walker
Coast Guard
Jeer
Uy 8
Conrie
Walker Aly Breevis
Houston
Tesas
Preston
Fire crews battle Windsor blaze amid wartime damages
Drihe of Wilnser joined fire teat Sunday to combat a large blaze destroying most of a business district including the Nasmuo building. Rescue efforts salvage equipment as civilians evacuate. The report notes economic activity and stamps sales affecting federal revenue amid ongoing wartime conditions.
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Drihe
Wilnser
Bunday Io
Ip Bik
War Time Notes From Oklahoma and Texas Campaign Events
In Dupat Oklahoma a local professional is mentioned alongside relatives amid war related care. Amarillo hosts speaking dates by Former Governor Dan Moody and Senator O Daniel with Moody challenging O Daniel to a joint date, a clash billed as campaign highlight. A proposed law restricting net pay to five thousand dollars is critiqued as harsh. Also noted are a family trip to Phoenix for a graduate and a Utah deployment of planes for heavy bombardment, with the mother awaiting furlough outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanstor O'Daniel
Dan Moody
Amarillo
Moody
Sam M. Cart
Phoenix
Arizona
M. Garrer
Williams Field
Hu Wa
Utah
Corr
Governor Urges Texan Bond Pledge for Victory Campaign
Governor Stevenson designates July 1 as Retailers for Victory Campaign urging Texans to pledge 10 percent of gross income to buy war bonds and stamps. The proclamation ties pledges to military funding, stating every Texan should contribute at least 10 percent to equip soldiers on all fronts.
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Wovernor
Austin
Stevenson
America
Tually
NYA Youth Blood Bank Plan Launched in Texas
Austin June 2 NYA youth workers in Texas begin supplying a Blood Bank with 100 pints weekly. Blood will be drawn Tuesday from youths at the NYA War Work Center in Inks Dam Burnet by private doctors and NYA nurses. Governor Stevenson has backed the civilian defense emergency plan with funds from the Office of Civilian Defense.
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AYA
Austin
NYA
Texas Nya Projecte
Kollam
State
Inks Dam
New
Burnet
Coke I. Stevenson
Blood Bank
Office of Civilian Defense
States Department of Health
Pee de Coores W. UN
Crosby Tops Salaries At Paramount With 300000
Crosby earned nearly half a million dollars including 300000 from Paramount Pictures plus prior Decca earnings, becoming the top paid actor of last year per the Securities and Exchange Commission. Bob Hope earned 294100. Fred Machtureau received 20. records concern Paramount talent salaries and company disclosures.
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Philadelphia
Droomnee Bing Croaby
Paramount Picturer, Inc
Decca Records
Rood
Securities and Exchange
Bob Hope
Paramount Petuees
Fred[Machtureau
Stock
Isio
Crosby
Ie Mayer
Lopez's, Inc
Unclear fragment hints at political stake with senator name
Fragmentary OCR mentions Senator Tate Connally as a canthus holder context, suggesting a political ties note. The text references a cantholders group and a Podemos style topic with unrelated terms. No clear event or outcome is present.
WADO Lions Testall Cereers of the Weep Lone ci
Wado Lions test a local group with several named officials aboard. The event references Pred 0. Grimm and Linny Grieemillow among others, listing roles such as president, secretary, treasurer, and various officers.
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Wado Lions
Grimm
Billibere
Linny
Hinges Edwards
Provident
Port Worth
Waco
Voy
P Hallingsworth
Tan Pesk
William L. Rabe
Claude Manning
Paul Darwin
Bert Perry
Airnevary
LB Colear
Meridian W M U Meeting At Local Baptist Church
The Meridian W M U association will meet at Meridian Baptist Church on Monday July 6 at ten o'clock in the morning. Departmental conferences reports and inspirational talks will be conducted. All local officers and chairmen are urged to attend and bring a sandwich lunch and coffee.
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FM. U
W. M. U.of Meridian Association
Meridian Baptist Church
Roar Tex
Life Insurance Rules Emphasized for War Production
Across the nation wartime agencies outlined five rules to conserve man-hours in war production. Rules stress fair wage rights, timely rent payments, annual medical visits, personal hygiene, and daily exercise to maintain worker health and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waranice Companies
Sud
Chickens Scarce and Expensive in Panama
June 27 report from the Department of Commerce notes Panama’s poultry shortfall raises prices. Domestic supply is tight as imports face tariff changes, with a target price near 51 80 per bird and new limits on import numbers amid defense and economic pressures.
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Washington
Panama
Thorn
Department of Commercal
Canal
Assistant Grants Show May Payment Patterns
Austin report details May grants across programs. Most recipients received 80 monthly, $18 grants went to 7.7 percent, $20 to 7.5 percent, $17 to 74 percent, with declining totals beyond $20. Highlights include 95 percent of Aid to Dependent Children at maximum, 60 percent at $24 for multiple children, and mixed turnout for other allowances.
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Austin
Fouth
Forbes Butler Wedding Invitation in Texas City
Clifton friends receive wedding invitation for Beth-s-Bera Forbes daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wright Butler. She will wed Madinon Chastine Forbes on Saturday July eighteenth at eight thirty p m First Methodist Church Texas City Texas. Post offices ordered to stay open July 4 no rural delivery. Mrs Clarence Erickson hosted Wilma Jews fifth birthday party with many attendees.
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Mr. Madinon Chastine Forbes
First Methodist Church
Texas City
Texas
Washington
Frank C. Walker Toflay
Thuay Raw
Clarence Erickson
Cotton Plew Hopper A Threat To Cotton Yields
An agricultural notice explains the Cotton Plew Hopper as a small gray insect damaging young cotton squares and buds. It details nymphs, feeding behavior, and the impact on bloom, urging control to protect yields. Also mentions visitors to the Aanenson family home in Dallas and McGregor.
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Solberg
Aanenson
Dallas
Martha Ann Landgrat
McGregor
Plea for Safe and Sane Fourth Observed by Health Officer
Dr. Geo W Cox, State Health Officer, urged safe Fourth of July celebration stressing that accidents among revelers waste lives and time. He warned that everyday injuries hinder the nation’s war effort and called for caution with fireworks and travel risks.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Mexico Labor Backs War Era No-Strike Pledge
Mexican labor promises President Avila Camacho it will not strike during the wartime emergency to keep industrial production uninterrupted. Unions add they will cooperate fully if employers do not exploit the situation, signaling a broader pact between labor and management.
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McXico
Manuel Avila Camacho
Tmployers
Labor
Geeetn
Gasoline price claim sparks congressional attention
A garbled report notes a claim of a new atypical gasoline mix in Mnwad with 10 percent some component, attributed to U. S. Congress members. Mentions 400 representatives and senators, county office, precinct and commissioners. Terms: cash in advance.
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U. 8
Local Politician Ballot Wording for County Officials
A damaged OCR fragment lists names for several county offices and candidates including for Congress and local posts. Entries mention W. Poage, Albert M. Jones, Jack Cureton, Paul Mashey, Minnie Locker, Earl Timms, Omar Rodinson, Maggie Little, Clara French Richards, Will G. Mafer, R. C. Womack, Elmer Juanes, Wilson White, Dave Montgomery, Tom Gillaspie, and Tom Gillaspie as sheriff candidate among others.
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Opel
Elo Saeprnaiawe
Greer
Bindeneet
Bia
Steaday
Charlie Schmidt
BEA
Bee
Fed
Federal Treasury
Csbwlek
Dupat
Okishoma
Ito
Tate Connally
Taras
Farmers State Bank
Clifton
Iplea
Mexico
Albert M. Jones
Loumty Seaves
Jack Cureton
Paul Mashey
Minnie
Locker
Earl
Timms Omar Rodinson
Maggie Fi
Alfred Hardwick
Angus McNeill
Mary Coston
W. ©. Griskom
Clara French Richards
Precinct
P. W. Wallace Evans Ficklin
Will G. Mafer
R. C. Womack Elmer Juanes
Bocque County
Wilson White
Dave Montgon
Tom Gillaspie
Spagheti
Gottstein
Sat
Uby
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