Interesting News Highlights From Fort Worth Area
Mrs. Desi and daughter from Detroit and Abe from Michigan, Mr. Deal from South Carolina, and the Freedman family visited Fort Worth last Sunday. David Ornhust arrived from Fort Worth after treatment in California, staying with his sister. Mrs. Burreson returns from Clifton hospital after an operation. Baby Bee H. D. Club met at Jake Haljo's with G. B. Duty and Seljos assisting as cohosts. Agent spoke on towels and bathroom supplies and demonstrated food spoilage. Sleep garments judged. winners to be announced. Lamcheon Sets next meeting and other club matters noted. Next meeting Wednesday June 13 at Ras Lander’s home with hosts Maimer Ara and Lander. Subject: Furniture Clinic and Laundering. Reminder: Pal Day. Visitors welcome.
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Desi
Detrolt
Mich
Abe
Mr. Deal
South Carolina
Will Freedman
BU Hughes
Freedman
Fort Worth
David Ornhust
California
Germany
A. Burreson
Clifton Hospital
Baby Bee
H. D
Bary
Bea H. D
Reestar Semion
Jake Haljos
G. B
Seljos
Lamcheon
Ansiat
Merning
Ras Lander
Maimer Aara
Mra. Lander
Hontemen
Co. Mt. D
Lau Iering
Aast
War Lunch Programs Helped by WPA Support in Clifton
Local schools served healthy lunches to about 75 children daily aided by War Food Administration funds and WPA reimbursements totaling 3,229 dollars. Appleby, superintendent, credits sponsors and volunteers for keeping lunches affordable and well balanced for all students. Programs rely on farm products and perishable foods distributed locally for next year.
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Kext ‘Applery
Appleby
HNL
WPA
Congresa
Ing
Clifton
Pines
Mr. Apple
Ward
Brazos River projects seek multiple dams and FCC charges
The Brazos River development plan lists several large and small dam proposals including Morris Sheppard, Whitney, and Possum Kingdom projects, plus multiple tributary works across Parker, Hood, Bell, and Bosque counties. Federal Power Commission hearings questioned a yearly $1,205 power charge. the district argues exemption as a nonprofit. BNSF carloads for the week ending May 26, 1945 show 27,870 loaded with 44,927 total cars moved, versus 23,872 and 38,886 a year earlier.
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Braton
W. KR. Ponge
Waco
Luther Johnson
Corsicana
Brazos River
Morris Sheppard
Possum Kingdom Lake
Whitney
Brazos
Bob Buskin
Knox
Stonewall
Countia
Inspiration Point
Palo Pinto
Hil
Bosque River
McLennan
Bosque County
Miller’ Springs
Laon River
Bell County
Youngsport
Lampanas
Sam Gabriel
Williamson County
Robertson
Leon Counties
Millard Dallas
John D. McCall
Banta Fe
Samia Fe
Enign Hallie Poston Navy Nurse Highlighted
Ensign Hallie Poston US Navy Nurse at a major U S naval hospital serves in orthopedics aiding bone surgery patients. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. born March 17, 1915, in Waco is noted for her service in the naval corps.
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Enign
Hallie Poston
NNC
USN
Waco
U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Jorgurt Naval Hospital
Enaigm Poston
Eer Perereer
Navy Turtle Corps
Whitney native Linus Owens Killed In Action
Linus Owens son of Mr and Mrs Ed Owens of Whitney was killed in Germany on May 25 the War Department notified the family.
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Whitney
Germany
Dee
Linus Owens
Ed Owens
War Department
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