Waco defense supply firm praised for war materials work
A Fort Worth Fort Houston monthly note lauds Ideal Company of Waco for rapid, heavy production of building materials for Camp Barkley and other defense projects. The plant delivered exterior and interior doors windows frames and millwork ahead of schedule, with workers laboring long hours to meet tight deadlines. A separate Bosque County notice announces a public sale of estate assets from W H Cox Minnie Cox run by receiver Tom C Parks.
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Orfense
WACO
TexmAy Jong
Aigh Pralee
Turan
Tlerae
Fort Bam Houston
Joney Axelton
Cyylu Fox
Marual Co
Sdedl
Wpy
de Fanati
Varios
Camp Burkeley
Camp Wolters
Bowls
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Mill
Camp Clathorne
Camp Polk
Deel Company
Comi
Camp Barkeley
Ideal
Company Wan
Army Camp
Texar
Borque
District Court
Bosque County
Texan
Caine
J. Re Co
W. H Cox
Mionie Les Cox
Nefl
Eald
Woelec
Wits
W. H. Cox
Minnie Lew Cox
Chifton
Sewayoe Cammy
Texas AD
Tom C. Parks
Echoes From Clifton College Syndrome of Youthful Celebration
Clifton College notes recount a busy week of student activities from a chorus concert to a garden party and a freshmen trip. Autograph sessions, cake and ice cream, and a Shakespearean play highlight a festive midweek, with seniors preparing for Commencement and future plans.
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Pakraril
Javi
Gamen
Jrmale
Alislovs
Disie
L. B.A
Helen Landems
Fern Johnson
Francee Lopez
Marigaret
Gaertner
Donny Gene Hoel
Christine Mamitton
Verneile Hoel
Mary Marguerite Res
Clora Sue Mix
Helen
Parks
Evelyn Reesing
Genevieve Olson
Bolen
Glen Rove
Jamal
Vt In
Clifton [College
Mc Baker
Chies College
Otto
Congress Perquisites and Surplus Sparks Debate
The piece critiques federal pay and perks, noting lawmakers receive salaries plus mileage and special committee fees. It cites Sam Rayburn and Hatton Sumner as examples of large extra sums. The column urges scaled spending cuts amid defense costs and praises thrift in government spending.
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Congress
Hatton W. Sumners
Dallas
Texas
Bumnera
Bark
Bureau
Sumners
Bureau of Spending
Washington
America
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights Visitors and Socials
Princeton of Austin visited with his mother Alis Enos Jenkins as MiB week end. Midxes June and Racheal Hickman of Truscott visit grandparents Mr and Mrs 0 B Rogie more. Preston Owen and daughter Barbara travel to Temple for graduation exercises at Temple High and Temple Junior College. C E Bass and son of Holland visited the Ludwig home and Davis family. LaVerne and Thomas Earl attend a State Bar rier Inspectors meeting in Austin. Martha Lou Bureh returns to Dallas after vacation with Homer and Mrs Bureh. Meridian Chapter 398 Order of Eastern Star installs officers with out of town guests Judge Bird and Mrs Bird Iredell Mrs A S Howard and Nan Mangold. Ozelle Waller resigns AAA post to join College Station office. Gene Howard and Mrs A S Howard visit. Mary Ann Gibson moves to Austin for summer term. Robert Butler of Houston visits Alma T Butler family. J C Tittle to Hillsboro for weeks with Tittle. G B Cochran to Cleburne for weeks visiting sister Mrs Chaffin. John Chisholm of Tuscaloosa Alabama visits. Gene Howard and Mrs A S Howard host visitors. Marriage license: Freedman and Myrtle Mae Ringer. Gladest L Hall and Nettie Mae.
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Princeton
Austin
Mib
Alis
Enos Jenkins
Racheal Hickman
Truscott
B. Rogiemore
Preston Owen
Barbara
Temple
C. W. Davis
LaVerne
Thomas Earl
Davie
Martha Lou Bureh
Dellas
Homer Bureh
Dallay
Meridian
Order of Baston Star
Masonic Hall
Vray
May Sint
Bess
TaCina
W. Porter
Bird
Walnut Springs
McDowell
Iredell
Howard
Valley Mill
Nan J, Mangold
Ernestine
Groesbeck
Mish Ozelle Waller
AAA
College Station
Shell
G. B. Jones
Solomon Jones
Mra
Wiley
Hanna
W. C. Howard
Wexahachic
Myra Nell McCorkle
Bartlett
Willy
Tommy Hudspeth
Mary Ann Gibson
State University
Robert Butler
Houston
Alma T. Butler
J.C. Tittle
Hillsboro
C.C. Tittle
Fia E. Cochran
Cleburne
Everal
Tighter
Bob Chaffin
Mia
J. W. Chisholm
John Chisholm
Tuxcaoot
Alabama
Min Gene Howard
Valley Mille
M.C McCorkle
Will Freedman
Myrtle
Mae Ringer
Gladest L. Hall
Nettie Mae
Knudson Family Obituary and Legion Notice
Obituary for Knudson of Cranfills Gap listing many relatives and church ties, funeral at St Olaf Church Cranfills Gap with Norwegian hymn. Also note American Legion Selmer Erickson Post No. 32 meeting June 16, 1941 in Clifton City Hall for World War veterans.
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Screena Lite
Avery Knudson
Cranfills Gap
Axel 1
Knudson
Crandills Gap
Anthony Knudson
Hiroy Cael G. Knudson
Iden
G. Conrad Knudsoi
Cr Gap
Mrg
Neary Schmidt
Logy
New Mexico
Mies Agnes Marie Kminson
Cranfill Gap
Mra. L. 1
Humphrey
Dallas
Texas
Geanlchldren
Jacob Kaudson
Norse
Rogk
Cranfifle Gap
Cliftod Calzylege Corporation
St. Olaf
Sranfila Gap
St. Diat
Beln
Sadler’ Chorue
Mfr
Kmudain Wan
Mian Baynad Hott
P. E. Thorson
Albert Koudson
Kudaon
Martin Kno ‘Om
Gon Knudaon
Selmer Rnudoat
Conrad Knudson
American Legion
Selmer Erickson
Clifton City Hall
Aelt P. Charter
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Troweler
Thet Gan
Clifton College
Oleremak Sumner Hets
Normans
Taylor
Wer
Kentucky
Atwood
Gning
California
Abe
Wands
Afra. Plorson
Tysson
Earry
Dougherty
Columbia University
New York City
Vernon Nelton
Lenald
Gin Rose
Alan
Cuderta
Anne Mae
Venice
Mert. C. Gaerieea
Valley Mills
Cemrtie Patent
Meridian Court
HB. Nilsen
Galveston
Humphrey Bogart
Sylvia Sidney
Nigi
William Boyd
Tobacco Road
Constance Moore—Piil Hert Wheeler—Titry
Las Vegas
Merle Bae
Ana
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