Campaign chatter and local notices fill the Record
The item mix covers Texas political candidacy talk with mentions of Fiatare and Allred in a Dallas or Texas primary, plus a stream of local life notes. It notes wedding anniversaries, teachers like Misa Pye Maw Lacy, and residents such as Mrs. Davis and the Glazener family, with farm folks reading the paper in Clifton Mills Lacy and Roswell areas.
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Misa Pye Maw Lacy
Corpus Christi
Will Lacy
Lallor
Record Office
Clifton Mills Lacy
Defense counsels course seeks enrollments at A M College Station
Texas A and M College Station will offer a six week course in the chemistry of powder and explosives taught by J D Lindsay head of the department of chemical engineering. The program aims to train men or women for vital war production roles with no tuition and room and meals for under 60 dollars. applicants need three years of college work or equivalent experience and should contact Professor Lindsay at the college.
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J. D. Lindsay
Hhevoigal Engineering
Texas A. & M. College
Lindsay
Texas A. & M
College
Hare
Polls Open At 1 A M In Wartime Dallas County
In Dallas County and other counties with populations over 150000 polls would open at 1 AM under wartime standard time. Attorney General Bann issued an opinion at the request of Civil District Attorney H Pat Edwards of Dallas County. The ruling says wartime time is standard time and should be used in applying election statutes.
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Austin
Bann
H. Pat Edwards
Dallas County
Edwards
Mann
NYA Trained Hillsboro Youths Headed to Houston Navy Base
Six NYA trained youths from Hillsboro left for Houston to work at a naval submarine base. The group includes Burl Qualls Jo A Moorhead L A Bailey and others under supervision of J W Durham. They join a broader defense program while relatives and local leaders await their return.
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Hillsboro
NYA
Houston
Naval Submarine Base
Burl Qualls
Jo A. Moorhead
L.A. Bailey
Jenson H. Keetin
Ralph Polke
P. Boft
Central
Lutheran Church
Tacoma
J. W
Journalitt
Hoft
Jim
Rubber mats proposed to save wear on car floors
From a Dallas parking system manager comes a plan to convert rubber floor mats into a major savings in wear. He estimates the average front mat weighs 10 pounds and that Dallas' 120,000 cars would yield about 1,200,000 pounds of rubber mats as a result.
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Dallas
Publishers Honored for Friendship with Mexico
Mexico City reports the war department awards military merit to William Prescott Allen publisher of the Laredo Times and to Phillip A. Karen district attorney at Laredo for their steady support of Mexico and their valued friendship. Dempsey Joins Coast Guard in New York sworn in to train recruits and remarking on lessons from past fights.
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Mexico City
War Department
William Prescott Allen
Laredo
Texan
Phillip ‘A. Karen
Mexico
Dempsey
Coast Guard
New York
Dempser
Sharmpion
Panel Harbor
Marquis of
Svury Rulae
Too Old for What Aged feats defy wartime age limits
An assortment of aging individuals defy age norms with bold actions from a 61 year old grandmother flying a plane to join Civil Air Patrol, to an 80 year old woman and 72 year old survivor of a hold up, and a 102 year old who works an eight hour shift. The piece juxtaposes postwar attitudes on aging with sensational anecdotes.
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New York City
Civil Air Patrol
Utica
N. Y
Jericho
Ark
Denver
Teaneck
Rockford
War Savings Bonds via Clifton Rural Carriers Initiative
Rural carriers nationwide now accept applications for War Savings Bonds. Your carrier will collect the form and payment, issue a receipt, and deliver the bond the next day. Cash, War Savings Stamps, or checks accepted. stamps also available. Carrier offers guidance on plans and ongoing purchases. A L Bronstad Postmaster.
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A. L
Bronstad
Postmanter
Rubber drive urged to aid war effort in June campaign
Citizens urged to collect scrap rubber including water ketchen rubber gloves tubes and shoes for recapping and retreading to keep vehicles rolling. Continental Oil Company leads the government campaign ordered by the President with a one cent per pound reward and a rally through June 40th to prevent rationing in the area.
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Cataco
Barcheste Usdae
Odt Comapacy
Rogstad
Continental Ol
United States
Reesing Receives News Of Son Walter In South Africa
A letter from Capetown relatives describes Walter Reesing, in Uncle Sam's service, visiting with two friends. They dined with locals, toured vineyards, and enjoyed Cape Town's autumn weather while the Women’s Auxiliary Services hosted troops at the Pavilion.
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Coolhamasa
Capetown
South Africa
Walter
C. B. Reesing
Sam
Cosa
Eros
Women's Auxiliary Services
Mother Jane
Robb
Press Guardians of Americanism Address Kiwanis Leaders
Raymond B. Howard of London Ohio, president of the National Editorial association, told Kiwanis International convention attendees that press verities and hometown papers guard Americanism and good government. Also mentioned is W. W. Land and family. A separate note mentions a baby boy, Cliff Merrill Jenson, born to Mrs Clifford Jenson. Road detours in Wortham due to high waters prevented a planned Wortham visit.
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Cleveland
Guardians of
Raymond B. Howard
London
Ohio
National Editorial Association
W. W. Land
Ais
Kiwanis International
Clifford Jenson
Vention
Cliff Merrill
Waco
Wortham
Government as largest employer in history noted
The United States government is described as the largest employer in the world, with more people on its payroll than ever before in its history.
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U. S
Wirtonto Church Occupies New Frame Building
The local church, now housed in a newly framed structure, has ordered three 600 bonds for publication. Pastor Jo McGohes leads the congregation in Wirtonto Ontario, as the community notes the transition to a renewed worship space.
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Joo MeGohes
Rubber materials used in airplane production rise sharply
More than 60 distinct silicone or rubber types are employed in constructing aircraft components, reflecting expanding material choices in aviation manufacturing.
Political Announcements Aid Primary Ballot in July 1943
The Record lists candidates for July Democratic primary offices including Congress W S Poage and Albert M Jones for Foltorial representation, county judges, treasurer, tax assessor collector, district clerk, and county sheriff Rose County. Named officials include Minnid C Locker Omarr Robinson Maggie Litt Wilson White Dave Montgomer Tom Gillaspie.
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Ima
Rose Couuty
Wilson White
Dave Montgoat
Tom Gillaspie
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