Bound the Work and Honors in 19th Century Texts
A fragmented excerpt discusses awards for Dr Roger John Willa and Madele teed rental biochemistry at a university, mentions Columbia University. references a West Count shipyard completion and a Liberty freighter in 70 days. The text also cites depictions of Indians, creole and Spanish social traits and De Pages critiques of Pantera and San Artumic references.
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Texas
Iy of Pexax
de Pepe Wre
Wade
al Barsermanstip
Wayim
Roger John Willa
Madele
Biochemistry
Seomishedt
Yuunwingg
Columbia University
West Count
Pantera
San Artumic
Unclear historic notes on a political figure and nicknames
Fragmentary OCR mentions a political candidate and a woman nicknamed Smile Girl and Cactus Beauty in university and military contexts. Text references Camp Hood near Austin and Army care rules during a political event, but details are incomplete and names are largely unreadable.
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Camp Hood
Austin
Connally Urges Maintaining Relations With Vichy France
Senator Tom Connally chairing the Senate foreign relations committee urged preserving diplomatic ties with Vichy France. He argued continuing relations could gauge French sentiment and win cooperation on a western front, while Leahy reported from Vichy. The piece notes a steel company now yields 25 percent more steel from open hearth furnaces due to emergency operating practices.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Dems
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
France
Vichy
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Executive Seasion
Willand D. Leahy
What You Buy With War Bonds
War Bonds finance wartime weapons including a 75 mm gun costing 12000 dollars converted to a powerful blaster. The article notes divisional artillery replacing older models and urges public purchase of bonds to support military needs and national effort.
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Welley
Echoes From Clifton College in Long Texan Notes
Clifton College echoes recount visits and activities over a weekend. Mentions students and staff passing through, with names including Ray Colwick Douglas Srady Rallsback Hannah Huff Edwint Larson Pernell Huff and Walter Williams. Reports assignments and youths pursuing jobs and service, noting Allen Bronstad and Glenn Ray Williams.
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Dourhs Low
Will Dyart
Raymond Younger
Grady
Walter Williams
San Antonio
Allen” Bronstad
Killeen
Waco
Glenn Ray Williams
Iredell
Civil Service Examinations Open for Fire Department Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Waco Texas fire chief assistant fire chief senior firefighter and firefighter positions with federal agencies. Salaries range from 1500 to 30000 yearly with age limits 20 to 67 years and military preference exempted. Applications accepted via Manager Tenth U S Civil Service District New Orleans until further notice.
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United State Civil Service
Waco
Texas
Assiutant
U. 8 Cl
Customhouse
New Orleans
Louisiana
Sunday Reunion Draws Wide Circle of Kin and Friends
A large family gathering along the Bosges river brought together numerous relatives from Dallas Waco Valley and nearby towns. Attendees included Jodie Harris of Dallas Frank Turner of Valley and many others from Coryell Crawford Clifton Clifton Mossheim and Galveston among places. Weekend visitors from Tyler Midlothian Waco and Houston joined the family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie ‘Harris
Dallas
W. ‘Tarner
Waco
Herman Nast
Tyler
Olga Nast
Galveston
Davis
Myers
Mostielm
J. ‘W. Holt
Pampa
Gus Kleibirinknd
Bill Steinkamp
Crawford
Bill Kleibink
Osea Boreman
Norse
Otis Hopper
Houston
Lane
Lowell Cow Sr
Turnerpville
Pernie Mathews
John Mathews
Mosheim
Postponement Of Fairs And Nonessential Meetings Urged
Washington state and county fairs nonessential conventions and group tours were urged postponed until the war ends. Defense transportation director Joseph B. Eastman appealed for civilian travel restrictions to avoid direct government control over trains and bus service. Farmers were advised to limit travel and avoid unnecessary trips.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Defense Transportation
Eastman
Sonra Tren
Hitler Rivalry and Doom Forecast at Kennywood Day
An address before 25 000 attendees at Kennywood Park warns that historic conquerors failed to achieve lasting power, arguing Adolf Schickelgruber cannot alter fate. The speaker notes the era will not grant him triumph and references figures like Genghis Khan and Napoleon to illustrate limits of domination.
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Hia Murdty
Oearth” Apols
Wera
Hetore Ory
Kennywood Park
Ickes
Genghis Khan
Attile
Aegwen
Central Texas Bus Line Schedules and Fares Noted
Timetables show routes from Temple to Clifton and Fort Worth with morning departures. Fares listed include Temple 1.00 round trip, Dallas 0.82 each way, Fort Worth 1.80 round trip. Driver cited as Joe Hyde with Marie noted. Mention of Navy stations in U.S. referenced.
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Central Texas
Clifton
Temple
Pointe Poth
LEO Ly
Fort Worth
Dallas
Joe Hyde
Marie
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Primiere
Staci
Sam
Hhirley
Ghrrow
Mina Carol Lloyd
iMtemphin Inspects & Paturn
Fabric-Maslin
Johnson and Johnson
Clifton College
United
States Civil Service Examinations
Burrell F. Word
All Court
Meridian
Hitler
Leloor Baye
Navy
U. 8
Leo Richards
LYNCH
Sta. A
Aurive
Phil Gilliam
Arora
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