War era notes on relief work and postwar prospects
A fragmented report describes Red Cross dressings drives and emergency aid efforts amid postwar tensions. It notes a large scale government project in the eastern region, a major new job project for E L Dupont, and concerns over school lunch programs amid debt and wartime shortages. Local figures Wilson B. McCay and others are mentioned visiting Clifton and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson B. McCay
Jeffre Gohig
Pawo
Washington
Erina Traction
E. L. Dupont
Easurh Tailon
Oho
Ae Eanien
Repro
Local notes from Clifton region include military visits and farm ads
Clifton residents report visits by Pvt. Carl Schmidt in San Diego and praise for Clifton area, plus farming ads from Hafor’s Hatchery offering hatching services and separate incubators. Community notices cover Red Cross fund drives, hospital and church visits, and a district attorney appointment in Wichita Falls by Gov. Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ays
Mra Charl Schmidt
Mee
Woodrow W. Meyey
Marony
Pvt
Carl Schmidt
San Diego
California
P Chiro
Clifton Toyn
Jack HH
Clifton
Maxper
Hafor
Hater
Hafor's
Texad
George W. Anderson
Bomitison
Wichita Falls
Texas
Goke R. Stevenson
Unclear OCR fragment on hospital, family ties and naming
Fragmentary report mentions a clinic hospital, Mr and Mrs Pelham of Whit pey elating a little girl Katharine Adel, and a boy named John William connected to Mather of Turnersville. Details are garbled. no clear event or date can be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securi]s
Fee and Exchange Commission
Americana Tost
Goodall and
Witcher
Pelham
Whit
MHS Mather
Turnersville
John William
Texas Wartime Teacher Shortage Deepens in 1948
In Austin on March 4 1948 UT appointment bureau reports 2741 teaching vacancies as a wartime shortage worsens, surpassing the level seen during World War I. The University of Texas records show a critical lack of teachers, underscoring a growing crisis in North Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Teachers ’ Appointment Bureau
Uin
Butter stocks rise as supply improves after rationing
A recent Office of Distribution report notes butter production expanding slightly faster and diversion of milk from butter fading in some areas. Demand remains curbed by ration values, margarine availability, and consumer self-restraint. many no longer resist oleomargarine after trying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Distribution
Aucency
Political party slate and community notes from May 1944
The article lists Democratic primary candidates for State Senate District 21 and other local offices, including Poage, Lovelady, Jones, Cross, Allen, Hardwick, Burrell, Word, Young, Locker, Nichols, Montgomery, McWhorter, Robison, Hafner, Hoel, and Wallace. It also mentions Louis Larson’s furlough from Camp Campbell and Mrs. Clarice purchasing a Corner Gate Sandwich Shop, with Mrs. Bothere assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priear
Muy
Cosarpioman Ath Dittel
W. BR. Poage
Aim B. Lovelady
Buster Brown
Albert M. Jones
R. B. Cross
bin) Allen
Alfred Hardwick Burrell F. Word
Tresharer
Fay Young
Ray T Tiwell
Ida
Odle
Minnie
Locker
Nichols
Dave Montgomery
Clarice
Sandwich Shop
Rg. J. C. Bills
Botbere
Bills
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Asvetcoier
Red Cross
Freesey
Ruild
Shrivel
Inds
Puneral Tervicer
Pathy
P.M
Votoy
W. T. Poston
Mothele
A. McCormick
Ures
Waco
Carl Raines
Whitney
Mickey Martone Bisras
Montreal
Avery Cox
Joe Bearden
Seavayille
Joe McCor
Mick
J. B. Alexander
Gupate
Met
Bell Turner
Frank Turner
Wade Turner
Clark Neeley
Bain. Johanson
Kummphrey
Herman Philips
Meg
Joe McCormick
Joe
England
Otis Blue
Tgedell
Rosalie Poston
Gil Rose
Bernt Erickwn
Loca Hospital
Annie Canuteson
Arnnold A. Canuteton
New York
Mra
Kraft
Pine Grove
Rollins
Louis
Larson
Morkda
Starteha
DYESS
Ani
Sage
Rie Eek
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