Binford Tech Fifth Grade Killed in North Africa War
The article honors Technician Fifth Grade Binford, who was killed in North Africa during World War II. It notes his service with the Army, Red Cross work, and family details including his mother Mrs G G Binford of Alabama and a brother in Dallas. The piece mentions a telegram from his mother and references his death in the North African theater.
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G. Binford
Lis Binfard
Alabama
Binford
Diiron
Texas
Hic Secretacy of War
Dito
Adj
Naval College Training Preview At Hendricks Junior College
A Navy College Training Program qualifying test will be held Friday at Hendricks Junior College from 4 to 9 and again at 11 a.m. The program targets male U.S. citizens aged 17 to under 20 by July 1, entry requirements include physical and moral qualification, and eligibility excludes those enlisted in other services or reserves.
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Naval
Elaine
Navy College
Hendere
Fechogt Wentors
Darthdivisye Bey
United States
Thedelina
Twlese
Navy Department
Servions
S A Will Work On Farm Help Problem
Farmers urgently seeking year round workers for essential war crop livestock production. Farm Security Administration announces mobilization of all resources to recruit and train locally, with allowances for transport and wages. County offices coordinating with Extension Service, Employment Service, Triple-A, and government agencies to place workers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Robert A. Welle
FSA
Supervisiontal
PBA
Secretary of Agriculture
Wells
MYGA
Gman
PSA
Wit Wits
Extension Service
Uy Employment Service
Triple-A
Andl
Wansport
Alate
Welsem
Ant
Thease
Woniziberle Vet
Grear Vant Ganeto
Farmers Save $514.25 at Meeting on Equipment Recall
Attending farmers saved $514.25 in a session addressing machinery recalls and critical parts. Officials urged prompt action and noted upcoming steps in verification and entry of details for welfare and compliance.
Semi-Annual Texas Circuit Meeting Held at Cranfills Gap
The semi annual Texas Circuit meeting was conducted at Cranfills Gap with Unroe sanctions on Monday and two on Thursday. Pastor J A Urns, former St Olaf pastor, addressed the convention, and a chorus of 65 to 70 sang on Saturday night under Prof Mmn 20st. The St Olaf Congregation hosted visitors with meals, the Women’s Missionary Federation organized a program, and plans for the next meeting in Fort Worth were announced.
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Texas Chrcuit
Cranfills Gap
N. Ko
Oia Lotierieg Chisreh
Cronville Ging
Reveretil BR
Mankeead
Inge
Bama
Turmiay
Ne A. Lavan
Eat
J. A. Urns
St. Olnt
Avery Aes
Las
Jon
St. Olaf
Texas
Women's Missionary Federation
Streen
Circuit
W. M. FP
Fort’ Worth
ARCRUITING DRIVE FOR WAVES SPARS AND MARINE CORPS WOMEN
Wartime recruitment pushes for WAVES SPARs and the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve call women ages 20 to 42 to enlist. Officials emphasize equal uniforms pay and roles, noting women will fill shipboard and airbase jobs to support fighting men. A recruitment officer will conduct interviews locally.
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Marine Corps
SPARS
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Knos
Nevy
Oman
Mao
Knox
Carrie
Ome
Americ Cae
Ame
Tabeane
Coast
Mary
SPAIE
Merine Corps
Wesnen
Elty Son
Intereated
Brother of Valley Mills editor dies at Giddings
Giddings Lee County Texas March 8 Milton Bishop age unknown editor of the Giddings News and first county official dies following a life in journalism and public service.
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Hrother
Valley Mills
Giddings
Lee Co
Texas
Milton Bishop
Giddings News
First County
Magazine Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Hennig Home
The Magazine Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clint C. Hennig with seventeen members present. Special guests included Ses 8. W. Berry Exhwin Grimes W Nuckols Walter Gloff and J W Perkins. The group voted to skip the annual husbands picnic and hold regular meetings. The program featured readings by Mrs Bruce Parks Mrs W B Oxwald and others. The hostess served a light meal. The next meeting will be March 24 hosted by Mrs Lewis Hauke.
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Clint C. Hennig
Moses
W. Berry
Exhwin Grimes
W. ‘Nuckols
Walter Gloff
J. W. ‘Perkins
V. D. Goodally
Chile
Bruce Parks
Argentina
W. B. Oxwald
Mesdames Hulen C. Aare
Citizens group to meet at City Hall next Wednesday
A meeting is called for Wednesday at City Hall to discuss local Red Cross relief efforts. Mrs Land’s Second Grade class plans a play Americans Are We and volunteers are urged to attend. Participants can sew garments or pick from ready boxes for sewing projects and donations.
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The
Clifton PT
Araditorion
Wang
Red Cross
City Hall
Public School Drives Sold Bonds and Jeeps for Fundraiser
Clifton Public School participates in a nationwide drive to sell bonds to fund 10 000 Jeeps at $900 each, running March 1 to April 19. Participating schools earn a certificate with a Jeep image. March reports show stamp and bond sales by grade levels and several classes reaching 90 percent contribution, with additional aid from the Red Cross drive.
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Clifton Public School
United States
Wal
Batty Joyer Callan
Farm Tractor Driving Course Applied for in Central Texas
An application has been filed to offer a Tractor Driving Course for Tagas and Woyoen to aid labor relief. This marks the third Type 1 course planned in Central Texas in collaboration with the Vocational Agriculture department to depart mercia.
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Texse
VocaAiomal Agricul
Mercia
Pamiact
Farm Labor Training Areas Expanded for Veterans
Fragmented OCR text outlines plans for farm labor training areas and vocational pathways. Mentions unclear terms like reserve, agriculture, and training programs with limited legible details.
Rembert Stanford Visits Clifton with Family Ties
Rembert Stanford, a native of the area and former Santa Fe apprentice in Cleburne, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanford in Clifton. Now in rail freight with Gulf Oil Corp in Pittsburgh, he traveled through Texas on business, planning visits to Houston and other southern points. He noted the large family, including six married children, with one lost in the Philippines.
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Rembert Stanford
Bary Sitiaen
Santa Fe
Cleburne
Ed Stanford
Rembert
Gulf OM
Pittsburgh
Penn
Texas
Lentering
Houston
Remberg
Philippines
Como
Lions Give Books to Service Men
The Clifton Lion Club held its first March meeting with Lion President A. La Bronstad presiding. Members reported exceeding Red Cross quotas, and Lt. Alvin Jorgenson spoke on Army duties while books collected were greatly appreciated by service members. Members listed as donors and a note urged nonmembers to bring books to the next meeting or to drop them at the Post Office for pickup.
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Bind
Organisation of Sardey
Ieee
Peter
Flere
Ptunisia
North Africa
Clifton
Tide
Jongacined
Rye Callaters
Demuty
Ntaritar
Arden Marcy Civic
MD Tient Amvérican Trowpe
Cirillax
Afriem
Revealar Vltantaec
Olea
Enon
Clifton Lion Club
Lion
A. la Bromstad
Immanuel Lutheran
R. W. Helm
Med Cross
A. T. Bronsted
Goreshana
Cleveland
Ohio
Wallace Dunson
Lion Tail
Stewart
Lion Dunson
Alvin Jorgenson
Elon A.L. Bronatad
Ing Ets
Jorgenson
Ofarine Fortress
A. L Bronsti
Nuckole
Jichslal
All Bronstad
Tlion T. C. Parks
Joes White
Dayle
Ty Rdwandries
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