Fragmented recollections blur farm trials and urban memories
A fragmented reminiscence blends rural farm conflicts and Hollywood anecdotes. The speaker recalls a farm crisis, a failed harvest, and a stubborn farmer, while wandering through theater lore, celebrity sightings, and a wolf attack tale. The piece touches on public figures, a hotel lobby, and a chaotic mix of memories from cities and countryside.
Safety drive aims to boost miner helmet use in Wales
A safety drive targets miners in Wales to wear tin hats hoping to reduce absenteeism from slight injuries. Photographs show women at work at North American Aviation Company Texas plant on display at University of Texas Library through War Training Program training thousands of workers, many women, by We Bushee and Sasane.
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Wales
North American Aviation Company
Texas
University of Texas, Ky University
Joe Thie
Peraaslaation oF chores and offers resay
A garbled fragment describes proposals to streamline chores and offers, mentioning Louse Ina and E Mibailtwier in a context of hundreds of raters. The legible parts reference renaming or reworking tasks and potential bids or ratings, though details are unclear.
U S Forces May Total 15 Million by Year End
Washington dispatch reports U S forces could reach 15 million by year end with 1 million replacements and 300000 civilian workers added in War and Navy departments. Taft and Defense officials testify on manpower growth and selective service effects. Roosevelt administration maintains 11 million ceiling.
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Washington
Lin Downey
California
Warland Navy Departments
Sea ‘Tle
Capitol Bill
Rakoe Inalworth
Downey
Taft
Office of Defense Health and Westary Services
Selective Service
Pearl Harbor
Inwulog & Lst
Manpower Co
Paul V. McNutt
Roosevelt
Army and Navy
War Manpower Commission
Iraq Expands Applications for Military Building Projects
Iraq reports a significant rise in applications for construction of military buildings and facilities. Officials cite strategic needs and regional security concerns driving the uptick, with ministries processing permits and reviewing site options across multiple provinces.
Texas Horses and Mules Shipped East to Meet Meat Demand
In Lubbock manager Arnold of the Lub bock Horse and Mule Market reports rising eastbound demand for horse and mule meat for human consumption. Weekly shipments to Kansas markets increase, with horses and mules sold if fit for slaughter while unfit stock goes to canners for pet foods. Price is low versus regular beef, and traders note a gardening campaign fuels the demand as barns stockpile horses and saddles amid growing market activity.
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Lubbock
Plains
Himo Arnold
Kansas
Arnold
Local Social Notes From Iredell Area Weekend Gatherings
Names and visits fill a Cranfilla Gap Iredell eventful weekend with relatives friends and guests from Fort Worth Dallas and Camp Bland ing. A march 21 birthday hosted by Henry Wiene drew Alfred Knudson Joe Rickard Red Finson Perry Finton and others from nearby towns. Cadet wine tradition and Rev Robert F memorial museum ties to Texas Civil War era appear amid scattered mentions of families and travel.
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Welbon
Gohan
Owen Welborn
May Welborn
Tilden Tiaatingy Jr
College
Gwask
bin Parent
Find
Tilden Hastings
Gus Knudson
Sylvester Johanson
Rcent
Wichita Palla
Pvt
James Gustafson
Fort. Worth
Albert Gustafson
Guy Finsted
Fort Worth
Bruno Viertal
Camp Blanding
Florida
Otto Vieetsl
Dink Henderson
Clifton
Hubert Viarlel
Henry Wiene Ear Iredell
Mra
Alfred Knudson
Joe Rickard
Brena Jyline
Sam Finson
Red
Perry Finton
Cranfilla Gap
Charlie Whee and
Carl and
Jerry
Mre
Johnnie White
J. C
Roy and
Olen
Iredell
Texas
University of Memorial Museum
Robert F
New Rubber Factory Opens in Cuba Near Havana
The B F Goodrich Co announced a new rubber factory near Havana to produce truck and bus tires and repair materials for essential transportation. Sufficient crude rubber was stored in Cuba before the war to avoid further imports of scarce prewar rubber. A UT home economics note adds cabbage as a vitamin B source alternative to onions or tomatoes.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Cuba
Havana
University of Texas
Canomise Department
County Agent Takes Post at Gatesville
W P Graham has assumed duties as Coryell County agent in Gatesville replacing Guy Powell who became ranch manager near Paso. Graham moves from Lampasas where he was former county agent. Powell left Gatesville to manage a large ranch near Paso. University of Texas experts advise eating vegetables raw for nutritive value including beet tops and carrot tops in salads.
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Joratme
Tolnys den
Fk Fower
Gatesville
Guy Powell
Coryell County
W. P. Graham
Lampasas
Powell
Paso
University’ of Texas Home Economics Department
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