Seniors and Juniors Promote War Bonds in Clifton News
The Senior and Junior News sections celebrate community support for war bonds and stamps, with students selling bonds and thanking locals for cooperation on Bob Binford Day. Readers note strong turnout from Clifton graduates and students, while reminders urge continued contributions for the war effort.
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Naling
Bay ‘Lang
Amer Gan Army
Bettle Henderson
Pome Moore
Bob Binford
Clifton
Margie Nellikwon
Monette Winfield
Leota Barry
Chien
Joe Ann
M.L.A
Tatler
Ny’ Velay
Government investment in Texas Production Credit Associations
The Texas associations loaned production funds in 1942 totaling over 61 million, with total loan cost including interest and fees at about 1.284 million. By year end 1942 they held substantial government-backed stock and surplus, while the Production Credit Corporation remains the government’s sole capital contributor. Net charge-offs over nine years equal 1.36 percent of loans, with governance by farmer stockholders and a five-member board selecting the association manager and loan committee. No further government appropriations have been made beyond the initial investment.
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Texas
Ie Ater
Federal Intermeditcy Credit Bank
Ior
Production Credit Coreporation
United States
Production Credit Corporation
Production Gress Corporation
Production Credit Associations
Prom Bel Lingham Soldier Writes Home From War
Pvt Joel C Alpe stationed at Bellis, Bellis? Bellingham Washington, writes from the front about daily life. He notes frequent Royal Canadian Air Force flyers crossing the countryside, describes weather and the distant terrain, and mentions being in a distant area since January 1 1943.
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Joel
Alpe
Bellingham, Wash
Joel C. Alfel
Bellis
Bellingham
Washington
United States
Binet
RCAF
England
Ratty County
Babe Iv
Coed
Lear
Senator Lovelady Calls for Brazos Power Contract Review
Senator Lovelady from Austin urges a Senate Committee to probe contracts with the Brazos River Transmission Electric Co operative Inc. and related offers. He notes the district donated funds and asks why electricity prices are not more broadly available while highlighting potential misallocation and revenue drain from the Brazos River Authority. The report also covers Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Con reporting rising cases of epidemic dysentery typhus and pneumonia urging immunization and public cooperation to curb disease spread.
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Austin
Brazos River
Brazos
Electri ‘Co-operative
Senate
Earth War Union
Texas
Geo. W. Con
Cos
UT Exumeion Division Dean Named NEA Regional VP
H. Shelby, dean of the University of Texas Exumeion Division, has been appointed regional vice president of the Department of Adult Education for the National Education Association, confirming leadership expansion in educator outreach.
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7. H. Shelby
University of Texas Exumeion Division
Department of Adult Education
National Education Association
House Highway Committee Votes Unfavorably on Speed Limit Bill
A Texas House highways committee defeated a bill 10 to 6 Tuesday on a motion by W A Williamson to report unfavorably with a recommendation to grant authority to establish speed limits. The Attorney General had earlier ruled the commission’s regulation change lacking. The issue tied to a proposed speed limit policy and department regulation authority.
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House Committee of Highways
W. A. Williamson
San Antonio
Gerald ©. Mann
Department of Commission
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