Fragmented local notice from scattered names and places
A garbled report lists community residents and visitors across Polk La Mosholm Waco Dallas and Clifton. People named include Mrs A B Poston Mr Carlson Porton Hill Blue Otis Blue and others visiting relatives during the week. The text mentions church services and a Driveiey Conference held in Crawfills Gays and Clifton with local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Poston
Bonday
Polk
Carlson
Near Houstim
Mias Porton
Waco
Ida Bar- Wbe
Moshoimm
Mia
Mosholm
Dallas
Mra
Hill Blue
Iredell
Otis Blue
Charley Johmson
Lowell Cox
Rady Lane
John Carlton
Vatley Mills Bunday
Bett
Tre
Fof
Vevey
Moshsim
Ower Reblamon
Bryan Richards
Crawfills
World War Veterans Notice for Clifton Gathering May 2 1942
Notice invites all World War veterans to Clifton on Friday evening May 2 1942 for a picnic with Commander Andrew Teams Department American Legion. Bring basket lunch and family. Meet at City Park by 6 or 6:30 pm, program to start at seven with public patriotic readings. P. Carter, Commander, Selmer Erickson Post No. 322.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Frisrvening
A. Pinneh
Andrew
Amerext Legion
City Park
Ae Carly
Ersteet
Suven
Pat Tx
Cision Ashilie
P. Carter
Selmer Erickson
90 year old man tricycles in England tale of life hall
A 90 year old man in England uses a tricycle to move about after a life saving event connected with a hall. Mr and Mrs Bil Knippl of Knippl are spending a few days in diet aetere ioee trem iit to her parents Mr and Mrs May Tenniton Sr at Mineral Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bil Knippl
Knippl
May Tenniton Sr
John T. Wilson
John J. Jn
Mineral Wells
Thelma Schumacher
Schumacher
Johny Loa
Mutt Matthews Dies After Return to Texas Home
Vera Matthews reports Mutt Matthews, aged 12 when he moved to Texas with family after mother’s death, had lived in the Valley area. In declining health for three years, he spent six months in a sanitarium and hospital, then requested to be brought home ten days before death. He died peacefully after noon, conscious until the end, in Valley Mille Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxpital
Clifton Boy Completes Technical Training at Fort Worth
Douglas B. Smith of Clifton has completed a three month welding training course at the Technical High School in Fort Worth. The program, run by the WPA Division of Training and Re-employment and the Texas State Department of Education, prepared trainees for national emergency work and after graduation aided placement with the United States Employment Service in private employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Smith
Clifton
WPA
Technical High School
Fort Worth
Texas
State Department of Education
WEA
Division of
United States Employment Service
Stewart Motor Company Moves to New Quarters
The E. E. Stewart Motor Company prepares to relocate to a corner location across from Dana by Feed Mill. The move will expand repair services and include Perdency and used car sales. Airs W A Wegner visited Mineral Wells to spend time with husband, Lieut. Wegner, at Camp Wolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stewart Motor Company
Ave
Third St
Dana
Stewart Motors
W. A. Wegner
Mineral ‘Wells
Lieut. Wegner
Camp Wolters
Seniors Reflect On Mother's Day And Graduation
A campus-news style column recalls Mother's Day duties and personal growth as seniors prepare to part ways. It notes former students Burton Wallace and Calvin Johnson visiting campus, a victorious basketball game at Fairview, and seniors planning to attend a May 20 reading of Silas Marner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campum News
Mary
Georgia
Burton Wallace
Houston
Calvin Johnson
Waco
Fairview
Wille
Seteas
Dougherty
Stra Tergerson
Leuthold
Galveston
Charles Wheatles
Mey Lisabets
Tad
Willie Kam
Pottaville
Silas Macfr
Regular physical checkups urged by state health officer
Austin reports State Health Officer D Geo W Cox urges regular physical examinations for young men likely to enter military service. He says pre service exams help identify and address medical defects before conscription, stressing prompt medical evaluation and maintaining fitness for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
D. Geo. W. Cox
Tr. Cox
Mewlkh
Wwe
Dy. Cox
WPA Food Program Leaders Restore Daily Meals
WPA labor supported school meals across Bosque County with nine wage workers handling operations at Clifton Morgan Walnut Springs Koppert Meridian Iredell Eulogy Branch Cranfill Gap Roch Springs. Food valued at 6248 dollars and 2000 plus dollars through Agricultural Marketing Association funded meals for many students daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Marketing Association
WPA
Bosque County
Unite
Clifton
Morgan
Walnut Springs
Koppert
Meridian
Iredell
Eulogy
Branch
Cranfill Gap
Roch Springs
Proposals Seek Government Seizure of Private Cars
Washington May 11 The opposition rallied against two Democratic bills to empower government seizure of private automobiles. Senator Downey would create a 5.0 billion fund to requisition and purchase vehicular parts and services while Senator Reynolds pushed a nationwide 40 mph speed limit and authority to commandeer cars. Owners would be compensated. Senator Connally warned public backlash would be terrible if some cars were seized and others not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTO
Washington
Downey
California
Cura
Reyolds
North Carolina
Connally
Texas
Federal FBI seeks clerks for Washington D C duties
The Federal Bureau of Investigation seeks clerks for assignments at the Seat of Government in Washington D C. High school graduates age eighteen or older may apply for indexing filing and similar duties. Stenographic or typing ability not required. Men must be able to perform arduous physical tasks and women must perform strenuous physical exertion. Salary about 1440 per year. Write Special Agent in Charge M W Beers FBI 0 5 Deyt of Justice 0 Bex 1030 San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seat of Government
Washington, D.C
Apuicania
M. W.!eers
FBI
Deyt. of Justice
Bex
Texas
Defiant Norwegian Teachers Sail Amid War Scrutiny
Reports detail deported Norwegian teachers sent aboard the Skjerstad from Trondheim to Tromsø, under German control. Authorities led by Josef Terboven and Vidkun Quisling refused to halt the voyage despite evidence of abuse and overcapacity, with 600 teachers punished for resisting school closures. Some teachers reportedly endured torture during the journey, sparking international criticism while Norwegian and Allied observers condemn the act as the harshest since occupation began. Meanwhile, mentions of visitors from Mineral Wells, Texas, address local social ties.
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Bret Serverian
Tang
Offtal
Josef Teroven
Vidkun Quisling
Trndleim
Axed
Tromsoe
Kir~kena
Norway
Norwe Rian
Trondheim
Turmoil Reported Invasion Scene At Sota Tate
A violent disturbance at Sota Tate involved battering a window grate and hurling debris from a three story drop. An alleyway confrontation spilled into a nearby area as workers fled amid confusion and fire harm. New Zealand plans to ship 2,000 tons of pax seed to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanigration
Sota Tate
New Zealand
Britain
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Tej. Sowell
Clifton Boy
Stewart Motor Company
New Quarters
Gunst
Ideal Dog Food
John Keeling
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Roy Tennison
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Andy Hardy
Lewin Stone
Mickey Rooney
Pam
Gene Autry
Bette Davis
THE
Little Foxes
Albert Dekker
Joan Davis
Edward G. Robinson
Larceny, Inc
Silas Marner
Clifton College
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Geruwne Ford
E. E. Stewart Motors