With Our Boys Training Camp Near Washington D C
Soldiers recount routes from Mamphix to Alabama and Maine en route to a 12 week officers candidate school stint at Port Belvoir Virginia. Private Robert J. Pounds writes from Houston Air Base in Maine about boot training nearby the Canadian border and future postings. News includes Roosevelt visit notes and a San Diego Navy home mail feature.
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Port Belvoir
Virginia
Mamphix
Birmingham
Atlanta
Flaleigh
Washington, D
Maine
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Canada
United States
Washington, D. C
New York City
Boston
Pvt
Robert J. Pounds
Btation Hospital
Houston Air Base
Aloulton
Wes Allen & Ellingson
Pres
Roosevelt
Allen B. Ellingson
U. S. Navy
San Diego
California
Lis Adérem
Boot Corp. 1
San
U. S
8 Army Air Fores
Waco
Texan
Sioux Falls
Canuteson
Willie Cancteson
Clifton
Texas
Clifton Sailor
Monroe Costin
Navy
Clase
Treasure Yaland
San Francisco
Quartermaster
Clifton Boy
Ean
George O'Brien
Henry Fonda
O'Brien
Governor opposes gasoline rationing speech in Texas
Governor Stevenson rejected a prepared speech urging gasoline rationing and rubber conservation. He argued the plan ignores Texas conditions and would not justify rationing by tire shortage. He also criticized a proposed speed limit bill as invalid and referred the issue to the Texas Highway Department for study.
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Austin
Det
Coke Stevenson
Office
Pries Administrati
Office of Civilian Defense
Council of State
Texas
Stevevenson
Stevenson
Texas Highway Department
Clifton Record Ownership Statement and Excerpted Notices
Statement of ownership for the Clifton Record lists Robert L Baldridge as owner and notes sworn notary details dated October 21 1941 with expiration June 1 1948. The piece also cites national farm power shift estimates and mentions a Wisconsin company rally celebrating three months of an initial schedule.
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Clifton Record
Clifton
Texas
Obert L
Baldridge
E. Tennison
Bosqueaty
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Salary Affected Under New Curbs in Directive
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s $75,000 salary likely to be adjusted to a $25,000 net limit under a stabilization directive. White House and Hassett note the policy targets compensation for personal services and does not apply to investment income or capital gains. Experts say a top salary around $60,000 could exist before net take-home hits the $25,000 target due to taxes and deductions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
William D. Hassett
Looking Ahead by Dr George Boman President of Harding College
Dr George Boman of Harding College argues that selfish leadership and opportunism threaten democracy during and after World War II. He cites economic shifts, war production, and the need for unselfish patriotism among farmers laborers and industrialists, warning against selfish gains that could undermine the United States.
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George
Boman
Harding College Searcy, Arkaneus Speec Eae
United Nation
America
Unite States
Johor
Beirabe
Wileh
Parity Demand Linked To Legion Meeting In Clifton
A fragment notes American Legion Post event at Clifton City Hall on Tuesday evening October 2 at 8 pm. The text mentions pay parity and an improvised phrase about a check or account. The readable portion centers on the meeting logistics and an unclear reference to J. Hoff.
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American Legion Post
Wie
City Hall
Clifton
Pam
Westford J. Hoff
Mate Tea Market Share Reported in United Bata' Till
A historical note states that 43 percent of all mate tea ever sold in the United Bata' Till in operation, indicating a dominant share held by this beverage amid regional trade.
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United Bata
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