Dengue Fever Cited in Clifton Region Health Update
Austin report notes dengue fever rise as cases appear in Clifton area. Health officer W Cox urges elimination of mosquito breeding sites, draining standing water, screening homes, and community campaigns to curb transmission ahead of frost. Injury notes and game plans interrupted by illnesses and weather changes.
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Hei Austen
W. Cox
Navy Ad Encourages Enlistment and Texas Campiny Call
The Navy invites unmarried male citizens aged 17 to enlist, with a Texas company of at least 140 men to be sworn in on Navy Day October 27. Knox promotes regular service with future Reserve pay and life retirement, urging visits to Clifton Post Office or the American Legion officers, or the Waco recruiting office. Separately, a tragic accident near Sweetwater killed three McAdoo sisters Irene 15 Margaret 18 and June 6 after a car and trailer stalled. Gracey 16 survived with possible broken back in Roscoe hospital.
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NAVY
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Texas
Regular Navy
Clifton
American Legion
Waco
Sweetwater
W. C. Mc‘Adoo
Roscoe
Irene McAdoo
Margaret
June
Gracey
OY Defense Bonds Aim at Three Fronts
The plan frames National Defense Bonds as a three way shield against external threats, against extortionate prices for essentials, and against postwar malaise, tying defense to economic stability and civic morale.
Coon Creek News School Opens With New Teachers
Mrs 0 1 Byrum reports the school will begin soon with Mr Ferguson and Mrs Claude Kelly as teachers for a promising year. Local residents and guests from Houston Waco Mineral Wells Hico Cuero and Mertens are noted visiting or attending events with families in the area.
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Coon Creek
Byrum
Ferguson
Claude Kelly
Sam Steandimier
C. R. Duncan
Oneee Rainbolt
Houston
S. D. Rainbolt
M. T. Greenwade
Eddie
Marie
O. L. Byrum
Melva Fe
Spud Blocker
Waco
Ben Whillis
Nathan Johnson
Joe Wayne
Mineral Wella
D. H. Hestilow
C. L. Byrim
Melva Jo
Violet Lancaster
Hill County
Mertens
Earl Mitchell
Hico
Dud Smith
Cuero
Mia
Clyde Rowe
Counties Set Low 1942 Tax Rates Under New Texas Law
A two day old Texas law allows about 200 counties to adopt lower 1942 tax rates by avoiding rate hikes. Gov. Coke Stevenson approved the bond servicing measure, which frees counties from raising local rates to cover $9.5 million in road bonds and interest. Many counties held final rate decisions or adopted old rates, with some postponing increases as state aid offsets funding needs. The session also created four investigations into prison fairs, un-American activities, milk gauging practices, and unemployment among older workers.
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Texas
Coke Stevenson
House
Senate
Stevenson
Fort Worth
Lunch Menu for Week of October 10 17 and NYA Jobs Report
Weekly lunch items list meals from October 10 to 17 with varied dishes each weekday including beans greens tomatoes and dessert notes. The second item notes 72 young men finding jobs through NYA in Texas alongside state efforts to expand work programs for youths entering defense industry employment.
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Cunot
NYA
Jens Kellam
Defense
Indietrea
Tesla State Employment Service
Texas
Kellam
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