Local service members visit, returning to duties and home life
A lively roundup notes Lt. Dahl and Lt. Pederson visiting Denton, Texas, and Camp Hood, with families and friends, while others like Walter Williams and Mona Hottie discuss returning to work and study. Send best wishes as service members prepare to resume duties. mentions of Oswald, Williams, Townley, and Eggen families highlight postwar adjustment. A synthetic rubber sponge breakthrough is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Beebens Wile
Sigsag Ely
Walter Wiliams
Anna Marie Olson
Houston
Werner
Minte Elder
Fort Worth
Phore
Ax 2
Olea
Mile Daugherty
Clifton College
Ino Military
Denver
Colorado
Hir
Leothold
Camp Grant
Corsicanaie
Ek Rhine
Wil Andeesen
Omton
Mona Hottie
Loca Abe
Time
Erene
Han Ie
Dorothy Prince
Jack Lopez
Clifton
Jack
Ray Colwick
San Antonio
War
Glena Ray Williams
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Haskell ‘Townley
Missiasippi
C. Oswald
Sam
NSTC
Amos. Eggen
Eggen
New York
West
Clifton residents linked to Bluebonnet plant and area families
The Bluebonnet News item lists Clifton families and friends connected to the Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant in Rosebud Fort Worth and Houston. It notes Raymond and Gilbert Arlitt leaving for an undefined mission, Mrs. J. W. Denton’s hospital discharge after major surgery, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Strand and W. D. Raley visiting. It mentions Thomas Chalmers Hardie’s training move, Mrs. Ruby Show’s return to work, and the Callans’ hospital and home visits. Also cited are Dorothy Davis visiting Clifton and Percival Sormrude and Louis Bormrude’s officer training prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Gilbert Arlite
Henry Arlitt
Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant
Rosebud
Texas
J. W. Denton
Clifton
Goodall Witcher Hospital
Bop Quxz
Chris Strand
W. D. Raley
Harlan Leon
Clyde
Raley
Clyde Public Schools
Strands
Thomas Chalmers Hardie
San Antonio
St. Strand
Ruby
Show of
BOP
Fra
B. Callan
Bie
Callan
Marion Callan
Waco
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Mr. Callan
Spurgeon Voller
Koppers
Bluebonnet
Mabry Melton
Dorothy Davis
Port Worth
National Gypsum Company
H. J. Nichola
Line 1
Houston
South Texas
RL. Ludwis
Mise Pauling Nichols
Percy
Sormrude
Louis M. Bormrude
Cence
Christmas Gifts for Armed Forces Mail Dates Set
The article urges early Christmas parcel mailing to Army and Navy personnel overseas. Mail between Sept 16 and Oct 15 for Army and Sept 15 to Nov 15 for Navy, with strict size and packing rules. Emphasizes shipping delays and the need to ensure gifts arrive by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Mer
Texas school fitness program gains national recognition
Dr. Gao W. Cox, state health and emergency service chair, announced in Austin that the University Interscholastic League organized voluntary programs in Texas schools to promote dental and health exams, physical activity, and organized fitness frames. Over 200 clubs formed in the first year, about 12,000 boys and girls participated, and 400 earned certificates. The 1043-44 term will expand the program to every school, aiming for widespread participation and certificates, as well as safety measures for mail and Army parcel handling guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krearth and Emergency Medical Service
Texas
University Interscholantic League
Gao
W. Cox
Austin
Scbilyith
University Interachal
Wim
Tejas Victory
Fearne Career drainiatrator cattle rationing debate insights
The text discusses cattle numbers at record highs and the need to balance meat supply with feed limits. McDonald urges maintaining rationing only until fat cattle are utilized, proposing removal of meat restrictions for the rest of the year. It notes potential government action on rationing and a new Indian method for preserving vegetables as briquettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Jones
McDonald
O Til
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Americas
Wy Aone
Mision Institute
Wilhelm Roentgen
Labe
Demet Operate
Bluebonnet News OF
Clifton People
Army
Earl
Lovelady
Attorney AT Law Meridian
VEXAS
Fearne Career
India
Pete
Clmartin& Sow
Driskil
Fanmers State Bam
Gutten
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