Defense Savings Bond drive recruits Marines and trades
Amid wartime mobilization, 150 Marines from the Marine Corps arrive at Quantico to receive instruction at a Chicago facility while recruits learn welding, forging, and related trades. Instructions detail eligibility ages 17 to 30, normal physicals, single status, and education requirements. Roosevelt also notes Defense Savings Bond history and calls for participation through listed recruitment sites and dates.
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Marine Cure
Quantico
Valware
Chicago
Iatigmal Behoo
Valecraft
Whitenanes
Air Corps of
J Gant
Gion
Mavine Corp
Pont
Gatervilly
Toraday
Marchton
Thoreday
Ingle
Smith
Community property debate shapes tax and wife income
The article reports on heated discussions over removing a provision requiring joint tax returns, the role of community property law for wives to share in earnings, and the stance of Connally on preserving property rights. It notes the political timing with a new tax bill, and highlights school staffing updates and football coaching plans for the season.
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Hong
Benate Oor
Jamu
Vauily
Finance Committee
Connally
Texas
San Jacinson
Republic
Pappy O Daniel seeks jobs for hillbilly band in Washington
Senator Pappy O Daniel, fresh from Texas, aims to hire 11 members of his hillbilly band for federal posts and to sponsor a Sunday radio program paid by Uncle Sam. He contacted John Mayfield of the General Accounting Office, who said the GAO needs bookkeepers, not crooners.
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Texas
John Mayfield
Mayfield
General Accounting Office
Young Mayfield
Pearson and Allen
Compulsory Reporting of Accidents Goes Into Effect
Austin Sept. 11 State Police Director Homer Garrison announced a new compulsory accident reporting law. Within 12 months about 60 000 Texas drivers will file comprehensive reports with the Department of Public Safety after collisions. The program, expanding beyond fatal incidents, aims to improve enforcement education and assist traffic engineers in fixing road defects to prevent crashes.
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Homer Garrison
Texas
Department of Public
Fan
Garrison
N. K. Woormer
Brant
California
Head Lice Control Measures For School Health
Found to prevent face of school time parasites by direct contact and through shared items. Treat all family members and launder clothing bedding towels after each wash. Suspect by teachers in children with itchy scalps and nits visible on hair. Kill living parasites first. remove eggs with fine combs or hair cutting for boys. Disinfect combs brushes caps and hats to prevent spread.
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Crawfills Gap
J. Laidwick
Ira Dahl
Frances Kennedy
China Springs
Gladys Melton
Dallas
Edith Sandhin
Glen Rose
Robert Stanley
Koppers
J. Ludwick
Kathleen Hubbard
Blanche Webb
Hillsboro
Hannah Hoff
Ira Debi
Jand M. ¥. Kruse
Ladwick
Clifton
Gien Rete
Meridian
Iredell
Whitney
Walmut_ Springs
Waco State
Iris
Rainbolt Hainbolt Ring Ceremony In Houston
Miss Alice Rainbolt daughter of Mr and Mrs Rainbolt of Coon Creek married Sam Breandimmict of Houston in a Methodist parsonage ceremony August 2 1942 officiated by Hey Powers. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Chester Aimbot. Bride wore navy dress with navy accessories. corsage white eladiot. Mrs Steandimmier attended Ditton and Denton Colleges. She earned a degree from Daniel Baker College in Brownwood August 1940 and has taught at Coon Creek School. They reside at 1401 Hyde Park Houston. Bay Defense Roads and Stamps.
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Rainbolt
Syeandimaier
Alice Hainbolt
Mtr
Mey
Coon Creek
Sam Breandimmict
Houston
Methodist Parsonage
Hey
Powers
Mire
Chester Aimbot
Steandimmier
Ditton
Denton
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Coon Creek School
Hyde Park
Texas
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Bf Kenedy
Marings Neem
Roosevelt
Bent
Sam Ringness
Clifton Texas
GULF
Ted Richards
Gulf Service Station
Palephone
Massey-Harris
Central
Austin
Catlvaey Uncen
Bay Defense
Serr Oe
Ashy Hanlon
Ptets Great Reauiroal
Cameron
Tiffany
Rochester
Michaels-Stern
Ine
Bent Jong Teemance Investment
Seviee Sn Wa, Tomy
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