Fragmented Local Social Notes From a Whitney Public View
A damaged OCR social column lists visits and family connections across several towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs P ton Allan of Waco with J B Wilsons family visiting relatives in Gatesville and Crowell. Several residents like Travis Mann and Mrs W Hi od attend gatherings with kin, while others like WY B Sadler and Delle Hinton are noted for recent travels and visits.
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Katurilay
W. C. Hows Waimhichie
Ton
Allan
Waco
J. B. Wilson
Wilkins
Fayette
Beavers
Gatesville ‘Mills Vinitorn
W. Hi
Lay
Bryan
Foe Crowell
Delle Hinton
Fort
Char
WY. B. Sadler
Travis Mann
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Whitney Dinchet Vunity Public Ber
Texas Voters Favor Keeping out of European War
The Texas public leans against involvement in the European conflict amid talk of a special Congress session to adjust neutrality. Texas producers enjoy price gains for wool mohair beef and cattle as Gov O Daniel seeks adjournment of politics, while lawmakers face questions on pensions taxes and factories. A Texas Court of Criminal Appeals judge plans retirement in 1940 and political shifts loom with candidates for the port. An attorney general opinion curbs pension rackets but upholds fundraising for social security, and a Mexican doctor secures a licensing examination under the new law as Austin expands with a new newspaper backed by oil money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiustin
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Europe
Union
Congress
O'Daniel
Gov. O'Dallel
Leon
Senate of West
W. C. Morrow
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Clay Cotton
Palestine
Lloyd Davidson
Sulphur Springs
Gerald Mann
Generral
Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Senators Push Neutrality Law Amendment From Texas
Senator Tom Jonnally proposed amending the neutrality law to allow shipment of munition and merchandise to nations under limits. He argued the president leads foreign policy and warned the act as written could drag the U.S. into war by restricting commerce and risking submarine attacks in combat zones.
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Marlin
Texas
Tom! Jonnally
Roosevelt
Senate Committee On
Cordell Hull
Yoorevalt
United States
Mohican Heritage and the St the Mohicans in Stockbridge
In Stockbridge Massachusetts a reflective piece recalls the Mohican Indians and the town’s early settler history. It notes the 20th anniversary of the community’s reestablishment granting Indians equal rights and highlights Ephraim Williams and Williams College. The essay contrasts colonial attempts to civilize with Indigenous resilience, referencing the Mohican way of life, religious missions, and lasting questions of tolerance, peace, and moral reform.
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Massachusetty
Friends of Our Fathers
Stockbridge
Stackbrides
Konkapot Ani Wmpachne
Epheiany Willams
Wisconsin
Ephriaum Willams
Williams College
Indiana
Enlistment Quotas Rise at Dallas Recruiting Office
Captain J D O Leary reports a Texas enlistment surge as World War II impacts NG quotas. Sixty two men are sought, far above the usual twenty five, with twelve already enlisted. Details show a shift in recruiting from Clifton and San Diego training assignments amid ongoing European conflict.
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Valine
Texas
Dallas
J.D. O'Leary
Alcer
United States
All Building
Mally
O'Leary
Asta
Fimil Auty
Route 2
Clifton
Younes
Clifton High
Bein Ani
Uc 8 Army
Marine Corps Base
San Diego
California
Wald
Fragmentary report notes medical and legal references
The text describes an X ray finding with a closed area and a clip in the stomach. It mentions Tracy, papers being fastened, and references to federal food and drug offices, increased sections, and compliance with federal law. The fragment presents disjointed notes on medical and regulatory topics without a clear narrative.
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Tracy
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