War Bond drive boosts Comanche County sales and scrutiny
The community promotes War Bonds and Stamps with White Point Quilting Club leading the day’s drive at Higginbotham Store, raising 1045 dollars. Local farmer C. S. Allen bought a 500 dollar bond, and 11,000 pounds of scrap iron were collected in a county scrap drive amid war labor concerns.
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Lt Ted Durham Reports From England Letter Home
First Lt. Ted Durham, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Durham, writes from England after six to seven months abroad. He notes English life has become commonplace and reflects on cultural differences and the homogeneity of the country as he adjusts to foreign surroundings.
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Navigating Wartime Signs and Shared Hospitality Abroad
The author recalls removal of road signs during an invasion scare to frustrate enemy navigation. Travelers then faced confusion reaching distant towns, often getting lost but learning to interpret directions. Despite early delays, locals showed plucky hospitality and welcome, shaping a memorable wartime stay.
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BF Loretee
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