Comanche County politics and war talk dominate
The Comanche Chief notes 1873 war with Japan 8 months old, Pearl Harbor attack dated, local primary runoffs in Coleman Brownwood district, and Cain County races. It covers rent control, rationing, school plans, and various local officials with remarks on civic engagement and wartime policy.
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Comanche County
Good Old
Comanche
One Country One Flag One Team
Poem recalling wartime unity among Texas college teams Baylor Baylor Bear Rice Owl TCU Frog Arkansas Hog Texas Steer and Aggie with World War II imagery and civic notes from De Leon Corpus Christi Comanche Granbury including local visitors and family mentions.
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Many Comanche Residents and Out-of-Town Guests This Weekend
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Warren of Baird and others visiting from Y. H. Hickman E. Vineyard and Mrs. S. E. Hogan. Families spent weekends in Fort Worth and Comanche with relatives across Hamilton, Dublin, Stephenville, and Brownwood. Recruits and service members update with Odell Power and Austin Williams among those noted.
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Herbert Goodson, Jr
David Herbert
Camp Wolters
Mineral Wells
Comanche
Hardie Jones
O. H. Donaho
Dallas
John Donaho
Frank Mackie
John Norridh
Hillsboro
Tom Moore
Texas Power & Light Company
Grady Williams
Fort Bliss
C. W. Williams
Marion Wilkerson
Hamilton
Inez Sullivan
Pat Sullivan, Jr
Stephenville
Rufus Higgs
Cullie West
Cross Plains
Kermit Neal
de Leon
C. A. Luper
Fort Worth
Maurine Dixon
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Bill Hicks
Drwapon Ritchie
Brownwood
Margaret Cunningham Broadstreet
Houston
Ray Marlin
Christine Williams
Ruth Jacobs
North Carolina
L. T. Coker
Bellville
A. J. Coker
Ottis Fields
Sidney
Amarillo
Bud Newsome
Mrs
S. B. Boykin
German Falls
Walter Chapman
Earl Burnett
Raymond Patton
Henry Johnson
Charlie Matthews
Elizabeth Lee
Janice
San Francisco
Harry Melowsky
Melowskys
Lake Goldthwaite
Dublin
Herschel Horton
G. A. Dodson
New Mexico
Peggie Durham
Tarleton
W. E. Still
Sudan
Karl Shock
Glenn Frazier
Mexia
John Kimble
German
Thelma Barrett
Marshall
Gordon Barrett
Bettie Harris
Trinidad
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Sid Harris
F. P. Holliday
Nat Holeman
San Antonio
Clyde Kirk
Lucy Kirk
L. D. Bassett
O. M. Scott
Marion Bassett
Camp Crowder
Odell Power
Parks Air College
East Saint Louis
Illinois
Austin P. Williams
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
S. V. Williams
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