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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1942

Page

2

Wartime notes and local notices from Comanche County

Local broadcast compiles war effort appeals and community updates. Reader reminders cover Defense Bond quotas, a suggested six day school week, Infantile Paralysis Fund support, bus anecdotes, and civic humor along with shortages and wartime logistics across Comanche and nearby counties.

Sermon Factors Behind Attendance Decline

Survey shows 15 percent cite uninteresting sermons 9 percent blame individual reasons with unique factors 6 percent felt no spiritual help 4 percent say no one invited them 4 percent say ministers focus on telling people how to be good

A. B. English Comanche Methodist Church Advertising Club Lutheran Church Flushing New York

Loafer Candidate Voices Harsh Views On War and Relief

A dramatic street corner speaker rails about foreign policy and wartime issues while blaming crops and land losses on others. He rants about Hitler Mussolini and the Japs and promises future action in the President's seat as county relief supports his family.

William B. Huggins Mills County Comanche County Hitler Mussolini W.P.A

The President's Seat and a Street Lament

The article notes a public official’s seat and an observer’s claim of idleness as a figure loafed along a city street. It frames concerns about leadership and accountability amid street scenes and civic life.

Our Way To Victory Poem Urges Defense Bonds Purchase

Poem by Otis R. Coker encourages buying Defense Bonds to support Uncle Sam's war effort. It links patriotism, defeating Hitler and Japan, and funding soldiers with every paycheck.

Uncle Sam Hitler Sam

Funeral for C. D. Cuthbertson Draws Out-of-Town Guests

The funeral for C. D. Cuthbertson was held in Comanche with attendees from Stephenville Dublin Carlton Brownwood Odessa Wichita Falls Colorado City and other nearby towns. Out-of-town relatives included Carl W Turnbow John Moore Olden Graves C C Baxter Troy Baxter and Lillian Pond among others.

C. D. Cuthbertson Comanche Carl W. Turnbow Stephenville John Moore Hico Olden Graves Dublin C. C. Baxter George Allen Carlton Troy Baxter Rouss Baxter Brownwood J. E. Pond Odessa Charles Poteet Wichita Falls Lillian Pond Colorado City

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