Births Rise in U S Across First Four Months
The Comanche Chief notes 20000 more births in January through April year over year, citing Selective Draft and improved economy. Marriage licenses also rise 25 percent in the same period, with Texans and others pursuing studies at UT, A&M, and out of state colleges. W Lee O Daniel lists supporters by class for Senate race, and Molly O Daniel's engagement links to Tyler mayor’s family through Jack Wrather.
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A. & M. College
Columbia University
New York
University of Chicago
Colorado
Molly O’daniel
Comanche
House
Jack D. Wrather
Tyler
Beggar clinics and civic bids in Texas and New York
A mix of local notes and national trends on beggars and welfare analysis. Reports describe New York City clinic findings exposing false disabilities and the impact on relief, plus Texas towns policing weeds, draft notices, and civic concerns in Comanche and Rockdale.
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Col Washburn to Speak at De Leon Program July 1
Lieut Col Frank E Washburn of Camp Bowie Headquarters will headline a patriotic De Leon program July 1 tied to the registration for military service for men who are now 21 years old.
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Frank E. Washburn
Camp Bowie
New Traffic Signal Lights Up in Comanche
The City of Comanche installed a new traffic light on the southwest corner of the square. It was installed Friday and began operating for the first time Saturday.
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Comanche
A Comanche Citizens Letter to The Chief Readers
A Missive from Comanche County Texans praising The Comanche Chief editor and staff. The note extols weekly paper devotion, celebrates the press as a vehicle of guidance, and pledges support to the editor and associates in bringing “Fifty Words” of local history and prayer to homes.
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Solomon
Humanity
Texas
Comanche County
The Big Four In Senate Race
The piece lists candidates including Lyndon Johnson and Lyndon B. Johnson and W. Lee O'Daniel with slogans. It portrays a heated Texas senate race with attack lines and calls to unseat professional politicians. The text references a boom of campaign rhetoric and public stances from multiple figures.
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Martin
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United
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W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
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