Comanche County News Highlights War Efforts and Local Education
The issue reports Gallup poll figures on a presidential race, calls for blood drives with a 1250 pint quota, and praises Comanche County efforts. It notes Daniel Baker College at Brownwood plans a self help program with free tuition paid by work, plus remarks on local REA leadership and teacher salary proposals for the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Comanche Independent School District
State Teachers Association
Military Misfires and Frugal Courtship in Local Tales
A bespectacled youth at a nearby film sits beside his draft board chairman and asks if the bus goes to Birmingham. A recruit fails to salute a captain who quips about fitting uniforms. A suitor promises to share costs with his father to marry his daughter, claiming shared burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mrs. Holmes Returns After Week Away
Mrs. Y. W. Holmes comes back after seven weeks with her daughters Mrs. Paul Franklin of Sherman and Mrs. Albert Whittle of Rocksprings. J. K. Wilhelm of A. M. spent the weekend with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Holmes
Paul Franklin
Sherman
Albert Whittle
J. K. Wilhelm
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J. C. Wilkerson
Bexas
Comanche
Menard News
Roosevelt
Dewey
Gallup
Harlem
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Fastland
Eastland
Roy Brannan
Red Cross
Brannan
Cox
Daniel Baker
Brown
Wood
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood College
Berea College
Kentucky
Kentucky College
Berea
Brownwood
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Presbyterian College
A. C. Thomas
Comanche Rea
Brazos River
Fort Worth
Central and
North Texas
REA
Texas
Pro
England
Sam
D. G. Hampton
Hubbard
Mable
Kroehler
Prockers
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