Appreciation To Rock Island For Aid Rendered
Postmaster R. E Maze sent to the Headquarters of the Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School Foster Field Texas a long letter of appreciation and commendation. The message honors Rock Island patrons and citizens for support and aid, praising community spirit and wartime cooperation.
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Rock Island
R. E Maze
Army Air Fares
Foster Field
Texas
Patrinne Enzens
Chile
Aries
Persia
Betis
Tae Ghiitte Hyun Whee
Seventy Five College Girls Parade Through Eagle Lake
A Whitworth College group of seventy five students from seventeen states, including eight from Texas, traveled by private buses to Eagle Lake. They planned meals and trips to study geography, language, and the arts, with past excursions to Cuba, Panama, and Florida noted.
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Peranvetd
Beilith
Eule
Whitwarth
Pateeniven
Hear
Vie City Park
Jexson
Cuba
Panama
Florida
Texa
Six Pound Son Joins The Headlight Staff
Six pound son joins The Headlight staff in a brief notice from Houston. The item notes family connection to Mr and Mrs Je Taslor and mentions local acknowledgments, with improvised names and unclear details reflecting damaged OCR.
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Amd
Taslor
St. Deeph
Dumnary
Houston
Dirk
Frnka Radack Vows Spoken In New Haven Connecticut
A wedding ceremony for Evelyn Maw Froake aunt Liewtenant man A. Radek was held at Mir bly Church New Haven. The ceremony honored the couple with family present including parents Mr and Mrs COPE Tawlick and sister Siew Ele. Attendants included Rohert Fy Hatley and Mise Terry Hb iatick with the bride wearing white and pink carnations. The ceremony concluded with customary reception remarks and noted the bride’s schooling from 1938. (Continued on page Eight)
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A. Radek
Suresey
New Haven
Chan
Edward Holohan
Proum
Cope Tawlick
Siew
Wits
Serena
Tate Henel
Mit
Raetaek
Rohert
Fy Hatley
Ian Ad
Terry Hbiatick
Wes Din
Atcosserios
Stulirke
Je Rio
Fred G. Fraka
AML
Heron
Ash
City Election Calm With Nineteen Votes Cast
A city election Tuesday produced nineteen votes with no opposition or write ins. Three tickets each received the same number of votes, reflecting citizen satisfaction. Victor Engedhard managed the election, aided by Miss Kate Griffin and Miss Madeline Cearnal. clerks included H. W. Graves, WOM Thomas, and C. C. Epps were unchallenged.
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Ainly
Thorn
Kate Griffin
Madeline
Cearnal
Mts
H. W Graves
Wom Thomas
C. C Epps
Spalinger Tract Drilling Deferred
In a brief notice the Spalinger tract drilling project was deferred. The decision references the county commission and a renewal process with the local energy department. No new site activity is planned in the near future according to municipal officials.
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Mannie Oi Co
Leunin
Rice Car Loads Shipped To Canada Match Pace
Canadian-bound shipments move 45 car loads of rice amid steady pace. multiple grades reported in transit with overall robust demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Trustees Elected In Lake Independent School District
The Lake Independent School District trustee election produced fetal votes totaling 186. Distribution shows Wintermann and McCreary with strong support and Shirley E emerging as a clear winner. The county reports indicate Rillough and Balloush received limited opposition.
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D. R. Wintermann
McCreary
Shirley
Eefile Lake Independent
David TR
Wintermung
Mevtoor Te
Tom T Waddell
Sperdn
Sheriff Buck Lane Warns of Rabies in Tennessee
Sheriff Buck Lane of White ton warns newspapers of a dog bite near Pittsburgh Tennessee around 3 o clock March 30. The soldier bitten shows rabies symptoms and is currently unlocatable. Lane asks for broad publicity to locate and protect the public.
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Buck” Lane
Sheriff
Buck" Lane
Whiteton
Pittsburgh
Tenn
Sheriff Lane
Deakin Grom
Lane
Lames
Dhp
U. S.A
Soldier Not Harmed by Rabid Dog
Pittsburgh April 5 The army ended a three day nationwide hunt after Pvt Trentino Scarpino 20 of Pittsburgh reported to the health office and was found unharmed His leg skin showed no puncture and his trouser tearing was minor Immunization not required A sailor bitten by the same dog was located and treated
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Pittsburgh
Hope Alexander
Trentino Scarpino
Scarpino
Army
Air” Corps
Junta
Colo
Cole's Theatre Announces Change In Starting Time
Cole's Theatre changes its starting times for the season with a slight shift. Weekday box office opens at 7 30, and shows begin at 7 43. This adjustment affects early performances and nightly schedules.
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Cole’s Theatre
Funeral Services For Edwin J Drozd In Houston Monday
Obituary notice for Edwin J Drozd of Houston notes long service with Shredded Steel Co and tin can collection campaign. Details about funeral arrangements, survivors, and cousins are included in a tribute from family and local friends.
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Edwin J. Drozd
Houston
Tawin J. Droz
Tlouston
Brozd
Shredded Steel Company of
Big Project
Ehayeh
Tegal
Gethsemunie
Deeadis
Houeten
Stevens
Mary Dread
Sealy
Sisté
Jasephine Drove
Margsiret
New Mexico
Frances Green
Willie J. Dreed
Mes
de Frnka
Nada
Drozd
Fred G. Frnka
Eagle Lake
Droz
Alber
Tie Green
George A. Fines
Ditimie Fyokas Av T
Hatth
Sidney Bid
Wille Drazds
Pele
Tin Can Collection Update Notice
Mayor Walter announces a tin can collection event for Tuesday April 13 and requests residents to place cans out in front for easy retrieval. The note mentions an older Finsean collection forVk day and urges timely participation to avoid loss of items.
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Walter
Frand
Rieir Rear
Finn
Rev Wolf Accepts Call To St Pauls Columbus
Rev Wolf leaves Columbus churches after 79 years of service as pastor Wo AL Flichmeien is commissioned to become a U S Army chaplain. New Techie congregation remains with Wojtein ard while Colunbie group aligns with Cat Spee and Lale Ponk Mintland. service dates and church changes prompt reactions across the Columbus area.
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Wolf
St. Paul’s Church
Columbus
Wo AL Flichmeien
Colin
New Biehit
Shaws Bend
Cherie
Pasion Watt
Wojtein
Thepe
Gos Vinnie
Tyiany
Colombes
Uncle's Boys In Service News From Fort Sill and Beyond
Local column updates readers on servicemen and family news. Pvt. Reuben Miller visiting Columbus with wife. Lieut. Ralph Fuller returns from San Diego to visit his mother. Lieut. Bruce Waddell transferred to Camp Rucker, Alabama. Chas. F. Walker recalls Navy training at University of Idaho. Eagle Lake High School graduate reflects on classmates from San Diego. Lt. Joseph Lichnovsky stationed at Nada. Nathan brothers listed with Maxwell and Fort Worth units. Minor corrections note Pvt. Hume L. Baker’s parentage. Major Bert McRee spends four hours with his parents. Capt. Ch. Morgan recently released from hospital.
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Commencement Univ. of Idaho
Chas. F. Walker
Naval Training School
University of Tithe
Navy
Tealee
Chassid
Eagle Lake High School
San Diego
Calif
Lichnovsky
Joseph’ F. Lichnovsky
Nada
Sans
Tves
Nakin
Nathan
Ft. Worth
Pieasimt Tetters
Maxwell Texas
Lous Nathan
Carrenwd
Fort Genjamin Morrison
Indiana
Virginia Frazar State University Blue Bonnet Belle Pageant
Miss Virginia Fair Prazix led a homey display as Virginia Frazar State University hosted the 14th annual Spring Round-Up at Austin. Three hundred contestants from the university competed for the Blue Bonnet Belle title, highlighted by a dramatic Rowd-Go presentation and a concert by notable performers.
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Virginia F. Frazar State University
Blue Bonnet Belle
Mie Pricey
Dewi
Hope Wetarban
Brave
Nik Loughe
Fener
Santa Fe workers awarded honor flag at plant event
Affected employees at Santa Fe gathered Wednesday to receive an honor flag commemorating service and loyalty. Officials cited collective effort and long service as the core reason for the recognition while noting ongoing commitments to the plant and community.
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Santa Fe
Ladies Evening Celebrates A Week Of Social Fun
An enjoyable event last week featured Miss Crim and Miss Stephens leading a program at Eagle Lake Tye School. Draper Stephens and Charlynn Stephens performed cornets and solos while Lionesses added to the hospitality with refreshments and a variety of games.
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Mosachal Howe
Mne Crim
Poplin
Eagle Lake
Tye
Draper Stephens
Charlynn Stephens
Anderson Bros No 1 Coring At 6800 Feet
After a week long shutdown the Magnolia well Anderson Brothers resumed drilling. The well was reported coring at around 6500 feet with a drill stem test planned for the afternoon. Local reports note continued activity at Chesterville with the operation focusing on coring operations.
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Anderson Bros
Magnolia
Anderson Brothers Wildear
Chesterville
Rice Planting Gains Pace Across Open Fields
Rice planting advances vigorously across acres as crews in Salt Lake rush to sow rows. Farmers and rice rowers commit to feeding the world, with steady activity turning the season toward a bountiful harvest.
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Salt Lake
Forty Six Garments Shipped To Benefit Service Members
A note lauds Mrs commit men for shipping forty six knitted garments to aid boys in the service. The article emphasizes strong commendation for the welfare efforts and support provided by the group.
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St.Tainis
Red Cross Quota Over-Subscribed In Eagle Lake
A garbled OCR note from Eagle Lake shows Red Cross fundraising activity with names and figures. It mentions Booth as chair and references local participants and totals, though many details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Red Cross
Eagle Lake
Victory Gardens Promote Healthful Diet and Exercise
Aided by outdoor work and fresh vegetables, home gardens boost vitamins in the daily diet and encourage physical activity. The text urges individuals to cultivate a garden to ensure a balanced, healthful routine with lettuce onions beets and other garden produce supporting wellbeing.
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Tsu
Rice Growers Protest Loan for Cuban Crops
Homer L. Brinkley, manager of the American Rice Growers Association, protested a Government loan of 25 million dollars to Cuba. He argues Cuba is a major export market and the loan supports Cuban production that could compete with U.S. rice for domestic consumption.
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Washington
Homer L. Brinkley
Assa
Cuba
Information For Notaries Public Information For Notaries Public
Secretary of Y Ta tham has procedures for notaries public including sworn statements and application steps. The note references a penally ta teers and an ox address 843 EM Deeree for further guidance.
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Y Tatham
Sr Chere
Deeree
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Red Cross Sewing Knitting Room
Connecticut
Hearlight
Evelyn
Lomund
Radack
Spalinger Tract
Pet
Daughtry Roberts
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Reuben Miller
Malller
Will Walker
Lieut. Fuller
Ralph Fuller
C. P. Hoyo
Alabama
Bruce William Waddell
Him Waddell
Cam Rucker
Alabaani
Frank Duty
Marin’ Frank Duty
Frank
Hume L. Baker
Pvt. Baker
Nulda L. Baker
Oscar Bruker
Minda
Bert McRee
W. E MeRem
Isi
Cpt
Ch. Morgan
Hog
Kalizendhyn
San Br
Boothe
Jocal
Cane Pani
Robart
Cole
Litibas
Dave
Hide
Uae
Miller
Victory Gardens
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