Girl Scout News Sight At UMZentiy Evening Event
An evening gathering at UMZentiy drew Girl Scout members and volunteers. Attendees planned activities, shared updates, and emphasized community projects and leadership roles for local troops.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1945
Page
8
An evening gathering at UMZentiy drew Girl Scout members and volunteers. Attendees planned activities, shared updates, and emphasized community projects and leadership roles for local troops.
Private Roy R. Stallman, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Stallman of Garwood, has been transferred from Camp Hood, Texas to Raleigh, North Carolina, joining the Infantry Replacement Training Center and North Carolina State College with the Army in North Carolina. Gardner Seaholm, Pharmist Mate 2-C, left to return to his Naval Base at Yorktown, Virginia, accompanied to Houston by his father and brother. Staff Sergeant Dick Janik of the United States Marines left East Bernard to return to his camp in California after a family visit. A party honored Sergeant Janik, Dr. and Mrs. L. Teo pecky and children. Private Harold Grasshoff writes from Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri. Sergeant Hugh Sheridan of Hon Ga Army Air Field visited with his wife and infant. Lieutenant Ernest Finka leaves La Junta, Colorado after duty with his parents.
Dorothy W. Baruch writes in the August Texas Outlook on Do s for Teachers stressing affection for children, letting them do things their way, and listening. The note also mentions letters about readers and local people traveling, with rejoiners on family and military furloughs.
Early steel industry at Joliet makes rods, tails and wire vital to the West. Proximity to soft coal debds enabled efficient production. Though Chicago plants rose, Joliet remains a strong asset in funding War Bonds, per the U.S. Treasury Department.
The article highlights Utah as a major mineral producer in 1943 with ore value surpassing all states, led by gold at 13.26 million dollars and copper, silver, and other metals contributing large sums. It notes untapped ore deposits and references Treasury Department figures as context for wartime bond benefits. It also reports military and family news mentioning Lt. JG Raymond Waddell and relatives visiting and traveling to Fort Benning, Lubbock, and Matthews.
AUSTIN Aug 15 Director Homer Garrison of the Texas Department of Public Safety reports a 23.32 percent six month crime rise for 1945 over 1944. Daily averages include three robberies two rapes seven burglaries 43 cars thefts and 187 other thefts with burglary and auto theft up sharply. He warns reconversion will bring job shifts population shifts and unemployment that will heighten crime, urges rapid release of trained officers and determined public action to fight crime.
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