Henry’s Kindred Civic Tour Meets Central Power Shareholder Line
Henry, a friendly Texas hatter, shakes hands across the town meeting doctors, dentists, barbers, farmers, and housewives after purchasing Central Power shares. He leaves with a swollen right hand and reflects that CPL is owned by the people it serves, as highlighted on Report to the Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
CPL
Town and Farm in Wartime Pace Behind War Needs
Office of War Information section outlines wartime agricultural policy noting inflation impacts on land values and farm ownership after 1919. It states prisoners of war assist only in limited, unit-based labor for agriculture and forestry when work exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF War Information
Miung
Fu Cniner
Prinerea Shane
United States
Veterans Aid Crisis in Postwar Labor Gaps Reported
The article notes about forty five thousand prisoners worked on southern farms last year harvesting peanuts rice cotton and sugar cane. It discusses Veterans Administration mail procedures and the large master index with tens of millions of names including many common surnames. It also covers defense related topics such as Christmas mail to troops overseas and upcoming rationing adjustments for farm machinery and meat and seafood price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Veterans Administration
John
Treasury Department
Howe
The
Internal Revenue
Post Office
War and Navy Departments
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Power
Texas
Heer
Columbia Broad
Central Power and Light Company
Bation Reminder
An Biedy
Hkre
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRee
R. P. Wileos
Bobby
Tommie
Odey
San Antonio
Wilcos
W. M. ‘Thomas
Mrs. S. Po Tigete
Kountze
Ruth Thomas
Laugh- Jin Hospital
Miss Thomas
Galveston
Austin
Eagle Lake
Joyce Marie Cooper
Gussie Oakes
Columbus
E. M. Wallace
Mrs. D. Wallace
Ruby Cooper
San Marcos
Western Union Telegraph Company
H. Lee Johnson
Ophelia Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Richard Yett
Louisiana
Sallie Westmoreland
Eagle Lake Lumber
America
Blue Ports
Southern Union
Vegetable Garden Guide
Better Homes & Gardens Magazine
Union