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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1944
Page
6
In wartime prose the importance of waste paper is stressed as vital to sustaining air raids over Berlin and enemy bases. The text urges saving and recycling paper to supply reprocessed material for bombs and gear, noting two million extra tons are needed to keep Fortresses flying and crews returning home.
Wartime notices urge growers to extract value from spinach and other produce with price supports for spinach canning. Employment details note female farm workers arriving in Hartford area. Salvage paper drives and tire eligibility for essential vehicular use are announced, with distribution of substitutes for building supplies and roofing.
Grover Sellers, Texas Attorney General, announces candidacy for a second term in the 144 primary. He cites experience as Attorney General, first assistant, judge, and associate justice, pledging harmony with state officials and continued cooperation with military authorities during wartime. Texans in uniform may vote. he emphasizes presiding roles and commitment to the constitution and laws.
Mr and Mrs Dan Parker of Longview and I Frances Parker of Houston are expected this weekend to spend Mother's Day in the home of Mrs G W Parker. An appreciated and usable gift includes four stunning new bug mishmash and charming blouses at J B Smith Company.
Health officials warn vacationers to take precautions in water activities at lakes rivers and ponds amid wartime travel limits. guidance stresses avoid swimming after meals avoid polluted waters and never rock boats or swim in overheated conditions. cautionary note masks hazards and urges responsible recreation. Hicks Rubber Co Wharton ad appears at end.
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