Wartime Town and Farm Rural Press Summary
Wartime bulletin from Office of War Information highlights fire prevention, soil erosion, and conservation methods. Notes labor shifts with women in defense industries, rabbit pest control in Australia affecting export markets, and rising naval repair jobs at Pearl Harbor. Mentions unrestricted purchase of used buses and new gasoline certificate rules and reports births surpassing three million in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF War Information
Luarymeius
United Sites
Yancey
River of Tae
Joba
Irene Tries
U.S
Australia
Colle Tliches
Petoher
Pearl Harbor
United States
Seorch
TEI
Ae Engn Heen
Automobile Wreck Wounds Pasadena Man
Earl Adima of Pasadena sustains painful cuts and ankle gashes in an automobile wreck. Witnesses say Mrs Tinyve Thoms and others described injuries as considerable, with several relatives and friends mentioned in the report.
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Earl Adima
Pasadena
Tinyve Thoms
Adstys
Gdebroak
Middlebene
Fisher
Crory
Mel
McCreary
Weather Keeps Threshing Busy in Rice District
The piece notes favorable weather for threshing in the Eagle Lake rice district with labor shortfalls. About seventy five percent of the crop has been threshed. Various locals visit family and friends, including Mrs J A Chew from Houston and Mr and Mrs M S Weir from Ponca City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istriet
Eagle Lake District
J. A. Chew
W. A. Dickerson
Houston
M.S. Weir
Ponca City
Gknhoma
W. N. Barrow
Erwin Reinhart
Weimar
Reinhart
Ernestine Brooks
Eagle Lake
Roger
Ryan
Richmond
Telus
Eugie Lake
Miss Lillie
Anselm
Taistok
Bay City
Mggers
Range
Eggers
M. Womack
Maggie Putney
Four Football Games on Air Saturday Buds Broadcasters List
Four college football games will be broadcast Saturday across multiple Texas stations. The Texas Longhorns meet Oklahoma at 1:30 pm on KPRC Houston WOAI Antonia and WFAA Dallas Fort Worth, with Rice vs Tulane at 2:20 pm on KTRH Houston and KRLD Dallas. At 7:50 pm AL and Me LSA faces, heard on KXYZ Houston KTSA San Antonio KGRKO Dallas KRIS Corpus Christi KRGV WOO College Station WTAW, while S. M. A. meets Randolph Field on IT Houston and other Texas outlets. Substantial station list includes KRI Midland KGKL San Angelo KBST Big Spring WACO KE Tanple KNOW and KABC San Antonio.
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Humble
Saturda
Texas Longhorn-Oklahoma University
Gine
KPRC
KRI Midland
KGKL
San Augulo
KBST
Big Spring
WACO
Ewiner
Tanple
KNOW
Listing
KABC
San Antonio
Visit Recap of Home Week in Houston
Mrs. J. He Misses Mary-Louie, Ruby Bell, Eloise Crawford and Phoee Walker traveled by Morgan car to Houston last Saturday and returned Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lily Norris arrived Tuesday from Austin to stay with her daughter Mrs. J. T. Carney.
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Houston
J. He
Mary — Louie
Ruby Bell
Eloise Crawford
Phoee Walker
Lily Norris
Austin
J. T. Carney
Ownership statement for Lake Headlight publication
A notary swears Mrs Bruce W McCarty is owner publisher and business manager of Eagle Lake Head Light. The document lists addresses in Eagle Lake Texas and notes no mortgage or security holders holding 1 percent or more. Sworn Sept 19, 1944 before Notary Bonthe in Colorado County Texas.
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Bruce W. McCarty
Eagle Lake
Ella E. Lun
Faggle Lake
Texas
Bruce W McCarty
Ness
Bruce Carty
Cotton Ginning Report Shows 3016 Bales Ginned in Colorado County
Special agent Y. Cherry reports 3016 bales of cotton ginned in Colorado County from the 1944 crop prior to September 16, compared with 7583 bales for the prior year. J C Townley continues. Bay Miss Anna Lou Jones visiting Mrs Frank Duly.
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J.C. Townley
Bay
Anna Lou Jones
Touston
Frank Duly
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Ews Bureau
Tee Owls
Bation Reminder
Ivag
Wey
Tienry Goldamme
Sy Viton
Ine
Jean Ts Weraltys
Kolberg
Jersey
Wilcga Grocery
Q-P
Kolberg’s
Creamilk
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRee
Meadlichttle
Twreaty
Gindyarmen
M. Armstrong
T. P. Hiley
Bonthe
Notary Public
Colorado
Vicks VA
Bara
G.I. Joe
United Gas Pipeline Company
United
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