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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
3
A humor piece notes the editor of a small town paper might publish a damning wedding satire when leaving town for unknown destinations. It mocks a groom and bride with sharp, risque descriptions and ends with the editor’s life ambition and departure.
A diary by Bob Travis records purchases and payments through the year including a car on easy terms, a radio, books, land, a saxophone, and a piano. The entry details loans from the Boss and Uncle George, job loss, and later pursuit of funds and character. Fort Worth context adds regional color with local oil man Walter Duffey recalling Hogtown boom era politics. The piece ends with Chevis R. Cleveland honored as state president of the National League of District Postmasters.
Frank Scofield announces Defense Bonds and Savings Stamps may be purchased by private corporations unincorporated associations partnerships trusts funds sovereignties and public bodies. He notes Masonic bodies county organizations Lions Clubs and Kiwanis have already invested in Defense Bonds and advises trust funds estates consider them.
A county case concludes with one faction in a dispute prevailing. The decision reflects the era’s straight political posture and the local clash over monument work.
July pension payments in Texas will peak in history with 144,354 eligible recipients and an average payment of 18.54 dollars. Officials attribute the rise to emergency legislative appropriations and broadened eligibility, warning future revenues may vastly increase funds for pensions.
In the Southern Region under the Federal Food Stamp Plan, 1,119,514 public assisted people can obtain free fresh peaches with blue food stamps to supplement their regular purchases during the tal emergency.
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