Bride Coralee Vogelman Weds Lieutenant Morris Refsell
Miss Coralee Vogelman and First Lieutenant Morris O. Refsell were united in marriage on August 27 at the Vogelman home in San Marcos Texas The bride wore a white marquisette princess dress with pink amaryllis corsage The groom son of Mrs Dora Refsell of Wallingford served in the Army Air Forces and was promoted to first lieutenant August 20 The Times extends congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
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Morris O. Refsell
Dora Refsell
Wallingford
Comlee Vogelman
K. d. Vogelman
San Marcos
Texas
le J. Taatringe
Vogelman
Texa
Phillip Debrell
First Methodist
Teachers College
Dara Refsell
Graettinger
Army Air Forces
Europe
Refsell
Highth Air Force
Ressell
World War II Veterans Return Home In Diverse Notices
Multiple service members and civilians are described returning home or awaiting reassignment. Pfc. Clara J. Suss arrives in the U.S. by plane after service with the WAC in the Philippines. Cpl. Norman Luchsinger returns from Europe, with others including Vincent Young joining the Navy and Dean Christensen on leave. The piece notes hospital stays, furloughs, and ongoing mobilizations plus rationing updates and local anecdotes about veterans and families in Estherville.
New Hampshire Leads Nation in Sixth War Loan
New Hampshire raised 221 percent of its quota in the sixth war loan, leading the nation in performance and demonstrating strong public support for the war effort.
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New Hampshire
Unclear fragmentary historical note about a loan request
Fragmentary OCR passage shows Mose seeking a loan from a white gentleman. the text includes oblique quotations about work, strength, and a departing remark. The excerpt is garbled and lacks coherent narrative, making precise summary difficult.
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Mose
No Title Found In Fractured Local Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue describes Abie negotiating clothing prices and a buyer insisting on fair pricing. The speaker urges honesty and accuses chiseling, ending with a firm sale and resolve to proceed. Named person Deb appears briefly amid the bargaining.
Untaxing Usings and the Free Enterprise Drive
The Texas Pax Journal argues free enterprise elevates living standards and security for many, but excessive regulation and heavy taxation hinder production and investment. It contends moderate taxation will unleash private initiative, urging swift policy action by the Administration and Congress after the war end.
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Texas ‘Pax Journal
Ant Congress
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the Stars and Stripes
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Clara J. Suss
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Clara Uss
Woman's Army Corps
United States
WAC
Paville
Philippines
Osher
Julius Osher
Estherville
Norfolk
Norman Luchsinger
Norman Buchsinger
Antwerp
Helium
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Hirape
Hin
Telbe
BR. Luchsinner
Byran lRalfs
Navy
Harry Fink
Aquaib
Jahnny Barris
Harris
Veter- Icans
Des Moines
Greetlinner
Rob Wendt
Bob Wendt
Minneapolis
Camp Cook
California
13Th Armored
Pfe
John Howard
Bessie Howard
John
Charlotte
Marjorie Rathman
St. Louis
Eeee
Hol Weeden
Ed Weeden
Chicago
Tath Armored
Charles Lambe
Frank Lambe
East of Grachtinger
Germany
Lambe
Army Engineers
Tom Sullivan
Herve
Tore
Johnny Plum
John Phim
Milwaukee
J. A
Johnny
Q. L
Vincent Young
R. M. Young
Vincent
Youngs
Hays
Merle
Charles
Lea
Sant
The
Times
Dean Christensen
Army Air Powers
Ana Ales
Carl Christensen
Oakmulwee
Oklahoma
Finglamtend
States
Ken Reeves, Jr
Ben Reeves
Jim
L. FE. Young
Leo
Pearl Harbor
Pet
Roland ¥. Luchsinger
USMC
James Hayes
Third Fleet
Tokyo
Pacific
OPA
Loco Boards
Vasaline
Smith
Jones
Willie
Mexico
Anty
Anaimi
Tim
Ife
Dunior
Stars & Stripes
Farmers Grain Co
Iowa
Thank You, Graettinger
Charter Coach Company
Fort Dodge
Emmetsburg
Pocahontas
Storm Lake
Cherokee
LeMars
Sioux City
Charter Coach Co
Olga
Jeereeye
Hawkeye Theater
Kowa
Jean Arthur
Lee Bowman
National Velvet
Mickey Rooney
Elizabeth Taylor
Watson Hall
Swanee
Sun
Eddie Haddad
Ding Ellis
Nee
Sarno
Lake
Okoboil
Arnolds Park
Owa
Klive Stock Commission Company
Dale
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