Finishes Eight Week Fort Polk Field Wiring Course
Private Marvin E. Britton completes an eight week field wiring course at Fort Polk Louisiana. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Britton Hearme and his wife Amie Ives resides in Hocston.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
1
Private Marvin E. Britton completes an eight week field wiring course at Fort Polk Louisiana. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Britton Hearme and his wife Amie Ives resides in Hocston.
F W Easterwood vice president of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce laments the current business chill and urges firms to rebuild on solid confidence, honor obligations, and preserve integrity rather than seek hasty salvage. The piece also notes local curiosities, a serious accident, and a county school board listing teachers for 1923-24.
The speaker argues inflation stems from industry and finance not Congress and urges temporary nationwide controls on wages and prices. He warns rising transportation and living costs require action and contends the President must exercise powers to curb inflation before incomes are effectively confiscated.
Bremond youth Franklin D Swick finished basic training with the Second Infantry Regiment at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Swick of Bremond, attended Bremond High School, and resides with relatives in Waco and Bremond during the stay.
Dr and Mrs J P Fleming as well as their daughter Mary Jane left Tuesday afternoon for a brief vacation to Galveston and Baton Rouge. In Baton Rouge they visited Mrs Ide Robier receiving medical care and stayed with Mrs John Crossley before returning home later that day.
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