Red Cross at record strength aiding U.S. military forces
With forces at peak strength, the American Red Cross reports a record number of workers serving the U.S. military worldwide. More than 2,000 representatives operate at 1,300 installations and 123 hospitals, handling welfare cases, leave reports, and family communications across the United States and abroad.
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RED Cross
U. S
Weather Bureau
Mediterranean
Army
Navy
Air Force
American Red Cross
United States
The
Japan
Far East
Europe
Germany
England
France
Stimson resigns state post on land survey board
C. Stimson of Houston resigns from the State Board of Examiners of licensed land surveyors leaving Bascom Giles and A G Farmer without a third member. He cites a need for a compulsory surveyors exam and plans to seek reinstatement when such law passes. He warns courts are clogged by boundary disputes caused by unqualified surveyors.
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A. C. Stimson
Houston
State Board of Examiners of Licensed Land Surveyors
Bascom Giles
A G. Farmer
Junction
Stimson
Allan Shivers
Com. Giles
Giles
Shivers
State Board of Examiners
Senate
Joe W Oliver Reports Late Eagle Copies From Mexico City
Joe W Oliver writing from Mexico City as a US Civil Services inspector with the hoof and mouth disease control program reports receiving copies of the eagle about a month late while Austin air mail arrives in two days. He notes the work is not easy or pleasant but it pays off and mentions others interests.
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Joe W. Oliver
Mexico City
US Civil Services
Eagle
Austin
Oliver
Bear Creek Study Club Meets Tuesday
Mrs. Damon Evans spoke on The ABC's of the World at Bear Creek Study Club's luncheon held Tuesday at Mrs. T. S. Jones's home. Topics included government, constitution by laws, and a plan to move meetings to the first Friday. A music filing cabinet for the school band room was approved and about two dozen towels were donated to the school cafeteria.
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Damon Evans
Bear Creek Study Club
T. S. Jones
ABC
Exvan
C. W McCarroll
Allen Bishop
Rufus Coney
Charlie Bishop
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Outing Note
Sunday October 9 includes Sunday School at 9 45 led by Gene Jones superintendent and Morning Worship at 11 led by H R Copeland Austin Seminary student in pulpit Circle I meets with Mrs Wilfred Whittle Circle II meets with Mrs W E Allen An outing on the Colorado silver last week involved Mr and Mrs H A Brewster Mr and Mrs E R Gaver Mr and Mrs Sam Brewster and son Charles before they returned home in Cisco referenced in the same notice.
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Gene Jones
H. R. Copeland
Austin Seminary
Circle No. I
Wilfred Whittle
Circle No. II
W. E. Allen
H. A. Brewster
E. R. Gaver
Sam Brewster
Charles
Colorado
Miss Viola Schrier Visits Fort Worth Family
Miss Viola Schrier arrives Monday from Fort Worth for an extended stay with her mother Mrs. Kitty Schrier and relatives. Tungsten has the highest melting point of metals. Eskimo dogs have the heaviest fur. Pine trees resist lightning better due to resin limiting conduction.
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Viola Schrier
Ihort Worth
Kitty Schrier
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