Concluding message honors 36th Division at war's front
Maj. Gen. Fred L. Walker issues a June 16 congratulatory message to the 36th Division for its battles from Paestum to Cassino and the Tiber, praising beachhead action, losses, and capture of key ground. A separate city notice urges public fire safety behavior and nonmembership riders near fire equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Walker
Set
Norman Buckle
Llano
Paestum
Hitler
Camino and
Samminge
Lane
Etry d Fillero
Mt. Ma
Rominda
San Pietro
Rapido
Cassino
Castellone Ridge
Velletri
Fire Department
Wanted: Rawleigh dealer opportunity in Llano area
M H McDermott fire marshal Llano Texas announces search for a reliable person to succeed C D Titlow as Rawleigh dealer for Liang county serving 1500 families. No experience required with credit furnished and strong profits as Rawleigh products sold for over 30 years. Send inquiries to Rawleigh's Dept TXH-449-1620 Memphis Tenn or contact R W Daniel Route 2 San Saba Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Titlow
Liang County
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
R. W. Daniel
San Saba
Tex
Llano Texas Public Budget Hearing Notice 1944
Notice of a public hearing on the proposed budget for the City of Llano Texas to be held at 8 50 PM on September 11 1944 in the City Marshal's office. T J Watkins mayor.
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Llano
Tayas
T. J. Watkins
City of
Texas
War Reforms Replace Horses with Motorized Gear
The judge notes that motorized Jeeps trucks and equipment have replaced horses in modern warfare. Eben agrees and cites daily changes in tactics and product use, including alcohol which in World War I served smokeless powder chemicals and medical supplies but now has different wartime roles.
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Eben
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Leo Jiranek
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Obinson Bros. Bus Line
Lilane
Austin
Georgetown
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Gates
Walter Janner
M. H. McDermott
John Cummins
Devel
Armed Services
New Orleans
Pacific Northwest
Rio Grande Valley
H. M. Lull
R. C. Rommell
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