Lubbock County Marriage Licenses Drop in 1944
County records show 1,107 marriage licenses issued in 1944, down from 1,259 in 1943, a 152 license decrease. January 1944 saw 85 licenses, while January 1943 and January 1944 both peaked in their years with 104 and 133 licenses respectively.
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Lubbock County
Louie Moore
Eeomas
Young Flier Arthur Fox Dies In Beaumont Plane Crash
Arthur Furby Fox, a youthful high school student, was killed today when the private airplane he rented at Beaumont Municipal Airport crashed shortly before noon. Investigations follow to determine cause.
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Young Flier
Beaumont
Arthur Furby Fox
Beaumont Municipal
North American Aviation to lay off hundreds for B-25 schedule shift
North American Aviation in Kansas City will release several hundred workers due to revised B-25 bomber production schedules tied to a new high priority Lockheed fighter. The cut affects staff with under 12 weeks servicio while hiring for specialized skills continues. the revised plan lengthens production time but does not reduce overall B-25 output.
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Kansas City
North American Aviation, Inc
Kansas
Increase In Low-Price Clothing Promised
Government officials announced a wartime program to prioritize materials for essential low and medium priced clothes, aiming to boost availability for children and cut civilian clothing costs by about 500 million dollars annually. The plan, coordinated by WPB and OPA, would restrict high priced fashion production and roll back prices by six to seven percent.
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U.P
Uncle Sam
William Y. Elliott
War Production Board
WPB
J. A. Krug
Chester Bowies
Yesteray
Elliott
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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OPA
Extreme Tortures Of Japanese In Manila Recounted
A 42 year old Milwaukee mother Isaline Dunning Acosta and her two children were evacuated from Manila after hiding in the city hall for three months during the Japanese occupation. She described brutal torture inflicted by Japanese soldiers including nail extraction stabbing and hanging women upside down and burning them with gasoline. She condemned the Japanese as cruel and barbarous and called for annihilation.
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MacArthur
Luzon
Manila
U. S
Isaline Dunning Acosta
Milwaukee
Wis
Darmo Acosta
Acosta
Dolly
Boots
Sublime Society of Beef Steaks Founded in 1735 London
The Sublime Society of Beef Steaks formed in London in 1735 by an actor. Its members gathered for dining on beefsteaks in a theater setting.
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Sublime Society of
London
Three Years Given in Assault with Intent to Murder
Luis Romo about 30 was found guilty by the 99th district court jury of assault with intent to murder Pilar Turrubiartez in Slaton on January 7. A three year prison sentence was recommended after a one hour and twenty five minute verdict.
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99Th District Court
Pilar Turrubiartez
G. V. Pardue
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Ray Harrington
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C. A. Lightfoot
W. C. Hobbs
Clarence E. Woods
H. L. Handley
W. H. Porter
J. H. McNeil
A. R. Ellis
W. R. Tanner
John Wright
Romo
Turrubiarter
Slaton
Turrabiartez
Juan Ariaz
Charley Moore
Pardue
Moore
Lonnie Trussell
Trussell
Fairfield Man Dies After Fifty Years In Corsicana Business
W. M. Peck Jr., 73, a Fairfield native and longtime Corsicana business leader, died today. He was a prominent figure in local commerce for five decades and urged the public to buy a war bond today.
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Fairfield
Corsicana
W. M. Peck, Jr
Tex
Six Million Ration Points Confiscated in Chicago
District Attorney J. Albert Woll announced the arrest of Italian immigrant Gaetano Polito 55 his wife Nellie 42 and their two sons Guy 19 and James 20 after agents found 6 000 000 counterfeit red ration points and counterfeit coupons worth 6 000 gallons of gasoline at their home. Mrs Polito said the sons Guy medically discharged from the Navy and James from the Army Air Corps. Woll warned the counterfeit would disrupt Chicago meat rationing if circulated.
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Chicago
J. Albert Woll
Gaetano Polito
United States
Italy
Nellie
Guy
James
Polito
Navy
Army Air Corps
Woll
Eye Witness Links Nazi Atrocities In Belgium
A Belgian spinster testified she saw a German non commissioned officer kill eight captured American tankmen individually. A U S burial squad recovered the frozen bodies. On December 17 the same unit killed about 100 more Americans in an open field two miles away. The Waffen SS outfit blamed for these and other attacks operated across Belgium.
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Ligneuville
Belgium
U. S
C S E Holland Dies at 77 in Houston
Clarence S. E. Holland of Houston, president and organizer of the Intracoastal Canal Association of Louisiana and Texas, died after a stroke in a Houston hospital. A 77 year old married man, he had previously served as president of the First Texas Joint Stock Land Bank, a government farm loan entity, and was born to a Kentucky newspaper editor.
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Houston
Clarence S. E. Holland
Intracoastal Canal Association of
Louisiana
Texas
Holland
Kentucky
Victoria
First Texas Joint Stock Land Bank
Government Farm
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