Will It Last Till 1945 Cecil Brown Warns On War Outlook
Foreign correspondent Cecil Brown says American industry is rapidly mobilizing for war but warns optimism is excessive. Experts disagree on when major offensives may begin, with estimates ranging from 1943 to 1945. Midway and Coral Sea battles mark a shift in Pacific power, signaling stronger US production and resolve as Berlin and Tokyo remain targets.
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Cecil Brown
Los Angeles
United Nations
Hitler
Japan
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Midway Island
Dutch Harbor
Midway
Oshu
Navy
Army
Coral Sea
Tokyo
Pacific
Mikado
Daipan
Berlin
South Announces Re election Bid for Congress
Congressman Charles L. South launches his bid for re election pledging to prioritize winning the war with minimal casualties. A Texas member of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee he notes past actions on farm credit soil conservation and truth in labeling and seeks continued support without extensive local campaign travel.
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Charles L. South
Congress
South
Texas
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Washington
Reprocessing of Used Tin Tubes Aids War Effort
Waste tin toothpaste and shaving tubes are being collected for re processing by the Tin Salvage Institute under Metals Reserve Co. Local managers urge returns with five pound lots or more to Newark New Jersey with reimbursement for freight. Miss Ethel Roberts, Henry School teacher, now stationed in Llano Texas.
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Cart Paul
San Antonio
WPB Priorities Field Service
Mit
Tin Salvigse Institute
Wilsory Avenue
Newark
N. J
Ethel Roberts
Henry
Llano
Texas
Local notes from San Saba 1902 to 1912 events
Brownwood, Temple, and San Saba columns recount community events. Mrs N E Fentress gifts a windmill and pumps to the Ladies Cemetery Association. Prof Rollin Davenport to Robert Lee for summer teaching. families travel between Brownwood, Llano, and Austin. dances and visits noted. 1912 and 1922 items highlight fair talk, schooling, and local weddings.
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N. E. Fentress
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Rollin Davenport
Robert Lee
Sheriff Miller
Richland
Susie Lewis
San Saba
Brownwood
O. Ellis
Austin
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