France War Women Highlighted by Mina Fiteh Visitor
Mina Fiteh, an overseas worker, spoke on the Carlsbad courthouse lawn about French women who endured privation, work in munition plants, and separation from their men during four years of war. She described a French hospitality project in Lyons and the resilience of refugees and workers amid bombardment.
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Mina
Branece
Texas
Weloek
Fiteh
Lyons
Ayeriees
Prench
Prieata
Joda
Paria
Paris
Turik
Mine Viteh
Grantham
W. H. Holloman
Campaien Committee
Ministerial Association Announces Return to Public Worship
The Ministerial Association proclaims a return to public worship across churches after over a month of closure. It urges all to join a church, seek spiritual values, and share in fellowship as the community heals from wartime loss and grief. Signed by DF Sellards, HW Lowry, G HM Given, F OW Pratt.
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DF Sellards
W. Lowry G. HM Given F. OW. Pratt
State tax panel limits county expenditures on road work
The state tax commission ruled that eight counties must cap spending on road projects by one percent above their current review. County commissioners may face economizing or postponing road building. Officials may appeal before a final ruling goes into effect, reversing an earlier announcement.
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TAN
State Tax Commission
Toorning
Sikes to Take Over Auto Co Duties Before Treasurer Post
Sikes has managed the Southern Auto Co. since Mr. Wallace left for Arizona and will oversee life insurance operations until he begins as county treasurer in January.
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Sikes
Southern Auto Co
Wallace
Arizona
War Baby Adopted by Dancer After Wartime Tragedy
A Polish born girl rescued from a refugee convoy after a German incendiary bombing is adopted by Maurice, a dancer in America, and sent to Limoges to continue recovery. The piece recalls the 1917 turning point when the Soldiers and Sailors Insurance Law expanded benefits for injured or deceased service members and their families, noting Liberty Loans funded relief, rehabilitation, and pensions abroad.
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Marie Joseph Coutant
Lountre
Solstons
Monsieur Coutant
Marie
Soissons
Maurice
America
France
Limoges
NCRE
McAdooo
Europe
Oews
United States
Bateau
Free dental care for service members reaches 65000 in August
New Yorker dental drive reports 65 000 molar treatments during August as part of Preparedness American Dentixta program. League headquarters note this month is typically light for the year and bring total operations rendered since inception to 550000 across the United States.
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New Yorker
League
Deaf Men Failures in Aviation Service Akron Item
Akron article reports that a deaf man named Silent Bob To gon of the city concluded deaf individuals have no role in the army aviation service. It notes six deaf mates demonstrate that balance relies on ear and eye and muscle, implying deafness bars eligibility for aviation duties.
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Akron
Silent Bob" Togon
Army
Ila
Geo Adame heads to Camp MacArthur for officer training
Geo Adame, from Littlefield, flew in Wednesday noon to join the Officers Training School at Camp MacArthur in Waco Texas. Reared in Carlabad and a university law student, he expects his commission soon though fighting prospects dimmed earlier.
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Geo
Adame Cane
Littlefield
Adan P Co
George
Camp MacArthur
Waco
Texas
Uncle San
Carlabad
County honors for Club season feature local youths
The list shines a set of county bests in the Club season with Honnie Bell Isabel Smith Margaret Galton Jadson Osburn Jr. Fancher Hell Mary Elms Wallace Vext David Sellards named among the boys and girls. Carlebhud celebrates a high share of its own youths. the note praises local pride.
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Honnie Bell
Isabel Smith
Margaret Galton
Jadson Osburn Jr
Fancher Hell Mary Elms
Wallace
David Sellards
Carlebhud
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