Down Memory Lane Items From The Sun
City finances show only 3 724 40 collected of 13 600 in taxes and 68 poll tax payers noted. Marriages include Clint McMillin and Alma Marshall at Durant Oklahoma. Goldie Smith and Lorin Smith win 25 prize each from Industrial Congress corn contest. Deaths add Rev I N Lewis and R S Cowart. Local business notes on grocery opening and gin burglary.
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Volunteer Plan in Army OK'd
President Truman allowed men aged eighteen to twenty five to volunteer for a 21 month Army hitch. The move expands voluntary service while draft rules continue to govern longer terms and standard induction practices.
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Miss Katherine Montgomery Voted One of Ten Prettiest
The Sun notes Katherine Montgomery a student at C I A Denton named among ten prettiest girls in the college. Electrical lines caused delays and a fire department response occurred at Buell Spindle home with minor damage.
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Understanding Pain Types and Related Conditions
The article explains neuritis as nerve inflammation and neuralgia as nerve pain. It notes examples like douloureux facial pain, peritonitis from appendicitis, colitis, gastritis, colic, and kidney stone pain. It also discusses timing, triggers, and seasonality in relation to pain and urges reporting these details to a doctor.
Defense orders spread through Detroit auto industry
Detroit, the nation’s wartime arsenal, sees gradual conversion of auto plants to produce weapons and supplies. Orders to auto, truck and automotive suppliers reflect a dispersed defense strategy, reducing risk if a new war breaks out.
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Detroit Arsenal orders drive $3 billion in war materiel
Brig. Gen. Crawford announced that since last July 1 more than $3,000,000,000 worth of vehicles and spare parts have been ordered. The bulk goes to the automotive industry with major plants including Cadillac Chrysler and American Locomotive Co. involved in tank production amid war mobilization.
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