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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
6
New York columnist describes two and a half years of Nazi occupation in Norway. Else Margrete Reed cites starving Norwegians, restricted transport, Gestapo raids, and depleted food supplies as daily life under German rule, with women bearing hidden burdens and whispers replacing free speech.
Texas fires killed at least 328 people and caused 345 non fatal injuries in year. Most deaths occurred in January with 60, and 30 fires resulted in multiple fatalities.
Senate finance chairman Senator George of Georgia introduced a resolution to raise the national debt limit to 210 billion dollars. He said Treasury estimated the debt would reach that level by July 1, 1944, to permit war borrowings. A wartime extension would allow continued financing of national needs.
A Texas born RAF pilot known as Texas dies after a belly landing in a Blenheim. His long-time American comrade recalls their bond, shared Highland leave, and his wish to be honored with Flowers of the Forest as he passed. The ceremony ends with a Highland lament and tribute under the Union Jack.
An entire squadron escorted Richard Lee Shelton, RAF, of Texas, to his quiet grave. A white stone bears his epitaph as tributes echo his courage. Statisticians note 1921 birth rates rose to 21 per 1000, still below WWI highs. readers can buy adding machine paper at the Sun office.
The year 1942 saw the busiest period for births in U.S. history with at least 2,800,000 babies delivered, according to national tally. The figure underscores a significant surge in birth rates during wartime.
The undersigned as administratrix of the estate of George L. Carlat notifies all claimants to present their claims within the legally prescribed period. This notice is dated December 31, 1942, in Denison Texas.
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