Low Cost Fixed Messages For Service Members Overseas
War Department releases a list of 102 fixed text messages for American Expeditionary Forces. Telegraphed blanks carry rank name and serial number. sender names capped at three words. Messages route via Army Post Office numbers, mostly through New York or San Francisco, with some destinations unreachable.
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War Department
U. S
Army Post Office
New York
San Francisco
Olan Van Zandt Seeks Re Election To Texas Senate
Campaign notice extols Olan R. Van Zandt of Tioga for reelection to the Ninth Senatorial District, highlighting four terms as Grayson County representative, his law career, and a record of “efficiency and economy” in government. It notes his birthplace, education, marriage to Beatrice Burnam, four children, and praise from supporters for steady leadership and public service.
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Olan R. van Zandt
Senate
Grayson County
Legislature of
Texas
van Zandt
Senator van Zandt
Tioga
State of Texas
University of Texas
Oliver
Supreme Court of Texas
Supreme Court
Beatrice M. Burnam
Francis E. Savage
Dorchester
Florida
Senator Seeks Re election to State Senate in War Time
The Senator declares a re election bid on his record in the Texas Legislature. He vows loyal service to Ninth Senatorial District and calls for cooperation with the Federal Government to win the war and facilitate veterans’ return to civilian life.
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State Senate
Texas
Olan R. Van Zandt Pioneer of Texas Social Welfare and Roads
The Texas Senator championed old age pensions aid to destitute children and the needy blind. He authored the high school tuition law and expanded school bus funding from 150000 to 3,039,020 annually. He backed unemployment insurance, state highway funding, and gas tax transfers to counties, with retirement for teachers and durable public service.
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Texas
van Zandt
Olan R. van Zandt
Pol. Adv
Only Two Percent In U S Are Food Producers
In Salt Lake City Prof D R Hoagland said during a Pacific division AAAS meeting that only two percent of Americans work in food production. He noted the shift from nineteen of twenty at founding to eight of ten a century ago, as modern agriculture and science free most people from farming.
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U. S
Salt Lake City
Idaho
United States
D. R. Hoagland
University of California
Pacific
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Army Institutes New Time System
Army announces a shift to a 24 hour time system starting July 1 at 4 a.m. All official messages and reports will use four digit times from 0000 to 2400 with hours and minutes. Dates may precede times as needed, for example 080600 for the eighth day of the month at 6 a.m.
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War Department
Civil Service Exams Announced for Radio Repair Trainees
The U S Civil Service Commission advertises open competitive exams for junior repairman trainee in radio with $1440 a year, serving the War Department Signal Corps at San Antonio depots and Fort Sam Houston with opportunities in Louisiana and Texas. Age 16 to 50, military preference may extend limit. successful candidates receive six months training at $1440 annually and potential entry into the enlisted reserve. Applications go to the Tenth U S Civil Service District in New Orleans. further details available at Texas post offices.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
War Department
Signal Corps
San Antonio General Depot
San Antonio Air Depot
Fort Sam Houston
Louisiana
Texas
Tenth U. S. Civil Service District
Customhouse
New Orleans
George Schumacher Seeks Promotion for Grayson County Tax Post
George Schumacher resigns as deputy tax assessor-collector after five years to campaign for the Grayson County tax assessor-collector seat. He cites extensive local ties, a wife Phoebe Tolbert and two children Juanita and Billy George, promising courteous efficient service if elected.
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Grayson County
Juanita
Sherman High School
Billy George
Phoebe Tolbert
Howe
I Give You Texas From Inland Sea and Island
Poem and descriptive prose honoring Texas regions and civic values. Notes Kerrville writer R F Shand and a quip about William Jennings Bryan. Includes reflections on patriotism and community life, with a short anecdote about Bryan and a Nebraska governor.
Political Announcements for July 1942 Primary
The Sun carries authorized Democratic primary candidate names for Fannin County in July 1942. Listed are representatives, county offices, sheriffs, clerks, assessors, superintendents, and commissioners including Leroy M. Anderson, Jake J. Loy, Vernie Henderson, H. Grady Thompson, Fred Mooty, J. Benton Davis, Prentice Gafford, Robert Dean, S. V. Earnest, Paul Finch, Sewell R. McKinney, Finis Alverson, J. H. Waggoner, Ben Vaughan, J. S. Taylor, Hamp Harper, and others up for reelection.
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Olan van Zandt
Grayson, Fannin and
Cooke Counties
South
Army Institutes New
George Schumacher
Boyce House
R. F. Shand
Kerrville
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
E. A. Storrs
Leroy M. Anderson
Jake J. Loy V. R
Vernie) Henderson
H. Grady Thompson
Fred
Hank
Mooty
J. Benton Davis
G. P
Prentice
Gafford
Robert Dean
S. V. Earnest Paul Finch
Sewell R. McKinney
F. W
Finis) Alverson
J. H
Jim) Waggoner S. B
Ben) Vaughan J. S. Taylor
Fannin County
W. H. (Hamp
Harper
Loy Park
Sherman and
Denison
Loy State Park