Wartime ration reminders and agricultural updates
Wartime notices list gasoline and food stamps with expiration dates, stove rationing planned for mid August, and guidance to apply at ration boards. Reports cover teacher shortages, coal stockpile goals, Christmas packages to soldiers, potato price support, Cadet Nurse Corps, battery pricing, and farm item allocations.
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OPA
War Production Board
New York Pupils Face Ringworm Treatment Hair Loss
Dr. Frank A. Calderone reports an outbreak of ringworm in 50 New York City schools affecting 100 children. Treatments will last one month during summer vacation to allow hair regrowth before students return to school, with the course causing temporary hair loss.
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New York
Baldy
Frank A. Calderone
I Give You Texas by Royce House
A reflective column skewers American news talkers and clipped speech while praising direct language. The author, Royce House, vows to resist pretentious phrasing as he muses on opinion, crowds, and a personal portrait amid brief local notes from Houston and Galveston.
Sherman land title suit seeks cloud removal on Turley heirs property
Citation No. 49768 commands Woodie Phipps and unknown heirs of Ed Phipps and Charley Linstead to appear by August 9, 1943 in Grayson County District Court, Sherman. Plaintiff A. G. Turley and Mrs. Aaron Turley seek cancellation of a 1932 deed and removal of a title cloud on multiple Sherman city lots and tracts, alleging W. W. Turley deeded property to his children and died in 1932. Issued June 26, 1943. clerk S. V. Earnest.
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State OF
Texas
Woodie Phipps
Ed Phipps
Lettia Phipps
Charley Linsteed
A. D
District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
A. G
Gus) Turley
Aaron Turley
Charley Linstead
Gray
City of
Elliott
Linstead
W. W. Turley
R. C. Steed
Amid Oleander Wreaths Beyond a Steel Helmet
A reflective fragment contrasts a wreath of oleanders around a steel helmet with proverbs about honesty, verse, heartly truth, and fleeting fame, suggesting deeper meanings behind wartime symbols and personal merit.
Watch For Symptoms Of Poliomyelitis In All Children
Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer urges public cooperation to prevent spread of poliomyelitis as cases rise above seven year median. Avoid visiting homes with disease symptoms. reduce contacts during outbreaks. emphasize sanitation and insect transmission caution. Early signs include headache fever vomiting drowsiness irritability and neck stiffness. Children under five are most at risk and under twelve should be watched. Call a physician immediately if suspected and isolate diagnosed patients for 21 days.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Buy U S War Bonds to Support War Effort
The message urges buying U S War Bonds to aid the government in the war and to benefit the buyer. Bonds cost today, mature with a third extra value, and can be cashed after sixty days. Purchase at your bank.
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