Widows and Veterans Granted Broad Pension Benefits
Dallas announces broadened pensions for World War I and II veterans and widows. Eligible widows who lived with the veteran for 10 years before death receive Widow's Pension. other benefits include service connected compensation, total disability pay, free hospital care, burial aid, Civil Service preference, and GI Bill education and loan programs. Veterans Information Center listed for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Farm Security Administration
Veterans Information Center
R. C. Cundiff
Main Street
Stalin Calls for Mightier Navy
Premier Stalin declared that the Russian people want a stronger navy and will create new ships and bases. The statement was broadcast from Moscow in connection with Red Navy Day observances, with no specific purposes stated for the stronger fleet.
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London
Stalin
Moscow Radio
Hair fashion risks baldness warns New Jersey hair chief
Marcus Tushnet president of the New Jersey Association of Master Hairdressers says the tie in a knot atop the head vogue is gruesome and weakens hair structure leading to receding roots. He urges nationwide education to warn customers about the dangers of the style.
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Newark
N. J
Vogue
Marcus Tushnet
New Jersey Association of
Tushnet
Egg Preservation System Tested by Dallas Inventor
Dallas based inventor Lucian Coquet announces plans to build a plant in Dallas for his dry heat egg preservation method. He claims 250 degree heat forms a natural latex like seal, allowing eggs to keep seven months without refrigeration. Army tests this process and a Shawnee Oklahoma plant to produce 180 000 to 250 000 eggs daily is planned.
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Dallas
Lucian Coquet
Coquet
OPA
Shawnee
Okla
Polish boy in U S to be sent back as immigration appeal filed
Joseph Eugene Paremba a 12 year old Polish waif smuggled into the United States by a Second Army Division artillery battery to serve as their mascot faces removal to Kreon after a two day hearing of a three man immigration board. Cpl Leroy Ritchey Tulsa Oklahoma supports adopting him while Battery members back Ritchey. Mike Paremba South Norwalk Connecticut claims Joseph may be his nephew and seeks to adopt him. A bee travels 43776 miles for one pound of honey.
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New York
Joseph Eugene Paremba
United States
Second Army
Board of Immigration and Naturalization Oficials
Joe
Kreon
W. Frank Watkins
Immigration and Naturalization
Field Artillery
Europe
Cpl
Leroy Ritchey
Tulsa Okla
Ritchey
Mike Paremba
South Norwalk
Cracks At The Crowd
Our wife voices concern over suitors for our son and criticizes the modern girl chosen yet by the family. She condemns the match as unsuitable and questions the girl’s practical abilities and knowledge of household duties.
Want Ads for Concord Grapes at the Orchard
For sale notice from J. L. Cantrell offering Concord grapes at the orchard. Also an auto finance notice promising quick loans, refinancing options, and inspection of title papers for savings, from F. W. Creager manager at 121% So. Travis, Sherman.
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Concord
J. L. Cantrell
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
Travis, Sherman
Property Tax Foreclosure Notice Grayson County Texas 1945
State and Grayson County notify Hartman Dignawitty and wife Helene Dignawitty or heirs of delinquent land totaling 46.4 acres in Grayson County. Taxes due total 83.24 state and 85.46 county plus district taxes. Suit filed for sale and foreclosure. appearance required at September 3 1945 district court in Sherman Texas.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
Hartman Dignawitty
Helene Dignawitty
S. W
Duncan
Commissioners Court
District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Modern Girls and Family Roles Stir Domestic Debate
A dialogue on marriage, parenting, and gender expectations unfolds. A narrator jokes about women’s training, warns of modern girls causing trouble, and contrasts mothers’ upbringings with daughters. Cousin Minnie’s baby bickers with her husband, while Emma contests exercise myths amid house chores. Christine and Dora illustrate varied domestic paths.
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Minnie
Mama Cuts Red Tape for Little Monk
Senator Tom Connally's office helped a Texas family import a baby monkey from the Philippines. The request moved from the Customs Bureau to the Fish and Wildlife Service in Chicago, which sent application blanks for Mrs. Spaulding to forward to her husband. Upon completion and presentation with the infant monkey, port officials will allow the pet entry.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Spaulding
Hico
Texas
Philippines
Arthur N. Spaulding
Connally
Customs Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Chicago
Mrs. Spaulding
Canada Produces New Secret Weapon
Hamilton Ont authorities disclosed the secret weapon the disintegrator is in full production at the Sawyer Massey plant. Rear Admiral B W Greathead of the British Admiralty inspected the plant yesterday. Several anti kamikaze weapons are in the hands of the Royal Canadian Navy. Nature of the weapon was not disclosed.
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Hamilton, Ont
B. W. Greathead
Admiralty
Sawyer-Massey
Royal Canadian Navy
Snake-Bite Appeal Up To President
The Rev Bill Parsons bitten by a copperhead during a Southwest Virginia snake handling demonstration threatens to wire protests to the President in Europe if Governor Darden moves to break up gatherings. The cult leader was bitten on the head, reports to his mine job Monday with a swollen face, and he declines medical aid. He says the bite was an accident caused by a sister treading on the snake’s tail and claims he held it aloft as usual.
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St Charles
Bill Parsons
Frurman
Europe
Darden
Southwest Virgin
Women More Prone To Colds Says New Jersey Doctor
A two year study led by Dr Joseph H Kier of New Brunswick shows women suffer more colds than men and cause about 100 million lost working days and 2 billion dollars yearly. Findings note December peak and July low, higher incidence in office staff, fewer in air conditioned plants, and Mondays being peak onset, with posture as an important factor and smoking having limited effect.
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Chicago
Joseph H. Kier
New Brunswick
N. J
Archives of
Otolaryngology
Superstitious Seaman Booker's Odd Voyage Ahead
Coast Guardsman John W. Booker of Jamestown Indiana left boot camp in 1942 to serve in Jacksonville. On April 13 1945 he departed for a Central Pacific base aboard a transport whose number was 13, with thirteen days aboard so far. A Bureau of Standards note adds water does not rot rubber.
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John W. Booker
Coast Guard
Edward Seidl
Coast
Bazooka Rocket Pierces Armor With Flame Jet
The bazooka's small rocket delivers armor piercing not by high explosive but by a conical hollow inside the charge. The jet of flame, formed by converging detonation waves, penetrates steel armor despite a low projectile velocity.
Who's the sad-looking GI cartoonist boosts morale
In a wartime scene Corporal notes the sad GI who draws cartoons boosting Army morale. The exchange highlights morale work by a soldier-artist and the importance of humor in sustenance of troops.
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Sarge
Corporal
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Phone 100
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H. M. Gentry
R. E. Lingenfelter
Jersey
H. C. Williams
Trenton
Bessie Norwood
Flowers of
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Tom Barbee
Whitewright
Square Deal
Houston
Guy Ellis
Stephens & Bryant
Jack Mystein
Bells
Christine
Emma
Bob
Dora
Mama
Little Monk
Canada
Bureau of Standards Tests
West Side Barber Shop
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West Side Square
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Lower Main Street
L. LaRoe & Company
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R. W. Burelsmith
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