Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 17, 1943 Page: 6 of 8
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DENTON, TEXAS, BECORD-CHBONICLE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, IMS
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AND WHITE-WINGED DOVE OPEN SEASONS FOR 1943
—As Provided By State Law and Federal Regulations—
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Beneath towering, volcanic Mt Etna the Axis armies are making their l i t slum! in ■‘"'icilyAinei i< an.
British and Canadian forces converging on Messina (arrows'! arc ptl'fllntf the mrmv <> Hie i-IhihI s west-
ern shores, where an attempted evacuation to Italy may be made Allie.t bomber;., hammering Lite escapu
'port of Mes-rfhe arid the Itattsn toe may end any chances of an Axis Dunkirk here-
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Buy War Bondi
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Eight photogenic babies fade the flashbulbs to take your mind off the '
war. The two sets of twins at top are looking for new homes aft'f being
left at New York foundling hospital.because their families could not give
them proper care. The twins at bottom are all named Mikesell and arc
celebrating their first birthday together because of the coincidence or
their birth in the same Washington, D. C., hospital although their
respective parents had never met.
The answer Is obvious. Ameri-
can troops took the road to the
right and it proved to be the
right road to victory.
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WHITE-WINGED DOVES
OPEN SEASON - Sept. 1
19, inclusive. Snoot!
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Sabina Luby. 3-year-old twins
from Jackson Heights. Long Is-
land. swig from the same cool
pop bottle on a twin-straw
proposition.
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Mrs M. W Houston
Mrs. John Whatley and son vgere
in Denton
Miss Penelope Saunders
Mlxs Pearl Cox in Denton.
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J. M Hendrix.
Pvt. Wotxlrow
visiter!
Shotguns must be permanently
plugged to three shell capac-
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larger than 10 guage
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| LEWISVILLE, Aug. 17—Mr and
Mrs W. L. LaOrone and sons
visitel W A. LaOrone at Kelleen
and Mrs J. A Reed at Moody.
Mr and Mrs. Dnvis Ballew re-
I turned to Grapevine and Mr and
Mrs Austin Newton to Mav, after a
| visit with Mr. and Mrs.
I Sanders.
Mias Rosalee Swartz visited
Denton.
Mrs. Pat Robertson visited Mr.
and Mrs Bob Waldrup in Grape-
vne.
Mias Jimmie Lou Graham of
Denton visited Mias Helen Dorothy
Jacobsen.
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Wot more than 10 per day and
not »ore than 20 in possession.
Yard Sprinklers
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GLOVES, ETC.
Taliaferro & Son
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daughter of Ennis were guests of 1
iting her grandparents, Mr and pvt. Woczlrow Sigler of Camp
| Wolters visiter! his parents. Mr i
and Mrs Ernest Sgler. (
Mlam Frankie Lou Cole of Gain-
esville visited her mother. Mrs. W
B. Cole.
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LOCK THS DOOR BKFORB
THE HORAE IS GONB
Don’t wait ’till Pox HIT8
your poultry flock and ruin*
egg product loo. Vaccinate NOW
with Dr. Salabury's Fowl Pox
Vaocne and prevent it.
Pom oeueee a lot of damage in
Utle territory every year—UN-
NBCHBBARY damage—Vaccina-
tion ahead at the^aearco* will
check It. Stop in now for
enough to take care of your
flock.
SWINDLE’S PHARMACY
W. Side Square. Denton, Tern.
A Member at Br. Snhbnry'*
Nation-wide Poultry
Health Service
— ■ "'i practically ail in Allied hands,
one of the points hit at l*ahna Di
I* carrying an Italian boy out of the
The Axis U bombing Sicily now that it*,
and this wrecked stone house was :
Montechlnro. An American soldier I
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Built high In tire rocky mountains of central Sicily, the town of Nicosia
presents an intriguing panorama to American soldiers rolling through
its narrow streets.
Rescue From Axis-Made Ruins
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Miss Latona Huggens visited in
Denton.
Corp Walter Ihnfeldt of Fort ,
Dix, N J. is visiting lier parents. '
Mr and Mrs. R. C Ihnfeldt.
Lieut. Sam Painter of Del Rio 1
visited his parents, Mr and Mrs 1
J W. Painter
Pfc. Olin Thede returned to Fort :
Moultrie, C. C., after a visit with |
his parents, Mr. and Mis Herman
Theide
Little Malla Jean Houston re-
turned to Wichita Falls after vls-
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Righted to within 44-degrces of upright from the 79-degree |x>sitlon which f< I’ iurl the cap ize USS I n-
layette is shown in this striking airview as salvage forces c .niinucd their tukh li pumping ..lob which wi'l
brim; iter to a 30-degree goal They expect to bring her upright in another six veeks. •oltinal US Navy
photo from NAA Telephotoi.
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SEE US FOR
Radio Repair
ALL MAKES
King Radio &
Electric Shop -
West Side Sq. Ph. 35
Use Our OPA
Official Tire
Inspection Station
and have your tires In-
spected before the big
rush!
BABCOCK’S
223 W. Hickory
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 17, 1943, newspaper, August 17, 1943; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1317708/m1/6/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.