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Identifier
20150780
Description
Mrs. Weldon Cooke, of 1802 Flint, led a "home-front" battle promoting the conservation of food, especially for children. With her six-month-old daughter, Janice Lea, held in her lap, she spent most of her days making posters to remind people "to remember" that they have a job to do, urging them to join her cause against hording. Published in the evening edition. August 3, 1950.
Archival Date
1950-08-02
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-2525
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Infants; Charity
Names
Cooke, Weldon (Mrs.); Cooke, Janice Lea
Subjects
Infants; Charity