Demand for Grain Cars Grows as Chiefs Relieve Wheat Shortage
Washington reports the Association of American Railroads is vetting extra grain cars to Kansas to ease a wheat transport shortage. Senator Reed of Kansas said 27 elevators on Santa Fe, Rock Island, and Union Pacific lines were closed because cars were not loaded and could not move wheat.
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Washington
Association of American Railroad
Kansas
Reed
Aporopertes
Santa Fe
Rock Blind
Covien Pacific
Former Anitan Joins Federal Agency Staff
Robert Stuhr formerly of Anita and Drake University graduate has joined the Public Information Division of the Training and Reemployment Administration in Washington DC. He earned an MA from the University of Iowa and studied journalism at Drake. Stuhr served five years in the Army including a year and a half as liaison with Chinese guerillas in China.
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Robert —. Stuhr
Anita
Drake University
Unienio
Towa
Washierton
Stuhr
Drake
University of
Radio Sthet
WSUL
Towa City
University of Town
I China
University of California
Qvient
China Monthly
The
Institute of Pacific Relations
John S. Moore Joins Phi Delta Phi in Denver
John S. Moore pledged Phi Delta Phi in a joint initiation with the University of Colorado chapter. The ceremony took place in Colorado’s supreme court with the chief justice addressing the group. Moore, a Denver law student, begins his junior year and is noted as son of Mr and Mrs Moore of Walnut.
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Walnut John Lo Meare
Law Scheeas
Denver
Phi Deta Phi
Cupreme Court of
Colorado
Wie
University of Colorado
Franklin Roosevelt
John
Denver Law School
Moore Hive
WS Moore
Walnut
AL W. Angell
Atlantic
Funeral Services Held for Miss Jean Wixson
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Miss Jean Wixson 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred A Mangeldorf Manpel dorf formerly of Adair who drowned in Denver Cole Rev Evan R Mills presided at Hoffman Funeral Home with burial in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery Casket bearers were her brothers Alfred Arthur Carl Lester Ray Mangeldorf and nephew James Raffenperger
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Jean Wixson
Adair
Fred A. Manpeldorf
Denver
Cole
Evan R. Mills
Hoffman Funeral
Alfred
Arthur
Carl
Lester
Ray Mangeldorf
James Raffenperger
Adair Briefs Reflect Local Travels and Illnesses
Adair reports show Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roehholz and daughter Margarl returning from a three week vacation in California via Colorado Springs San Francisco Yellowstone Park and the Bad Lands. Holstein visitors Mr. and Mrs Hugo Schuett and Roy Stephenson family. Des Moines visits by Stephenson sisters and Mrs Avery Stephenson Mrs W R Lee and May Arnold. Pvt Robert Vokt ill with rheumatic fever at Fort Lewis Washington. Ronald Ridenour left for Dows Ia due to mother Hattie Willis death.
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Adair
Clyde Roehholz
Margarl
California
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
Hugo Schuett
Holstein
Roy Stephenson
Mary Ann
Verona
Ruth Stephenson
Avery Stephenson
W. R. Lee
May Arnold
Des Moines
Fred H. Vokt
Pvt
Robert Vokt
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ronald Ridenour
Dows la
Hattie Willis
Reverend Breeling Retires After Forty Seven Years of Service
Reverend Alphonsa Breeling retires after forty seven years as a Methodist pastor in the area. He began ministry with the United Brethren at Glenwood and served multiple charges including Hastings Gain and Neva ville. Known for riding a bicycle early in his ministry and later driving a buggy and automobile, he influenced congregations across several towns.
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AL Breeling Grant
Alphonsa Breetuac
o.Hiott
Eax
Nevaville
Hastings
Gain
Bee Mine Istry
Breelinge
Brighton Bluebells 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Brighton Bluebells 4-H Club met at Clarriet Turner’s home with six members and two leaders. Demonstrations covered waste basket make, curtain types, and a posture talk. Washington G E M Tour Tech club held a four Monday tour inspecting calves and cattle at Doris Sheppard’s, with members listing projects including Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn, and purebred liveries.
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Brighton Bluebells
Clarriet Turner
Jeretta Peten
Marie Ohms
Iowa
Carol
Jo Gaddis
Washington G. FE. M
Washington G. Boa Club
Jane
Doris Shepperd
Clair Zellmer
Ler
Jaba
Leis
John
Ghean Dia
Jon Fithers
Hampshire
Harlan Ebberts Jr
Sunnyside Park
Wiota Briefs Highlight Local Clergy Visit
Wiota Claude Spor assistant lay leader of the Methodist church attended a meeting of ministers in Omaha Monday. Mrs Albert Steffen and Mrs. Steffen were special guests. Redfield Campbell Elevator project was discussed by Conrad Nelson in Minneapolis.
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Wiota
Claude Spor
Albert Steffen
Omaha
Steffen
Redfield
Campnelly
Conrad Nelson
Caipall Co
Tne
Minneapeain
Mina
Bowen buys four Anita buildings in business district
Aoitae We Mivette Bowen owner of Bowen Variety buys four Anita buildings from Mrs. Laura Campbell with possession set for July 24. Current occupants include Mrs. Frank Stager with a cafe and living quarters, Woods shoe repair shop, and Anita Bakery. Bowen plans to move into the first three upon possession. The site Bowen occupies was previously run by Frank and Herman Kramer who expect to open a cafe after August 1. Drive carefully luring a final motor trip.
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Aoitae - We
Mivette Bowen
Bowen Variety Store
Laura Campbell
Anita
Frank Stager
Stager
the Woods Shoe Repair Shop
Anita Bakery
MAKE IT A MILLION ENLIST IN A ARMY MOS
Army veterans with certain MOS may reenlist in a grade commensurate with skill if honorably discharged on or after May 12 1945 and reenlisting by July 1 1946. Over 750000 have joined the Regular Army. Full facts at any Army Camp Post or Recruiting Station.
Brayton Social Notes Highlight Martha Visits and Guests
Brayton brief items record visiting relatives and friends from California to Colorado. Notable guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jin Stupka with sister Mrs. Rasmussen, and Sunday visitors for Mr. and Mrs. Chris Smith. A. P. and SR. Anderson hosted guests Monday and Tuesday. The US S. W. A. met at Brayton hall Friday night with lunch served.
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Brayton
Jin Stupka
L. 2. Rasmussen
California
Fort Dodger
Jack Cannon
Robert Christensen
Marianna Powers
Corner Bluffs
Russell Rhiner
Shelby
Chris Smith
Mare Freeman
Atlantic
Be. J. Heath
Carl Eng
Hammond
Pilegard
A. F. Anderson
Alice Ordway
Theo, Ordway
W. R. Koob
Carroll Hospital
Mel Graham
New Son
Audubon
Brayton Hall
Fifteen Year Sentences for Thirty Irgun Members
In Jerusalem a military court jailed 20 Irgun members for 15 years each for carrying firearms and explosives. Benjamin Kaplan received life for shooting at a British soldier. After sentencing they sang Hatikvah. verdict awaits confirmation by Gen. Barker. Relatives attended. In Glendale, California, William S. Hart, 83, pioneer of cowboy films, was honored in a double funeral.
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Jerusalem
Transvai Leumi
Benjamin Kaplan
William Hart
Glendale
Calif
William S. Hart
Fragmented OCR: teeth powder feud text
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases about a powder and dental issues. Readable names or clear events are absent, leaving no verifiable person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize. The fragment provides no cohesive news item.
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