Cupid Scores 11 Victories in 1941 on Union Pacific Trains
Reported during 1941 Cupid waged a campaign on Union Pacific trains targeting stewardesses. Eleven captives are listed with training locations, current spouses, and later occupations across cities including San Francisco, Portland, Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Los Angeles, and Boone Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
U. P
Daniel B
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Duratio
Athleen Connolly
Mitchell, Sc
J. Mary's Hospital
San Franthe
Portland
Eileen Mann
Salt Lake City
Holy
Oss Hospital
St. Joseph 'S Denver
Rock Springs
la Altomay
Torrimegdersa
Ney
St Joseph Hospital of
Omaha
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Challengers
Sincce
Boone
Iowa
Mary M. Deily
Emery
S. D
St. Joseph Hospital
Helen Stolte
Fort Morgan
Colo
St. Luke’s Hospial
Denver
Alaska
Jean Hockensmith
Baldwin, N
van School of Using
Topeka
Kan
Omaha Union Pacific
Dorothy Davenport
Glad
Red Cross Appeals for 60 Million War Fund
The American Red Cross urges a 60 million dollar war fund to aid families of service members and national relief programs. Chairman Norman H. Davis announces from Washington calling men women and children to donate through local chapters. President Roosevelt backs the effort urging citizens to support victory and help the wounded homeless and distressed in Pacific Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Davis
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Roosevelt
Yolay
Pacific Islands
Week of War Updates From War Department Briefings
The War Department outlined actions including returning inactive enlisted reservists to active duty by February 1 and continuing voluntary enlistment for ages 18 to 35. It announced a temporary officer promotion system by merit and described alien surrender orders and travel regulations for enemy aliens. Agricultural notes cover corn supplies and price levels. farm equipment material usage is described. Community notices mention visitors and local donations to a mercy war fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wax Department
Biddle
Weve
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
OPM
Matenals
Notice of Hearing on Sublette County Budget 1942
Public hearing on the proposed budget for Sublette County for 1942 will be held February 2 1942 at the County Courthouse in Pinedale Wyoming. All interested persons may appear and be heard regarding the budget summary showing total expenditures of 04885.00. County Clerk Faren C. Faler official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Subleitd
Pinedale
Wyor Mig
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Costelie
Brook
I Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Smelting and Refining Company
Army
Dorothy ‘Louie
Council Blufs
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Council Dbluffs
Railroad
Womens Travel Department
Kalama 200
Mich
Veronica Costello
Reges and Schuyler
St. Catherine's Hospice
Salt Lake Pony
Torn
Panama
Kathleen Cen
Marcella Be
Dorothy Louie
Kensmilty
America
James Montgomery Flagg
United States
Mrs Jigg Ball
Halfiyay
Frank D. Ball
Aneh
Addison Moffat
Kemmerer
Sublette County
Tharon Mickelson
Columbia
Herol Jege
Stephens College
James F. Mickelson
Burget
Self
Sawant Houu
Elmer
Ytle Mary Mixkup
Mary
Cattleman
The
U.S. A
Triangle
Triangle Livestock Com. CO
AMN J. Horn
Joan O. Nielsen
Hogs
Cliff W. Nielsen, Cuttle
Livestock Transportation Co
West
Pinedale, Wyo
Hotel
Sames Witherspoon
Mer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wyoming
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wyo
John O'Connor
John Ziman
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