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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1942

Page

8

Young Men Called to Armed Forces December Quotas

A list of Brookfield Marceline Bucklin Linneus and other towns names men ordered to report to the armed forces with December 5 and 9 as key dates. The second quota will depart Brookfield on December 9. Names include Cecil Ballard Orvin Winkels Harvey Lane Maurice Williams John Corbin Walter Lambert Paul Forrest John Long Lloyd Fletcher Robert Kisor Clifford Van Horne Elton Kesler George Upright Robert King Dan Baxley Joseph Owens Robert Denny Benjamin Burnett Jas Stillwagon Francis Hoskins Keith Almond Jesse Martin David Archie Brobst Kenneth Hale James Fiala Bernard Harper George King Georgie Jennings Harold Kienast Lester Abrams Oliver Pinnell Claude McKenzie Claude Harmon Cecil Baskett James Barrows Robert Long Joe Embree Wm Byrd Wm Courtney Chas Gester Edward Schrock Ernest Jacobi Alfred Duvall Howard Hubbard Edwin Seymour Carl Thome Chas Asher Leon Phillips Otis Davis Haugh Alvin Dennis Emmett Sammington Gerald Rulon Thurston Malone.

Cecil F. Ballard Brookfield Orvin Lewis Winkels Harvey H. Lane Maurice Theron Williams Browning John L. Corbin Walter Herman Lambert Lawrence Paul Forrest Bucklin John Earl Long Lloyd Harry Fletcher Robert Harry, Kisor Linneus Clifford Wayne van Horne Purdin Elton Leon Kesler Meadville Geo. Perry Upright Robert Lee King Dan Allen Baxley Joseph B. Owens Marceline Nova Robert Briggs John R. Denny Benjamin Lee Burnett Jas Roy Stillwagon Marceline Francis Dale Hoskins Marceline Keith W. Almond North Salem Jesse Martin David Marceline Buel Archie Brobst Kenneth E. Hale Purdin James Junior Fiala Marceline Bernard Francis Harper St. Catherine George Lewis King Oren Basil Jennings North St. Albert Jamison Rogers Melvin Chas. Jennings Orval Sturgess Harold Edwin Kienast Marceline Lester H. Abrams Oliver Paul Pinnell Claude Geo. McKenzie Claude Lowell Harmon Cecil Ray Baskett James Leon Barrows Lidlede Geo Robert Long Joe Winston Embree Marceline Wm Franklin Byrd Luther Courtney Marceline Chas Loren Gester Laclede Edward Stephen Schrock Ernest Lewis Jacobi St. Cath Alfred Jas, Duvall Marceline Howard Elezer Hubbard Edwin Seymour Brook Carl Thome Chas Wm. Asher New Boston Leon Morrell Phillips Otis Connard Davis Clarence Phillip Haugh Alvin Dail Dennis Emmett Eugene Sammington Gerald Junior Rulon Purdin Gene Thurston Malone

Thanksgiving Dinner Spelling Out Puritan Thanks

School notes describe the Thanksgiving dinner held November 25 with a cornucopia centerpiece and a noon meal featuring chicken green beans and pumpkin pie. The afternoon program showcased band selections an one act play and chorus performances while teacher meetings are noted for December.

Kansas City Herbert Bailey Rose Bellows Jeanne Woolf Chester Frazier Marvin Abbott Mrs. Bellows Gwendolyn Kelly Admiral Bellows John Bill Grice Aunt Fay Mary Smith French Horn Peggy Head Cornet

Science Notes on Matter and Its Properties

A science class outlines matter basics including definitions of organic and inorganic matter, elements and compounds, atoms and molecules, and the three states of matter. The notes emphasize how matter occupies space and has weight.

Farmers Urged to Intensify Scrap Drive in 1942

A telegram from Donald M. Nelson, War Production Board chairman, calls on American farmers to devote the remaining weeks of 1942 to a scrap drive. Steel mills need heavy scrap, and farms are among the best sources of this metal. the Nation expects farmers to meet the call.

Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Washington, D. C

World War II Weekly Update From War Department

The war front reported progress on all fronts with German setbacks in Russia and Allied gains in Tunisia and New Guinea. Allied radio and air operations continued, while Japanese reinforcements faced attrition at Buna-Gona. Home front measures included the December 1 start of mileage rationing and expanded tire quotas, plus furloughs for Army personnel and a 50 percent telegraph money order rate cut for military sendings. Selective service cards become mandatory for all registrants January 1.

Stimson Russia Tunisia Gona Buna New Guinea Aleutians Navy Knox Guadalcanalian MacArthur Buna-Gona Roosevelt Jeffers Price Henderson Office of Price Administration Armed Forces Washington Federal Communications Commission

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M. F. A. Central Cooperative M. F Maude H. L. Schrock Louise Lambert Marjorie Knifong Ray Duane Peterson Stevens College Betty Lou Steele Laverne Jennings Leon Bennett Pfe Kenneth Hoskins H. M. Smith Ft. Leonard Wood Mary Tipton Jas. Tipton Harry McCoy Glenn Collins Army Milan G. F. Davis C. M. Rogers Humphreys Dorothy Emmett Spencer Stamper Produce Co Ralph Collins David Tunnell Addie Dell Alpha Lovell Gary Chas. Collins Chas. Maggart Near Cora Johnnie Connell St. Joseph Stella Hollenbeck C. E Maggart Robert Williams Newtown Jr. Robinson C. E. Maggart Margaret Seckington Vern Seckington Irvin Elsworth Smith Ada Smith Elsworth Vincent Collins Irvin Smith David Hastings W. A. Reger Reger Eugene Humphreys Camp Pickett Ed Moffitt Elmer Arnold Polly Sumner C. E. Rogers Niya Harvey Toyland Harvey's Drug Company Paris Fexall Browning, Mo North Africa War Department U.S. Army
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