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the Sentinel
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Commencement Exercises Planned at Harrison High
Harrison High outlines graduation events for May 12 open week events May 16 commencement at the school auditorium with Prof Fred Bush delivering the address. A May 17 alumni banquet and May 20 three day trip to northern Michigan are noted.
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Congregational Church
Scchool
Fred Bush
English Department
Central State Teachers College
Michigan
Penninsula
Straits
Upper Peninsula
Conservation Officers Report Fires Last Week
Conservation officers report a very successful week from April 21 to April 28 with only two small fires. A brush fire burned about twelve acres in Hamilton township section four on Saturday afternoon, and sparks from a camp stove at Wilson State Park ignited leaves along Budd Lake bank for about half an acre on Sunday afternoon.
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Section Four
Hamilton Township
Wilson State Park
Budd Lake
Alumni Association Meets Harrison Alumni
A Harrison alumni gathering is reported as the Alumni Association holds a meeting to discuss upcoming events and member outreach at the local club.
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Alumni Association
Harrison Alumni
Harrison 4-H Mothers and Daughters Party Hosts Honor Club Girls
Harrison 4-H Clothing club leaders Mrs Paul Gibson and Mrs Robert Brown hosted a mother and daughter party at the Gibson home on April 25. Certificates and second year club pins were awarded to several members. The club was named honor club at Clare Achievement day and delegates were named for a 4-H camp in Grayling with Martha Anne Moore as alternate. Refreshments included brick ice cream and candy decorated cakes with a four leaf clover motif.
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Paul Gibson
Robert Brown
Harrison 4-H Clothing Club
Gibson
Martha Anne Moore
Irene Amble
Beverly Zubler
Mary Louise Burns
Dorothy Brown
Jeand
Helen Gibson
Sarah Marie Bureh
Kathleen Hampton
Cleo Beth Kemmis
Harrison Club
Clare
Trene Amble
Grayling
Martha Anne
Harrison News to Continue on Page 12
Local readers are told that additional Harrison news will appear on page 12. The note signals continued coverage of regional events and updates beyond the current page.
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Harrison
Idle Giants Linger at New York Piers Amid War Strain
The Normandie Queen Mary Mauretania and Ile de France sit at midtown and Staten Island piers with 240000 gross tons idle. maintenance costs run high with pier rents dredging and naval pay while crews are reduced and security tightens as rumors swirl about departures and future troop movements.
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New York
Hudson River
Europe
Ile de France
Staten Island
Bremen
The
Herald Tribune
City of
Tompkinsville
Normandie
Navy
War Upheaval Reshapes Global Trade Patterns
War disrupts world commerce as conflicts alter orders and routes. Britain shifts demand to empire suppliers, Germany blocked, Japan curtailed, and neutral policies redraw trade lanes. U S exports rise 37 percent year over year with Britain France buying more American machinery and cotton goods while Canada supplies newsprint.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
National Geographic Society
Great Britain
New Zealand
Canada
Germany
Japan
Europe
Reich
Nippon
Turkey
U.S
United States
England
Atlantic
France
Italy
Finland
Sweden
Latin America
Brazil
Ecuador
British Malaya
India
Netherlands Indies
United Kingdom
Rio. Grande
Auto Cowboy Takes Tumble
In Winslow Arizona Patrolman Clarence Houck tried lassoing a horse from the hood of a police car. The horse halted but the car did not, sending Houck airborne and breaking his wrist.
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Winslow
Ariz
Clarence Houck
Houck
Mother's Day Program at Congregational Bible School
The Congregational church and Bible school announce a Mother's Day program at ten o'clock Sunday morning May 12 featuring musical selections and recitations. Afterward at eleven o'clock the Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered to Harrison High School graduates.
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Congregational” Church
Bible School
Harrison High School
Sky Pilot in Australia Runs Parochial Flights
Rev Father Seymour, abbot of the Marist Fathers' monastery at Bundaberg, pilots his own plane for parish work across northern Queensland, offering a sky borne ministry as a self described sky pilot.
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Sky Pilot
Brisbane
Australia
Father Seymour
Marist Fathers
Bundaberg
Queensland
Deaths: Ida Janette Lansing of Ferndale and Cherry Grove
Ida Janette Lansing born 1868 in Livingston County grew up in Wise and Vernon townships. She married Isaac N. Lansing in 1881 and died April 24 1940 at age 72 in Ferndale. Funeral April 28 at her home led by Rev. George Stanford with burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. Surviving children Amber Dawson Marjorie Foster and Robert Dawson and several sisters and a brother. Numerous relatives attended from Flint Romulus Clare Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Bay City and Bay City.
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Ida Janette Lansing
Ida Janette Kidd
Thomas
Altice Kidd
Livingston County
Wise Township
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Isaac N. Lansing
Amber Dawson
Ferndale
Marjorie Foster
Clare
Standson
Robert Dawson
Jessie Boynton
Flint
Edna ‘Allen
Lucina Carr
Washington, D. C
Edith Gary
Albert Kidd
Herrick Methodist Church
Helping Hand Society
Womans. Foreign Missionary Society
George Stanford
Cherry Grove Cemetery
O. L. Boynton
Erwin Gill
Romulus
Clyde White
Shepherd
Ashur Knight
Ceylon Knight
Mt. Pleasant
Bertha Oliver
Daisy Robinson
Florence Dahlin
Carrie Baumgart
Frances Petting
Marie Schwartz
Helen van Riper
Saginaw
A. Waehner
Gertrude
Bay City
Lucius Converse
US Seen as World Science Center Amid War Changes
Berkeley officials say war disruptions have drawn top scientists to the United States making it a global science hub. Five of the last six physics Nobel winners work in the U S including Fermi and Lawrence at UC. Other winners include Hinstein Millikan Franck Compton Rees Wilson and Roentgen.
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Berkeley
Calif
Europe
United States
University of California
Nobel Foundation
Enrico Fermi
Columbia University
Ernest Lawrence
California
Fermi
Hitchcock
Lawrence
Raymond T. Bridge
Carl D. Anderson
W. G. Hess
California Institute of Technology
Clinton J. Davisson
Bell Telephone Laboratories
George P. Tompson
Albert Hinstein
Hinstein
Institute For Advance Study
Princeton University
Robert A. Millikan
University of Chicago
James Franck
Johns Hopkins University
Gustav Hertz
Germany
Arthur H. Compton
Charles Rees Wilson
William Konrad Roentgen
Roentgen
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