Twin Elms Golf Club honors 1945 season with dinners and awards
The Twin Elms Golf Club held annual dinners for the women and men on Monday. Frances Anderson led the women as president with Lucile Haley as sports chair, and M. B. Gallagher presided over the men’s club. Prizes, a notable balance of $2.37, and various trophies showcased the season while Ed Johnston announced 1946 officers and Jess Hampton led the tournament committee.
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Winkinson
Allen Crum
Tim Frey
Burke Collins
Lucile Haley
Johnston
Mabel Mulder
Frances Anderson
Beatrice Lange
Handicap
Marie Hoersch
Dan McDonald
Stuart Bicknell
Ed. Johnston
M. B. Gallagher
Homer Douglas
Norris Hiden
Jess Hampton
GC. C. Harris
Homer
Gallagher
Jess
Clyde
Nero
Hol. Johnston
Twin Elms
Lord
Leo Hampton
Hid
Rosier
Rosiers
B. F. Hampton
Bernie
Joe Naumes
Norris Elden
Richard Woodcock
Austin Bates
Luke Warner
James Grove
Glenn Thompson
Walter Hales
Hampton
Clyde Harris
Joe Natmes
B. G. Johnston
Norris Eldell
C. ©. Harris
Floyd Rosier
Navy Cuts Six Billion From Prime Contracts
The Navy announced cancellations nearly totaling six billion dollars in prime contracts. This follows a prior cut of 1.2 billion in shipbuilding, aimed at aligning production with postwar needs and freeing personnel materials and capacity for civilian goods.
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Washington
Navy
Warship That Stayed at Home Sets AA Gun Record
Washington reports the 32 year old ex battleship Wyoming, confined in Chesapeake Bay, fired more anti air craft ammunition than any other ship. Since March 1942, over 35,000 fleet personnel trained aboard her and more than 1,700,000 rounds of ammunition were expended across seven AA gun types with no personnel casualty.
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Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Wyoming
Bread basket profits from closing store in Freeport
Leo Fagan closed his food store for V J holidays and set out self serve bread baskets with a sign for patrons. They helped themselves and left 33 dollars and 20 cents, about 20 cents more than if sold over the counter.
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Freeport
Ill
Leo Fagan
Postwar Jobs From Chemicals Promise New Factory Growth
After victory, employment fears persist but business planners expect thousands of new jobs from chemical industry growth. Research yields products to combat pests, rainproof clothing, durable pine furniture, scuffproof shoes, shrink proof woolens, and rot resistant screens, boosting demand and employment.
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