Clare County AAA Committees Elect Sept 18
The meeting at the Court House on September 19 elected County Committee members and officers. Elected chairman Robert C. Kleiner and vice chairman Franklin F. Littlefield joined by regular member Ortho Boulton with alternates Arthur A. Lower and Andrew J. Keyser. Appointments followed naming Eva L. Schlafley former field woman O'Dale McKenna secretary treasurer Marie Roth office assistant and Robert C. Kleiner as chairman of Clare County Agricultural Conservation Committee.
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AAA
Clare County
Simon Vander Woude
C. J. Deits
Ray Richardson
John H. Dykstra
Court House
Robert C. Kleiner
Franklin F. Littlefeld
Ortho Boulton
Arthur A. Lower
Andrew J. Keyser
Eva L. Schlafley
O’dale McKenna
Marie Roth
Clare Ca
Agr
No Limit to Growth Among Cold Blooded Animals
The text argues that cold blooded creatures show endless growth as long as food exceeds the body's maintenance needs. It asserts there is no full grown rattlesnake, trout, or oyster and that fish continue growing throughout life while food supply remains abundant.
DeWitt Clinton School Marks Fifty Years of Service
Miss Minnie S. Graham began teaching at Public School No. 9 Mt. Vernon when it was one room. It grew into a large DeWitt Clinton building with an auditorium and junior high, with Graham rising to principal. Former pupils celebrated her half century in education, including Edward Hart and his wife.
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Minnie S. Graham
Mt. Vernon
DeWitt Clinton
Miss Graham
Edward Hart
New Air Weapons Promised to Help Fight Axis
The 1942 aircraft year book from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America predicts secret aerial weapons and production ready soon. It calls for massive air power to support Allied goals, credits Gen. Henry Arnold and Adm. John Towers for aviation progress, and urges global air superiority to defeat the Axis.
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Washington
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Howard Mingos
United Nations
United States
China
Pacific Islands
Australia
New Zealand
India
Africa
Russia
Near East
England
Norway
France
Hemisphere
Aly
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
John H. Towers
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
200000 British Cadets Enrolled in Air Training Corps
The air ministry announced that more than 200,000 British boys aged 14 to 17 are enrolled in the Air Training Corps. They study part time and learn basic flight principles using gliders while receiving mechanical training.
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London
Air Ministry
Air Training Corps
Britain
RAF
Broadcaster Wolin Promotes Marine Corps Enlistment
Santa Barbara California radio announcer Harry Wollin urged daily Marine Corps recruitment on air. He said the Marine Corps training school for officers is open to all young men with a Bachelor of Arts degree and urged enlistment now.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Harry W. Wollin
Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps Training School
Wollin
Veteran of three wars returns to U.S. Army as private
Mike Vujovich 53 a coal miner from West Hazelton Pennsylvania rejoined the U S Army as a buck private at the depot in New Cumberland. The Montenegro native fought Turkey in 1912 Serbia Bulgarian campaigns then joined the Arizona National Guard at the Mexican border before serving in World War I with the 89th division in France. He hopes for active overseas service again despite his age.
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U. S. Army
New Cumberland
Mike Vujovich
West Hazelton
Mike
Montenegro
Turkey
Bulgaria
United States
Arizona National Guard
Pancho Villa
France
Army Clamps Down on Cigarette Black Market
U S Army authorities coordinating with Australian customs impose limits on American cigarette sales to soldiers in Sydney to curb a local black market. Sold packs may not exceed one per day per soldier and packages must be prepared with torn corners. Australia also criminalizes possession of American cigarettes to curb smugglers.
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Sydney
Australia
Army Stores Department
United States
Axis Hijacking Reported At Sea In Fuel Oil Theft
A reliable source reports Axis forces hijacked the 5,153 ton Spanish steamer Aldecoa sailing from Bilbao to South America. The captain told maritime police that the ship was seized for fuel oil as it traversed international waters.
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Axis
Rio DE Janeiro
Aldecoa
Bilboa
Spain
South America
Hotos
Taree Leepi
Clare HI Wins Season Football Opener Friday
Clare High meets Casper tonight at 8 00 with revenge on their minds after last year s one point loss to St Louis and a 20 to 10 win earlier. Local fans pack the stands for a kickoff of 8 00 as the teams unveil tricks and band formations at Clare High Athletics Field.
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Casper
St. Louis
Clare High
Negro rhythms said to affect American mentality
Dr. Fritz Kunkel and three foreign psychologists watched 1,200 students and faculty at the University of California Los Angeles program of Voodoo music and spirituals. They observed synchronized breathing and body movements in response to the Negro chorus, noting that whole-body reaction differs from classical music. The effects may last an hour or two and echo ancient use of music for mental healing.
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Fritz Kunkel
Vienna
Los Angeles
University of California
Dr. Kunkel
Royce Hall
Kunkel
Greece
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Central Park
Forty-second Street
Eighth Avenue
Bell Syndicate
WNU
U.S. Army
Clare HI
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Houghton’s
Houghton Fey CU
Oref
Mt. Pleasant Beet Growers Association
Joseph Schueller
North Star Grocery Company
Sun Maid
Liberty Bell
Mazda
Snelling
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