Senate Vacancy and Tax News Amid Global Turmoil
The report notes the Senate seat left by Senator Pittman will be filled by Henry Walte on January 1, and the House of Representatives at Bayborn will continue in the 76th Congress. It also touches on editor payroll issues, back subscriptions, and subscribers paying years in advance while covering international events and wartime news from Europe and Norway, including sabotage impacts on railroads and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pittman
Henry Walte
Johra
House of Ayresentatives
Bayborn
Joe Dale
Sweden
Gerschnay
Lange Unite
Framared Tricka
Veslandet
Oslo
Bergen
Vestandet
Onlo
Vestlandet
Pay changes for 3CC members and camp health program note
Beginning January 1 the monthly allotment to all 3CC members drops from 22 to 15 dollars. Seven dollars will be set aside for the boy upon discharge, eight dollars paid at camp. Training intensifies in building, operations, and repairs to fit youths for defense work. Healthful outdoor labor and good food improve physiques with average two month gain of ten pounds. Doctors and dentists are available in camps and serious illnesses sendable to Army Hospitals. Operations require parental consent. CDC highlights returning boys as capable citizens. Farmers planted about 24 million hybrid corn acres in 1939 versus 40 thousand in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3CC
CDC
Local church notices and schedules for January services
A compiled page lists upcoming religious activities across several churches. It includes catechetical instruction for confirmation, young people meetings, choir rehearsals, Sunday schools, morning and evening services, and an annual congregational meeting. Also noted are Methodist outreach aims, Epworth League events, and AAA vegetable allotment context for 1941 with emphasis on attendance and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JON Evangelical Church
Epworth League
Local Churches Announce Weekly Meetings and Services
Immanuel Lutheran and Clifton Baptist Churches list regular gatherings tone of church notices. Sunday services include English sermon, Bible study, radio Lutheran Hour, and youth class. weekly meetings cover Ladies Aid, R A, W M S, Y W useful. Gerald Troseel invites attendance and participation in ongoing church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bunday
Goar
KPIZ
Worth
Ladies’ Aid
A. F. Gohlke
Inetruet
P. Mn
Catecetica
Election shakeup with new Senate committee chair
Report describes changes in leadership potential as Senator George shifts from a committee role to a new position. It notes a transition in chairmanship and hints at evolving control within the chamber. Names and places are inconsistently rendered in the truncated OCR.
Cooper HD News Mre Lewly Bebuniachar War Home Community Club
The January meeting of the Home Community Club was called to order by the new president. Committees were named including Program Finance Exhibit and Expansion with members such as Mrs W T Whitley Mrs Emroy Oleon Edna Kans Mrs Dick fichrama Maude Golden Mrs FW Wallien and others. The group set a goal to keep members active with hostess led projects when the County Agent is absent. Members worked on a quilt for Mrs Schumich and refreshments were served by the Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Whitley
Emroy’ Oleon
Edna Kans
Dick Fichrama
Maude Golden
Hye T
Fw.wallien
Lee Anderson
Xe Helenmacher
M. L. Wallace
Carl Anderson
F. W. Wallace
Jon
Uberseeting
Schumich
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Europe
Ireland
Athos
Atbarae
Holpinl
Jane Tex Blacky
de Amet Hinde
Arom
Harry Topkine
Bean
CCC
Phace
Tennison
Ciftes
Alec Thowe
Lam Tehendi
Luther
Jara
Rudolph Besker
Ladies Bible
Claon
H. P. Baur
Olaf Lutheran Church
OH Cranvills Gap
Walter J. Maskestad
Texas
AAA
Chareh
Binks
Tre ‘Tegan Sociaty
Elaxb
Baturs
Priends
Atrangere
Vervican
Bi Thorson
G. A. Obenhaus
Clifton Baptist Church
R.A
W. A
W. M.S
Brotherhood
Gerald Troseel
Foewally Nawer Nea
Nani
George
Dionh
Carais
LA France
Inez Larsen
Clitton
Hartford
Jenson & Tucker Insurance Agency
TR Insuran ‘Telephone
Electriciic
Jack ‘Tucker Welas
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