Install Peterson As Elks Leader
W. C. Peterson, attorney, was installed as exalted ruler of Huron Elks Lodge for 1940-41 along with other officers. M. C. Dowdell acted as installing officer. New and returning leaders include Judge Boyd M. Benson leading knight and A. P. Stowell secretary. Retiring ruler M. G. Murphy praised for strong membership gains. Committee appointments announced for Heart Social, community welfare, and other lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Peterson
Huron Elks Lodge
M. C. Dowdell
Mitewell
Cealtes Tyler
Boyd M. Benson
Dick Hanten
Walter Kinsman
A. P. Stowell
T. A. Luby
Alfred Grossman
Relph Mauch
Claude Pickering
Ryler
Loftus H. Ward
Peterson
the Heart Social and Community Welfare
Boyt Meulass
William H. Olson
Donald Vance
Keith Potter
H. Hedblom
M. G. Murphy
Petergron
H. H. Cornell
W. E. Nielsen
John Lewin
Alfred
War Today: Britain Plans Strong Push as Axis War Intensifies
The piece reports on Prime Minister Chamberlain and Allied leaders pursuing economic and strategic measures to choke Germany, with Goering declaring a mobilized war effort. Romania contemplates drafting millions into an agricultural army to feed Europe, while Allied advances and the spring offensive loom amid growing tensions and austere wartime rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Germany
England
Tree order coupon offers low price and out of town limits
The advertisement promotes ordering Chinese elms and 110 height trees at 25 cents per tree with 3 percent state sales tax. Out of town orders cannot be accepted below four trees. Pickup at Eilers Green House in South West and mail to Tree Editor in Huron South Carolina. Arbor Day orders should be placed two days in advance.
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Expe Entiaet
Eilers G House
Ohio Avenue
Huron
S.C
Eilers
Blockade Threat Shapes Dark European Realignments
The piece discusses Hitler’s potential response to economic strangulation via blockade and Germany’s possible counterattacks. It notes Goering’s hints toward military action, the neutrals courted by belligerents, and Chamberlain’s move to expand trade pacts with Norway amid shifting alliances and anxious publics.
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Hitler
Goering
Granten
Ailiez
Chamberlain
Norway
FDR Submits Third Revamp Plan Aims At $150,000 Savings
President Roosevelt submitted to Congress his third government reorganization plan. The proposal would consolidate treasury financing and seal activities into a new fiscal service under a permanent fiscal assistant secretary. Forest Service status remains unchanged despite speculation. The plan could take effect in 60 days unless blocked by Congress.
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FDR
Forest Service
Washington
Rooosevelt
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Morgenthaus
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Senate
House
Federal Works, Security and Loan
White House
Dudget Bureau
Proposal to Merge Fisheries and Interior Agencies
A plan merges the partner bureau of fisheries with the Bureau of Biological Survey into a single Fish and Wildlife Service. It also abolishes the statutory office of the general land office within the interior department, transferring duties to the land office. The Agriculture Department consolidates marketing divisions of the AAA with the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation into a new Surplus Marketing Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Biological Survey
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
General Land
Interior Department
Land Office
Agriculture Department
AAA
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Surplus Marketing Administration
Women Help Make Clean Sweep Of Pendergast Machine In Kansas City
A surge of 7500 campaign women and fusionists toppled Tom Pendergast’s machine in Kansas City. John B. Gage won mayoralty by 20 000 votes, sweeping seven of eight council seats and both municipal judges. The outcome ends machine control. Pendergast allies face reform government.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
John B. Gage
Hear
Gage
Pendergast
Kansas City Star
Flavel Robertson
Democratic Organization
Robertson
Anney
Jim Pendergast
Jim
Tom
Tom Fendergast
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Redfield Youth To Serve Prison Term
Marvin R. Wallman of Redfield was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary by Judge Boyd M. Benson in Beadle County circuit court after a spree in the Twin Cities. He led Sheriff Finerty and FBI agent Pilbach to a coal locker behind his Redfield apartment where $56 of stolen money was recovered. Gamble Store records show $197 cash taken, checks and cash total $263. Wallman hid in the back room to take the money box and left for Aberdeen the night of March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Marvin R. Wailman
Redfield
Boyd M. Benson
Beadle County
Walliman
Spink Cous
Twin Cities
Walaman
Sherif J. D. Finnerty
al Kimlicka
George Pilbach
Averdeen
April 3 1832 river level and local obituary note
Missouri River stood eight and a half feet above low water at Pierre. A Salem farmer and legislator, FT Myers, secretary of agriculture 1925 27, born in Tilingis, died April 2 1933. Sunday services held at Alpena Lutheran Church as Rev A P Meison preached in Norwegian at the Bergeleen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pierre
Ft, Myers, Salem
Agcrcture
Tilingis
Alpena
Barlyile
Young Democrats Sponsor Jefferson Day Dance April 30
Beadie County Young Democratic Club will sponsor a Jefferson Day dance on April 30 with Skippy Anderson providing music. Announcement by William Bissell, president of Beadlee County organization. Dance at the pavilion two miles east of the city on Federal Highway. Advance tickets go on sale this week, with members selling tickets and a portion of proceeds to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie County
Young Democratic Club
Skippy Anderson
William Bissell
Pa Dent
Beadlee County Organ
Pennis Pavilion
Loco Wied
Bissell
Young Democratic Organization
Yyoung Demo Club
Dreams and Ideas Sparked Great Inventions and Social Moments
The piece reflects on how dreams start achievements from Edison to Fulton and how directed daydreams fuel progress. It links creativity to national benefits, then pivots to Budweiser as a trusted relaxation choice helping hosts and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Fulton
Wednesday Musicale Ye Meet Tonight
The April meeting of the Wednesday Musicale will be held this evening at 1142 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest, the home of Mrs. W. B. Griffith. Grace Watkins will read the program, discussing Present Day Music in Soviet Russia with emphasis on Gliere. Participants include Mrs. Glifford Dexter H N Carlson H F Nelson E L Bayles James Meaghan Dorothy Whittemore and Grace Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Griffth
Wisconsin Avenue
Grace Watkins
Gliere
Mesdames Glifford Dexter
H. N. Carlson
H. F. Nelson
E. L. Bayles
James Meaghan
Dorothy Whittemore
Schmidt and Speirs Visit in Virgil Area
Mr and Mrs Jake Schmidt and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Speirs of Virgil spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Jake Walker in Alpena calling card of community gathering with local families seen in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Jake Schmidt
Henry Speirs
Virgil
Jake Walker
Concert at the school house directed by Mira James
A concert is set for April 12 at the school house featuring vocal solos and selections by the glee club and mixed chorus directed by Miss Mira James Rolland Hackett will lead the school band in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Mira James
Glee Club
Rolland Hackett
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Department of History
Young Democrats
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Helen Moran
Bertray Sisters
Harry Robinson
Stubby Kaye
Masise
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George Bell
Dorothy Heisk
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