Earl of Athlone named Canada’s governor general
The Earl of Athlone, brother of Queen Mother Mary, was chosen by King George VI to be Canada’s governor general succeeding Lord Tweedsmuir. Princess Alice will accompany him. sailing date not announced, likely June. Ontario attorney general Gordon Conant urged active U S involvement, warning Canada’s sovereignty and wartime aims hinge on Allied support and American action.
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Mary
Canada
Ottawa
Earl of
Alice
Victoria
Conant
Cannington
Ontario
United States
St. Lawrence Waterway
Alaska
Germany
Lauda Cromwell
James H. BR. Cromwell
Canadas
America
American
Grasshopper Bloc Wins Part Of Its Increase Demands
The Senate grasshopper bloc won a partial victory as House conferees agreed to a 500000 increase in funds to fight grasshoppers. The deficien cy bill had been stalled over a demand to raise funding from 2,000,000 to 2,000,000. Western senators demanded immediate poison bait, while two Republican conferees Tabor of New York and Lambertson of Kansas did not sign the report. The deficien cy includes 360,600,600 for soil conservation payments and for multiple reclamation projects.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Tabor
Republican
New York
Lambertson
Kansas
John M Youel Wins Scientific Honor
John M Youel, son of Dr and Mrs George A Youel of 1442 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest, has been designated to receive the certificate of honorable mention from the National Association of Manufacturers. The presentation occurred at a Philadelphia banquet. Youel is a FEI du Pont de Nemours Company employee in Wilmington Delaware and a Huron College graduate.
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John M. Youel
George A. Youel
Wisconsin Avenue
Youel
FEI du Pont de Nemours& Company
Wilmington
Del
National Association of Manufacturers
Philadelphia
Huron College
Engineers Claim Floods This Spring Prove Control Systems Work
Engineers say flood control programs funded since 1936 have reduced damage across six eastern states and California. 147 projects are under way, from Dennison reservoir in Texas to small hillside jobs, using levees storage reservoirs channel improvements and floodway diversions. California’s rivers pose tough limits, with max flood estimates for 500 year events guiding plans, while local communities build scattered relief projects and Williamsport's pre-election flood nears.
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Washington
California
Army
Congress
Dennison
Texas
Johnstown
Juniata
Ohio River
Mississippi
New Orleans
Atchafalaya
Moriganza
Ntation
Williamsport
County Commission Recessed to Reconvene Friday
County commissioners recessed their April session at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon and will study bids for sewing machines to be used in the county sewing room when they reconvene Friday morning. They also decided to advertise for bids on a 1 ton truck for the highway department, with bids to be opened at 2 p.m. May 7. The session opened Tuesday and focused on relief needs and regular business.
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Aeadle County
Startling Facts About Sex Hormones Revealed
Associated Press report from Cleveland details new findings on testosterone. Dr. E. Perry McCullagh reports the hormone can cause sterility in high doses and slow bone growth in youth, while also increasing muscle, deepening voices, and hair. It may stun growth in certain diseases and aids nitrogen retention for tissue.
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Cleveland
American College of Physicians
E. Perry McCullagh
Cleveland Clinic
McCullagh
Hay fever remedy via honey or ragweed pollen
Cleveland April 4 the Allergy Clinic at university hospitals tested eating clover honey and chewing ragweed leaves as hay fever remedies on 130 volunteers. Pollen eaten or ingested capsules yielded 63 percent considerable relief, 24 percent fair relief, 13 percent none. Vaccination offered 70 percent considerable relief, 19 percent fair, 11 percent none, with capsules easier to take.
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Wy Muwaiu
Donk Esler
Associated Press
Cleveland
American College of Physicians
University Hospitals of
Burial Rites Held For Peder Jensen
Pioneer Hamlin County resident Peder Jensen aged 79 was laid to rest in Garfield Township Cemetery after funeral rites at Garfield Lutheran Church. Born in Denmark August 12 1860 he came to the United States in 1882 and filed on a Garfield Township homestead in 1883. He married Anna Rushaug in 1889 and they had two sons Jens and Thorvald.
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Bryant
Peder Jensen
Hamlin County
Garfield Township
Garfield Lutheran Church
Denmark
Mr. Jensen
United States
Anna Rushaug
Jens
Thorvald
Jensens
Danish-born resident leaves estate after long homestead tenure
The original homestead stood for 44 years until Mrs Jensen's death in 1933. Mr Jensen traveled widely afterward with trips to Denmark and California. He spent his final days at his niece Mrs William Richardson's Hayti home. He is survived by two sons Jens and Thorvald, a brother in Long Beach California, and three grandsons.
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Jensen
Mr Jensen
Denmark
California
William Richardson
Hayti
Jens
Thorvald
Long Beach
Calif
Dietrich To Lead Art Discussion At College Tonight
Appleton artist Tom Dietrich will lead a two round table discussion at the college tonight at 7 30 p m on art topics including color design and subject selection. He is in town to exhibit paintings and sketch South Dakota scenes and has earned awards in major shows.
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Tom Dietrich
Appleton
Wis
Dietrich
South Dakota
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Dejalt
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Associated Press Science
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