Stay Out of War Yet Help Britain Says Voters
Public opinion in a March U S survey shows 83 percent oppose entering a shooting war in Europe, while two thirds favor aiding Britain even at risk of war. Americans tie lessons from 1917 to current policy, preferring stay out but backing aid to Britain to prevent wider conflict.
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Washington
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Germany
Big Bill Watertown Fire Mystery Over Meter Wiring
A Mass fire charge incident reveals a 15 year old meter wiring in an upper apartment tied to John A. Hedin’s bill. Firemen say Hedin had paid charges since the wiring began and he faced a huge electric bill incident.
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Watertown
Mass
John A. Hedin
Hedin
Alsop Kitner Opinion on Labor Tension and Politics
The article contends public demand for strong labor measures will rise as House and Senate leaders struggle to restrain followers. CIO left-wingers face penalties for ambition, while New Dealers may regret overoptimism. Obdurate employers will suffer and a restless political climate looms.
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Senate
CIO
Bunsyooe
Willow Lake Ladies Aid Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church met at church parlors last Thursday with Mrs. B L Pommer and Mrs. Fred Pommer as hostesses.
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Willow Lake
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
B. L. Pommer
Fred Pommer
Steel capacity must be expanded if civilian demand cut
Fortune magazine argues U S steel capacity likely must grow further to meet armament needs unless civilian consumption plunges. It warns that real shortages exist for structural shapes and rolling mill products, cites British experience, and outlines feasible steps including rationing and production rationalization, plus hurdles to new plants and loading ramps.
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U. S
Fortune Magazine
the Magazine of Management
Fortune
U.S
OPM
White House
Department of Justice
Philip Murray
C.I.C
Minnesota
Michigan
Lake Superior
Rortune
Farm Queries And Answers Farm Queries And Answers
Readers send questions to the Farm Editor of The Evening Huvonite with state college extension service help. Questions cover sheep salt needs, cockerels for meat, egg storage, feed values, and steer feeding age, with expert guidance from extension agriculture staff.
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Extension Service
State College At
Brookins
Feeder cattle sought for roughage fattening program
F C Fenn of the animal husbandry department expresses interest in purchasing older feeder cattle capable of converting large amounts of roughage. The aim is to place them in the fattening lot for efficient feeding and cost-effective production.
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Brown County
James ©. Watson
Animal Husbandry Department
B. K
Potter County
W. E. Poley
Poultry Department
D. PF
Miner County
Ralph Mernaugh
A. A
Deuel County
J. H. Beadle County
F. C. Fenn
Elks Name Committees For Year In Huron Lodge 444
Exalted Ruler Benson announces lodge committees to serve the ensuing year for Huron Elks Lodge No 444. Listings include Social and Community Welfare chaired by Dick Hanten and other members, plus committees for Lapsation Finance and Audit Sick and Relief Recreational Stag Potluck Cabaret Publicity and Membership with named chairs. Bryant grade school to present White Gypsy operetta and high school senior class to perform And Mary Did.
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Boyd M. Benson
Huron Elks Lodge
Dick Hanten
D. M Vance
W. H. Gisan
G. O. Martin
Lu A. Zieske
W. ¢. Peterson
H. Luby
al Grossman
H. C Whaley
C. H. Hanson
H.C. Whaley
L. J. Matening
A Grossman
S. P. Glanzer
A. B. Fossum
Houge
Warren Darling
Roy E. Ramsell
E. C. McKinzie
Bryant
White Gypsey
and Mary Did
Miss Williams
Emma Lou Tripp
Venetia Appley
Meredith Wiley
Helen Hochgraber
Final PTA Meet Planned by De Smet PTA
The De Smet PTA schedules its final season meeting Tuesday evening with a home economics program directed by Miss Dorothy Preus. A fashion operetta will accompany exhibits on food clothing consumer education health child care home planning and home furnishings. Rev. E A Foley Named Gann Valley Commencement Speaker
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PTA
DE Smet
de Smet Pta
Dorothy Preus
Former Orient Man Dies in Hawaii Service
Kenneth Ecker, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ecker of Orient, died recently. He served in the U S Army and was stationed in Hawaii. He is survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers.
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Kenneth Ecker
Joe Ecker
Ecker
U. S. Army
Hawaii
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