Cooling Off Period Favored Before Strikes in Defense Industries
A nationwide American Institute of Public Opinion survey taken April 10 to 20 shows broad support for a 60 day cooling off before strikes in defense industries. Public backing exists despite opposition to prison penalties for striking workers and mixed views on broader anti strike measures.
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Princeson
Kchagan
General Motors Cio
Washington
American Institute of Public Opinion
Congress
Vinson
Siable
Whess
Institute
Frankfort Lodges Celebrate Homecoming Event
Glory Rebekah Lodge held its annual Homecoming for local Rebekahs Odd Fellows and families after a regular meeting. A program of songs readings and a community lunch followed. Deland lodge members initiated Ada m in a special session with degree work and a social hour ending with lunch.
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Glory Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Adam
Deland Lodge
Guest Ministers To Fill Bancroft Pulpit
Rev and Mrs AC Gordon left Monday for Ohio to visit relatives for a month. During Rev Gordon absence the Orthodox Presbyterian Church pulpit will be filled by Paul Bohn of Colorado next Sunday May 4. The following Sunday May 11 will see F Wust of Sioux Falls delivering the sermon.
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Cruofe
AC. Gordon
Phio
Gordon
Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Paul Bohn
Colorado
F. Wust
Sioux
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Sioux Falls ‘Coliseum
Maier
Mutual Broadcasting System
Zion Lutheran Church of
Sioux Falls
Seven Avc Confirmations At Gettysburg Sunday
The Right Rev Blair W of Sioux Falls confirmed seven young people at St. Church Episcopal Sunday service. The bishop has been visiting for the Cheyenne River Indian jon and administered confirmation.
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Wettysburg
Prt
Blair W
Sioux Falls
Young People Church
Episcopal
Cheyenne River
Farmers Urged to Buy Trees Early in Wet Spring
Pierre April 39 Secretary of Agriculture Everson issued a last call urging farmers to buy trees at cost. He extended the time due to unusual moisture delaying plantings. The wet season favors cottonwood and box elder stock which need more moisture at start but grow well later in drier weather.
Hardy Grasses Prove Good Stand in Central South Dakota
Plots at the State Fair grounds show two year old perennial grasses establishing well with cooperation from the fair board soil conservation service and a CCC camp. Twelve varieties including crested wheat brome Russian wild rye and buffalo grass produced a strong stand after an initial thin patchy first season with weeds.
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South Dakota
Fair Board
Soil Conservation Service
Veterane CCC
Biorm Davidson
OES Members Guests At Tulare Meeting
Thirty five members of Eastern Star lodges from Doland Frankfort Redfield and Ashton attended a local lodge meeting. Mrs J C Trier presented gifts to Mrs Leroy Delaney for selling the most Star home stamps. Tokens were given to Mrs Anna Smith and Mrs Webb twins of Hitchcock. Lunch followed late.
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Cular
APT Gy
Eastern Star
Doland
Frankfort
Redfield
Ashton
J. C. Trier
Leroy Delaney
Star
Anna Smith
Webb
Hitchcock
Correspondent’s Harrowing Naval Education in the Med
Alexandria correspondent describes a year with the British Mediterranean fleet aboard ships including the Clustricus. He recalls intense battles, bomb threats, dive bombing, and learning firsthand why this is the toughest Annapolis in the world. He notes constant risk, limited gear, and reliance on censors to push stories out.
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Annapolis
Larry Allen
Mediterranean
Clustricus
Alien
Huronite
Alexandria
Special News Service
Navy
Dodecanese
Scarpanto
Taranto
Valona
Bardia
Matapan
Thendustrious
Hell
Earth
England
Empire
Tripoli
Vocational Guidance Conference Planned at State University
Occupational guidance conferences with high school seniors will be a main feature of the University Day program at the State University Monday, May 5. Information will cover opportunities, training, and working conditions in teaching, business, medicine, engineering, law, agriculture, transportation, journalism, and Tibetan arts colleges.
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Vshmingiyapru Si
Spej Cad
State University
Cheyenne Indian Athletes Honored At Annual Dinner
Cheyenne Indian Agency athletes were honored at a dinner with Vincent J. Buck as toastmaster. Stewart Frazier gave the invocation, Pat Morrison of Mebridge spoke, and awards covered fifteen boxing letters by Coach William Labie, twenty football letters by F C Shoemaker, and twenty football letters by Eugene Fritz. Samuel Wield presented the Gettysburg invitational track meet trophy. Eleven graduating Indian boarding school boys earned honors in sports.
Cheyenne Gridders Schedule Eight Games for 1941
The Cheyenne Indian Agency football team will play eight games this season. Coach Eugene Fritz announced the schedule with opponents including Gettysburg Lemmon Mobridge Rosebud Pine Ridge Flandreau Murdo and Pierre.
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Gelvysbuas
API Ev
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Eugene Fritz
Gettysburg
Lemmon
Mobridge
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Flandreau
Murdo
Pierre
Ore
Carpenter Boys Leave For Army Induction
Mike Gabriel and James Madsen of Carpenter left Friday for Fort Snelling to be inducted into the United States Army. Madsen, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Nels Madsen, is 18 and has volunteered his services.
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Carpenter
ARMY
Mike Gabriel
James Madsen
Fort Snelling
United States Army
Madsen
Nels Madsen
Eddie Brietz the Sports Roundup Writer with His Hat On
New York April 30 Eddie Brietz known for his hat and his Sports Roundup column works from the Special News Service Sport Department at Rockefeller Center. The long time journalist and former Cyclone Mack associate builds his famed brief verse and sharp notes by reading 60 to 100 dailies and interviewing prominent sports figures before writing his column.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Special News Service
Mack
South Carolina
Huronite
Rockefeller Center
Are
Eadie
Cyclone
Atlanta
Eddie
Fellowshi
Phils
Brietz
Marjorie
United States
Winston-Salem
N. C
Papa Brictz
South
Midwest
N. B
Buck? Campbell
Dallas
Texas
West Coast
Lexington
The
Herald
Des Moines
California
Louisville
High Point
Ni C
Enterprise
Erietz
Charlotte
N. S
Observer
Sports End
Associate Press
Southern Division
Carolinas
AP General
Brieta
Manhattan
Sports Roundup Highlights Fritzie Zivic Ish Yankees And Dempsey Box Office
Six months into his welterweight run Fritzie Zivic has earned 963.108 from eight fights in a flashy run. Bill Terry eyes infield security with Chicago and Billy Herman. John Crotan notes Yankee inf luence on the roster, while Ernie Lombardi trains with taped wrists. Dempsey draws crowds in Los Angeles, and boxing figures like Chalky Wright and Lou Ambers surface in lively notes. Florida papers praise coach Tom Lieb as top in state, and Wes Fesler’s family birth aligns with spring sports plans.
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New York
Tattle Tales
Fritzie Zivic
Bill Terry
Chicago
Billy Herman
Aldo Spoldi
Chalky Wright
Duce
Lou Ambers
Utica
WBIX
Ample Simon
Liberty
Lewis
Florida
Tom Lieb
League Leaders and Statistical Highlights from Baseball
American League leaders include Cronin and DiMaggio with hits and home runs while DiMaggio tops batting averages. National League leaders feature Lavagette and Siguenter in hits and runs with Camilli driving in six, Hamlin and Casey combining for victories.
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Ice Press
American Battin
Cleveland
Bridges
Detroit
Lavapette
Brooklyn
Handley
Pittsburgh
Lavagette
Siguenter
St. Louis
Camilli
Naboo
Yesterday's Stars Bid for Glory in Mixed Major Leagues
Luke Hamlin pitched four hits for the Dodgers to beat the Reds, while Chet Laabs homered in the eighth for the Browns to whip the Yankees. Murray Howell delivered a bases loaded pinch single for the Indians to best the Athletics. Sebastian Siati and Bill Crouch posted key hits for the Bees and Phillies as they defeated the Cubs and Pirates respectively.
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Associated Press
Luke Hamlin
Dodgers
Reds
Chet Lasbs
Browns
Yankees
Murray Howell
Indians
Athletics
Sebastian Siati
Bees
Cubs
Bill Crouch
Phillies
Heid
Pirates
Engelman Named Coach at St Norbert College
April 30 Weert Engelman former athletic great at South Dakota State College has been named track and field coach at St Norbert College West de Pere Wis It was learned here today Following graduation Engelman played professional football with the Green Bay Packers until the end of his college career and then entered coaching duties at St Norbert
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Engelman
Brookings
Weert Engelman
South Dakota State College
St. Norbert College
West de Pere
Wis
Green Bay Packers
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House
Geocage Gallup
American Institute Public Opinion
Bancroft
Fair Grounds
OES
Tulare
Willow Lake
A. Molumby
Aberdeen
Henry Tellinghusen
Sibley
Hazel
Randolph Field
By Larry Allen
Anat
Cheyenne Gridders
Teolaboglo
Epirus
Larers
By Don Whitehead
Eddin Brietz
John Crotan
Boston Traveler
Jos di Maggio
Marius Husis
Phil Rieruto
Frank Crosetti
Ernie Lombardi
Ank
Anton Christofaridis
Johnny Romero
St Louis
Ernie Vigh
Steve Mamekos
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Hank Greenberg
Sam
Fritech
Allentown
Wes Fesler
New Wesleyan
Linda
Pop
Wallace F. Johnson
Penn
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