McFarlin Sings Familiar Songs In Concert
A quiet concert offered solace after a day of tragedy as Pruth McFarlin's calm lyric tenor filled the hall. The program contrasted with the earlier fatal crash that claimed 12 young airmen, underscoring the community's grief and resilience.
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How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place
How to keep dentures from slipping or wobbling while you eat laugh or talk Americans are advised to sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This alkaline powder holds teeth more firmly and comfortably with no gummy texture and does not sour. It also neutralizes denture odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Quiet concert soothes crowd with refined vocal delivery
A Mc Farlin program pleased listeners with a gifted soloist whose beautiful voice and subtle piano support from Hazel McParlin created a serene experience. The hushed audience hung on every pianissimo, especially in Du Bist Wie Eine Blume and Were You There, with Water Boy as the encore, as the fliers’ fate loomed.
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Kiwanis Benefit Concert Ends With Memorial Tone
The program closed with the hymn Jesus Savior Pilot Me and Going Home as a memorial. Kiwanis arranged the concert to aid crippled children, introduced by George M. Chity. Pruth McFarlin’s music provided a calming, much appreciated finale last night.
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Flying Ace Vernon Castle Killed Near Fort Worth
Twenty five years ago in Fort Worth, Captain Vernon Castle of the English Royal Flying Corps was killed February 15 while flying west of the city. Castle, famed for 150 flights over German lines and popular as part of a modern dance duo with his wife, was born May 2, 1887 in Norwich.
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Washington Monument interior lined with stones from many nations
The Washington Monument’s interior featured stones from foreign nations states cities and numerous organizations including fraternities during its construction. This detailing reflects a broad commemorative effort and showcases diverse sources contributing to the monument’s design.
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Gasoline Stickers Declared Legal Under State Law
Pierre February 18 attorney general George T Mickelson issued an informal opinion stating gasoline ration card stickers displayed on windshields do not violate state law. The ruling cites a law prohibiting signs or non-transparent material but excludes certificates required by law, concluding ration stickers fall within this exception.
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Former Huronian Receives Citation
WwW. S. French, seaman second class, formerly a hardware salesman at Montgomery Ward, is commended by Admiral C. W. Nimitz for courage and skill. The citation was sent to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. French of Omaha. French, radioman and gunner on a patrol plane, took part in scouting and bombing flights against enemy ships during the Aleutian Islands campaign from June 10 to June 20, 1941.
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Veteran Parisian Fights Weather and Fire at Sea
A coastal patrol veteran who joined the navy in October 1940 faced extreme weather and heavy anti aircraft fire while maneuvering near Kiska harbor. The citation notes his ship and shore based batter ies as key threats during the action.
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Cloth Making Increases Amid Civilian Use Decline
Government figures show textile fabric production rose 30 percent from 1939 to 1942 with 12.5 billion linear yards produced in 1942. Civilian use fell to 8.876 billion yards while civilian consumption in 1939 stood at 9.93 billion.
Wayland House Fire Forces Family Move
An overheated pipe sparked a fire at the Clifford Bothwell home in Wayland Sunday. Partitions were torn out to reach the blaze. The family has bought a new house and will move in immediately.
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Air Raid Wardens to Hold Meeting Friday Evening
Air raid warden Post No 1 will meet Friday at 7 30 PM in Mc Kinley School announced today by Ted Ellwein captain.
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