Weather May Hit Italy's Ambitions in Ethiopian War
Edward J. Neil reports that seasonal rains threaten Italy's northern front in Ethiopia, slowing road work and supply moves through March to September. He notes Graziani's defensive stance may shift south when rains ease, with Somaliland and Ogaden fronts clearing mid-year, influencing the overall campaign strategy.
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Associated Press
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Italy
Ethiopia
Amuvemer
Graziani
Dorya
Somaliland
Ogaden
Tembien
Makale
Traly
Tigre
Morace Greeley
Science Finds Silver Turns Transparent at Near Absolute Zero
Pasadena, Feb. 20 AP Dr Alexander Goetz at California Institute of Technology reports a silver film cooled near absolute zero becomes transparent as atoms slow to a crawl and lose metallic bonds. The film, normally opaque, shows a dust like appearance as electrons fail to move freely and no continuous current can pass. This reveals solid matter existing in vast spaces at extreme low temperatures.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Cassociated Press
Pasadena
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California Institute of Technology
Alexander Goetz
California Tech Laboratory
Benny to guest Fred Allen on WEAF-NBC Town Hall
In New York on February 20 Jack Benny plans to appear as Fred Allen’s guest on the WEAF NBC Town Hall after canceling last week due to a cold. The radio schedule lists programs across WEAF NBC WABC and other networks with music, talk, and drama. A science note explains how silver conducts at higher temperatures.
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Altar Society Meets at Finnerty Home in Redfield
Catholic Ladies Altar society held a February 20 meeting at Mrs. James Finnerty home with Mrs. Theo Feldstin presiding. About thirty members attended. A finance committee session preceded general discussions, pushing bridge out of the agenda. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Finnerty.
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Theo Feldstin
Dormitory Provides Cheap Board For Local Students
Wellington dormitory runs at 1 50 weekly for high school students with heat light room and board. Enrollment rises as extreme weather continues under deans Mrs Seeley and Mr Corrigan and kitchen chiefs Mrs Granberg and Mrs Willard. The Arapesh of New Guinea are noted in a separate sentence about hunting and sharing food.
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Wellington
Adam Seeley
Thomas Corrigan
Peach Granberg
Clara Willard
Hostess Aids Frankfort Aid Society Meeting
Mrs. E Hilkemeier hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid at her Frankfort home with a large turnout. The meeting followed by lunch served by the committee.
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Frankfort
E. Hilkemeier
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Declamatory Contest Concludes at Redfield High Armory
In Redfield, the grade school declamatory contest was held in the high school auditorium on a Wednesday afternoon. Top honors were awarded to Jane with first and second grades earning notable placements.
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Redfield
Jane
Free Rupture Cure Ad Claims Universal Benefit
An advertisement offers a free Guaranteed Method for rupture relief via mail. It promises no obligation tests and full particulars from W. S. Rice at 1270 Main St Adams. Claims success regardless of rupture duration or prior trusses and assures easy work and freedom from rupture constraints.
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W. S. Rice
Main St. Adams
Dave
Malu St. Adam
Local Names Reported From Summerside Event
The lineup lists Louisa Madler Gloria Bratch Frank ke Jack Cooley Charles Schmidt and others from Summerside with Jackie tenth and eights Gladys Pearsod Lois Lockhart Gordon Gerrictis Gilbert Bates and Marioretta Tritz. Supt M F Stumpf presented as judge with Duane Stadin Coddington of Tulare in fifth and sixth positions.
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Louisa Madler
Gloria Bratch
Frank] Ke
Jack Cooley
Charles Schmidt
New- Summerside
Jackie
Gladys Pearsod
Lois Lockhart
Gordon Gerrictis
Gilbert Bates
Marioretta Tritz
Supt
M. F. Stumpf
Duane Stadin Coddington
Tulare
Turton Scenes Endure Severe Cold Surprise
Turton, February 20 reports extreme cold with no fuel shortage so far. Snow plows clear drifts, mail service resumes after storm, carrier adds two assistants for a 53 mile route. Churches cut costs by using parsonage spaces, schools dismissed four days. A machinery collector tours the area as residents cope with the weather.
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Turton
Redfield Civic Dinner Highlights Civic Drive
Rev RG Minkler of the Methodist church spoke at the Redfield Bie wanis dinner held at the Foster house. Don Cole led the meeting as discussions urged better civic conditions in Redfield and Spink county. The report notes a record travel season with millions traveling by various means, marking the greatest summer travel boom since 192.
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RG. Minkler
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Methodist Church
Biewanis
Foster House
Don Cole
Way
Redfield
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