President Ball to aid infantile paralysis effort in Beadle County
The Presidents Diamond Jubilees Birthday Ball will be held Friday night at the Elke ball with Don Shaw's band. Half the proceeds go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for research education and epidemics. The rest stays in Beadle County to support local services Christened by Mayor J. S. Tschetter and supported by Warren Darling, Dr. M We Limit Co-operative Club, and St Mart Church, the event aims to eradiate infantile paralysis and promote community spirit. tickets are sold at Ellis Pharmacy and sent countywide.
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Don Shaw
National Foundation For
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Tschetter
Hu‘on
Warren
Darling
Huron Clinic
Sifon
Ren
Re O'Neill
St. Mart Church
Grea
Ellis’ Pharmacy
Strawberry Production Falls Slightly in 1940 to 1941
The 1941 strawberry crop in the United States is estimated at 6.8 million crates, down from 5.11 million crates in 1940, reflecting a modest year over year decline in production.
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United States
Motors Warned to Buy Federal Use Tax Stamps
Aberdeen January warning from T C Kasper, IRS collector, to vehicle owners who have not bought federal use tax stamps. Stamps costing $2.09 must be affixed to each motor vehicle on public highways by February 2 or face a $26 fine and up to 30 days imprisonment. Stamps available over the counter at post offices or by mail through the Aberdeen IRS office. valid through June 30.
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Aberdeen
T.C. Kasper
Internal Revenue
Kasper
Internal Revenue Office
Flashes Of Life And Minor Legal Woes In Briefs
In Indianapolis Leroy Fuller faced city court over speeding as he hurried to his wedding. Judge Niblack quipped about luck and late nuptials, fining him five dollars and costs. In Wichita a gate guard refused entry to Murray Gill of Kansas Gas, but the president never entered. he later received a commendation letter. Los Angeles Ruth Diamond testified about her divorce from Moe Diamond after allegations of living apart. In Gladewater publisher Barnes Broiles mourned the loss of his ad manager Lonre Dan, who left with five local advertisers, all boarding the same train.
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Indianapolis
Leroy Fuller
Tudge
John Niblack
Wichita
Kan
Murray F. Gill
Kansas Gas and Jectric Company
Gladewater
Tex
Barnes Broiles
Lon—re Dan
Army Air Corps
Dan
Plane Carrying Delegates From Rio Conference Crashes
A Rio de Janeiro airliner carrying Argentine foreign minister Enrique Ruiz Guinazu and 10 other delegates from the Pan American conference crashed into the sea while taking off. All aboard were saved. Guinazu suffered a chest injury and was hospitalized.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Enrique Ruiz Guinazu
Argentina
Ruiz Guinazi
Naval Scheol- Hospital
Ruiz Guinazu
Solon Calls For Sharp Reduction In Non-Defense Spending
Congressman Oscar Youngdahl urged serious consideration of proposals to cut unnecessary non-defense federal expenditures at the Northwest Shippers advisory board luncheon in Minneapolis. He cited Byrd committee findings that a billion dollars could be saved annually and warned that Roosevelt era spending trends have shifted from 2 to 1 income to 3 to 1, with potential to reach 4 to 1 soon.
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Minneapolis
Oscar
Youngdad
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Nicollet
Youngdahl
Byrd Committee
Roosevelt
Federal deficit projected at 110 billion by 1943 end
Report cites a projected federal deficit of about 110 billion dollars by the close of the next fiscal year on June 30, 1943. The forecast appears in remarks attributed to Congressman Youngdahl discussing wartime revenue and spending pressures.
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Youngdahl
Largest Telescope at Mount Wilson Weighs 100 Tons
The movable parts of the 3.0 inch reflector at Mount Wilson Observatory weigh 100 tons. It stands as the largest telescope in use in the world today.
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Mount Wilson Observatory
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