The Rivet Sister Ann Pendletory Journal Entry
A narrative recounts a young woman's entry into factory life at Moore City. She describes inspection work with other girls, shifts between departments, and the evolving presence of women in benches and assembly. Social notes include living arrangements, meals, and evenings spent on Main Street visiting a restaurant and Schwartz's stationery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore City
Main Street
Benths Department
Schwartz
Kerry Craft
Winders Earns Air Medal for Flight Actions
First Lt. Voy A. Winders brother of Patrician Winders, is cited for valor as he and Lieut Kenney’s unit flew patrols. Winders earned the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster after shooting down a modern Japanese fighter during Cape Gloucester operations, with no U.S. losses. He attended MLA and flying schools in Jackson Mississippi Blytheville Arkansas and Craig Field Selma Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voy A. Winders
Ann Winders
Dakota Avenue South
Huron
Kenney
St Dlien
Air Metal
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Lieut
Winders
MLA
Jackson
Miss
Blytheville
Ark
Craig Field
Selma
Ala
Rayon Lock Restricts Civilian Tire Supply
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Administration announcing a 12.5 percent rise in passenger tires for civilian use in June while demand remains far above production. Fewer heavy duty truck tires will be available, with some idle trucks inevitable, and OPA notes production this year may not meet demand due to rayon shortages and the need for strict conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Charles F. Phillips
Nye's son born to Senator Nye and wife in Washington
Senator Gerald P. Nye and his wife in North Dakota welcomed an eight pound boy in Washington. This is their second child and the ceremony marks a new addition to the Nye family with the baby named and family routine noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Nye
Washington, D. C
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Funeral Held for Faulkton Youth Robert Johnson
Funeral services for Robert Johnson youngest son of Mrs. Mabel Johnson were held Sunday at Deuoe. He died in Faulkton hospital Thursday morning after a long illness.
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Faulkton
Robert Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Robert
Uniforms and visits spread across several towns
Aircraft crew and families appear in a string of brief notices. Beth Rose, an aviation machinist mate, visited Tulare to attend graduation with her parents living there. Albert Rose and wife came from Florida to see her folks. Newell Seeman visits his parents in Rockham while stationed at Salina, Kansas. Gerald Bower visits his parents in Paulkton. Pvt James Brower returns to Oklahoma after a family visit. Captain Robert M. Burchfield returns to Camp Polk after visiting his parents. Marvin Lynder and Arlo Miller join inductees headed to Ft. Crook for pre induction in Nebraska. Marvin Swensen travels with them as a navy volunteer.
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Tulare
Beth Rose
Joe Bower
James Brower
Oklahoma
J.L. Brewer
Lane
Robert M. Burchfield
Camp Polk
R. B. Burchfield
Marvin Lynder
Arlo Miller
Wessington Springs
Ft. Crook
Marvin Swensen
Navy
Nisei War Record Cited by Soldier to Counter Bigots
Washington dispatch reports Interior Secretary Ickes releasing a letter from corporal J. W. Kety in Italy proposing to send bigots to relieve the 190th Infantry of the 34th division. Ickes notes the battalion totals 1,000 men with 900 Purple Hearts and multiple Silver Star Bronze Star and other decorations. He thanks Kety for his letter and says it shows what is being fought for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Italy
J. W. Kety
Kety
Memorial Program Observed in Doland High School
Memorial Day observance in Doland featured a program in the high school auditorium led by Mrs. Barbara Graff of Clark. Willard Johnson sang, Earl Culver played cornet, Arnold Levien read Gettysburg address, and a boys and girls group sang. Rev. Co. Boslaugh gave the invocation and benediction, with services at Doland cemetery afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Barbara Graff
Clark
Willard Johnson
Earl Culver
F. Sherwood
Arnold Levien
Co. Boslaugh
Warren Johnson Buys Stock From Partner
Announcement from Sioux City says Warren and Ruth Johnson former Huron residents acquired stock in Johnson & Sewell Furniture, to run as Johnson Furniture Company with E Eddie Sewell. The firm previously operated stores in Huron and Aberdeen from 1923 to 1934, now closed. Sewell now runs Johnson & Sewell in Rapid City. no Sioux City store mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
City
Warren
Ruth Johnson
Huron
Johnson & Sewell Furniture Company
E.eddie Sewell
Johnson Furniture Company
Johnson & Sewell Company
E. L. Sewell
Mrs. Sewell
Mr. Johnson
Aberdeen
Sewell
Rapid City
Sioux City
Ethiopian College and Vatican Gardens Plan Gap
Fragmentary OCR listing places and institutions including Ethiopian College, Pope Jadis Walt, Governor's Palace, Vatican Gardens, Museum Entrance, Printing House, Library, Belvedere Court, and Belvedere Courts. No coherent event or narrative discernible from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopian College
Pope Jadis Walt
Governor 'S Palace
Vatican Gardens
Mwseanishs Court
Howe Cearg
Belvedere Court
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Jong Foskin
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Gert
Kitty
Gladys
Sis
Jennie
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Isle
Bench Assembly
Voy Winders
Air Medal
Rayon Lock
Central
South Dakota
U.S
Warren Johnson
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Raphael
St. Damasus
Belvedere
St Anes Swine Guards
Wallending
Dnaele Castle
Vatican City
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Hove
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Poe
Raine
T_AM
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Yoou
May
Bina Huncry Oh-H
Pete
Penman
Grogan
Mike
Slippy Smith
Blossom
Skeezix
Nina
Earth
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Brer Carem
Boris the Fire-Eater
Spook
Jake
Tanywan
Sake
Nea
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