Adventists Progress Worldwide in 800 Languages
Rev. W. G. Turner reports Seventh-day Adventists are preaching the gospel in about 800 languages across roughly 400 nations and locales. He notes missionary growth despite low moods, with 206 new lands, 300 new languages added, 160 new institutions, and 5,000 new personnel joining the ministry, medical, and institutional work. Adventists stress one faith, one God, one baptism, and prepare for Christ’s return.
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W. G. Turner
Turner
Fair Grounds
Faith
Land
Immac
Africa
Europe
Australia
North America
South America
Lord Jesus Christ
Andes Mountains
Jsea
Mount Ararat
Mr. Turner
New Guinea
County Red Cross War Relief Campaign Appeal
Beadle County invites cash contributions to support Kurpea war relief efforts. The message requests part of the county’s $1060 goal and provides a personal contribution.
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RED Cross
Beadle County
Kurpe
Juliana and Daughters Arrive in Canada for Refuge Visit
HALIFAX June 11 Mana crown princess of the Netherlands with her two young daughters trix and ey nine months arrived by Dutch warship from England for refuge from Europe's war. Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King announced the safe arrival and said invitation came from Lord Athlone to visit him at government house. The party will not go to Ottawa until the governor-general arrives and will likely stay in Quebec until then.
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Halifax
Ju- Mana
Netherlands
New World
Trix
Europe
Juliana
Helland
England
W. L. MacKenzie King
Lord Athlone
Canada
Government House
Ottawa
Quebec
Five Cases In Circuit Court Jury To Decide Three Criminals And Two Civil Actions
Juries in the June term of Circuit Court will be called to decide three criminal cases and two civil actions, starting Monday June 11 at 10 a.m. Judge Frank R. Fisher will preside. Criminal cases include State Attorney Tom H. Luby versus Robert Hopbs for assault with intent to commit great bodily harm, Luby versus Harry Westfall for attempting to kill, and a Tony Rogers matter. Two criminals were removed after pleas of guilty. Civil actions involve John Ekinsasser suing L J Boehnan for 6000 dollars and costs for injuries at a service station. the second suit covers a settled account between Lola M. Barrows and Harold Ekanger, with C. E. Norris.
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Circuit Court
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Tom H. Luby
Robert Hopbs
Max Royhl
Luby
Harry Westfall
L .R. Crawford
Boyd M. Benpon
Tony Rogers
Donald Ford
Wiliam Schultz
John Ekkinsasser
L. J. Boehnan
Boehnan
Huron
Temmey & Luby
Lola M. Barrows
W. C. Peterson
Harold Ekanger
C. E. Norris
Max Royhh
Waves Of Nazi Bombers Over Paris Reported
NBC reports waves of German bombers over Paris and fires in parts of the city. NBC London correspondent cites French embassy confirming flames in the capital as authorities warn of heavy damage and casualties in the suburbs. An acrid smoke pall was observed, with fires caused by incendiaries. Roads from Paris filled with disruptions and refugees attempting to flee.
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NBC
Paris
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Europe
Fred Bate
London
Associates
Two More Bodies Found In Flood Areas Of Nebraska
Bomer Nebraska June 11 Only two persons remain unaccounted for after last week’s flash flood in northeast Nebraska. The bodies of two victims were found yesterday bringing total recovered to ten. Mrs Helen Williams 37 of Homer was found on a drainage canal bank six and a half miles east of Bomer. Earlier George Lipp 45 of Winnebago was located two and a half miles north of the town.
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Bomer
Neb
Nebras
Helen Williams
Homer
George Lipp
Winnebago
Lumbermen Hold District Meeting at Huron
Lumbermen from the Huron area gathered at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron for a district meeting of the North West Lumbermen's Association. George C. Green of Huron presided as district chairman, with discussions on routine matters and FHA policy affecting the district counties including Beadle, Hand, Hughes, Hyde, Kingsbury, Paula, Stanley and Sully.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Isonday
Northwest Lumbermen'’s Association
George C. Green
Federal Housing Administration
Beadle
Hand
Hughes
Hyde
Kingsbury
Paula
Stanley
Sully Counex
British Official Hails Roosevelt Speech as Allied Hope
London reports quote Clement Attlee praising President Roosevelt for assurances of U S material aid. Attlee described the message as a democratic response that followed a night of fascist menace, signaling America’s sympathy and support to the nations fighting Germany.
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Fdr
London
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Clement
Attlee
House of Commons
Atlantic
Italy
America
Navy Increase Bill Passes in House Action
The House approved bills allowing the Navy to reach 10,000 planes and 16,000 pilots and authorize 22 new combat ships. The measures, now sent to President Roosevelt for signature, also authorize auxiliary vessels and an 11 percent rise in surface range.
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Washington
House
White House
Roosevelt
Girl Scouts Plan Exploring Hikes Across Camps
Senior Girl Scouts in thirty selected camps nationwide will start a new nature project this summer called Ex poser Expeditions. Marie Gandette of New York City, a national staff nature adviser, outlined uniform expedition structure with area variations and shared goals.
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Marie Gandette
New York City
Africa
Miss Gaudette
Speed Action On Defense Measure Strikes Amendments
Washington June 11 The House refused to consider amendments to a 1.004 billion defense tax bill under a seldom used procedure to pass or reject the measure as a whole The Senate may take up the bill early next week amid calls for a thorough overhaul The tax package adds a 10 percent supertax broadens the base and increases debt and spending The House and Senate move to approve army navy and national guard expansions and authorize new aircraft testing amid a push to adjourn by June 22
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Naval Air Force
House Military Committee
National Guard
United States
Congress
Navy
School Board Proceedings May 1940 Meeting Notes
The Recuhr led Board of Education met at the High School office on Monday evening in May 1940. Presiding were Chairman R N Campbell with Directors Keck Lee and Buchanan present. Items approved included various school district bills and warrants for vendors such as Arndt Radio Service, American Corp, Keystone Envelope Co, Huron Public School, and others. details listed as usual financial authorization for operation, maintenance, and supplies.
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Board of Education
Monnday
R. N. Campbell
Keck, Lee
Buchanan
Bunt
J. Law
Aldo
Lee
Ace Slator Cares
Americana Corp
Booxe Arndt Radio Service
Suply. Co
Athe Supmthe
Bllera' Greenhouse
Ou Lay Hicetric Service Co
Main
Bat
Munger Baap
Huron College
Auron Furnace ‘Co
Wer Broa, Inc
R_Latham
Camp linked for Four-H members at Kampeska Lake
Four-H members from Hard County will join Faulk County youths at Lake Kara Perska near Watertown for day camp from June 2 to June 15. Members must notify leaders by June 5 to assist transportation planning, with bus and truck pickups starting June 12 at Ree Heights at 7 30. Participants should bring lunches for a Fischers Grove picnic near Redfield, with mornings devoted to health music crafts and related topics.
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Kampeska
Four-H
Fom Faulk County
Lake Kara Perska
Watertown
Ree Heights
Fischers Grove
Redfield
School Board Minutes Show Leave Granted and Immunization Plan
A school board meeting notes Dorothy Costain granted 2 leave for 1949-1950. Dr. H. T. Saylor urged preschool vaccination for smallpox and diphtheria. Board approved immunization program and district funds for coal, screenings, and general district needs. Meeting adjourned with appreciation to Director Keck and Buchanan.
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Pogiley
B&g Titchey’s
Peterson & Co
Kanks Smith Jewelry
Fred Stearwald
Stewarts Transfer
Stiver
Harware
P. Volkert
Masi Wagner
B&g
TH. T. Saylor
Saptor
L Gamorat
Ne. Turtier Suviness
Rival voices threaten Rossy over land and marriage
A tense encounter between Rossy and Steve Hoge ends with warnings of trouble as Rossy plans to pursue a legal land matter back in Lincoln. The dialogue hints at Hannah’s involvement and a looming confrontation over ownership and marriage. Posty reflects on Steve's stubborn plan and the risk of continuing conflict.
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Rossy
Steve Hoge
Steve
Lincoln
Hannah
Posty
4 H Club Projects Highlight Safe Swim Initiative
A local 4 H club outlines projects focusing on water safety and lifesaving skills. A lifeguard leads a Be Safe activity teaching swimming best practices and rescue basics to youths at the community pool.
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Lfe
Country Cousins Picnic Plans From June Gathering
The June meeting of the Country Cousins at the Dennis home opened with songs led by Dorothy Roberts. Members discussed a picnic at the Banning grave, sending several to 4-H club camp, and divided into three demonstration teams baking powder biscuits cake baking and packing a school tune.
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Dennis
God Bless Amuche
Dorothy Roberts
Banning
Marty Alice Kelley
Rae Lanz
Lois Kerchoff
Mary Whortyr
Lilly Mae
Geraldine Kerchoff
Jase
Dorothy Robette
Club Meeting Notes Highlight 4-H Fine Bucks Drive
The Prane Schooner 4-H Club met on June 7 with Alfred Kennell as president and eight visitors present. After pledges, members described beautification efforts and a bake sale planned for May 18 at Miller to fund two members’ club camp at Lake Kempeska, Watertown. Aubrey Allen stood in for Alvin Barber who could not attend to discuss dipping sheep for ticks, songs, games, and lunch followed before adjournment.
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Prane
Alfred Kennell
Eccas Bers
Miller
Lake Kempeska
Watertown
Alvin Barber
Aubrey Allen
Floyd Allen
Collects Recipes Tried By Members At 4 H Club Meeting
The C C C 4 H Club held its regular meeting at Alice Licht's home. Dolores Denison presided as president, minutes were read and approved, reports covered Planting 2 Tree by Alice Licht and Care of the Hair by Dolores Denison, and members shared recipes tried by others. The group sang Song of the Open Country, and Elma Schmidt moved to adjourn with Aline ent seconding. Lunch was served by the hostess Alice Licht and her mother.
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C.C.C. 4-H
Alice Licht
Dolores Denison
Elma Schmidt
Aline Etent
Virgil, Ieporter
Last Bus Ride to Lincoln Campus Sparks Farewells
Rossy and Hannah clash aboard the bus to Lincoln campus as they bicker and threaten, then Coach Hurd beckons Rossy to the gym with a promise that something life changing awaits, signaling a pivotal development to come.
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Celieve
Hannah
Rossy
Lincoln
Jean
Lovie Dovie Judy
Rossy McAfee
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Ilth
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Reese's
Walter Wormstadt
Loren Meyer
Eileworth
Minn
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Kansas
S. E
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Iroquois
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General Assembly
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