Sub Crew Gives Water To Men On Sinking Freighter
Thirteen seamen spent 51 hours in a lifeboat before rescue. The submarine crew that sank their ship apologized and offered water. A sub officer discussed beer and urged that Germany and America should not be fighting. Survivors report three missing, two dead, including Captain Lambert Kat.
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Hirteen
Atlantic
Navy
Lambert W.kat
Alameda
Calif
Kat
Germany
America
Mogens Hansen
Marshall Howard
McCrory
Ark
Flashes Of Life And Odd News Tidbits From Across The Nation
Walter Ferentino, who longed to drive a horse milk wagon, now owns Sagamore Lady a two year old filly bought for 50 dollars from Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's stables. A 600 pound pig crashed an afternoon tea at Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton's estate, wrecking glasses and feasting on cakes, chased by Officer Minnis after falling from a market truck. The camp pie contest at Wolters Texas awards top prize of five dollars and a broadcast chance to the winner, while Ray Seeley finds a hill of potatoes neatly unearthed by windstorm damage on his farm in Arkansas City Kansas.
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New York
Walter Ferentino
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Ferentino
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Ashton
Philip Minnis
Arkansas City
Kans
Ray Seeley
Huron seniors honor top scholars at Huron College
Ten years ago Elsie Hinwood Titt led the senior class at Huron College as the highest ranking scholar with Mildred Louise Pugaley second. Cum laude honors went to E Norman Graves Elsie Pearl Marshal Florence Marie Shouse. The piece also notes travels of families and a seventh grade ranking by Brice O'Brien and a George Washington University BA in government for Lawrence Hing.
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Elsie Hinwood Titt
Huron
Huron College
Mildred
Louise Pugaley
E. Norman Graves
Ashton
Elsie Pearl Marshal
Hitchcock
Florence
Marie Shouse
Plankinton
Springfield
John P. Walsh
Myr
W. W. Howes
Mary Senate
Del
Howes
Chicago
Owes
Brice O’brien
Liberty Township
Lawrence £. Hing
George, Washington University
J. C. Madsen
Esther
Chico
Calif
Texans Form Guerrilla Band
Dallas sees a new homefront effort as about a thousand ordinary citizens from Texans Defense Guard units form guerrilla bands. They drill weekly in green camo coveralls, buy their own uniforms, and expect to defend against invasion if needed.
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Dallas
Tex
America
Dallas County
Texas Defense Guard
Defense Guard
Pearl Harbor
Local Residents Attend Travels and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Madsen’s daughter Mrs. H O Jacobson hosts a gathering while Mrs. L T Bodine travels to Hawarden with her niece. Mr and Mrs A M Chenoweth of Wolsey spent a day shopping in the city. Mrs E E Hoy and two daughters from Lake Henton Minn visit Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis. Mrs T J Wood heads to Wolsey for two days with music pupils. Mrs B Sinjern returns from Brookings after a three week visit.
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Fred Curtis
Wood
Wolsey
B. Sinjern
Brookings
Radio Programs Central war time listing
New York schedule of NBC CBS and MBS programs for June 16 and 17. Notable shows include Johnny Presents Fibber McGee Bob Hope and Dorsey on NBC CBS offerings include Glen Miller Orchestra Nature of the Enemy This Nation at War and District Attorney. Military and war related content appears alongside entertainment and news segments.
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New York
NBC
Johnny Presents
Horace Heidt
Fibber McGee
Bob Hope
Tommy Dorsey Band
Red Skelton
CBS
Glen Miller
Ft. Jackson
C. Blu
Cugat
Soldiers of God
MBS
Ned Jordan
Wright Patman
Sen
R. C. Owen
U. S. Navy
Navy
Hedda Hopper
John Agnew
Stella Unger
Frank Parker
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Waring
Fulton Lewis
Red Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Ore
Joe Kelly
Nelson Eddy
Uncle Walter Doghouse
Manhattan
Blu Jean Hersholt
Christian Dhs
Kay, Kyser
College
Morgan Beatty
World News
Salesman Killed In Accident Near Viborg
A three car collision three miles south of Chancellor left one person dead and three injured. G W Led yard a Yankton salesman for Palmer Fruit Company died at the scene. Injured were Ole Skanhood Lillian Lapland and another passenger moved to Sioux Falls hospitals. The Viborg trio had been returning from Minnesota.
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Viborg
Lennox
Sioux Falls Hospital
Ledyard
Skanhard
Minnesota
Chancellor
Here
G. W. Ledyard
Yankton
Palmer Fruit Company
Sioux City
Ole
Skanhood
Lillian Lapland
Custer Man Becomes Brigadier General
Colonel Edwin S. Perrin, born in Custer South Dakota on October 15 1905, was nominated to be a brigadier general at age 36 becoming the army s youngest general officer. He has served overseas in Cairo Rangoon New Delhi Java and Australia and is now assistant deputy chief of staff to General George H Brett.
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Washington
Edwin S. Perrin
Berrin
Custer
S. D
Laurence ’. Tee
Perrin
Charles E. Perrini
Guster Banker
Col. Perrin
Cairo
Egypt
Rangoon
Burma
New Delhi
Java
Australia
George H. Brett
Air Corps
West Point
University of Nebraska At
Lincoln
Army
Son
Wwerseas
Army mail service engine chief with Dayton family ties
The army officer in charge of engine maintenance is married with two children. He and his family live at Patterson Field in Dayton, Ohio.
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Army
Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Fighting for Uncle Sam Chicago Fighters in Service
In Chicago a stable of six fighters from Jack Hurley’s stable serve in the army while only Lem Franklin the Negro heavyweight remains at home. The group represents the range of boxing talent pressed into military duty during the period.
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Uncle Sam Chicago
Jack Hurley
Lem Franklin
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