Capper Says Farmers Favor Immediate AAA Repeal
Senator Capper reported to the Senate that he has received hundreds of letters from farmers about nine to one in favor of repealing the AAA and related farm program elements. He cited petitions from Riley and Washington counties in Kansas asking for complete discontinuance of the AAA and a refund of penalties on 1941 and 1942 wheat, plus a letter from Kansas revenue chief urging continuation of the farm program into and beyond wartime.
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Washington
Capper
Kansas
William Ljungdahl
Kansas State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Beadle County Visitors Rate Weekend Home Visits
Mr and Mrs Marvin Riemath of H spent the weekend visiting his mother and grandmother in Beadle County. Wilma Mortimer employed in Huron spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Dewex Mortimer. Mr and Mrs Russell Meyer came from Watertown to visit Mr and Mrs Herman Meyer then returned to Watertown and left for California where Meyer will be employed. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Herman Meyer and Mr Vor at the home of Mr and Mrs Waldemar Larson in Redfield. Marjorie and Am died who teach rural schools in Spink County spent the weekend at their respective homes with Mr and Mrs Grand and family.
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Yer
Herman Meyer
Vor
Waldemar Larson
Redfield
Armortimer
Marjorie
Spink County
al Grand
Family
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
Oakland woman reports a pickpocket incident as a £10 note is snatched. The scene shifts to Los Angeles and Portland with fragmented reports including a missing Shelton and a boy named James Lyon.
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The
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Shelton
Portland
Ore
James Lyon
Army extends its own autos for coast ordnance needs
In Seattle a medium-price bus model was cut in two and lengthened by six feet to seat 15 passengers. Col. K B Harmon, Pacific Coast ordnance chief, says a local firm has a contract to build 100 units. A purse containing 28 dollars fell from a shopper’s hand and was retrieved by two policemen.
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Jimmy. Sec
Seattle
Col. K. B. Harmon
Pacific Coast Ordnance District
Graduation At St. Lawrence
Commencement exercises will be held in the school gym at 8 o'clock with the invocation by Rev. N. A. Luke and the processional and recessional by the hand. George Melcher to deliver the salutatory, Ruby Story the maledictory address, plus Rev. J. E. Robinson of Redfield. Presentation by Supt. J. E. Crouch and diplomas by Don Bork. Degrees conferred to seniors Glen Banning Betty Buss Lois Carter Brice Clegg Gladys Evans Gerald Fremark Edward Hall George Adber Carol Miller Ardith Moon Vi yea Marshall Marion Scherschlitt Alice Shook Ruby Story Edna Rombough Marvin Wilson.
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ST. Lawrence
N. A. Luke
George Melcher
Ruby Story
J. E. Robinson
Redfield
J. E. Crouch
Don Bork
Glen Banning
Betty Buss
Lois Carter
Brice Clegg
Gladys Evans
Gerald Fremark
Edward Hall
George Ad~ber
Carol Miller
Ardith Moon
Vi‘yea Marshall
Marion Scherschlitt
Allied Invasion Plans Seen Possible Despite Bizerte Hold
Davis expressed confidence that Eisenhower's forces could complete North Africa operations and move to an invasion of Europe in the coming months. He suggested an assault might proceed even if Bizerte remains Axis controlled for a time as frontline dispatches report heavy pressure on the city.
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Europe
Davis
Eisenhower
North
Africa
Bizerte
Allied and Soviet offensives push through North Africa and Caucasus
Allied forces threaten Ferryville near Bizerte as American troops swing around Lake Achkel and advances reach within five miles of Ferryville. German command claims heavy losses for the Allies and 13 of 24 tanks destroyed near Mateur. In the Soviet front, Red Army drives nine miles from Novorossisk stronghold, killing 7,000 Germans and taking 22 towns while Russian Black Sea ships watch for German escapes.
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Directionz
Lake Achkel
Lake Bizerte
Ferryville
Bizerte
Mateur
Kuban
Red Army
Caucasus
Aagship
Paris Commune
Hitler
Buster the bear eludes fire crews at Delta fairgrounds
The year old bear Buster escaped his pen at the Delta fairgrounds and dodged firemen using ladders and a rope lasso. After a frantic pursuit, he climbed a tree and then escaped a noose, remaining perched above the roof as crews departed. Firemen resumed efforts with water but Buster stayed elusive.
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Buster
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Dawn
Evans
Delta Hose Company No. 1
Tired Kidneys Spark Sleepless Nights in Murky Ad Text
A garbled advertisement touts Doan'a ST for tired kidneys with distorted claims about relief and long use. The fragment mentions "milluns" and "kidney tubes" in a confusing claim, reflecting low clarity and dubious product positioning.
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Hit Orchestre
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Ronald Reagan
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Cy Short
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