U.S. Metal Industries Are Better Prepared Than In 1917 1918
Cleveland Nov. 7 United States metal industries can produce steady war power in greater quantity than in 1917 18. James Presley Gill says American metal work outmatches Europe in quality and quantity with advanced mass production and technical skills ensuring self sufficiency and resilience.
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Cleveland
United States
James Presley Gill
American Society For Metals
National Metal Congress
Europe
U. S
Gill
Army Ordnance
Army
Germany
Goal to Go Landis Plays Mentor Role
A clipped exchange reveals Buck mentoring, Bill reflecting on Buck’s coaching. Buck notes he wanted to show off plays while acknowledging the scrubs’ potential, with a terse exchange about the coach’s intentions and loyalties.
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Landis
Scrubs
Bil
Bill
Buck
Buck Plans Risky Deal After Injury
Buck insists on a bold career move despite medical advice as he pressures Bill toward a risky agreement. A movie camera and projector surface, revealing Jim Kirk’s pitch to supply football coaching gear. Buck plans to act quickly for a living, even if it means separation and violating recovery limits.
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Bill
Buck
Jim Kirk
Jim
Eastern Territory Open Prompted By Plan
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jim asked to be informed about an eastern territory while Bill seeks timing. Buck plans to act soon, referencing a nearby suburban girl and an implied scheme. The garbled text suggests a thriller setup with characters coordinating ahead of a possible move.
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Jim
Bill
Buck
Past Matrons Meet Doland Ladies for Luncheon
The Past Matrons Club gathered at Mrs. Hans Levsen’s home for a one o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Goldie Divine assisted with decorations using Hallowe en favors. President explained the year’s program. Worthy Matron Mrs. Raymond Shult attended as special guest.
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Doland
Hans Levsen
Goldie Divine
Hallowe'en
Raymond Shult
Redfield Career Day Expanded to Include All Spink County Seniors
Redfield will expand its career day this year to include seniors from ten Spink County high schools. At a county teachers institute meeting, superintendents accepted an invitation from Redfield leader R. W. Gibson to participate. Doland 32, Conde 25, Brentford 19, Tulare 12, Northville, Spank, Athal 12, Ashton and Frank each send students.
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Spink
Spink County
County Teachers Institute
R. W. Gibson
Doland
Conde
Brentford
Tulare
Northville
Spank
Athal
Ashton
Frank
Career day sets four conferences for Redfield students
Redfield students from eighth grade to senior year attend career day conferences, each student choosing four sessions on related vocations led by school, college, or business leaders in the state. The event features state schools, hospitals, commercial schools, and many professionals.
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