Ralph Barr Sees Shorter War Outlook From Bombay Letter
Ralph Barr in Bombay India writes that the war may not last as long as once feared. He notes pressure on Germany and Russian gains, hints at possible Burma campaign, and says no escape from India while the war continues. Barr is general manager of Standard Oil Company of India after 26 years there.
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Richard _M. Barr
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Ralph Barr
Bombay
India
Italy
Germany
Burma
Barr
Standard Oil Company of India
Europe
Return of Ralph Jr. Brings Family to Long Island Home
A son named Ralph Jr. has returned to the United States and the family now resides on Long Island, New York, marking a reunion and new home location for the family.
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Ralph, Jr
United States
Long Island
New York
Baptists to Observe World Parish Day in Huron
The First Baptist Union of Huron will hold World Parish Day on Monday Oct 25 replacing the indefinitely postponed Northern Baptist Convention due to war. Sessions begin 2 pm and 7 30 pm with A J Lang presiding. The program features talks by denominational leaders a 10 member exhibit a public poll remarks by Rev Earl Long fellow and visiting representatives ending with a consecration service. Mrs Wallace Johnson is general chairman and Mrs L G Lockwood oversees exhibits.
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First Baptist Unizen of
Huron
Northern’ Baptist Convention
A. J. Lang
Earl Long
Wallace Johnson
L. G. Lockwood
Postnuptial Shower For Mrs Benning In Tulare
Mrs Curtis Benning formerly Della Steinbis received a post nuptial shower from 35 friends at the D B Benning home Sunday evening. Prizes were won in contests run by Miss Gladys Miller. Lunch followed, served by Mrs D B Benning, Miss Gladys Nelson and Mrs Frank Arneson. Gifts were discovered by following clues hidden around the house.
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Benning
Tulare
Curtis Benning
Della Steinbis
D. B. Benning
Gladys Miller
Gladys Nelson
Frank Arneson
Three South Dakotans Captured By Nazis
Among 897 U S soldiers listed today by the War Department as prisoners of Germany are three South Dakota men Sgt Elmer M Ripley Pvt Harold C Clausen and Pvt Lamar A Hardie. Ripley Clausen and Hardie are identified with their spouses and hometowns Castlewood Sioux Falls and Oko bojo.
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South
Man Wins Blue Ribbons in State Baking Contest
Langdon C. Merchant, head proofreader for the State morning paper, entered the state fair baking contest once regarded as all women and won three blue ribbons and a best cake of the show plus a red ribbon. He said an $8 outlay yielded an $18 profit.
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Merchant
Harvest Mutton In the Timber Crop Area Wenatchee Wash
Northcentral Washington harvests its annual meat crop from Cascade Range national forests. About 29,000 ewes move from winter grounds to summer grazing in Wenatchee and Chelan forests, yielding 31,000 lambs. Losses run around 600 lambs yearly to wildlife and misadventure.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Washington
Wenatchee and
Chelan
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