London Tour by Sgt Bryan From England with Tom Hart
Sgt. R. E. Bryan of 1 England tours London with University of South Dakota friend Tom Hart. Letter dated Sept 22 describes Westminster Abbey, St Pauls Cathedral, bomb damage, No. 10 Downing Street glimpse, the Whispering Gallery, the homeless use of the cathedral, and the Duke of Wellington carriage.
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R. E. Bryan
England
University of South Dakota
Tom Hart
London
E. H. Bevan
John P. Siler
Tom
Ax Tom
Man
Westminster Abbey
Chamberlain
Shakespeare
Fuger Bacon
John Wesley
Peeping Tom
Cauntless
Abbey
House of Parliament
House of Lords
House of Commons
Bix Ben
No. 10
Downing Street
Yoiur
God
Duke of Wellington
Lords
Times Square
Britain
Pictadilly Circus
Toy Shortages Threaten Christmas Stock Shortage
New York reports the Toy Manufacturers of America say Christmas toy stocks are near zero of normal levels with 2,000,000 more children due to wartime birth trends. James L. Frn, the group’s managing director, calls the shortage the worst on record and warns supplies may not last past December 15 with few reorders possible.
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New York
Santa Claus
U. S. A. Inc
Trade Association of the Ley Industry
James L. Frn
Directo
Azeres
Leaders Plan 4-H Projects Saturday
Beadle County 4-H leaders meet at 1 30 p m Saturday in the gar men s room of the courthouse with Agen8 Sompson assisting agriculture and home life leaders. Olive Neff notes the conference aims to streamline fall meetings and save time for the work. County records highlight achievements in canned goods, household duties, and agriculture as important 4-H victory projects.
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Seeant
Lump Sum Settlement Opposed on Foreclosed Land Deal
County commissioners cannot accept a lump sum on an installment purchase that would pay less than the appraised value of foreclosed school land. Attorney General Mickelson advised State's Attorney Smiley. Land appraised in 1938 at 1800, sold for 1830, principal reduced to 1110, purchaser offered 1000 cash.
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Pierre
George T. Mickelson
R. A. Smiley
Belle Fourche
Smiley
London cinemas and meals in a wartime trip diary
The writer recalls visiting London theaters and enjoying a Negro film Stormy Weather with Bing Crosby and Lamour in Dixie and John Steinbeck's The Moon Is Down. A French restaurant posed ordering difficulties, while a Victory Club stay followed a tiring day. An amusing camp anecdote describes Red Rowland overeating army rations and enduring good-natured teasing.
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London
Tom
Bing Crosby
Lamour
John Steinbeck
England
Jolly
Harl
Victory Club
Red Rowland
Pard Dog Food Eight-Oz Boxes On Sale At Two For 19c
The advert promotes Pard Dog Food eight ounce boxes priced at two for 19 cents. It emphasizes a well balanced meal for dogs and targets budget conscious pet owners.
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