Scouts Stage Court of Honor in Tomahawk District
The Boy Scouts of the Tomahawk District Central South Dakota Council held a Court of Honor at Riverside Park Tuesday night. Awards were presented to Troops 2 4 5 and 6 by G D Van Dyke R Ralph Ferren and Rev E W Hale with a 100 percent Boys Life Banner for 1975 and several merit badges and ranks.
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Boy Scouts of the
Wilcox
Board of Review
Robert Ltemmey
James Pierce
Bill Luby
Donald Thatcher
Ralph
Ferren
Glen Bethke
Bennie Johnson
Ray, Johnson, Jr
van Dyke
Classick
Cyacees Adter
Marion Walker
Gurney Renews Draft Proposal for Young Recruits
Senator Gurney of South Dakota renews a draft plan to require 18 and 19 year olds for immediate military training. He argues extended training improves survival odds and U.S. readiness, urging the War Department to issue formal recommendations and the Army to expand to accommodate early enlistment.
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Washington
Gurney
South Dakota
Senate
Mdi Aitairs Couitret
War Department
Army
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
Saratoga Springs residents report an air raid warning as officials scramble to identify a false alarm purveyor. In Washington Postmaster Roberts ends a corns claim and a Missouri town wastes bonfires on war saving stamps, sending a fragment to the Treasury.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Gallatin
Treasury Department
Girl Scouts Plan First Aid Training and Roster
The Methodist Girl Scouts held a Monday meeting at Wesley Hall. Ruth Buck was elected scribe. Livewire Patrol and Busy Bees agreed to start first aid instruction. The Golden Giows and Merry Maids formed a joint group and aimed for the second class ladder.
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Methodist Girl ‘Scouts
Wesley Hall
Ruth Buck
Golden Giows
Merry Maids
Joyce Doner
Study of National Anthem Day at Valley No.1 School
Betty Johnson reports Valley No.1 pupils studied National Anthem Day on September 14. Miss Baum taught how Francis Scott Key wrote the song during the War of 1812 after Ft. Henry bombardment. Students learned flag display and Constitution Week basics including the three branches of government and lasting principles of the United States.
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Valley No.1
Miss Baum
Francis Scott Key
Ft. Henry
United States
United States of America
Betty Johnson
Valley No. 1
Washington YCL Elects Officers
Washington YCL and Washington League of the Rudy School held its first meeting on September 7. Officers were elected for the first time for the year, with terms lasting three months. Committees were appointed, and a defense project was planned, with Edith Eckmann reporting.
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Washington League
Rudy
Richard District No. 1
C. L
Edgar
Edith Eckmand
Corinne’ Eckmann
League
Edith Eckmann
Rudy School
Newill
Foster Creek School Report On Student Study Schedule
Foster Creek pupils are busy with daily history and other classes. They attend art three times weekly and music twice weekly. The school has one first grader, two second graders, two third graders, one fifth grader, two sixth graders, and a seventh grader. Mrs Huber teaches with Marie Hofer as writer. SIDES Sidney.
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Foster Creek
Marie Hofer
Huber
Buber
Sidney Sides
School Fair Visit Reflected by Marilyn Wagner
Marilyn Wagner of South School planned a Thursday visit to the Fair but preferred visiting our school. Dorothy Knutz reports Marilyn said she liked school and enjoyed the Fair option.
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Marilyn
Wagner
Dorothy Knutz
Dorothy writes because it rained Friday afternoon
The passage notes that Dorothy writes after mentioning rain on Friday afternoon while pupils played in the schoolhouse. The fragment hints at a schoolyard scene with children at play as weather changed activities inside.
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Dorothy
Northwestern: Higher net income reported for July and seven months
CHICAGO September 17. The Gmeazo and North Western Railway today reported net income for July of 42,950 against 1,121,322 in July 1941. Seven months net income this year was 3,197,461 compared with 5,549,997 in the same 1941 months.
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Chicago
Railay Today
Urges Raising More Chickens to Boost Meat Supply
Secretary Wickard urged U S farmers to produce 200 million additional chickens this year to expand civilian meat supplies. He said the extra production could yield at least 400 million pounds of meat this winter amid a projected shortage. Georgia Tech reports 450 men in the Navy with 44 earning athletic honors.
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Washington
Wickard
Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
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