Nelson Named 44 Athlete in 1944 Era Voting
The article lists top athletes by sport with Nelson highlighted as a standout in golf and track. It notes voting tallies per sport, mentions DiMaggio and other figures, and references awards and rankings across baseball football and track in 1944 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Eich
Louté Cardinale
Joe' 5
Joe DiMaggio
Tialev Athlety
Voles
Parentheaté
Newhausar
Young
Blanchard
T Andersson
A Davis
Yee Dudley
Tuberculosis Fight Expands in 1944 Colorado Efforts
Leaders in Colorado outline tougher 1944 tuberculosis control as deaths rose in 1943. Brice Parker notes outreach by the Colorado Tuberculosis Association and National Tuberculosis Association to improve prevention, with a mobile unit to reach towns and reveal unknown cases before a broader public health drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Bmner
Nacal
Tuberculadin Aekselation
Misk
Burke
Buthrye
Missie
Colorado
unclear football and track news items mix in fragmented notes
Fragmented OCR reads like a sports and coaching update with mentions of football backers, major league prospects, and track tours. It references Saint Louis backers, Army Air Forces, Guider-Haas winter tour, and a North Carolina coach, but many names and events are garbled, leaving a patchwork of speculative notes and partial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani
Baturday
Second Air Force
Yexterday
Flespits
Army Air Forces Aid Society
Guider - Haas
Carn Shavely
North Carolina
Agah
Atlantic’ City
Rebekah Lodge At Platteville Meets Thursday
Platteville December meeting of the Rebekah Lodge at I C C F hall elected Hazel Pease noble grand for the coming year. Gertrude Feurt deputy, Ruby Bruce secretary, Ella Wargan treasurer. Fourteen members attended. a program was conducted and reports given on ill members.
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Platteville
Platteville Rebekal
I. C. C. F. Hall
Bros
Hazel Peasé
Noble
Loroi
Gertrude Feurt
Ruby Bruce
Ella ‘Wargan
Treas
Gaynelt Bol
Wan
Ita “Plactig Ak Bree
Regilla Wea
Ray Littler’s Brother Named by Judge in Grand Junation
Ray Littler’s brother Di Ney Littler was named by Circuit Judge Vivian of Sareuth Judicial District yesterday to succeed the late BL Logan at Grand Junction. Paul Littler is noted as Ray Littler’s brother, a prominent Greeley seed and bean dealer.
Ration stamps and coupons update from wartime period
Monday ration bulletin lists validity of Meats Fats and sugar stamps AB through 28 and AS and BE through 28 with extended validity until processed foods stamps AB through 26. Shoes book plans three and two coupons valid indefinitely. Gasoline coupons 13A good through December, 1948 with several others through March 21 1944. Heating gear and clothing coupons updated, midwear and builth periods noted.
Meeting notes mention Veneda Campbell and Gertrude Feurt
A fragment records Mrs Veneda Campbell and Gertrude Feurt serving Jatvesh Denis at a meeting. It notes the next regular meeting will be Friday Dec 22 rather than Thursday December 21 due to a school operetta on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veneda Campbell
Gertrude Feurt
Jatvesh- Denis
Final training phase for bomber crew at Walla Walla Field
Uniform reports G Pierce Sr and Mrs Pierce of Oakley parents of Captain Gilpert Damkear Pierce. Damkear trained as armour gunner on a B 24 Liberator at Walla Walla Army Air Field. He attended Colorado Anglo College and Yale communications school. After a 10 day leave, he returns to duty at Kelly Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Pierce
Irs
Hingendalee
Armour Guonar
Walla -Walla Army Air -Field
Hase
Fourth Aid
Force
Oakley
Pierce
Colorado Anglo College
Walla Walle
Glven
Gilpert
Damkear
Greeley
Hia Parenta
and Alis
Gideon Hy Domke
Grandview Plaep
Bergice
Domke
Dewey Earned Highest Percentage Among Roosevelt Opponents
The Associated Press reports Thomas E. Dewey, New York governor, carried 46.9 percent of the popular vote in the 1944 presidential race, the highest percentage of any defeated opponent to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Wendell Willkie had more votes but a lower share. Dewey’s plurality stood about 3 to 1 in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Thomas E. Deway
Roosevelt
New York
Wendell Winkle
Casavell
Retired Nurses Rally To Emergency Service
Retired nurses are urged to volunteer for emergency service to aid wounded soldiers and sailors in government hospitals under the Veterans Administration. The appeal targets women trained as nurses, with some fit for service and others with minor defects. Comms: manager Veterans Administration Old Custom House Denver Colorado.
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Spencer
Trent
John Nicholson
National His War Commission
Thea
Iiraes
Gaya Nicholaou
Nforimatlag
Galary
Elke Lodge
Man‘ager
Veterans * Administration
Old Custom House
Denver 2
Colorado
Fragmentary election figures show historical vote totals
The text presents incomplete voting tallies from multiple years, noting totals such as 4,938,711 in 1940 and 7,060,016 in 1932, alongside references to broad electorate sizes like 48,815,312 votes in 1940 and 33,815,522 in 1932, with other partial figures.
Hearings Next Month On Military Training
Washington dispatch reports that Chairman May of the Home military committees will call hearings next month on military training. The date will be set when committee members return from inspecting European base fronts. He says the controversial subject must be faced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William.f. Arbugart
Washington
Poncettion Compusssary
Kentuckian
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