Colorado flyer honored for European theatre service
Lt. May, son of Mr and Mrs George Him at Lucerne Cole, received naval indoctrination and advanced training at Great Lakes and an Eighth Fighter Station. He flew as bomber escort in the European theatre, engaged enemy fighters, and helped down a German craft. He studied at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley and belonged to Lambda Gamma Kappa.
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Hte ‘A
Arthur- Co
Zembke
Maul
Garmin
Paul A. Conger
Piedmont
Calif
Captat Conger
Maries
Ferry
Ilier
Mra
George Hi
Mat Lucerne
Cole
Marjorie E
Ilme
Herbek
Sazcuel Johnson
Brooklyn
Fleet
Localities and names in a garbled OCR fragment
The passage contains fragmented phrases and misread names like McEwen and Robart with references to G McEwen and Mrs Robe McEwen. It mentions an address 2003 Ninth Avenue and garbled military and organizational terms, yielding an unreadable, contextless clipping.
Unclear track meet notes mix with college football chatter
Fragmented OCR text hints at a track meet with 400 meters, 1600 meters dead heats, and names like Bourland Harris Yeager and McKinty. It also references Notre Dame football coach Adam Walsh, a Brunswick hotel incident, and bids involving Columbia and Dartmouth.
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Inots
Claude Key
Bibby) Young
Ed Conwell
Barney Ewell
Erb
Thompson
Ctr Bourland
Elmore Harris
Morgan
Sensetion
Nthe N. G. Awa
Johnny Fulton
Herb
McKintey
John Yeager
Loulalan
Bernie Moore
Hat Ross
Bob Shime
Adam Tt
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Firea
Brunswick
Walsh
Adair
Columbia
Dartmouth
Major League Leaders Show Steady Strikes and Stats
Baseball leader list highlights Welker of Brooklyn with 418, Weintraud of New York at 44, Ott of New York with 16, Ring hested in Weintraud, and Pitchibunger of Bt Louis with 4. American League Balling shows Tucker of Cleveland at 457.
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Brooklyn
Hested
Weintraud
New York
Ott
Louis
Tucker
Bre
Cleveland
Colgate and Batéd: Draft Office Players Stir Stormy Sports News
The article notes unsettled moves in college football and baseball, mentioning Colgate, Northwestern, and Nick Waslik. It references a draft office, a Hotiuac with Bill Daley, and a Fort Pierce base, with Betty Hiten as a softball player.
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Jeffrey
Statford
Jin
Bill Daley
Minnesota
America
Northwestern
Nick Waslik
Fort Pieréa
Fla
Clyde
Dlsner
Betty
Hiten
Nick
Hii Field
Utah
Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on English life and talkativeness during wartime and notes how social rituals reveal character. He observes the British as initially reserved, then open when a listener’s attention is clear, and contrasts barber chatter with Brooklyn talk. The piece blends humor with keen cultural glimpses.
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Hal Boyle
Vitamin B1 and its role in early diets in 1845
A historical note explains thiamine or vitamin B1 as the missing nutrient in American diets until 1845. It forms in the bowel via intestinal bacteria, with semi-people unable to produce enough. Drugs like sulfonamides destroy these germs, reducing thiamine production. Mother's thiamine intake and injections can raise thiamine levels in maternal milk.
Immeasur Corn Advice for Poultry Diets
A poultryman warns against feeding immature or soft corn to birds. Risks include digestive upset, reduced feed intake, production drops, and possible mortality. Recommend fully matured corn that is not moldy to maintain flock health.
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Wahber
Army Signal Corps
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GAMAY
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Solitaire
Hills Bros. Coffee
Shurfine
Mott's Apple Juice
Snow White Grocery
Robart
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G. McEwen
Robe McEwen
Ninth’ Avenue
Eighth Aar
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Cpl
Robert Burnlel
Seattle
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Colgate
Sporter
London
England
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Filta Greeley Dry Goods Co
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Tulton
Lydia E. Prenraw
War Bend Lablershee
Joseph Nicoce
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Munsingweah Hosiery
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