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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
5
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Words as Weapons in World War II Propaganda Front
The article discusses how propaganda became a key frontline in wartime, with radio broadcasts across 47 languages from 360 transmitters. It notes millions of words daily, the reach to Arabs, Britons, and others, and how monitoring war of words aids military value and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Russia
Real Britain
Tomely
Hager receives English Farmers Weekly magazine
Marshall-Putnam farm adviser L. J. Hager recently received a copy of The Farmers Weekly from England. The issue includes government plans for a national agricultural advisory service and praises Sir John Anderson, with a human interest piece on cattle donated to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hager
Marshall-Putnam
Farmers Weekly
London
First-Servam al Kemnitz
Varna
Marshall- Putnam Oil Company
England
John Anderson
Red Cross
British Red Cross
Henry Seniors Visit Chicago
Henry Civy School seniors embarked on a two day trip to Chicago led by principal Roy F Steele and senior class adviser, with chaperones Mrs C O Duke and Mrs Charles Pagemiller. Fifteen seniors left Bureau early Wednesday for the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Civy
Chicago
Roy F Steele
C O. Duke
Charles Pagemiller
Dass
Henry seniors tour Chicago with museum visits and shows
A group of Henry seniors visited Chicago staying at the Harrison Hotel and exploring the lake, aquarium, and Field Museum. They attended Standing Room Only at the Chicago Theatre and Kiss and Tell, radio broadcast Swing's the Thing at WGN, and toured Tribune facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison Hotel
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Henry
Elain Jean Rowe
Ora Mac Merdinn
MaryAnna Wank
Marcella Friday
Donna Lee Henninger
Ethel Brown
Edna Mangold
Barbara Keegan
Hotel Berlin 45 and other wartime tales in Baum review
Reading and Writing surveys Vicki Baum’s Hotel Berlin 45 amid a ruined Nazi era setting. The novel centers on Martin Richter, a symbol of courage hidden in a hotel cellar as guards scour the city. The piece discusses Baum’s themes of resistance and fate against a backdrop of destruction and fear.
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Ve ‘Baum
Berlin
Martin Richter
Richter
Miss Baum
Teacher Shortage Affects Rural Schools in Marshall County
Marshall County superintendent C W Swanson says the teacher shortage is worse this year than last with rural schools hardest hit. Five county schools may lose preteacher prospects, prompting potential pupil transfers and August search efforts. state law changes include earlier start for six-year-olds and mandatory health exams every four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
C. W. Swanson
State Department of Public Health
Education
Death benefits from life insurance rise in first quarter
The Institute of Life Insurance reports total death benefit payments of 26,279,000 to triad families in the first three months of this year, up from 21,895,000 a year ago. Payments covered 32 policies versus 20,496 last year, reflecting higher mortality and broader insurance use during wartime. State totals reach 18,964,000 ordinary, 3,606,000 industrial, with national figures at 317,718,000 under 843,445 policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uyrey Pena
Henry Boy Scouts Investiture Hike North of Henry
Henry Boy Scouts hiked north for several miles in a training hike. Scouts Ed Perdew Gene Mace Bill Barry Dick Nash George Ziegler Melvin Jones Ed Bailey Moby Finfgeld John Raffensperger and Scoutmaster R E Pritchard attended. An investiture ceremony near the river welcomed Tenderfoot Scouts William Barry Richard Nash and Ed Perdew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ed Perdew
Gene Mace
Bill Barry
Dick Nash
George Ziegler
Melvin Jones
Ed Bailey
Moby Finfgeld
John Raffensperger
R E Pritchard
Boy Scouts of America
Tenderfoot
William Barry
Richard Nash
Qear
Memorial Day Services Held in Henry amid Light Attendance
Memorial Day observances occurred Tuesday in Henry with smaller crowds as farmers and laborers忙 busy due to planting delays caused by wet weather. Henry American Legion Post 325 led ceremonies at the Legion building and at the bridge, with Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, W R C, and local clergy participating in prayers, flowerings, a wreath cast, and a rifle salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ing Henry
Henry Post
American Legion
W. M. Kaliher
W.R. CG
George Barker
Boy Scouts
Richard Pritchard
Legion
Henry Bridge
Richard Schneider
John Landers
Mra
William Barker
Personal Notes From Henry Area Social Roundup
Mrs. Sam Maupin and Mrs. Le roy Nauman and sons of Peru were Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Harold Shearer and Linda. Mrs. Lillian Shoke of Calumet City came Tuesday night to spend several days in the Richard Finis geld home. Mr. and Mrs. Romer Dewey of Veorla stopped in Henry to visit Mrs. Ganeice Dawes, Suseeny Might, on their way home from Sheffield. Mrs. Robert Cordell of Peloria spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McAllister. Miss Dorothy Gates of Grant City Mo a Chicago teacher won in Henry over the weekend visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ben Hauber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schupp and Mr and Mrs. Albert Aman were Wednesday evening callers last week at the Charles Bergantz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Maupin
Leroy Nauman
Peru
Harold Shearer
Linda
Lillian Shoke
Calumet City
Richard Finis Geld
Romer Dewey
Veorla
Henry
Ganeiee Dawes
Shefférd
Sheffield
Robert Cordell
Peloria
Ben McAllister
Dorothy Gates
Grant City
Chicago
Ben Hauber
Wilbur Schupp
Albert Aman
Charles Bergantz
Visiting Charleston Helmandollar sees relatives then tours Missouri lands
Chas Helmandollar visits Henry relatives this week with Hufendicks Mielers and Gallups, then travels to Dunlap Illinois to fetch cousins James and Mrs Smith for a Wichita visit. He left Henry decades ago and moved to Missouri near Trenton, buying extensive farm land and livestock, with ties to Arthur Hyder and J C Penney in nearby counties.
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Charles Helmandollar
Henry
Inclu
Harry Hufendicks
Walter, Mielers
Ben Gallups
Dunlap
Ill
James, Smith
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Helmandollar
Wens Dent
Ribeland
Trenton
Missouri
Trentan
Helroando
New Clerks In Charge At Hotel Henry
Mr and Mrs John Haeafi Peorin have assumed charge of Hotel Henry replacing Miller who held the post for several months The couple took over duties last week at the Henry location
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John Haeafi Peorin
Henry
Bee
Miller
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