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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
4
The report notes approval following thirty days of intensive training with about one third of the participants selected for further duties. The event underscores the program’s competitive entry and structured advancement path for trainees within the organization.
A family gathering at New Deal Park on Sunday will honor James Puetz, who has been visiting here for several months and is returning to the navy this week. The event marks a farewell and reunion as Puetz departs.
Dennis is well qualified for patrol work and his friends expect him to win an early appointment. Vacancies will be filled and others placed on a waiting list as additions are made or further vacancies occur.
A reader recalls travel chatter on a train between Iowa and California noting climate contrasts. The column shares local gossip on Mr and Mrs Lynch injured in an auto crash near Los Angeles and describes upcoming ambitions to attend a grand massed band concert by Paul Whiteman at the Ambassador Hotel with a 75 000 attendance figure and a parade from Westlake Park.
The speaker compliments a radio broadcast noting it was well done and widely heard. They mention 110 stations, with 80 reporting, and describe the volume as strong enough to reach the middle west. The tone calls the performance "hell for loud" and pleasing.
Struble resident Frank Wilhelm reports Struble native Struble who had been in Des Moines Veterans hospital for treatment returned home last week greatly improved. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nannings Seney Alec McDougall home Sunday evening. Related travel notes recount Mrs Lloyd Port Akron visiting Orpha Noble and moving help for Port at Brunsville. Nearby families from Long Beach Le Mars and Chatsworth joined Stiets Evans and Dannenbring clans in shared time.
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