Kittenball League Ties to Recreation Aide Questioned
Plymouth county Recreation Advisory chair Mrs. Lynch explains the Kittenball league consists of private owners who run their own equipment and schedules with minimal federal involvement. The only link was a man watched for detached service not a sponsorship, and the league may replace him from the recreation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lynch
Plymouth County Recreation Advisory Committee
League
R. A
Parachute Probe Ended By Advertising Balloon Trick
An observer followed a flashing object thinking a parachutist might be present but discovered it was an advertising balloon released by the Plymouth Co-op. A propaganda leaflet on the balloon claimed it was good for a gallon of gas.
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Land
Plymouth Co-op. Co
Newcomer Oaken Shines In LeMars Kitten Ball Debut
A newcomer Oaken, St. John's speed ball artist, debuts for LeMars as Al Meis' old est son's pitching helps secure a 14-10 victory. Both starters turn in strong efforts in the season opener. Friday's NYU Plymouth Co-op tilt features Dahmes and Holton on the mound with a late NYA rally, Co-op scoring twice in the eighth to win 8-7. Dr Pepper tops Maurice 4-3, Lars allowing only two hits. Dr Pepper heads to Faulkner Monday to face a team famed for stifling LeMars.
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LeMars
Oaken
St. John’s
al Meis
NYU
Plymouth
Dahmes
Western Union College
Holton
NYA
Dr. Pepper’s
Maurice
Lars
Dr. Pepper
Faulkn
Red Cross Opens Summer Knitting Help Sessions
During June July and August Red Cross rooms will be open on Tuesday mornings from 9 to 11 30 for knitters to collect yarn and receive instructions. Anyone needing yarn or guidance may attend for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Knitting Program Heads Arranged for Weektime Help
Mrs R D Sherman and Mrs Carl Marcue lead the knitting program and offer to arrange assistance as needed during any other time of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Sherman
Carl Marcue
Long Beach visitor Honored at Dalton Party
Mrs. John Dannebrink and son Billy from Long Beach Calif returned home after visiting relatives in Chatsworth. A party at the Harry Strief home in Dalton honored them with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C Braoks and daughter Neva Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cobbett and daughter Maureen of Ireton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lang of Strubie.
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John Dannebrink
Billy
Long Beach
Calif
Evans
Chatsworth
J. Dannebrink
Harry Strief
Dalton
C. Braoks
Neva Jean
Art Cobbert
Maureen
Ireton
Mike Lang
Strubie
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
C. Mandelkow
Becker
Alice Mandelkow
Sioux City
Doering Mammen Wedding Details From Page One
Doering and Mammen wedding announcements continue listing guests from Iowa and South Dakota communities. Madison and Vermillion residents are named alongside Sioux City attendees including Mrs. George Welding and several Misses Steil Dybing Johnson Carlson Andersen Garver Kempf Kehrberg and the Lislics among others.
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Morris
Madison
S. D
Wm. McManaman
Rapid City
Alice
Paul Johnson
Vermillion
Sioux City
George Welding
Marie Steil
Bertha Dybing
Gladys Johnson
Lillian Coen
Lorraine
Doris Carlson
Helen
Mildred Andersen
Marjorie Garver
Kathryn Kempf
Laurabell Kehrberg
Ray L. Lislic
War talk and calls to avoid a U.S. clash with Britain and Germany
A Chicago paper argues against war mongering and warns Roosevelt against provoking Congress. It critiques plans to ship aircraft and munitions across the ocean, noting German proximity to Europe and criticizing past Allied actions in Norway France Greece and Crete. It stresses British leadership remains their concern and urges Americans not to bear losses.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Hitler
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Great Britain
Norway
India
Flanders
France
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Crete
Soldiers Disgusted by Stories About Sergeant Lamb
Pvt. Forkenbrock has been in hospital for a rupture from carrying a tent and may be home within 15 days. Corporal McDowzall is discharged as National Guard enlistment ended. The writer cautions against circulating rumors in LeMars about Sergeant Betsworth and a circulating tale regarding one of their sergeants.
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Ambrose W. Forenbrock
Forkenbrock
Granville
McDowzall
Army
National Guard
LeMars
Betsworth
Soldier Denounces Rumor on Lt Lamb Court Martial
A letter defends Sgt Billy P Lamb against rumors of a violent act leading to a 20 year court martial. The writer praises Lamb as one of the best soldiers, notes his May 1941 promotion to sergeant, leadership of the cadre and a platoon, and criticizes civilian gossip that spreads false stories about service members.
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Billy P. Lamb
Sgt
Betsworth
Sgt. Lamb
Lamb
Fragmentary Quote Surfaces From Unclear Source
A fragment shows a detainee or speaker asserting they are not in a guard house and requesting to tell someone a message about a “koysy devil” who started something, with punctuation and capitalization indicating distorted OCR text.
Special One Fe UEfloteay Ken Griy Wa
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a special event or date with unclear names and terms. Readable parts include names like Ken and references to a timetable or feature. The readable content is insufficient for a precise, factual summary.
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Fred Wells
Joe Cook
Mr. Wells
Fred
Cook
Jack Burke
England
Sui
Sayer
Jantzen
Columbia
Guy Kibbee
Good
Capitals
Washington
Herbert Virginia Marshall
Gene Reynolds
Samuel
Hinds
Ralph Morgan
Charles R. Rogers
Frai
Jaim TE
Ose
Capra
John Doe
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
Walter Brennan
Iioan Blondell
Roland Young
Billie Burke
Rochester
Tim
Jack Benny
Powell Myrna Loy
Red Cross News
Chicago
Sergeant Lamb
Howard B. Rew
J. A. Hentges
Ave
S. EB
Miller’s Grocer
Cashway
Leu Clair” Sport
Saranac
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