Great Britain expands Air Force recruiting to 2900 more airmen
The air ministry opened a large recruiting station in downtown London as Britain targets an expanded air defense. Ten more stations will be added in England, Scotland, Ulster and Wales to handle 2500 pilots and 20000 skilled and unskilled workers. Lord Londonderry says the plan is not to compete with other nations but to avoid inferiority in the air.
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Hillsboro Water Declared Safe by State Analysts
HillsboroWis Specially Members of the Hillsboro water commission reported Thursday that village main water was found safe by state analysts Two samples were sent to Madison for testing after concerns water supply had become contaminated following sickness two years ago from surface water entering the well State specialists conducted checks and reported the water quality acceptable.
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Dutch Lift Dancing Lid For Belgian Rulers
King Leopold and Queen Astrid of Belgium were allowed to dance past Holland's blue law midnight limit after a restaurant visit in The Hague. The proprietor halted music at 12 as required, but authorities intervened and the royals danced on until 2 a.m.
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Ettrick Club Members Host Bridge Luncheon Activities
Ettrick Federated Women's club members were entertained by Mrs. C. A. Brye and Mrs. Helen M. Allen with a bridge luncheon. Three tables produced prizes for high scores won by Mrs. E. W. Swenson and Mrs. C. H. Nelson. guest prize went to Mrs. Carrie B. Anderson of Redfield. Meetings will resume June 22 at Mrs. Newman Knutson's Whitehall home with a health topic by Mrs. Alfred Gilbertson.
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C. H. Nelson
Anderson
Newman Knutson
Whitehall
Alfred Gilbertson
C. O. Rogne
Alfred Runnestrand American Legion
Liberty Pole Area News Briefs and Local Goings On
Local students from Liberty Pole who graduate June 29 include Lucille Lepley Edith Munson Ruth Stack Thressa Eker Oscar Berge Stanley Sherry and Ahnon Kyale. Community members attend Women’s Mission Federation at West by Tuesday with several Sherrys and others listed.
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Ahnon Kyale
Women's Mission Federation
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Carrie
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Ida Loverud
Susan Sherry
Ruth Johnson
Conrad Allness
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Belair
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la Crosse
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Readstown
Wila Nelson
Hinkst
Viroqua
Alma Munson
South Ridge
Annie Munson
Jelmer Hagen
Evelyn
Adolph Jacobson
Purdy
Lake Trout Trolling With Hollow Rod Becomes Local Passion
In Vermilion area waters the 94 foot hollow steel trolling rod with a cork handle replaces the old triangle method. Guides use light wobbler lures and single hooks to fight lake trout, which often take 60 to 70 feet of line on powerful runs. A 214 pound catch is cited as an extraordinary example of sport. Picnic tradition endures in Vernon Texas with the Dean’s picnic dating to 1884 near the Red River crossing.
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Little Vermilion Lake
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NBA Service, Inc
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Wisconsin Finance incorporators to meet June fifth
Madison Wisconsin date set for the Wisconsin Finance Corporation to convene on June 5 to select a five member board of directors with Earl F Gill named by the federal government as its representative. Officers of the Wisconsin Finance authority will also be named at the first meeting.
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Emerald Oil Promises Quick Ringworm Relief
Toes and feet at risk from Ringworm and Athletes Foot are warned to seek Emerald Oil. The ad asserts rapid relief from itching, cracking, and blistering and claims a money back guarantee. One 85 cent bottle lasts about two weeks. Hoeschler Bros. and pharmacists nationwide sell it.
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Better Housing Contest Winners Named for County
The county Better Housing contest held at Vocational auditorium crowned Howard Hanson of Logan I high school as first in the boys’ division with “New Homes for Young America.” In girls, Isabel Tuomey of Aquinas high school took 61st place for “The City Apartment House.” Edna Dummer and Joseph Kukolsky also earned seconds in their respective categories. state judging focuses on paper content. Prizes included fountain pens and pencils, with winners advancing to the state contest on June 1 and the national event in Washington, D C on June 15.
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Aquinas High School
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Logan I High School
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Aquinas ‘High School
W. C. McCorminc
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Raymond Barnard
Eversharp
J. C. Morgan
Better Housing Committee
Washington
D. C
FHA
Senior Class Play At Aquinas Tonight
Twelve members of the double cast perform I Like Your Nerve a three act comedy about jewel robberies in a resort district. Oscar Oop a detective discovers a scarab to trap the criminals. The Rev Hilary A Leather directs with Johnny Paul and Peter Anderson as stage managers.
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Oscar Oop
Katharine Kavanaugh
Hilary A. Leather
Aquinas
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Peter Anderson
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Brunette Haines
Cora
Cecilia Derouin Dells
Grace Kubal
Peewee
Bill Scanlan
McCafferty
Albert Gantert
ANCESTORS OF MAN AIM AT MONTANA EXCAVATIONS
New York researchers plan extensive digs in Montana next month to uncover ancient remains dating about 50 million years ago and shed light on remote human ancestry. The expedition targets small, rat like mammals believed to be early predecessors in the human family.
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Scientist-led expedition seeks fossils in Montana mountains
Dr. George Simpson announced plans to lead a party into the Crazy Mountains near Harlowton Montana to uncover fossils of the most primitive primates. Falls are cited as a leading cause of death for elderly people, three times higher than car crashes.
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American Museum For Natural History
George Simpson
Crazy Mountains
Montana
Harlowton
Spare Tire Stolen From Parked Auto Near Court House
Horton Robinson, of 626 Avon Street, reported a maroon wheel and a 419 by 5 inch Royal cord tire stolen from his parked car near State Street court house Thursday forenoon. The loss was reported at 12:20 PM.
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Avon Street
Court House
State Street
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Dreft Promises Gentle Wash For Delicate Fabrics
A promotional piece touts Dreft as ideal for washing lingerie and delicate fabrics using a new elastic weaving method and a laundry product called DART. It claims Dreft produces less scum, leaves fabrics softer, reduces fading and shrinking, and lasts longer in hard water, arguing it is cheaper than soap flakes.
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Procter & Gamble
Dreft
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