Sadler Leaves Gateway Council for Indiana Scout Post
J. Sadler a field executive for the Gateway Area Council of Boy Scouts of America, will shift to the Indiana Council on June 5. He served the Gateway area 19 months, earning praise for his work, and will base in Bloomington while remaining in La Crosse until school ends.
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White River Area
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Boy Scout Council
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Forrest Sadler
Friendly Planes Trigger West Coast Radio Silence
Aircraft off the California coast caused the first southern California radio silence in over a year, disrupting civilian warning service from 7:05 p.m. to 7:38 p.m. yesterday. Broadcasting from San Diego to San Luis Obispo were shut by army orders, the last silence having been on April 25, 1943.
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Honor Soldiers At Central High
Memorial Day assembly at Central High School featured junior Richard Coldren delivering the address, Rev. Homer W. Yinger praying, and the choir under Harmer Root performing two songs. Senior Carol Anderson marched with color guards, placing a wreath on the World War I memorial plaque as veterans and students observed honors and the pledge. A note at end mentions a British bread wheat content change.
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Wisconsin man earns master’s degree at Madison ceremony
James Price son of Mr and Mrs Carl Price completed a year as research assistant in biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin and received his master’s degree at commencement in Madison Saturday morning.
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War era planes ferried wounded soldiers in WWI
During World War I combat aircraft carried injured personnel to medical aid. The use of planes for evacuation marked a key development in military medical logistics and battlefield care.
International Security Group outlines use of force plan
The United States proposes at the Big Four meeting an inter national security organization modeled on the League of Nations with a consultative use of force. Nations retain control of troops while the agency can recommend international police action. No binding troop deployment except as Moscow four power declaration. Five main points to be discussed by Russia Britain China and the US. President Roosevelt called it a first draft and said it fits US aims to cooperate while preserving independence. Details to remain private until after the Big Four session.
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Ettrick Sets War Loan Quota at 59700 Dollars
Ettrick Wisconsin will begin its war loan drive on June 12 with a quota of 59700 dollars announced by chairman Ronald H. Hoffman. The figure sets local fundraising targets for national war effort and community support.
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Vatican Doubles Guard and Cuts Communication
Berlin radio reports the Vatican has doubled its Swiss guards at gates and cut telephone links with Rome. Passes to enter Vatican City are only for accredited officials as the Holy See seeks strict neutrality amid advancing front lines.
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