Railways ready for defense drive says Budd
Ralph Budd, transportation coordinator for President Roosevelt’s defense committee, tells 150 railway executives that U S railroads have organized and can support national rearmament without government interference. He highlights the car service division and 13 regional shipping advisory boards as key to preventing congestion and ensuring smooth shipments in any future emergency.
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Chicago
U.P
Ralph Budd
Roosevelt
Defense Committee
Budd
Burlington Road
American Association of Railroads
Washington
Car Service Division
Car Service
New rOelans
Club Will Meet For Monthly Linten Conservation Gathering
The Linten Community Conservation Club schedules its regular meeting at 7:30 PM Monday in City Hall. All members are urged to attend and be present for the gathering.
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Linten Community Conservation Club
Worried War Workers Advised To Seek Diversions
Chicago authorities urge war workers to keep minds on lighter thoughts and pursue diversions to avoid nervous breakdowns. Dr. Irving Cutter and Dr. George Hall advise reading less about the war, staying active with people and outdoors, and diverting emotions rather than fighting them.
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Chicago
U.P
Irving S. Cutter
Northwestern University
George W. Hall
St. Lukes Hospital
Dr. Cutter
Europe
Qui Vive Members Plan Camping Trip
The Qui Vive club met at Evely Owen's home to plan a camping trip to Shakamak State Park for July 11 with transportation and refreshments committees named. A Fourth of July parade float was approved with decoration committee chosen and a skating party planned. Imogene Taylor joined as a new member and Mary Nell Tate received a year end gesture as president.
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Shakamak State Park
Qui Vive Club
Evely
Babe Owen
Shakamak
Evely Owen
Rosemary Nichols
Ruth Dean McPhail
Lou Ann Phillips
Harriet Ann Wall
Mary Nell Tate
Maxine Stone
Lorene Fordyce
Mildred Armstrong
Berniece Stone
Mary Nelle Tate
Harriett Ann Wall
Norma Jean Smith
Imogene Taylor
Donetta Tubby
Mary Louise McPhail
Earl Aikin
James Mitten
Evely and
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis June update
Hogs 1 800 market 10 cents higher top 5.85 lows 4.25 to 5. Lights 5.55 to 5.85. mediums 5.35 to 5.50. heavies 5.15 to 5.25. Cattle 275 calves 175, trade steady vs last week. Top steers 10.75 fat cows 6 to 7.25. canners 4 to 7.75. vealers steady. Good stock steers and heifer calves 10.25 to 11.40. spring lambs 10.50 to 11.25. sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Michigan Senator Seeks High Office for Roosevelt Vice Presidential Tap
Michigan delegates at Chicago plan to back Sen. Prentiss M. Brown for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. The 48 delegates with 58 votes will travel without binding instructions but may issue a recommendation to support a third Roosevelt term and Brown as running mate. Brown, 51, from St Ignace, is a lawyer and first-term senator with a record of backing the administration.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Sen
Prentiss M. Brown
Michigan
Chicago
Roosevelt
Brown
Murray D. van Wagoner
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Mr. Roosevelt
Rangers Stage Fire Guard Drama at Glacier Park
Rangers and technicians at Glacier National Park perform in full drama roles for the park's annual fire school, turning the playlet A Fire Guard's Dream into a live cinematic scene with actors directors and sound effects.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
U.P
Hollywood
Bequeaths 320 Acre Ranch to Eleven Friends Sanctuary
The late William Judson Parris of Denver Colorado bequeaths his 320 acre North Fork ranch in Kalispell to eleven friends. Beneficiaries reside in Denver St Louis Los Angeles and Pasadena.
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Kalispeli
Mont
U.R
William Judson Parris
Denver
Colo
North Fork Country
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Ohio youths build flotilla on Lake Erie backyard boats
A Cleveland area article describes a yearly display of home made boats on Lake Erie led by youths Elsie Pauline and Gertie. Boats range from a 50 cent paddle canoe to a 21 foot cruiser Scots Haven with improvised materials and long construction times. The fleet includes several young builders and their thrifty vessels.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.P
Lake Erie
Elsie
Pauline
Gertie
Robert Royce
Royce
August Geronimo
Geronimo
Bill Ettinger
Ettinger
Scots Haven
Dewel Klein
Klein and Wife Consider Boat Vacation to Canadian Waters
The text notes plans for Klein and his wife Myrtle to take the boat on a vacation into Canadian waters this summer. It mentions accommodations aboard and sailing considerations for the trip.
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Dio
Klein
Myrtle
Cigarette Taxes Set to Rise Under New Revenue Act
The federal government enacts a 25 cent per thousand cigarette floor tax or one half cent per pack of twenty, effective July 1, under defense revenue measures. Tax collection begins at manufacturing and requires an inventory on hand next Monday morning. Collectors urge immediate requests for reporting forms.
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Will H. Smith
Mud Pike U B Church Social Planned Near Elnora
The Mud Pike United Brethren Church near Elnora will host an ice cream social on the church lawn next Wednesday evening. Proceeds fund the church youths’ summer camp expenses and the event is open to the public.
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Odon
Mud Pike U. B
Elnora
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