Tribute to Wayne Choate and community concerns in Glenwood
The Leader pays tribute to publisher Wayne D Choate who died last week, praising his resilience amid illness and wartime pressures. The editorial condemns curfews for youths, urges church and community support, and suggests a playground funded by local revenue. It also critiques OWI missteps on potato shipments and tin can supply, urging efficiency and focus on productive war effort.
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Wayne D. Choate
Glenwood
Choate
Unil Hue
Liberal agitators push old Nazi idea in democracy era
The piece argues liberals in Britain and the United States push a middle class predatory policy similar to Nazi methods. It warns that if liberal forces prevail during war, Nazi ideas refined would replace democratic principles, noting recent wars began by totalitarian states and that democracies maintain higher living standards even in lean times.
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Russia
Franco
Spain
Great Britain
U. S
Tomsifg
Boliey
Middle Cises
Reigar
Rest Room Redecoration Sparks Government Paperwork
The Leader reports on a playful office makeover project inspired by E. W. Knight to paint a rest room. After selecting a pink shade, approvals from OPA and OWI trigger bureaucratic amendments and shifting oversight, delaying completion and provoking humor about federal red tape.
Henderson Methodist Aid Hosts Racial Time Thursday
Community notices recount a Henderson event by the Methodist Aid with guests attending a basement luncheon served by Mesdames Harry and Marie Maul. The column lists visits, dinners, and social gatherings at homes in and around Glenwood, Malvern, and Omaha, noting several hosts, travelers, and anniversaries.
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Methodist Aid
Harry
Marie Maul
Jones Finishes Mural Amid Color Trials and Praise
An editor describes Jones completing a mural after failed planning and repeated paint trials. Despite a ruined supply and paint problems, two coats of peach and water changes yield a two tone finish praised by all, including Old Bill who recommends displaying it prominently.
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Trufien
Walia
Jones
Bill
Local Notices and Family Updates From Henderson Area
Mrs Basyl Morrie reported the death of Wet tether at Hombel Neb Head Wet Heep wall for sorted titre. SHO gird for Hitebatd intended the relief at het a Monday. Mrs Fred Skenk visited her son Almo and family Heat Reg Oak several days this week. Belgen Byers and family of hear Red Oak visited A J Herbor home Sunday. Their daughter Sandra who has visited in their home for four weeks returned to her parents. Maxine Baumanntner 16 of Chicago appeared on Elizabeth Bart Prefente radio program June 24 on NBC for the second time. Mrs Baumgartner reported they are getting along fine on their red points except they can’t find any cheer. School in Chicago will be out fine 2b. Mr Baumgartner an instructor in one of the high schools was a former substitute at Henderson schools.
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Claude Owens
Dixon
Qmoaha
Dana Gosa
Glendele
Calif
J. C
Council Bluffs
Sandy Walker
Malvern
Art Davis
Carson
Russel Coppock
Oklahoma
Shreveport
Pearl Harbor
Bill
Marian
den Frink
Omaha
Reign Byers
Mickey
Red Oak
Waldo Edmongeog
Coup
Texas
Burbank
Califory
G.W. Wilson
Fred Skank
Meadsmes
A. J. Harbor
Sandra Byere
Devgutey Merlan
Margaret
Harbor
Toomey
Bille
Recusla
Rutledge
Council Blue
We Mw
Swi
Fred Skénk
Almo
Belgen Byers
Hear Red Oak
A. J. Herbor
Sandra
Maxine Baumanttner
A. c. Baumeartner
Chicago
Elizabeth Bart Prevente
NBC
Abe
Mice Hart
Baumgartner
Waa
Henderson
Crow killing near St. John Kansas shocks crews
A group including Miede Kiten Clint Lehn Fos Bert Base man A C Nelson and Everett Blaset staged a crow-killing spree near St. John Kansas. In one evening they killed 671 birds. At the outset nearly 150 crews fell silent as their gunfire emptied. A Christian card arrived to comfort a solder returning marked return to sender service suspended. The soldier’s address referenced Corregidor Fortress Manila.
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Miede Kiten
Clint Lehn
Dim Fos
Bert Baseman
A. C
Nelson
Everett Blaset
St. John
Kan
Evesning
Birde
Pen Corregidor Fortress
Manile Ay
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Herman Coppock
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Sharon Allenaworth
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Emerson
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