National coordinators plan sparks heated debate over costs
The article lists numerous national sport coordinators led by GO. GD. officials and reveals a plan to appoint nine district coordinators per national figure, totaling sixty one coordinators. It questions who will coordinate all coordinators and cites a proposed annual budget of 1 million dollars.
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Albert A. Nine
Toper Darby
Penn
Charles C. Peterson
Chicago
Theo
Altender
Philadelphia
Franken
New York
Cliff
Robert Hofman
York
Teanty
Rample
Heaven
Benatoy Byrd
GO. GD
Editorial on rural schools and wartime civic effort in county
The piece praises rural school events and spring field days inviting small schools to participate, urges continued schooling, and discusses competition that lifts student work. It notes war bond progress in Adair County, steel in Mills County sales, and calls for better plays and music in high schools while lamenting low-quality entertainment and dancing. It laments isolated stores along roads, contemplates highway impact on merchandising, and reprints a Marshalltown Times-Republican editorial urging voter interest in Congressional elections and national war effort discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Adair County
Mills County
Ure
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Condh
Wielfipton Inen
Oadtar
Community rides to school in winter snow
In White Cloud area last winter, a makeshift transport effort helped Sara Summers and others reach school after roads failed. Lilly rode with Ruth Adams on the back seat, a neighbor girl behind, and Mrs Mars jorie Roberts noted for her Witt News Tribune column joined as a reader. Readers praised a reviewer and library program, while women volunteers organized the spring book events and express thanks to Mrs MeOW Maustichh and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
Sally Summers
Ruth Adams
Lilly
Miure
Wesley Chapel Father Son Banquet Draws Large Attendance
A Friday night father and son banquet at Wesley Chapel drew about 90 attendees among fathers and their sons. Music by the men's quartet and performances by Reet and Virgil Harold supplemented talks by local speakers. The event featured a chicken supper, a later meeting on May 13 at Mrs. Clarence Nagel’s home, and Mother's Day services planned for the church.
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Banqret
Claude Wilson
Harvey Liste
Ward
Jack Fickel
Reet
Virgil Harold
Ray Robbing
Clarence Nagel
Lynn Parker
Jay Winslow
H. Winslow
Malvern
Kenneth Parker
Omaha
John Rainbow
Lorance Lisle
Baby
Des Moinea
Arvey Lisle
Ed Wilson
Turdara
Elsworth Plumb
Virginia
Ella Plumb
Dal Redman
Neola
Claud Cooper
Atlantic
Fouming
Wesley Chapul
Wesley
Patricia Moore
Barbara South
Marian Harbor
Betty Keast
Norma Alleneworth
Beverly Jessup
Andy Moore
Carson
Ryan Cafe
Christian Church
Beth Davis
Independence
Mo- Mra
Maude Xkindige
Dorothy
Don Franks
Macedonia
Wayne Byers
Judd Coppock
Tiermen Knight
California
Rolly Good
Emerson
Herman Coppock
T. A. Hougas
Kansas City
Fred Skank
J. C. Goss
Russell Owens
Texas
Norman Winchester
DeWitt
Christian Aid
R. L. South
Elmer Evans
Oakland
Barbara Byers
Claude Borus
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miles Boyer
Art Steele
Wendell
Ellington Field
Tex
Air Corps
Carl Maltsberger
Dew City
Arthur Lewis
Des Moines
Federal Fury
Don Fink
Gon Roger
Pearl Harbor
Mickey Byere
Dwayne Harris
Dale Harris
A. J. Harbor
Sandra Byers
Red Oak
Wayne
Frank Rupe
Billings
Mont
Preston
Rupe
Snon
Harbor Mill
Uncle Hank Soilsaver Save War Hymn for Farmers
A wartime lyric urging farmers to support the war effort by feeding troops. It asserts farmers’ essential role in producing pork, beans, corn and hay, and notes the public and radio press overlook their contributions. The song frames farmers as unseen but pivotal in victory, with a dig at Hitler and a vow that food sustains the army.
Week's Record: Miscellaneous Items From April 30
The week ending April 30 includes varied records: Army discharges for Grover L. Goos and Moses Beckwith. civil suits such as Shoop v Knuppel and estate matters involving Warren Knuppel. damages listed in multiple cases. Clapper v Clapper divorce. Federal Land Bank v Henry et al. and miscellaneous notes. Several unrelated fragments describe local events and anecdotes, including mentions of Mrs Summers and a cattle sighting, with minor details on community happenings.
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U.S Army
Grover L. Goos
U. S, Army
Moses Beckwith
H. W. Shoop
Eva Knuppel
H.W. Shoup
Era Kauppel
Warren B. Knuppel
Carl Clapper
Helen Clapper
Aliveren
Carl Fortney
Merla Fort
Hey
Uy Meats
Federal Land Bank
Henry Et O
Henderson PTA Holds Last Meeting of Term
A large crowd attended the final P T A meeting at the high school auditorium with a short play by students, orchestra music, and dances. Old officers will serve again until fall reopening. a pleasant evening noted.
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P.T. A
Victory Gardens And Crop Culture Notes For Gardeners
Iowa State College column explains cultivation thinning and irrigation for weed control and higher yields. It highlights shallow cultivation, timely thinning, succession plantings of carrots beets and beans, July sowings for better summer and winter roots, and heavy fertilization. It notes garden irrigation needed about one inch weekly, with occasional supplemental watering during dry spells.
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Towa State College
London optician reveals customer owns 36 pairs of glasses
A London optician reports a single wealthy client keeps 36 pairs of spectacles, one for every room in his house.
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London
Custtomers
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Wes
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J. FP
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Rotary Club
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Mas
Women's Weiry
Civilion Des Tense
Harry Byrd
Deny Rat
Marsjorie Roberts
Witt News
Tribune
Artite Toy
Mitloutis
Wight Clue
Beer Jones
Varad
M. Sanitivrs
Malvern Library
Meow
J. H. Beckwith
Mills County Protective Association
Legion
Wesley Chapel
Uncle Hank
Save
Herr Shicklegruber
Earth
Iity & Car
Bum Mers
Summers
Vitel
Duci
Everett Gipe
Henderson
Pvt
John M. Hunt
Clarence Hunt
Chanute Field
Army Elecorps Technical Schools
Dr. French
A. & Maude Carmichael
C. H H. Spelman
Bert Colwell
Methodist Aid Meeting
Iack
Methodist Church
Avoca
Glenwood
Gile Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Moefe
Sehool
Arlene Harbor Gamble
Bettas
Victory Gardens
Ape
Er Ndee
Eerareeresaeeey
Iowa Alate College
Washington, D. C
Melva Christoferson
Phillip Frazier
South Dakota
Wheeler Grove
Bett Braeden
Clair Breden
Maryville
Charles Booton
Citigens’ Bank
Bial
Glenwood Granite Works
W. R. Bruce
John A. O’connell
Cates
Cramer Gaseels
Apy
Diamond
Mid-Continent Petroleum Gorforation
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