Lincoln era prize list honors Lincoln themed student work
A flood of school prize announcements honors students for essays, orations, poems and overall scholarship. Donors include Lincoln Memorial University and individuals such as Dr. William K. Schenck and Mrs. D. B. Leathers. Awards range from $5 to $100 for excellence in history, home economics and pre medical subjects.
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Willard Bush
Abraham Fanrom
Irvilt Ai Mareverite Carr
Reese Patterson
Mia
J. W. Cox
Air
M. Reams
Katy Dyer
Panor
Colane
Wade J. Cooper
Doe
Edda
O. B. Ballou
Jean Hartnock
Lincoln Memorial University
Ancoln Memorial University Alumni Association
Jean Hartsock
Lincoln Chapter
Fae Fore Teachers of Ameritas
Lincoln Memorial University Education Department
Jean Harisork
Leathers
Vivian Housley
Easly
BNC
Mildred Murra
Maurice Natson
Robert F. Patterson
Robert Patterson
Maurice Natanson
Abraham Lincoln
Mins Mut Walker
Maurier Natanson
Delate
W. J. Jones Marylowe
Vail
Dewar
Wade H. Cooper
Margaret Raulsson
Canvars
Seiener
Denos
Mona Sewell
William B. Schenck
Anna Belle Shipley
Abaham Lineal
Mary Klentachy
Abra
Lincoln University Alumni Award Winners and Donors
The text lists donors and award amounts for multiple prizes at Lincoln University Alumni Association events. It notes awards for absentia and various seniors and students, including names such as Miss Katherine Matthies and Miss Marjorie Watson, with sums ranging from 5 to 25 dollars and references to exams and competitions.
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Mary K. Rhadendainel
Marjorie Watson
Matteannes
Guy Susomyg
Sue Wes
Be Vieersin
Ruth Willis
Linenks M Mortal University
Priere
Chi HE
Cheeson
Winnie
Muriel Well Ive
Isuay
Alice M
Martin
Mire
Symend
Campbell
Mijesta
Mi Dy Astep
Witmer
Ayne Shelby
Conan
Katherine Matthies
Winair
Prisoner Aid Packages Sent to Allied Captives
Report details Red Cross driven effort to supply American and allied prisoners of war with clothing and personal items. Lists items included in parcels such as pajamas slippers sweaters undershirts socks towels and toiletries. Mentions distribution to prisoners in Italy Germany and other areas and notes delivery through the American Red Cross and Military channels.
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Washinatin
Pe Godane
Peti
Urvnail
Kesh Cross
Whey
Prisoners Allowed Books Under German Restrictions
A World War II era notice states prisoners of war may receive books sent directly from banks in the United States but must follow German restrictions. Books on politics or war, espionage, or technical naval matters are prohibited. The U.S. Office of War Information allows only one cent banknotes every thirty days and limits on packaging and weight. shipments must be carefully restricted to avoid disallowed content.
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Moniadeia
Europe
United States
Germany
Anmeriesn
Jamom S. Faton
Iezrea
Hanks
Nk Core
Rutin
Unite States
Prioners
Hursimam
Sooks Pyzzible
Rommel Rushing Two Armies to Beachhead
Allied reporting describes Rommel’s forces pressing toward the beachhead as American and British troops land in France. Channel crossings bring the first wounded to East Anglia hospitals while Red Cross moves aid and censorship concerns arise over patriotic slogans in wartime publications.
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Amorena
West Pual
Fiest
Britain
Red Cross
East Anglia
Torres
Caen
la Blavre
Bayeux
Cherbourg
Man
Ane
Dransorean
Churchill
Fown
Funeral for Mrs Thursie Ayers Sturdivant
Mrs Thursie Ayers Sturdivant died Monday June 5 and funeral services will be held tomorrow at Mountain Assembly Church of God in Noetown at 0 o'clock. She leaves husband William Sturdivant four sons Everett of Cincinnati Jesse Amy Hobert and John of Middlesboro a daughter Miss Pourly Sturdivant two brothers Jim Ayers of Hithershun Tenn and Johnny Ayers of Middlesboro six grandchildren. The Rev Sai Maloimi will conduct the service and burial will follow in Juhi Cemetery along Belt Line.
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Thursie Sturdivant
Thursie Ayers Sturdivant
Mountain Assembly Church of God
Noetown
William
Bturdivant
Everett
Cincinnati
Jesse
Amy
Hobert
John
Middlesboro
Miss Pourly Sturdivant
Johnny Ayers
Middleshoro
Sai Ialeomi
Tieriment
Talks Revealed Stalin Forced 2nd Front Delays
The article reports Roosevelt and allied leaders debating the Western Front in 1942 after Tehran, noting delays due to equipment shortages and weather. It cites plans for a 1942 invasion, the joint Anglo American command, and statements about the June timing and leadership decisions.
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Arma
Wade
Pearl Harbor
Molitay
White House
Tehran
Roosevelt
Veh
Army Experts Agree Invasion Going Well
Army experts see Allied invasion progress as favorable due to air supremacy hindering German transport and delaying counterattacks. They note heavy bombing of Calais and surrounding Cherbourg Le Havre areas to draw German strength and weaken defenses along the Channel coast while allowing more troops to land.
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Assinius
Chertboure-Le Mavre
Channel
Calais
Narivan Petinsula
Special Prayer Service Held on D Day in City Churches
Sunday morning all ministers will deliver a special sermon in every church across the city. The note urges every resident to attend the church of their choice to honor the brave American soldiers who rest in France.
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Payat
Mintiss Lers
Churce
Local Snippet Names J Schooler A S In Texas
Fragmentary OCR notes reference J Schooler and A S in Sheppard, Texas, with scattered codes and base unit details. The readable content is limited to partial names and a Texas location, lacking a clear event or outcome.
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J. Schooler
A. S
Sheppard Il
Tex
Senators Back Budget Bill For 1944 46 Readings
The Senate debated and prepared the general budget measure for 1944 46 with broad Democratic support and token Republican opposition. Governor Willis defended the plan as teachers and schools seek increased state aid. passage was anticipated after third reading.
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Wermane
Tey Bavi
Clements
Willis Ane
Kenneth H
Maggie
Ste Mig Athaines Tv
Jxet
Senate
Semdarg
Ike Says Allies Land Troops and Tanks
An army dispatch notes weather improved enough to allow Allied landings. Rear Admiral Alan C. Kirke commanded 2,200 ships and small craft in the western task force, while Lt. Gen. Omar N. Bradley led American forces. The report mentions seasickness and waves about three feet high. Honey Island is cited as a Texas community.
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Nir
Fromt
Alan C. Kirke
Omar N.bradley
Old Fashioned Americanism Favors Private Power
Madison Wisconsin debates municipal ownership of the levsel pas and electric company. A Crossley survey shows 78 percent favor private management for private enterprise, while 12,040 vote for ownership and 6,955 against. The piece argues the trend away from socialism and toward private control as a safeguard of freedoms.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Sadi- Son
Anu
Levsl Pas and Electric Company
Pan
Wis
T.V.A
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American Red Cross
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Stalin
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Stanley HW. Mayer
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Crossley, Incorporated
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Association of National Advertisers
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Bkoviveky Utilities Company
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