Card parties and meetings announced for June 8 9
A V Auxiliary will host a card party Tuesday evening June 8 at the American Legion hall with public invitation. A regular Rainbow meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 8 at 7 30 with officer initiation. The V F W Auxiliary will hold a card party Wednesday evening June 9 at the V F W hall on S Freds at 6 pm with a 25 cent charge.
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A. V. Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of
American Legion Hall
V.F.W
S. Fred’s
Club Calendar Highlights from Local Meetings
Elk's ladies bridge at Country Club 2:00 p.m. chair Mrs. Chester Olson. Wednesday Our Lady of Lourdes circle hoistess K. C. hall call hostess if absent. St Margaret's Circle parish hall with hostess Mrs. M. J. Eisner notify if unable. St Mary's Episcopal Guild meets with Mrs. Ray Sobolik 2:00 p.m. important meeting. Thursday Maple Grove Club hosted by Mrs John Potts.
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Elk's Ladies
Country Club
Chester Olson
Leo Adair
Our Lady of the Lourdes
K. C. Hall
St. Margaret's Circle
M. J. Eisner
St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild
Ray Sobolik
John Potts
Maple Grove Club
New President In Argentina
A three person leadership reshapes Argentina with Ramirez seizing the presidency and command of the armed forces after Rawson resigns amid cabinet impasse. Rawson dissolved Congress, promised to form a new one, and closed Rahora while 14 staffers were arrested. Soldiers guard Casa Rosada as dawn nears after a 10 hour 46 minute revolution meeting.
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Rawson
Ramirez
National Congress
Congress
Rahora
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Ramon 5. Castillo
United States
Castilo
Germany
Castillo
War Ministry
Juan Tonazzi
Casa Rosada
Plaza de Mayo
Miners' return prompts cautious Board outlook
The article notes likely early agreement as miners return, with the board possibly ordering continued gains if operators report imminent settlement. It cites Berlin and Madrid dispatches on war weariness, invasion alerts in southern Italy, Pantelleria, and a spread of Allied forces around the Mediterranean including American, British, French, and Polish units in various theaters.
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Stockholm
Schmidt
Berlin
Italy
France
Madrid
Sicily
Pantelleria
New Strategy In Pacific
The navy reported yesterday that a cargo ship and a Corvette were probably sunk and 15 zeros shot down. Four U.S. aircraft were lost. The Solomons tally rose to 190 vessels sunk or damaged and nearly 1,000 Japanese planes shot down. A new raid series struck Kiska in the Aleutians with five attacks hitting buildings and gun emplacements.
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U.S
Solomons
Kiska
Aleutians
Signs Point To Strike By Allies Soon
The Sunday Times quotes a view that Allied forces may launch a major air assault soon. The piece argues that continued Allied occupation of Italy might cause less suffering than already borne by the Germans, suggesting momentum toward a large strike.
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Italy
The
Sunday Times
FDR Praises Food Delegates at Hot Springs Meeting
President Roosevelt lauds delegates after an 18 day session in Hot Springs Virginia praising their work on national food programs and agricultural policy. He highlights progress achieved during the conference and applauds delegation efforts.
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Hot Springs
Roosevelt hails UN unity on war to peace problems
President Roosevelt says the United Nations achieved unanimity on complex peace problems and praises their unity beyond wartime aims. He notes the global food challenge cannot be solved by any nation alone and expresses confidence in meeting it with 80 percent of humanity united. He thanks for locating the interim food conference commission in Washington.
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United Nations
Roosevelt
Washington
Allied air offensive and RAF shift in war news
A large Allied aerial force moves from Dover toward Calais as Britain and the United States anticipate an intensified air campaign against Germany. Moscow reports heavy Soviet bombing across German airfields with significant loss of planes on both sides in the Donets region. Chinese and American aided forces claim major gains against Japanese in central China. British submarines sink six Axis ships near the Mediterranean coast.
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London
Dover Straits
France
Channel
England
Calais
Britain
Royal Air Force
Germany
Moscow
Donets
When to Depart in Bridge Leads
Barclay explains a rare case to abandon the fourth-best lead against No Trump when deception risks harming partner. Aduvious East used the partner’s fourth-best lead to foil the contract, showing how the Rule of Eleven can reveal the danger and alter play.
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West
King
Ita
East
Airdrome on Corsieta Hit, Navy Communique States
An admiralty communique reports that area forces shelled an airdrome on the island of Corsieta. The brief notice confirms action and location without detailing casualties or outcome.
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Corsieta
Bank Elects Eckheart President After Ainsworth Death
Ensign Ired E Breckner leaves Arlington Monday for Navy Market Office Chicago then to Navy Supply Corps School at Harvard. Breckner, eight years with American National Bank, served as cashier. At a Wednesday board meeting Charles F Eckheart elected president to fill the vacancy from Ainsworth's death. Dr O C Miehe named vice president. Mrs Vincent Luce to run the bank until Breckner returns. Former cashier H R Young of Wichita Falls, Texas attended the meeting.
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Ensign Ired E. Breckner
Navy Market
Chicago
Navy Supply Corps School
Harvard University
Ensign R Breckner
American National Bank
Direstors
Charles F. Eckheart
T. J. Ainsworth
O. C. Miehe
Vincent Luce
Ensign Breckner
H. R. Young
Wichita Falls
Texas
Board of Directors
Homecoming Night At O E S Meeting Initiates Alma Northrop
At the regular O E S meeting the Homecoming event featured Alma Northrop's initiation into membership. A Patriotic program followed with remarks by Dor othy Haywood and a vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Burton North joined by Mary Verna Gleim at the piano. A talk by H R Young of Wichita Falls and remarks from Verna Gitchell and Mrs Jim Antwine added to the program. Lunch, served by Glenda Crawford and others, complemented the decor of garden bouquets and a silver offering was taken for the Boone O E S Home.
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Alma Northrop
Dorothy Haywood
Mary Verna Gleim
Burton North
H. R. Young
Wichita Falls
Texas
Verna Gitchell
Winton
Jim Antwine
Maynard
Glenda Crawford
Florence Finfney
Mame Gitchell
Mary Gleim
O. E
Boone
Arlington Girl Marries Wadena Soldier
Miss Laverle Oldfather daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oldfather of Arlington and Charles Paul Sniffin son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sniffin of Wadena were united in marriage Tuesday at 9 in the Arlington church ceremony conducted by a local pastor with attendees including family and friends.
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Laverle Oldfather
Richard Oldfather
Arlington
Charles Paul Sniffin
Co. C. Sniffin
Wadena
Nuptials Held at St Joseph Church in Wadena
The Rev Dor rance Noonan officiated at a nuptial mass in St Joseph Catholic church Wadena. Mr Sniffin arrived on a 10 days leave from Norfolk airbase VA. Mr and Mrs Sniffin will return to Norfolk where he expects to be stationed for a time.
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St. Joseph Catholic
Wadena
Dorrance Noonan
Sniffin
Norfolk
Date Palm Pollen Used to Ensure Fertility in Egypt Markets
Men in Egypt markets can buy date palm pollen to fertilize trees. Since Sahara life depends on the date palm, tree owners carry pollen from tree to tree to prevent unfertilized palms and keep yields fruitful.
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Egypt
Sahara Desert
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