Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Thursday At 2:30 PM
Society notes from the Lu theran Ladies Aid report a Thursday 2:30 PM meeting in church parlors. El Deen club hosts a 3:15 PM Friday luncheon at the Candy Box with hostess calls for absentees. Northeast Unit of the Christian Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Will King's home, callers may arrange transport.
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Sutmeean Aid
Lutheran Ladies Aid
EL Deen Eencheon
George Johnson
George Shirk
el Deen Club
Candy Box
Christian Ladies Aid
Will King
Lee Brigham
Christian Aid Society
Ladies of the Christian Church
Griffith Aid Club Meeting Notices and August Picnic
Twenty one members and three visitors of Griffith Aid gathered at 406 Third Avenue NW on Friday June thirteenth. The meeting, led by president Gladys Welch, opened with Lord's Prayer and roll call. Minutes approved. bills paid. other business handled. Plans made for annual picnic in August at Community Park. upcoming event with Stelig Beare Wilkens and Women of Te Noose. officers installed and appreciation expressed for Edith Benger and Dray am.
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Griffith
Retirement honors mark local club meeting notes
The senior regent thanked committee chairs for their faithful work during the past year. In the membership contest Mrs. Eikenberry’s side won by a few points, with anticipation of a big event soon. Meeting adjourned at 10, first Monday in January. Lunch served by the Mavs committee with Mrs. Helen M retiring publicity chairman.
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Eikenberry
Mavs
Helen M
Iowa Convict Must Pay The Death Penalty
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a first degree murder finding for Sullivan, rejecting his claim for life imprisonment. The court described the murder as cowardly and dastardly, noting no mitigating circumstances and denying the appeal on the issue of self defense regarding the guard’s position. Additional background notes the escape from prison and prior sentences of Sullivan, Estes, and Henze.
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Peoria
Aziz
Heenze
Sullivan
Sulvan
Estes
Hzenze
Hart
U S Protest With Germany Over Robin Moor Sinking
The United States plans to issue a protest to Germany over the Robin Moor sinking at a press conference, but the timing may be delayed until the 35 survivors reached Capetown can be heard. The survivors had been considered lost before their resurfacing altered expectations.
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U. S
Germany
Robin Moor Case
Capetown
South Africa
Supreme Court Frees Sentner in Communist Belief Case
The Supreme Court ruled Sentner was not tried for violating a state law but for being a communist. His admission to being a communist before a military commission was immaterial to the criminal charge. The court stated he exercised free speech, but found him guilty of being and believing in communist theories.
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Page Cnet
Sentner
Supreme Court
Communist Party Central Committee
Missouri
Communist Par
Nazi Captain Had Ship Sunk
An unclear OCR fragment describes a ship sinking with mentions of a Nazi captain and survivors in open boats. The text references passengers, rescue, and hasty recovery efforts, but specifics are obscured by garbled characters and missing context.
Barclay on Bridge The Authority of Authorities
A bridge column discusses dummy trumps and defender strategies to beat declarers. Two duplicate players show differing methods to reach the contract, with detailed play by West leading clubs and hearts, and how discards and ruffs shape the outcome.
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Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Ore Metho
West
Cummon
King F
Tf West
Ures Syndicate, Inc
Vitamins and health through daily diet from Dr. Clendening
Popular interest in vitamins grows as readers follow columns on nutrition. The piece notes ancestors ate vitamins unknowingly, emphasizes fresh foods and skin of fruits, grains and vegetables as vitamin sources, and explains vitamins support health rather than add energy. It cites vitamin C in infants, suggests orange juice, and previews further reviews.
Germany May Retaliate On U S Property
A German statement said retaliation against U S property would be taken in response to provocation but gave no details on form or timing. The spokesman refused to discuss the Roosevelt order closing German consulates and freezing assets, or further questions on Germany United States relations. German quarters said the U S actions were being studied at the highest levels.
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United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Knox Urges Canada to Stand With Free World
Sec Knox told Canadians that the United States will not tolerate a world ruled by Nazi power and slave ideology. He praised Canada for its decision making and backed the victory loan drive broadcast across Canada and the United States. He warned isolationists who fear war and urged resolve to defend liberty and victory in Europe.
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Canada
United States
Knox
Hitler
Europe
Britain
Germany
War speech on sea air power and joint rule
The speaker insists domination of the seas requires joint sea and air power backed by a solid land army to seize bases. He lauds Canada for sending 70,000 overseas, placing 200,000 under arms, and expanding its navy while rationing its resources.
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Seven Seas
Canada
Ceiling on Dealers Cited Amid 34008 Waste Material Concerns
A public notice states there are 34 008 concerns in the United States dealing waste material for resale or using it as raw material in their industries. The report outlines regulatory attention and industry implications for waste handling and compliance.
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Waaie Maierin
United States
First Speaker Muhlenberg Led House 1789 1791
Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania served as the first speaker of the House from 1789 to 1791, guiding early legislative action and establishing procedures that shaped the new Congress. He was a pivotal figure in the fledgling United States government during its formative sessions.
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Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Germany Spends Hefty Publicity Budget Here
The report notes Germany allocated $750,000 annually for publicity in this country. Police said only the normal guard of two patrolmen protected the German consulate while officials asserted neutrality and limited involvement in U S transport policy.
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Germany
United States
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