Schultz, Veteran at 22, Sparkplug of Dodger Rally
Brooklyn Dodgers surge to first in the National League as Howie Schultz, 22, defies army delays and anchors a rally. His presence sparks a tenacious run, lifting Brooklyn from fourth to the top while Giants stumble and Cards widen the gap. The article notes other league games and standings, with minor details on teammates and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Longs Howe Schultz
Howie
Dodgers
Hemline Universit
St Paris
Auite
Brooklyn
Lins Olmo
Schy
Seme
Giants
St. Louis
Becime Tors
Chiat
Hank Greenbursny
Tigers
Dietrich
Soren
Trormon & Minors
Thornton & Minor
Oehvein
Maire I
Giants Game Openly Teased by Ike at Pela Grounds
A fragment notes a World War II era spectacle with General Eisenhower and General Marshall amid a Giants Braves game at Pela Grounds. The oddly phrased item references a public tribute and observation post near the 3 p.m. kickoff with broad wartime figures attached to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt
G. I
Pfc Moore Home From Nazi Prison Camp in Wadena
Wadena special reports Pfc Cleo Moore has returned home as a prisoner of war. He was captured December 19, 1944 during a German breakout and will spend 60 days with his wife before reporting to Houston, Texas for orders. Other local notes include Daryl Fox returning from Litlte Rock on furlough to visit his parents, and Ivan Moore returning to join a candidate school before staying with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc. Moore
Wadena
Wadena Service
Pic
Cieo Moore
Sher
Cleo
Moore
Houston
Texas
Daryl Fox
Fox
Litk Rock
Jim
Fort Riler
Kansas
Ard
Ivan
Ui Miami Tennis Star Segura Enters NU Meet at Northwestern
Francisco Segura of Ui Miami has entered the National Collegiate Tennis tournament at Northwestern. Segura two time singles champion, competes in singles and doubles next Saturday. Midwest entries include Notre Dame, Purdue, Kenyon, Beloit, and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francisco
Segura
Miami
Ecuadoster
Northwestern
Paul Bennett
Adel
Purdue
Beloit
Kenyon
Cinema
Midwest
Nowe Dame
Charley Samson
Births and visits mark Fairbank community notes
Lillian Fairbank correspondent Betty Fink reports a baby boy born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meiers at their home in Fairbank. Mrs. W illiam Friedrich and children of Austin Minnesota visited last week to see sister Mrs. Emilie Fink and other relatives. John Edrich was recently discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Bernard Meiers
Wiam Friedrich
Austin
Minn
Emilie Fink
Nis
John Edrich
Tromone Promises Youthful Vitality For Men
A vintage style ad promotes Tromone a medical formula of vitamins and hormones claimed to restore youthfulness vigor and zest for middle aged men. The promotion urges following label directions and notes availability at Maize Drug Co and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maize Drug Co
Adv
DAILY CROSSWORD Across and Down Puzzle Clues Listed
Readable crossword clues covering Across and Down entries with numbers and partial hints for various words. Includes references to body parts, objects, animals, and common terms such as river, continent, monk, and fortress-related terms.
West Union News: Community Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs Lola Whitney News Editor Gary Foote Kenneth Schmitt carriers seek contacts for news. Rev Sterling Baldwin to spend midweek at SR Vernon. Miss Sera Lauridsen to Sacramento as statistician for Upper Town conference. Lauridsen and sister attend as delegates. Kenneth Klingman celebrates first birthday with Klingman grandparents in Elgin. Katharine Bemiss to become second deputy in Klammer office. Paul Pieper family visit from Madison to Harry Trudo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union News
Lola Whitney
Gary Foote
Kenneth Schmitt
Sterling J. Baldwin
SR. Vernon
Sera Lauridsen
Sacramento
Calif
L. J. R. Jensen
Ail. Lauridsen
Cardelegate
Ime
Kenneth Klingman
Klingman
Elgin
J. BR
Induction Ends for Coffin and Brant at Ft Snelling
Arnold Coffin and Oren Brant have returned from Ft. Snelling after induction into service. Gov. Star Gephart and daughter Gladys visited sister Mrs. H. D. Leeher, and Kenneth Burnett and family left for their home in Michigan. Dedication services and local movements noted as Fairbank area mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Arnold Coffin
Oren Brant
Ft. Snelling
Orrs
Gephart
Gladys
H. D. Leeher
Kenneth Burnett
Wiles
Mich
Elgin Girl Suffers Serious Eye Injury
Elgin special Mary Fran cis daughter of Mr and Mrs H Brackin was hit in the eye Saturday while playing. She was taken to a specialist in Celwein and will stay about a week. Doctors cannot yet determine the full extent of eye damage and her friends hope sight can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Mary Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tren
White Sox
Berrage
Tony Cucc
Nelo
Ingle
Bill Nagel
Joe Go
Cuccinello
Trout
Ike
Register’s Employees
Ivan M Moore
Ivan Moore
Madison
Ben Schunemas
Ben Schuneman
George Crawford
Camp
Hesd
Tex
Feuert Beck
Cans Hood
Westgate
Tawskeiors
Emenoa
Theo Porat
and McSweenr
Asd
Lyle Fink
St. Lucas
Peter Goss
Dus Bed
Hopka
Hermanage
G “Ka
Ifford Meyer
Ed Plas
Gus Plaster
Lavern Plaster
Lea Coleman
John McSweeny
Easte Star Lodge
Maynerg
Rome
Richard Petrevske
Fred Bariels
S/Set
Welter Frisch
Vife
Sumner
Walther League
Elmer Schellhorn
Aey Mills
Lanzis Coleman
Iowa City
Edith J. Trepiow
Esther
Wai- Lerloo
Sundon Westgate
Eane Richard
Sabul
Ray Saffel
Otii Im Si
Westgate News
Will Downing
Paul Schultz
Carrier
Ens. Meier
Ens. L. L. Mev
Rejnin
Orvel Bicking
Register
Oelwein
Superior
Coerein
Orgeani
Oclwein
5 Register
Tri-County
Orel Picking
Dorothy Bush
Doris Butler Rappert Cabillera
Alyce Frame
Robert Hilson Howard Hoffman
George Horeeva
Alberta
Ben Jenkins
Dic
Shirley Lindstrom
Ruth Nelson
M. H. Nicol Knowles
Daily Register
Fairbank
Lillian Fhkomnson
Betty Fink
Daily Crossword
Wes. Amt
Telegraph
India
Court House
Aliss Catharyne Bemiss
Klammer
Paul Pieper
Madison, Wis
Harry Trudo
Rom
Them
R. S. Svoville
Gertrude Vanderlas
Vervada
Towa
A. W.o'daniel
Elgin Girl
U.S
Penney
Aes San
Ninwsra
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!