Heads of Navy and War Departments Are Busy
Washington reports show the war and navy departments in a high state of urgency and planning. Louis Johnson, secretary Woodring, and Gen. George C. Marshall lead daily huddles to map procurement and war plans while officers study reports and burn the midnight oil. Only guards and a few marines mark the military presence as officials stay focused and purposeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Louis Johnson
James H. Burns
Johnson
Department
War Plans Division
Woodring
Gen
George C. Marshall
War
Navy Departments
Denies Charge of Nonsupport and Other Court Actions
Emil Wagner of Oshkosh, brought from Milwaukee on a bench warrant, pleads not guilty to a nonsupport information filed by District Attorney Magnusen. Trial set for June 20, bail $500. Mae Crego pleads not guilty to a morals charge. trial set for June 12, bail $50. William Faber surrenders to serve 15 days for drunkenness after failing to pay May 10 to May 21 fine. Kenneth Elmer pays $100 and costs for concealing stolen goods and is released. A new U.S. lamp prototype equals 1,000 watts in output yet is pencil sized.
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Wmilwaukee
Emil Wagner
Osh‘kosh
Dist
Atty
Yooney
Milwaukee
Omro
William Faber
South Park Avenue
Kenneth Elmer
Sixth Street
Republican Dark Horses Shine in Best Year for Long Shot Nominees
A Perry-like sweep of lesser contenders at the Philadelphia convention is explored. Dark horse candidates include Herbert Hoover Wendell Willkie Frank E. Gannett Joseph A. Martin Jr. Owen Roberts Charles McNary H Styles Bridges with varied strengths and weaknesses.
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Alexander R. George
Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
G. O. P. Dark Horse
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Wendell Willkie
Frank E. Gannett
Charles I. McNary
H. Styles Bridges
Republican House
Joseph A. Martin Jr
Gannett
Bridges
Justice Roberts
McNary
Ore
Agon
Mar
Tin
Massachusetts
Willkie
Wall
National Committee
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New Deal
New Hampshire
Martin
Arsenals Ordered to Run 24 Hours a Day
Washington officials disclosed Maj. Gen. Charles M. Wesson ordered the Army ordnance arsenals to operate on a full 24 hour basis where feasible to speed munition production. The order targets arsenals at Watertown Springfield Water Vit New Jersey Frankford and Rock Island with 17 000 plus workers and additional hires as needed. Camp Fire Girls reported a quarter million members in 1938.
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Washington
Army
Charles. M. Wesson
Ordnance
Navy
Watertown
Springfield
Mass
Watervliet
N. Y
Pictanny
N. J
Frankford
Rock Island
Community News Briefs From Local Church Services and Incidents
Mrs. Walter Rhyner Jr convalesces at Mercy hospital after major surgery. Julius G. Holtz attends the Wisconsin Traffic Officers convention in Wausau as a director. Mrs. J C Cohen of Minneapolis and Mrs. F W Pritty of this city return from Moline NL with niece Patricia Pritty’s high school diploma. Rev Daniel Woodward discusses Jesus Christ's Gospel of Love and Salvation in a World of Hate at Church of the Open Door. Sunday School at 9 45 and B Y P U lead 7 30 service. Rev Orval Egbert at First Reformed church topics religious freedom heritage. Senior choir anthem The Star Spangled Banner to be sung with Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls presenting the flag. Arden Chellow, 21, escapes with minor injuries after motorcycle collision on Harrison street road.
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Walter Rhyner Jr
Jefferson Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Julius G. Holtz
Wausau
Wis
Wisconsin Traffic Officers
J. C. Cohen
Minneapolis
F. W. Pritty
Moline
Patricia Pritty
Church of the Open Door
Daniel Woodward
Jesus
First Reformed Church
Orval Egbert
Jas
Ira B. Wilson
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Arden Chellow
Main Street
Harrison Street
Menus And Notes From A Local Page And Accident Mention
A jumble of menu items and recipe fragments appears with avocado fruit salad, bergamot dressing, Bamburg steak instructions, and a chocolate mint sauce. An accident report notes a damaged front motorcycle part and a separate rider not involved. A church sermon at Emmanuel Evangelical Church is announced for Sunday morning with a flag observance and solo performance.
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Chellow
Budd Palfrey
Monroe Avenue
Paul L. Stange
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Irene Weiland
Eckley
Boy Scouts
Troop 5
Brotherhood of the Church
Gardening Greens: Mustards Spinach Chard and More
The article outlines home garden greens including Tendergreen mustard ready in 25 days, 30 to 40 day mustards, spinach 40 to 50 days, Swiss chard with regrowing leaves, New Zealand spinach thriving in warmth, and garden sorrel. It covers sowing, spacing, and harvesting tips, plus kale and borecole for extending fall and winter greens.
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Popeye
Lliberal
New Zealand
Date blacklist urged for shirking co eds
Coalinga California Elmo Greve president of the student body proposes that girls who refuse to accept student body responsibilities should not be dated. There is too much shirking of responsibilities among co-eds in American schools.
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Coalinga
Calif
Elmo Greeve
Coalinga Junior
Greve
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Coollidge
Hoover
London
F. E. Gannett
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Beteke
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Bork
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Food Mart Wiz
Land Sakes
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America
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Cape
Kefiome
Central Fruit Market
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Wisconsin
Vees
Schraa
Finest
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Hocks
Chase & Sanborn
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Kamm’s
California
Kamm Sausage Co
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Armour’s Star
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