We Could Win and Still Lose
Albert W. Hawkes urged on the American Forum of the Air that victory must be paired with preserving the American way of life. He called for wartime economy, labor management cooperation, and protection of freedoms, ensuring no favoritism or sacrifice is in vain.
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Albert W. Hawkes
Mr. Hawkes
Statement on freedom of thought and press by Neville Miller
Neville Miller, president of the National Association of Broadcasters, asserts in support of democratic rights that freedom of thought discussion press speech and radio form the cornerstone of democracy and that free play of ideas and critique of temporary authorities safeguard liberty.
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Neville Miller
The
National Association of Broadcasters
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m with Maurice Nattier as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 a.m Evening Worship at 7 p.m and Evening service at 8 p.m.
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Maurice Nattier
Malas
Cinkt Esquess
Total War Strains On Home Front As Allied Powers Rise
As war enters its fourth year total war effects press on local life with shortages and possible new taxes, while Germany and Japan control vast resources. The U S Army grows rapidly, the Navy and Air Forces show strong power, and Allied soldiers display courage as leaders promise tools to finish the job.
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Germany
Japan
America
U. S
Winston Churchill
The AAA Way Continues On The Hahn Farm Visit
An on site account notes corn soybeans oats and garden produce at the Hahn farm. Mrs Hahn mentions hogs recently marketed leaving 54 on hand while cher ries grapes and poultry are also described. The writer meets Emma Stonecipher a longtime County Farmer's Institute attendee with strong neighborhood interest.
Pioneer Women and Their Enduring Nation Building
The author recalls how pioneer women endured long horse and buggy journeys home along poor roads. They deserve praise for their steadfast labor and contributions that form the nation’s heritage and strength as years grow heavier.
Local social notes from Patoka area residents
A dense list of visits and travels features Mrs H G Hudspeth and others visiting Chester and Centralia, trips to Rockford Springfield Vandalia and Decatur, hospital transfers, family gatherings, and preaching by Eld Earl Throgmorton. Names include Hudspeth Elliott Melenda Wenger Ballance Brumfield Jolliff Nattier Cox Martin and many others, with multiple weekend and holiday movements.
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H. G. Hudspeth
Cecil Elliott
Melenda
Sue
Nella Mansfield
Centralia
Chester
Robert Morey
Carolyn
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Charleston, Il
Mr’s College
Edward Johnston
Hliopolis
Bob Johnston
R. M. Donley
Hamilton
Hermuda
H. K. Pike
Kettle
Pike
Ralph Hart
Vernon
Mr. Donley
Springfield
John Tends
Lee Cox and Son
Rockford
Cox
Mrs. Potts of
Keyesport
H. N. Potts
Robert Jennings
Bobbie
Billy
Medford
Oregon
Leo Ballance
Helen Barr
C. L. Edwads of
Salem
Patoka
Aliie Murfin
Decatur
Walter Warren
St. Louis
J. T. Blankinship
Mae Simcox
Murphysboro
Grover Blankinship
Betty Ballance
Bloomington
Mrs
Frank Ballance
Kennedy Simcox
Chicago
Labor Day
Joe Simcox
Ruth Smith
Mrs. W. W. Murfin
Henry Brumfield
Sgt
Wayne Brumfield
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Jerry Quayle
Helen Neimeier
Lila Jolliff
Frank Miller
Terre Haute
Ind
Keith
Mt.Vernon
W. C. Carner
Lottie J. McAdams
Centralia, NL
M. P. DuComb
Delphia Jolliff
Vivian Nattier
Carbondale
Sam Jolliff
L. E. Green
John Barnes
Vandalia
Harlan Goff
Margie
Ray Frailey
C. D. Martin
Milton Peddicord
DuQuoin
Freda Sharp
Mrs. Sharp
Centralia Hospital
Cox and Martin
Josephine Hawkins
Mrs. Fielding Hawkins
Lizzie Gray
Bridgeport
Smith Dalymple
Lawrence County
Pauline Goff
St.Louis
Walter Simcox
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Carl Chance
Chas. Purvis
Delmer Burgar
Gayle Belcher
Charlie Cox
Earl Throgmorton of
Greensburg
Baptist Church
Gerald Nichols
Esther Walker
Marcus Cox
T .B. Sanatorium
Vernie Nattier
George Lee
Dale Nattier
Sara Jane
Janet
Vivian
Violet
Emil Nattier
W. M. Nattier
Charlie Bibbs
Reba Gray
R. N
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Ill
Alta Logan
Evelynne Ballance
Bob Eagan
Taylor Nall
Mrs. Vore
Brownstown
Harry Seifers
Milton Peddicod
Lowell Belcher
S .M. Spurgeon
Mursday
Florence Cain
W. H. Cain
Rubye
Alice Murfin
W. W. Murfin
Madeline Alexander
Mrs. L. E. Green
P. J. Mojonnier
George Zilles
Highland
Jerry Cox
John Jean
Bettie Clark
Decature
Noah Carter
DuQuoin Fair
Tillie Richeson
Dieterich
Virginia Henry
Hadd Redman
Grand Theatre
Marl Anderson
Max Edward
Litchfield
Nicky
Della Johnston
Mrs. Howard Riley
Clinton
Mr. Riley
M. D. Karr
George Wickersham
Care Register Office
Fred Brown
Charles Adams
Walter Miller
Salem Theatres
GLOBE
Richard Arlen
Jean Parker
Roy Rogers
Gabby” Hayes
Bruce Bennett
Kay Harris
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Little Tokyo
U.S.A
Prieton Foster
Brenda Joyce
Ray Milland
Betty Field
Yovely
Cory Cr. Brewer
CORY
King’s
Vawters
Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co
Marion County
War Department Board
Patoka, Illinois
Martin's
Pvt
Leonard Jett
U.S.M.C. Marine Barracks
Naval Yards
Mare Islands
Calif
Darrel Barnes
B.T.Y
C.A
A.P.O
Care
San Francisco
Edward L. Jones, Jr
U.S.S. Detroit
Care Fleet Office
Samuel L. Eagan
M.F
Camp Callen
Frank Crawford
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Cloverbloom Creamery
Colby Wis
Coronet