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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1942

Page

5

Busbey Promotes Thorough Campaign For Congress Seat

Republican candidate Fred E. Busbey in the Third District highlights a vigorous primary push. He cites endorsements from ward and township committeemen, National Progressive Republican groups, and many independents, plus his World War I service and American Legion activity. He pledges cooperation with lawful authorities, wartime economy, and opposition to paternalism or subversive change.

Congress Fred E. Busbey Progressive Republican Tllingis ‘Republican Service Mens League Busbey American Legion St. Mihiel Argonne Meuse-Argonne Thornton Township Joint Labor Legislative Board of Ilinois Illinois State Federation of Labor Railroad Brotherhoods American Federation of Labor Groups United Brick and Clay Workers of America

Wm. E. McVey Re-elected to School Committee

At the North Central association annual convention in Chicago on March 28, Wm. E. McVey superintendent of Thornton Township High School was re-elected to the association's executive committee for 1942. The four day meeting at the Stevens hotel drew record attendance of about sixteen hundred officials.

North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Wm. E. McVey Thornton Township High School Stevens Hotel Chicago

Illinois Central Salutes War Effort By Home Folks

Illinois Central thanks customers for speeding freight loading and unloading, forecasting needs, and loading cars more heavily. Passengers are urged to travel with essentials, reserve space early, and cancel reservations promptly to aid wartime transport efficiency.

Linois Central Illinois Central

Delegates and Visitors Confer on Wartime Education Policy

Nearly one thousand attendees from twenty north central states gathered for sessions focusing on adjusting educational policies to wartime conditions. The discussions centered on how schools should adapt curricula, funding, and administration to support national needs during the conflict.

North Central States

Toman Urges Early Payment of Taxes

County Treasurer John Toman urges taxpayers who have not received their 1941 tax bill by April 3 to notify his office and obtain a duplicate. May 1 marks the first installment penalty date. early payment is advised to avoid rush and possible delays due to draft and staff reductions. Refund certificates must be signed and used only on the same property, with 1932 tax bill presented, or arranged with the purchaser if property has been sold.

John Toman Toman

Paul Gall Unit 303 Auxiliary Meeting Notices

The next regular meeting of Paul Gall Unit 303 American Legion Auxiliary is tonight April 9 at 8 o’clock with Gladys Johnson presiding. Cook County council meeting is Friday April 10 at 1 30 pm at Hotel Sherman Chicago. Eighth District meeting is next Tuesday evening April 14 at 8.

American Legion Auxiliary Frankie Albrecht Paul Gall Gladys Johnson Cook County Council Sherman Chicago Eighth District

Community groups plan meetings and celebrations at Homewood unit

The Homewood unit led by Mrs Ruth Kennedy schedules a district meeting for Paul Gall delegates, Juniors meet April 11 at Dalton Village Hall, and Easter party activities including making favors for veterans. The Auxiliaries announce a district dinner April 23 honoring Mrs Lowell C Allen and invite reservations via Mrs Emily Messerschmidt.

Homewood Ruth Kennedy Eighth District Paul Gall Gladys Johnson Viola Wiebke Chicago Legion Room Dalton Village Hall Helen Betty Thul Joan Belz Betty Oak Forest Hines Hospital Charles Rudolph Edith American Legion Auxiliary Lowell C. Allen Emily Messerschmidt Dolton

NYA Training Shops Placed On 7 Day Week

All INYA war production training shops in Area No. 2 adopted a seven day week under an order by Clarence A. Bolton Area Director and in effect last weekend. Project managers were instructed to shorten the average training period per youth from twelve weeks to eight or nine weeks to boost skilled youth joining the armed forces.

Inya Area No. 2 Clarence A. Bolton

Illinois wartime youth program trims payroll and training

Miss Anderson states streamlined 168 hour training cut reduces Illinois youth payroll from 8500 to 7000 while boosting trained youths next year from 35000 to 55000. The National Youth Administration order ends non vital activities, cutting trainee numbers from 16000 monthly to 8500 and aid to students from 191000 to 75000 monthly.

National Youth Aubrey Williams Miss Anderson Illinois

Scout Appreciation Dinner at Homewood Tonight

The Pottawatomi Trails council holds its annual Scoutmaster and parent appreciation dinner at Homewood village hall. Two Silver Bear emblems will be awarded for outstanding service, with gifts to scoutmasters and troop honors. Henry Heideman will toast. Stanley Miller will discuss Our Part in Civilian Defense.

Scouts of Pottawatomi Trails Council Homewood Henry Heideman Stanley Miller Chicago Scout Council Karl Treen Wesley Stemm Tinley Park William Dedert Crete Cecil Clark

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