Allies Leave Food Stores and Cannons Across Flanders Front
A German officer reported that British retreating forces left vast stores of food and artillery along the Northern France and Flanders front. He described rapid German advances, destruction of French tanks, and bombardment by Stukas and Messerschmitt planes as tanks and cannons were abandoned along the roads.
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Berlin
Flanders
Czecho- Slovakia
Germany
France
Channel
Belgium
Holland
Beaumont
Messerschmitt
Fred Ehlert
Chicago
Associated Press
William
Pred
Unc Billy Possum Sees Old Friend Buzzard in Green Forest
Unc Billy Possum travels to a dead tree in the Green Forest to greet an expected visitor, Ol Mistah Buzzard. The scene ends with Buzzard describing his loneliness and seeking to return south as Billy offers a welcome and cautions about predators.
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Unc
Billy Possum
Green Forest
Jimmy Skunk
Billy
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
Howdy
Mistah Buzzard
Suny
Anyay
Choosing a lifework aligns with intelligence and effort
A wirephoto features praise for German youth and urges parents to accept a child’s nature over forcing achievement. The article argues professional schools demand high fundamentals and that intelligence, coordination, and willpower determine success. it promotes Angelo Patri’s leaflet on handling slowness and invites requests from readers.
Ol Mistah Buzzard Makes Friends
Billy Possum teaches Mistah Buzzard that the lonely Green Meadows feared him as a hawk. Buzzard laughs at the misconception and agrees to stay a day to see if the locals are right, then he and the animals likely become friends.
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Mr. Buzzard
Billy
Mistah Buzzard
Ol Mistah Buzzard
Billy Possum
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
GOP Convention Plans Costly Entertainments in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia with 19 days to the Republican national convention officials weighed ideas to amuse delegates. Proposals included a 4000 pound bronze Liberty Bell replica and a 12 foot mechanical elephant, both rejected, while a gasoline elephant and a live elephant were also declined. Delegates could view the authentic bell via a 15 cent roundtrip train ride to Independence Hall.
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Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Damocles
Independence Hall
Aren't All the Good Oils About the Same
A playful riff on oil quality, noting one standout Performer among many. The line hints at a single top oil amid a field of similar options.
Your Child and His Problems Talent and Hard Work
A concerned parent seeks help for a son, Mannie, age eighteen, who wants to become a doctor but fails in mathematics chemistry and Latin. The piece argues against pressuring him into college or a profession he cannot master, noting the drive to please family can push false ambitions and overlook realistic paths.
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Mannie
West Point
Catholic Council Elects Officers
Mrs Bird Hawley of Melba was elected and installed as president of the Idaho Council of Catholic Women for the coming year at a three day GREENCREEK Idaho convention. Other officers include Mrs W H Simons Boise financial secretary Mrs O F Montanden Boise treasurer and Mrs George Mitchell Nampa auditor. The convention voiced strong opposition to subversive activities threatening democracy and the officers elect will select the 1941 meeting place.
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Greencreek
Idaho
Idaho Council of Catholic Women
Bird Hawley
Melba
W. H. Simons
Boise
O. F. Montanden
George Mitchell
Nampa
United States
Shrine Delegate Heads to Memphis for Convention
Clyde E. Summers imperial potentate of El Korah Shrine temple traveled from Boise on June 5 to attend the annual Shrine convention in Memphis Tennessee.
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Boise
Clyde E. Summers
el Korah Shrine Temple
Memphis
Tenn
High Tide shie tene Chapter 11 Tension Between Jan and Lance Deepens
Jan resists Lance as a growing rift appears after a quarrel about Derek's stay. Lance laments his sister's apparent meekness, recognizing her quiet strength and sacrifices, while Jan confronts his controlling presence and a castaway stranger.
Eagles Pledge to Aid Government in Uncovering Subversives
Lewiston Idaho June 5 Eagles at their state convention pledged aid to uncover all subversives and fifth columnists and to assist officials while safeguarding constitutional rights. A second resolution urged monthly minimum old age assistance benefits of 30 dollars per person and state matching of federal funds.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Id Eagles
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Standard Oil Company OF
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Atlantic
America
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Chesterfield
Gearon
Ettes
American Airlines
U.S.A
Lo, Laccari
Blunderer
Jan
Lance
Derek
Schilling
Joe
Ospr
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Lexington, Ky
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