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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1942
Page
8
War Board Radio Program July 22 War Board
The Carroll County USDA War Board will present a radio program at 11 30 a m over WEROK titled How Farmers Have Increased Soil Building Practices. Participants include Sher Ed Day Carter of Shannon Edphin near Savanna Robert Carson of Woodland Ernest Rose of the soil conservation service. Carson is a farmer and chair man of the county soil conservation district and supervisor of Woodland township. Dauphin Riso is a well known farmer and a war board member. Rose also serves on the war board. Carter is proprietor of a livestock farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Usda War Board
WEROK
Sher- Ed B
Man Carter
Shannon
Phin
Near Savanna
Robert Carson
Woodland
Ernest Rose
The
Soil Conservation Service
Carson
County Soil Conservation District
Woodland Township
Dauphin Riso
War Board
Rose
Carter
Illinois corn crop prospects above average
Illinois and federal agriculture agencies report corn prospects as of July 1 at 365 228 000 bushels or 45 bushels per acre, above the 1941 state record. Wheat yields vary by region with disease and weather delaying harvest, total wheat outlook at 17 697 000 bushels. Weather and labor shortages push farm work behind across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Illinois
Censorship Halts Full Addresses of Service Members
The Review will omit unit addresses of boys in camps at the request of censorship officials. News will report that a soldier or sailor is in a given camp or location only when it does not reveal unit dispositions or embarkations. The policy aims to protect tactical details while continuing to cover service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Censorship
Mount Carroll Legion Elects New Officers
W. G. Warnock was elected commander of the Mt. Carroll American Legion post at a meeting last week. Other officers named include Preston Ivey commander Phil Kradle finance officer Ray R. Westfall finance officer Rev R H Leitner chaplain Claude Wilcox sergeant at arms. Installations set for August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Warnock
Legion Post
Mt. Carroll
Cattle Sales Reported Good In Chicago Market
Carroll county cattle were among the good sellers on Mondays at the Chicago Stock Yards. John Bogart Lanark led with 21 head of yearling steers at 13.85 per cwt averaging 990 pounds. Schell and McKean sold a mixed drive at 13.00 per cwt averaging 768 pounds. Tuesday hogs gained five to ten cents, top 14.80, and average near 14.25 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Chicago
John Bogart
Lanark
Charles Schell
Melvin McKean
Forty-seven enroll in Carroll County 4-H clubs this year
Eighty seven girls are enrolled in 4-H club work in Carroll county this year according to M. P. Roske farm adviser Of this number 67 are members of clothing clubs and 20 are in food clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
M. P. Roske
Thunder Rock at Shimer Friday Night
Frances Shimer college Mt Carroll hosts the summer theatre presenting Thunder Rock by Robert Ardrey in the lighthouse setting on Lake Michigan. Lawrence Carra directs with news bulletins from the day’s war front as part of the final act. Season tickets are on sale at the theatre door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Frances Shimer College
Mt. Carroll
Robert Ardrey
London
America
Lawrence Carra
Frances Shimer Summer Theatre
Carra
Mac joins Army in induction at Camp Grant
Mac McIntyre city editor of The Harvard Herald for seven and a half years was inducted into the United States Army at Camp Grant on Monday July 6. The Review staff and local friends extend best wishes for his safety and a successful return after service with Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. McIntyre
Harvard Herald
The
Review
United States Army
Camp Grant
Mac
Sam
Savanna Youth Enlists in Naval Air Corps
Orville Cook son of Mr and Mrs M T Cook of Savanna has enlisted in the U S Naval Air Corps and left last week for Milton Wisconsin to enter the air school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Cook
M. T. Cook
Savanna
U. S. Naval Air Corps
Milton
Wis
Great National Evangelistic Crusade Launches in Mexico
Led by Captain Alejandro Guzman of the Salvation Army, a Great National Evangelistic Crusade is launched in Mexico with Protestant churches. The goal is to place a Gospel portion in every home and distribute over 5,000,000 New Testaments. The campaign starts in major cities with evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alejandro Guzman
Salvation Army
Mexico
Republic
United Service Organizations
United States
USO
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Israel Goldstein
Synagogue Council of America
Samuel McCrea
Fedral Council of the
Churches of Christ In America
African Church Aid and War Time Revivals
The piece discusses church efforts in Africa and among African communities during wartime. It highlights Mary Murray's move from Arizona to Detroit to minister to uprooted families in trailer camps and notes Roosevelt's call for maintaining regular church activities to bolster morale and guide toward peace. It mentions the Western Area Protestant Church Commission for War-time Japanese Service as an agency of the Commission on Aliens and Prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray
Arizona
Detroit
Mich
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas Horton
Boston
General Council of Congregational Churches
Western Area Protestant Church Commission
Commission On Aliens and
War time church commission aids Japanese American relief effort
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America along with Home Mission Councils and the Foreign Missions Conference form a commission in collaboration with Dr. Frank Herron Smith to coordinate religious social and educational service for Japanese residents in the Western Area. It will foster cooperation between church agencies and War time Civil Control Administration and Relocation Authority with leaders Galen M. Fisher Rt Rev C Reifsnider and Rev Gordon K Chapman among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Home Mission Councils of North America
Foreign Missions Conference
Frank Herron Smith
Methodist Pacific Japanese Provisional Conference
Civil Control Administration
The
Relocation Authority
Galen M. Fisher
Treasure Underground In Illinois Lime Industry
Illinois leads in lime production with eight plants across the state yielding over 160000 tons valued above 1100000 in 1940. High quality limestone deposits support plaster mortar, tanning, water purification, paper, metallurgy and refractory uses. Lime is the cheapest and most plentiful alkali with constant demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
War Bonds Drive for Navy Planes and Belligerent Aid
The article notes the four engine Navy patrol bombers at $700000 and Scout Bombers at $143000, stressing Britain’s need for heavy bombers in the war effort. It urges citizens to buy War Bonds and Stamps to meet quotas, supporting the Navy with every pay period and targeting county goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Britain
England
Treasry Department
Work Progresses on Savanna's New City Hospital
Roof framing started Monday with tar and gravel roof to be completed today or tomorrow. Insulation beneath. workers install partitions wiring plumbing and heating. Windows planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna Hospital
Market Cattle At Chicago Yards Lead Trade
Cattle feeders A C Kaney and Ervin Shaveley of Carroll County sent carloads of high selling beeves to the Chicago Stock Yards. Kaney offered Mereford heifers at 13.40 per cwt averaging 868 pounds. Shaveley delivered 1246 pound steers selling straight at 13.90. Later a man returns to his birthplace station after eight years absence and finds no one to greet him. The stationmaster greeting him with Hello George signals a quiet homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kaney
Ervin Shaveley
Carroll County
Chicago
Kaney
George
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