Classifieds roundup of sale items and services
Round oak eight foot extension table, feed grinding and custom mixing by Ted Hinders. Electrolux cleaners coming to Tonle Office. Don Hutchins listed as local rep. M P Haggard advertises long time loans at 4 percent with no stock to buy. K and H Michaelson Brothers offer custom feed grinding. Titanka Implement Co sells hydraulic manure loaders for tractors. Sewing machines repaired and sold. new Singer vacuums and machines to be delivered weekly. Singer Shop at 123 No Federal, Magon City. Allis-Chalmers tractor plow offered by Richard Brown. Used cars include 1940 GMC truck, 1936 Dodge pickup, and 1938 Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
No. Federal
Magon City
Popcorn Machine Brings Relief for Newborn Crying
John Lunstrum of Britt used a popcorn machine as a warm sleeping place for his newborn son after a recent hospital homecoming. He heated the unit to about 80 degrees, laid the baby inside and the crying stopped immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lunstrum
Britt
Johnnie
Lunstrum
X Ray Snapshots Show Wartime Shells and New Uses
New York reports describe rapid x ray imaging of armor piercing shells in flight and shrapnel impacts breaking bones. The device, built by Slack and Dickson, operated at extraordinary speed, aiding ballistic study and wartime research. Peacetime uses include welding inspection and machinery testing with radio telemetry for aircraft instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Institute of Radio Engineers
Herald- Tribune
Charles M. Slack
Lamp Division
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Donald C. Dickson
Westinghouse
Army
Navy
Dickson
Swift Xray
Slack
David W. Moore Jr
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation
110000 in War Service Have Become Citizens
Over 110000 servicemen were naturalized during the war with 18500 in overseas areas. Citizenship was conferred from Iceland to Suez and from Iran to Christmas Island by the immigration and naturalization service. Seventeen sailors became American citizens aboard the USS Chateau Thierry in the north Atlantic en route to Iceland on February 10, 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iceland
Suez
Iran
Christmas Island
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Chateau Thierry
North Atlantic
Sarawak Ceded to Britain as Crown Colony
London reports Sarawak the wealthy independent North Borneo state with 300000 acres of rubber plantations oil and diamond resources is being ceded to Great Britain as a Crown colony by Sir Charles Vyner Brooke the White Rajah. Sarawak covers one fifth the size of Texas with a population of 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarawak
Britain
London
North Borneo
Great Britain
Charles Vyner Brooke
Texas
Japs Charged With Plan to Upset Fish Drive
Tokyo dispatch reports that General MacArthur's HQ accuses Japanese government and fishery officials of a deliberate campaign to break out of reserved fishing zones. Lt Col. Hubert G. Schenck says Japan has filed six requests to revise fishing areas since surrender, four of which were denied.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Hubert G. Schenck
Natural Resources Asction
Crippled Children Find Refuge in Rome Palace
In Rome’s Quirinal palace Prince Umberto hosts thirty disabled refugee children from Casina and other Italian towns. Rescued by Allied troops, the youngsters, aged 4 to 12, include blind and amputee victims of mine blasts. Five Sisters of Charity care for them as the Sovereign Order of Malta aids welfare efforts across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Casaino
Quirinal
Umberto
Quirin
Order of Malta
Italy
Sisters of Charity
St. Vincent de Paul
Vittorio
Italo
Red Cross Aids War Bride Arrivals Coast to Coast
The Red Cross announced recreation and social workers would assist war brides and children of servicemen on arrival in New York San Francisco and port cities to ensure relatives are prepared. It will help towns with long stopovers and coordinate arrival plans while the Army uses special ships to bring brides to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
New York
San Francisco
War Department
Army
Becoming a Father Is Busy Day in Walpole
Chester Orlando, a former G I, learns he is father to a three pound baby at a maternity hospital. An incubator from Boston is needed. his car collides with a truck injuring his leg. He reaches hospital, returns home as a kitchen fire is extinguished. a hospital attendant quips about not losing a father yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Walpole
Mass
Chester
Orlando
G.I
Boston
Norwood
Dental Technicians Scarce in U S Army
Allied headquarters lists dental laboratory technicians orthopedic mechanics and medical laboratory technicians as scarce categories. Retention extends six months after discharge eligibility. Washington directed adjusted service ratings for medical and dental officers at 60 points or 30 months for those over 46, eligible for discharge.
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U. S. Army
Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
Washington
Sted
Hopes for Hosiery Hang by a Thread
Washington reports a dim outlook for nylon hosiery as Civitan Production administration warns shortages may last from months to a year. Officials expect output to improve only gradually, with supply not returning to normal soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civitan Production Administration
Erenage
Woden News Highlights Church Services and Local News
Woden church services include Holy Communion Monday Thursday at 8 p.m. Good Friday and Easter plans noted. Local residents visit Minneapolis relatives, Red Cross quota met at school, and various social visits and illnesses. Navy discharge, confirmations, bridge club events, and family visits across nearby towns are recorded with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lutheran
H. K Mnopiah
Holy Communion
Mounday
George Pommer
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Marlin Franzen
Dick Franzen
Ralph Anderson
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Ver Jones
Wesley
Conrad Heyer
Robert Buns
Herman Buns
Navy
Cyril Halvorson
Forest City
John E. Buns
Methodist Church
Abel Limberg
Charles Marr
Conwith
Bob McClanahan
Minneapolis
Mary Rudisill
W. &. Tindall
Lafalot
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Murphy's Feeda
Ted Hinders
Woden
Tonle
Electrolux
Don H. Hutchins
County
Jones
Algona
M.P. Haggard
Michaelson Brothers
Titanka Implement Co. Tt
Titanka Implement Co. 9Tf
Henry Swalve
Lakota
Iowa
Irvin Brandt
Titonka
Topic
Mndw
A. Sathoff
W. F. Hamstreet
M.D
Ma. Sitonha
Pierre: Sartor
M. D
Sitonka
Fowa
Br. LE. Jt
Chiroprac! Office
M. F. Calhoun
Titanka, Town
Winkel
Hutchison
Algona, Ta
E. J. van Ness Law Offices
E. J. van Ness
Della Westernd
New Horse
Sosy Poresk Algona
Benry E. Meyer
LAW General Practice and Income Tax Service
W. L. Tindall
Osthopathic Phyay
Allis-Chalmers Tractor Plow
Richard Brown
GMC
W. H. Ley
Gakota
Titokna
H. H. Murray
John Deere Corn Planter
Walter Ostermann
George Boyken
Arnold Gray
Julius Hansen
Harry
R. Sankey
Burt
Ley Dakota
Kimball Benit
Adamson
Wiliam Fritz
William Fritz
Emma Jennings
George Klenk
BUY II
Elmore Nursery
Elmore, Minnesota
Prince Umberto
Woden News
C. W. Gaslin
J. ©. Helm
A. C. Helm
Martin Smith
Henry Bode
Porest City
S.J. Hoff
Frank Hoff
Iting
Alvin Hanna
Thompson
Wayne Nasot
Wood
Robert Turner
Charles City
Turner
Claus Buneman
Buffalo Center
Charles Quinn
Bancroft, Iowa
Faite One
Psaktha da
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
OW & Money
Hage
Mid Continent
Pitan
Ehone Ee Titonka
Firestone Ives
Donald Wubben
Mer
C. R. Peterson
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