Marshalls Happy Under U.S. Regime
Report from Atoll, Marshall Islands describes a Sunday night party in a former Japanese store where Princess Leomatin dances with locals and American officials mingle. The crowd of villagers, many middle aged, recall wartime experiences while Dr Abesa leads joyous dancing and a local foot ballet unfolds among native games and pandanus ball play.
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Phi G. Reed
Ftations
Frno
Atoll
Marshall Islands
Leomatin
Hing TuBod
Eugene F. Bogan Usnr
New York
Civ
Ansélm €. Hahn, MD
Nordheim
Tex
Aliso
Leomalin
Abesa
Native Island Dance Offers Humble, Mixed Arts Show
A vivid account of a Marshall Islands party blending a ukulele performance with improvised dances. Observers note improvised steps, mixed costumes, and a crowd reaction as villagers share a night of music and movement.
Ephemeral Round Lake notices and church services posted
Round Lake and nearby locales feature Episcopal Day sales at the auditorium at 11 a.m. and an 8 p.m. entertainment. Clergy visits include Rev Chester A Finch at Albany Street Methodist Schenectady and Rev M G Cole at Bailston Spa. Residents and visitors arrive from Syracuse Canada New York Edinburgh Scotland and various New York locales.
Mother Shovels 40 Tons of Coal in a Day
Chicage dispatch profiles Mrs Margaret Ballart a 43 year old mother of seven and her husband Arthur 42 who together shovel 460 tons of coal weekly. She loads a car of steel in six hours despite small stature and once performed as a circus trapeze artist. She also manages seven children meals school and housework before night.
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Chicaze
INS
Margaret Ballart
Ard
Siy Tong
Ballart
Marge
Bal Jtart
Bai
Memorial Church grounds to host Sycaway Valley day
Sycaway Valley will be enforced on the Memorial Methodist Church grounds tomorrow from 7 to 9 PM. Personal notices list Charles Pratt of North Lake Avenue ill at Samaritan Hospital Floyd Fellows of Flushing has returned home after a week with Dorothy McCabe Wesley Griffith of Conway Apartments improving after major surgery at Samaritan Hospital Charles Carr of Mt. Pleasant Avenue back from Yonkers where he visited son Alfred B. Carr Mr and Mrs Gordon Banker of Hoosick Road hosted a first birthday party for daughter Marilyn Pte Jack Lance on furlough at home resuming duties at Camp Stewart nine day leave from Texas He recently graduated from the telephone school at Camp Stewart Mr and Mrs Chauncey Mabb of Mariaville Mr and Mrs Walter Clough and son of Albany have stayed two weeks with Mr and Mrs Arthur M Felter Washington Avenue Nora Tripp returned to Bailston after visiting Mrs J Victor Gailor A death notice for Sergt Richard W Howard son of Mr and Mrs Howard who visited Mrs Pentz this summer Linda Gorham had a fourth birthday party hosted by Mrs Wilson Ow Gorham grandparents Mr and Mrs Tarence A MacMinn Refreshments and pink birthday cake noted
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Floyd Fellows
Flushing
I. I
Aliss Dorothy McCabe
Wesley Griffith
Conway Apartments
the Samaritan
Marilyn
Jack Lance
Hoosick’ Road
Everett Lance
Texas
Camp Stewart
Chauncey Mabb
Mariaville
Walter Clough
Albany
Arthur M. Felter
Washington Avenue
Nora Tripp
Bailston
J. Victor Gailor
Richard W. Howard
Laurel
Howard
Ruch. L. Pentz
Ssummer
Names In the News Pronunciations Hint at Eastern Europe
A phonetic guide lists names from Angustow Suwslki Basoo-Vabses and Kuntahd Koise with pronunciations. It includes Japanese premier Agcent and others, showing how vowels and consonant clusters yield distinct sounds.
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Angustow
Mies
East Prussian
Poland
Basoo-Vabses
Kuntahd Koise
Mitsymiass Yenal
Yona
Rhimes
MIT
Defense Minister Warns Britons of Horrible Things
London reports quote Defense Minister Morrison warning Britons of “horrible things” as Nazi raids surge. He hints at silent weapons and outlines audible danger signals to accompany sirens. A bomb strike injures and kills nearby residents, with robots gliding silently and causing destruction.
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London
Laburite
Emanuel Shinwell
Morrison
Columbus Architect Picked as Advisor to Fitness Commission
Howard J Ovright Smith, renowned for Union Stadium at Columbus and other athletic facilities, is named architectural adviser to the Commission on Community and War Memorials for Physical Fitness. Chairman George M. Trautman notes the commission aims to foster interest and provide greater focus under the federal security agency. Smith is an Ohio University architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard J Ovright Smith
Union Stadium
Commission On
George M. Trautman
Committee On Physical Fitness
Federal Security Agency
Theta Tale Ia
Ohio Se University
American Institute of Architects
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Therion
Sinac
Drus
Troy
Ai Mack
Faubourg de Vaucelles
Caen
Fyster
Sendy Island
Jaluit
Marshalls
Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
A. F. of L
Ganks
Mest
Einemen
Roden
Weliers
Dreft Board
U.S. Employment Service
the War Manpower Co
Loco
Office of
Employment Service
Apony
Atrenay
Cmepea Av Bigh
Round Lake
Mary Palmer
Heesville
Barte
Palmer
C. E. Bennett
Syracuse
Canada
Robert Gorsline
Sampson
R. H. Gorsline
Dorothy McCallum
Westmont
Jesse
Greene
Otto Mathetke
Sunit
N. J
Otto Blathetke
Fred Bidwell
Gussie Young
Middle Grove
Ruth L. Pentz
Jennie Olich
Jeasie Appleman
Lawrence Boyer
Edgar Seabury
Joseph Woodland
North Adams
George van Valkenburgh
Schoharie
Ralph Mabb
Sycaway Valley
Memorial Methodist Church
Charles Pratt
North Lake Avenue
the Samaritan Hospital
N. D. Lindoer
Gusa
M. H. Frear & CO
McKemn Snow Suits
Frears
Dusiv Rasa Gabardine
Briends
Husky
Frears Boys’ Store
Fulton St
Bide
Fleer
Hockmeyer Tweedeboys
Lor
Gerstman
Nev
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