Education Board Promotes Homemaker Food Preservation
The Education Board through the Home Economics Department will host a series of conferences and food preserving demonstrations over the next four weeks to aid Troy residents. Dorothy Lerg, foods teacher at T. High School, says home preserved foods are in greater demand than last year and urges all housemothers to attend. The program covers nutrition, methods to avoid spoilage, and will offer Red Cross nutrition certificate credit. Demonstrations take place at School 32 and various neighborhood locations on July 26 through Aug 22, with dates listed for different sites.
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Home Economics’ Department
Troy
Dorothy Lerg
T. High School
JoSo M. Parks
Reg Cross
Red Cross
Ares
East Ride
Finest
Harrison Streets
Ingetts
Former Model Sues for Damages in Stabbing at Philadelphia Hotel
Miss Clement testifies that she was attacked in May at the Beverly Hotel during a fashionable party. She says she was stabbed and stabbed with bottles, suffering wounds, shock, and lasting injury to her nervous system. The accused, Dunn, a former soldier linked to Villanova, faces a seven year sentence for aggravated assault.
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Dora A. Dune
Haverford
Beveley Hotel
Morning on the Air Radio Schedule Card
A dense listing of local radio programs and times across stations, featuring news, music blocks, talk shows, and special segments with numerous hosts and sponsors. It outlines the day’s rhythm from breakfast to late-night blocks, naming program titles and presenters in a period newspaper style.
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Limening Post
Sant
Brvakioe
Survie
Hewa—Gk
Martyn Ei
Teray Jee Lewis
Nods
Giamgar Manor
Lunebron
Melody
Bankbase Tathing Tsis
Kiernan
Cormar
Ivelyn Johnson
Storon Downey
Hollreood Journal
Bins
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Piraioe
Diex
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Paul Neilson
Parker
Earl Godwin
Ted Maione
Hellor
Missouri County First To Reach Bond Quota
Taney County in southern Missouri led the nation by reaching its war bond quota early. Citizens bought 356,562 in War Bonds, surpassing the 100,000 weekly target before the Fifth War Loan Drive officially began, with over 90,000 from individual bonds and about 60,000 from businesses and corporations.
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Columbia
Janey County
Missouri
R. J. Hill
Missouri War Finance Committee
France
Taney County
Petersburg News Briefs Highlight Local Church and Youth Activities
Rev and Mrs Howard M Hips and family returned Friday from Poultney Vermont. Bilis attended Green Mountain College graduate school for ministers. Children’s Day program at Methodist Church set for 11am Sunday led by Mrs Leara Hills. Petersburg Youth Fellowship met Sunday at Rose hone. Harriett Rose led a hilltop worship service on Taconic Valley focusing on God as creator of natural beauty. Violet Rose served campfire refreshments and a food sale planning session was held for Jones store Saturday.
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Howard M
Poultney
Bilis
Green Mountain College
Methodist Church
Leara Hills
Petersburg
Rose Hone
Reaper
Harriett Rose
Texas State Agencies Pay $140000 in Rent
Texas state agencies pay rent totaling $140 746 annually for 17 000 properties. The new centralized system via the State Board of Control reduces individual agency leases and shows the Department of Public Welfare as the largest payer at 24 761 yearly. The State Highway Department pays as little as one dollar for a property in Comanche.
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Texas
Austin
Texs
Capitol
State Board of Control
Texas Department of Public Welfare
State Highway Department
Hartford Circus Damage Suits Near Million Dollars
A wave of damage suits against the Ringling Brothers circus neared one million dollars as new actions totaling 265000 raised the claimed damages to 19893000. Hartford city officials Fire Chief John King and Fire Marshal Henry G Thomas are named in at least one suit. Dead yesterday were Mrs Helen Gray of Providence Rhode Island and Mrs Jarvis N Mason of West Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Superior Court
John H. Wing
Helen Gray
Providence
Jarvis N. Mason
West Shartford
City of
John €. King
Henry G. Thomas
Plan Service to Honor Servicemen
Cropncyville Lodge of Rebekahs will recognize 10 men and women of the armed forces at a Sunday service at Gilead Lutheran Church Center Brunswick. Odd Fellows Lodge members will participate with Rev. R J Van Densen delivering a talk titled Tangible Relationships. Two choirs will sing Whispering Hope and Guide Me All the Way.
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Cropncyville Lodge
Rebekahs
Iiam
Gilead Iautheran Church
Center
Brunswick
the Odd Fellows’ Lodge
R J. van Densen Witt Pieach
Reid son receives second honors and officer's bars
Mrs. Mary J. Reid learns her son Jjomn H. Reid, son of Dr. John H. Reid, earned second honors within a month and has been awarded silver bars to become a first lieutenant. A La Salle Institute graduate and RP I junior, he served about two years in the South Pacific. His brother Pfc. Robert F. Reid studies medicine at Washington University.
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Saipan
Richard Simpkin
U.S
George Simpkin
Latham
Marshall Islands
Simpkin
Mary J. Reid
Bolivar Avenue
Jjomn HH. Reid
John H. Reid
South Pacific
George C. Kenney
la Salle Institute
R.P.L
South’ Pacific
Pfc
Robert F. Reid
Washington University
St. Louis
Cleveland Man Lives Years With Bullet in Brain
Joe Celikovich of Cleveland has endured 18 years with a bullet lodged in his brain after a west side accident. He has survived two operations and periodic relapses, though doctors say further surgery could worsen his condition while his parents push for another procedure.
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Cleveland Man
Oy Lee Linders
Cleveland
Joe Cellzovich
Joe
Charles T. Dolezal
Cleveland City Hospital
Steve Celikovich
de. Dolen
Foe
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