House Group Approves British Loan Amid Wartime Plans
The House group endorses a British loan package as World War II era wartime controls ease. Authorization seeks about $3,000,000 for the next year with 2 percent interest after start. plan aims to curb export restrictions through international economic cooperation and credits for Britain.
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Ian Ho Vole
Woods World Mink
wWitteney Stabilization Fund
Vale
Hesgin
Beilin
A & Britain
Ja Volun
Westminster Fellowship Spon sors Dance for Conference Fund
Old Saybrook Conn and surrounding towns are mentioned as visitors and residents plan a social dance at the village hall this evening to raise funds for the summer conference. The note also lists local names and places with scattered references to dairy farming and regional figures.
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Johnsonville
Hartshorn
Old Saybrook
Conn
Ann Tucker
Madchebury
Hal Parshall
Chiladelphia
Gelnt Inia
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Gisage
Senator Bridges Pushes US Legion Draft Plan
Senator Bridges urged creating a U S foreign legion within the army using veterans from allied nations including Poles who fought with the Allies. He said only enlisted soldiers would serve and suggested offering pay but no benefits. Lawmakers face a conference vote on the draft extension and allied veteran enlistment.
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Washington
Pi — Sinilar Baddges
Utpensby
Loy Agn Légion
Bridges
Ulih
Senate Adisary Committee
Thenas
United States Army
Utah Senate
House
Uinale
Thomas
United States
Poland
Hig
Bruges
Austin OR. Vij
Senate House
Catholic Daughters Install Officers and Social Event
Hoosick Falls report: Catholic Daughters of America court installs officers led by grand regent Elva Gigal with district deputy Miss Mary Mabar presiding. Report on Buffalo state convention by Elizabeth Armstrong. Meeting suspended until September. Also notes on Agnie Praternal Order officers, Kings Daughters Circle plans, and a World War II bride shower in Hoosick Falls with gifts and refreshments. Meals and social events followed.
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Court
St. 3
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Mabar
Cambridge
Elva Gigal
Elizabeth Armstrong
Catholic Daughters
Buffalo
Anna Hubbard
Aastall Hagles’ Guivers
Agiie Praternal Order of
Baules
Hennington Reite
Charles Meh
Clarence Baber
Willham
Arthur Nash
Guy Milliman
Kenneth Bulson
Teresneer
Clifford Abbott
John Batton
Bruce Reys
Charles Leonard
John Kiped
Ane
Bulson
Circle
Ve Wy Shapman
Silver Crags Circle
King’s Daughters N Plgas
Wiliams Inn
Williamstown
Irs
George W. Hodge
Restina
Wage Land
Restina Ws
Louis Benkoski
Mee
Sam
Nina
Marie
Lucy Rese
Restino
King's Daughters
C. A. Robson
Divosiok Raud
Family Visits Care for Wounded Soldier at Tilton General
Melrosa Wallace and Chapman with TA Gil Smith spent Friday with parents Mr and Mrs W. Chapman and grandparents May and Mrs L Mua. They returned Saturday to Tilton General Hospital in Fork Mx to tend wounded soldiers.
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NA Wallace
Chapman
TA Gil Smith
Mew W
Chapaiin
May
L M. Mua
Tilton General Hospital
Fork Mx
Bumper Wheat Harvest Report From Western States
A chaotic but hopeful crop note from Hatelthaon Kansas reports a bumper wheat harvest across Kansas, Oklahoma, and adjoining counties. Despite price pressures and stock concerns, yields rise ahead of schedule under hot sun, with farmers storing grain and adjusting to government pricing.
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Hatelthaon
Kan
Legoklon
Kansas
Oklahoma
Exis
Wheat Crops Forecast Amid Labor and Rain Shortages
Farmers in Roxas and Oluhoma regions brace for harvest as 1941 projections showt 86 740 000 bushels of wheat nationally while output lags last year. Labor shortages persist alongside uneven spring rains affecting yields per acre. Officials anticipate ample fertilization and steady quality, with early estimates around 58 to 61 bushels per acre and signs of robust demand.
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Bris
Mulling Company
Qaid
Radwig
Chicago
Acre
Roxas
Pidaview
Myx
Thorn
Olduhoma
iKay County
Oluhomin
Sacket
Wiewita
Citizens Corps Program Announced Dinner Event Highlight
The Citizens Corps Program announced a detailed schedule for a community dinner night featuring notable speakers. Capt. Joba. i) Prout led the planning committee with members Tiny Gates John A Geney TY Rint Ivey Joseph 2 Riley and General Ross, focusing on honoring wartime service and local history.
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K. Jrnyon
Klaio B. Oathont
Maj Mbard A. Mathes
New York State
Cal. Wiliam
Bainghton
Joba
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Jerome Kern
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Signal Ramberg
Cale Porter
Lucy Wicked
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Wattses
Grek
Sam Freedwaltzes
Capitol
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Whitlemore
Lowe
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Loy
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Don Budney
Rozei Marie
Rings Grochy Trotter
Lily Pons Falta Dilum
Jity Pong
Berbon
Maurice Ahravanel
Bixio
Kantalsande
Coward
Kostelanetx
Abras Viet
Cole Porter
Dorothy Kirsten
RCA Victor
Tex Buneko
Glenn Miller
Sigmund Ramberg
Otto Barbar
Oscar Hammerstein
Isaac van Grovay
King Carlisle
Wilbur Evans
Felix Knight
Telfry Alexander
Decca
Yuddy Cole
Temptation
Baby
Saul
Buel Foer
Burl Ives
Becca Ann
Halds
Hterwena
Sgie
Paul
ST. Way
Albany
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc
Rensselaer, NY
Senator Bridges
U.S. Foreign Legion
Hoosick Falls
Melrosa
AL Coden
Wall Mercer
Hop
Iran
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Stegular
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Citizens Corps Program
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Roy Civlecans
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East Side Hardware and Electric CO
Pawling Avenue
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