Y M C A Day Camp Staff Named
Y M C A announces the Day Camp staff to direct activities for the annual camp. About 80 boys who cannot attend the regular camp will be served. James McCracken industrial secretary leads as day camp director. The program includes swimming instruction games and recreation with handicraft and song fests led by Clarence W Coretl. New counselors Douglas and Spencer Peckham join with Bryce Aherne and Ufland aiding. Registration is limited to 100 boys with a waiting list for remainder.
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Frey
James McCrecken
Lewis MO Heeter
AYP
Clarence W. Coretl
Asay
Raymond Filkins
Wendell Brycé
Jack Aherne
Douglas
Spencer Peckham
Jéhefstand
Music to Remember and News on Air Beginnings
A fragmented radio listing shows programs and times centered on music, news, and community features. Names of hosts and show titles appear amid scattered times and stations, reflecting a lively schedule with varied segments throughout the day.
Soldier Takes Hobby Along to Army Life
Camp Ada Oregon INL reports Sergeant Patrick Martowski joins the Army with a hobby intact as he collects semi precious stones in Oregon swamps. Over eight months he has shipped home about 400 pounds of jasper agate and other stones plus tools to fashion them into jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ore
Sergi Patrick Martowski
Oregon
Cities Studying Public Works As Postwar Effort
The International City Managers Association reports many U S cities and towns study public works for a future upturn. Cities use existing agencies and financial tools, with a shift toward revenue bonds and pay-as-you-go funding to avoid new property taxes while preserving borrowing power.
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Chicago
CNS
International City Managers’ Association
Debt and grants shape postwar city improvements
The American Society of Planning Officials critiques postwar municipal programs, noting reliance on reserves and expected federal aid. It questions funding sources for vast construction plans and suggests many cities may use current taxes to cover improvements while reserves fund maintenance and new equipment.
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American Society of Planning Officials
Germans Planned Poison Gas Use Warned by Officials
Reported intelligence warned Germans plan to employ poison gas in a feared new offensive. Officials monitored the information as a potential threat to Allied forces and civilian areas.
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Gin Ber
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Heloare
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Hacred
Heart of News
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Baske
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Adee Ten
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Mildred Salley
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Portia
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