Roskruge Honor Society initiates 41 pupils at May ceremony
A May 5 assembly at Roskruge Junior High inducted 41 students into the National Honor Society. Candlelight rites honored Walter Shrowl, longtime faculty advisor, with initiates chosen for honesty, leadership, scholarship, character, and service.
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Roskruge
National Honor Society
Walter Shrowl
Shilea Devine
Mildred Plummer
John Gin
Bob Flood
Anita Walker
Winifred Knight
Robert Isbell
de Martin
Helen Varela
Ames Alb Gordon Cox
Anna Marie Hesselberg
Mary Jordan
Gertrude Grafton
Alice Reyna
Patty Bidgood
Fay Lammey
Jim Dye
Ernest Salazar
Bobby Ruth Henderson
Mary Runnels
Dolores Corella
Willard Hulse
Selim Franklin, III
Robin Garnett
Judith Wallis
Jean McInnes
Thelma Farrell
Dorothy Kellogg
Dora Montano
Carolyn Mormy
Barbara Terry
Elaine Flyer
Elda Celaya
Ray Elson
Maurice Stewart
Roland Burr
Bob Bailey
Mt Lemmon Cooperative Elects Board of Directors
Mt Lemmon Cooperative Water company members met in city council chambers and elected a board. Named were G. K. Stover Rodney Harbour Harry Omn Marvin Clemens Dr. Car ace Joseph W. Magee and Otto. The board will reconvene May 15 at 8 p m to elect officers and plan water supply from local springs and consider a storage dam.
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Mt. Lemmon Cooperative Water Company
G. K. Stover
Rodney Harbour
Harry Omn
Marvin Clemens
Carace Joseph W. Magee
Otto
Armory Park
Mt. Lemmon
Wilbur Family Has Purple Heart Tradition Since Founding
Wilbur Oregon resident Mrs. A R Hill reveals that Tech Sgt Melvin L Brant twice wounded in the Marshall Islands earned the Purple Heart while continuing a family line dating to George Washington. The Hill family says they have sent soldiers to every US war, from one to seven members per conflict.
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Wilbur, Ore. UP
Tech
Melvin L. Brant
Marshall Islands
A. R. Hill
Wilbur
George Washington
United States
WAC To Be Slicker Chick In New Outfit Come Mid Summer
Washington May 10 The off duty WAC uniforms will be of washable crease resisting rayon shanting with broad shoulders inverted pleats and military beige for summer horizon tan for winter The winter uniform will be pure wool crepe A recruiting campaign Thursday and the new uniform is expected to aid recruiting
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Washington
WAC
Oveta Culp Hobby
Future Draft Rules To Define Men 26 And Over
Washington May 10 The Selective Service will issue Friday new regulations to clarify the status of men ages 26 and over in the present draft. The announcement came from the Office of War Information as Hershey and state draft officials discussed the matter. Hershey said too many men had been alerted in 1-A, prompting the anticipated clarification.
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Washington
Selective Service
Office of War Information
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Hershey
Jaycee Talk With Air Officer At Tucson Meeting
Captain Wilmer J. Garrett of Davis Monthan field will be the principal speaker at the Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Elks club at 7. He will discuss Middle East service, being shot down in the Mediterranean, and time spent in a rubber life raft.
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Wilmer J. Garrett
Davis- Monthanfield
Tucson
Lake Grain Shipments In April Largest Ever
The Great Lakes carriers division reports record April grain shipments from Lake Superior ports. April 1943 totals 15,758,025 bushels, up from 1927’s 53,500,000 bushels for the month, and overall Lake Superior shipments reached 75,217,644 bushels.
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Cleveland
Office of Defense Transportation
Great Lakes
Gay
Lake Superior
Great Lakes Navigation
ODT
Constipation Gone Threw Pills Away
Letter from an ex-constipation sufferer praising Kellogg's All-Bran. The writer credits daily All-Bran use with eliminating pills and purgatives and recommends regular muffins and water for relief. Includes testimonial from Mrs. J. F. Grubb of Knoxville Tennessee.
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Kellogg’s
J. F. Grubb
Sea
Fountain City
Knoxville
Tenn
Ellogg
Battle Creek
Germans Predominate In U S Prison Camps
Washington May 10 war department report shows 183,618 prisoners interned in U S camps, including 133,135 Germans and 50,136 Italians with 347 Japanese. The program aims to relieve labor shortages and includes an educational effort to de nazify the inmates.
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Nazi Germany
War Department
United States
Army
Discoveries and names linked to maritime history
A fragment notes that Minelaying began in World War I and Cape Horn derives its name from Hoorn in the Netherlands, linking navigator Schouten’s hometown to the discovery. The passage underscores democratic evaluation and historical place-name origins.
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Cape Horn
Hoorn
Netherlands
Schouten
Rapid Method Treatment Of Syphilis Found
New York reports a rapid syphilis cure using artificial fever and arsenic in under 48 hours. Dr. Geornes of Jacksonville leads a regimen with mepharsen, fever, and intravenous arsenic. relapse rate 5.9 percent, hospital stay about eight hours, cost roughly 30 dollars per case.
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New York
Medical Society of the
State of
Geornes
Jacksonville
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Middle East
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Charles Thornton
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