Standard Triumph Over High School Seconds In Close Ogden Finish
In Ogden last night the Standard tenany defeated the High School Seconds 22 to 11 at Deal School. The first half was tied at 10 10 as High School guards controlled the pace while Standard surged in the second half, pulling away after a late long shot. Key players included McBride O Keefe Pingree and Griffin for Standard with Farnoff and Coney among High School’s noted men.
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Ogden
Tenany
Noor
Hiigh School
High
Skven
Farhoff
Coacoo
Pihgree
Griffin
McBride
O'Keefe
Standard
WHS
Reeder
Hobson
Shreeves
Skeen
Pingree
Brittin
Farnoff
Progress
Coney
Woman 86 Knits Socks for Soldiers in Plato
Mrs Catherine Kren of Plato, an 86 year old totally blind woman, knits six sacks for soldiers and her neighbors stay busy with new creations as she continues the craft.
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Catherine Kren
Plato City
Give an Acre to War Work Funds Movement Grows
Iowa farmers embrace the Give an Acre pledge to grow crops for Red Cross, Army Y M C A and other war funds. At Ames Farm and Home Week graduates led by J C Cunningham promote planting beans and potatoes to donate proceeds, hoping hundreds of pledges across counties raise substantial gifts.
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Ogden
Med Cross
Army “Y
Army K. C
Tawa State College
Ames
Lows
Ben Sweeny
Clay County
Red Cross
John Reiily
Sioux County
J. 3. Cunningham
College
Iowa
Rockefeller Foundation allocates funds for war work
The Rockefeller Foundation approved 187,281 for wartime activities at its annual meeting. Of this sum 126,000 funds the war demonstration hospital at the Rockefeller Institute, 50,000 supports the medical division of the National Research Council, and 32,281 covers other medical war research and police work. Executives named include George E. Vincent and Wallace Buttrick, with A Barton Hepburn and John D. Rockefeller Jr. on the finance committee. Dr Herman M. Jegs was elected to the International Health Board.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Tnstitate
Medical
National Research Council
Council of National Defenae
George E. Vincent
Wallace Buttrick
Simon Flexner
Starr J. Murphy
Wickliffe Rees
Edwin FR. Embree
A. Barton Hepburn
John D. Rockefeiler, Jr
Frederick Strauss
Herman M. Jegs
New York State
Internaons Health
Hockesfeiler Foundation
Tolionteg
Foundation
Wallace Butirick
A. ‘Boston
Charis Beans Hogben
Harry Prett
Judeco
Wirekliffs Rose
Jutes Rosenwald
Frederick Burscas
Cattle thefts traced to Plain City barn raid
In Plain City a weekend theft targeted Gilbert Thatcher and Hats Poulsen barns. Three cows were stolen and later found at Ogden Packing plant. one killed and dressed, two awaiting butchering. A buyer described the suspect as about 22, dark complexioned.
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Plain City
Gilbert Thatcher
Hats Poulsen
Ogden Packing Company
Cudahy Claims Packers Are Aiding War Effort
Salt Lake March 8 B A L Cudahy president of the Cudahy Packing Co of Omaha and Chicago is in Salt Lake to inspect the local packing plant. He belittled Heney probe saying packers are aiding the government and the war effort. He arrived on the Overland Limited from San Francisco with Myra Cudahy and will remain several days to assess improvements and extensions. The local plant will be expanded as needed. Also listed in the same column are theater showings including Pinto Ben and a Billy feature at Cozy.
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Salt Lake
B. AL Cudahy
Cudaby Packie Company
Omaha
Chienna
Alt Lake
Parking Corporation
Francis J. Heney
Gudaby
Wie Overland Limited
Ban Frimelard T
Floral Utah
Von Wendell Left for Home in German Plots Exposed
Special correspondence from New York reveals a letter by Hans Adam von Werell to Ambassador von Bernstorff justifying abandoning passport work for fraudulent wine. The document implicates Von Papen and Albert as early principals in German plots, with details of forced travel, blackmail, and warnings within the German intelligence network.
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York
March
Hans Adam von Werell
von Bernatorff
Fresimille
Jane World
von Papen
Albert
Hotel ST. George
Felix Fieger
Nyack-on-Hideon
Count von Bernatortz
Washington, D.C
New York
Carl Burpede
Gibraltar
State Department
von Pagen
Doctor Stark
Amy
Passports and pursuit prompt forced departure note
A fragmentary confession type message from Hans Adam von Wedet asks to hastily quit New York, mentions investigators in Brooklyn, a passport seizure for an Owil Investigation, and urgent orders to leave, citing police pressure and potential arrest. The text shows interrogations and urgent warnings, with references to detectives and authority figures.
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New York
Imi
Wits
Ippermaice
Brooklyn
Owil
Hans Adam von Wedet
Japan's War Role Measured by Allied Talks and Manpower
The text notes Japan's wartime mobilization and estimates of 1.5 million soldiers with up to 8 million potential Nipponese, while negotiations with the Allies seek a course for Japan and potential intervention by American troops.
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Japan
Jane Wil
Nippon
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Geo. D. Colt Co
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Salt Lake City
High School
SECON
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Cudary
Big Bill” Hart
Broncho Billy
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Ogden Theatre
Antonio Moreno
Doraldina
Harold Lloyd
Tee Irene-Aiberian Railroad
Jay
Wake
Ogden Book & Curio Store
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