Neighbors Help With Butchering Activities
Pleasant Ridge community notes actions and visits unique to January. Mr and Mrs Edward Kauffman and others assisted with butchering and meat cutting. Local residents welcomed new neighbors Harold Spangler and family. Several family moves and good wishes for new homes noted.
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Ernest Woodyard
Pleasant Ridge
Edward Kauffman
Bill Swift
Anton Kauffman
Geo. Chalupa
Jo- Ann
Darrell
Eddie
Gerry
Vickie
Ed Kauffman
Harold Spangler
Son
Jake Shrader
Orvall Carter
W. H. Sigafoose
Wayland - Washington Road
Leonard Worrell
R. 1
Carter
Everett Curtis
Worrells
Ben Houseal
Germansville
Paul
Fern
Carolyn
Jimmie
Geo Koehler
Ollie
Employee of U.S. Held for Treason
Herbert J. Burgman a former State Department employee who broadcast for the Nazis during World War II was arrested on treason charges in Germany and will be flown back to the United States for grand jury action. He is the first civilian government employee charged with treason in World War II. Additional broadcasts by Americans on Nazi radio are under investigation with indictments expected in the coming year.
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Francelia Farrier
Brighton
Washington
The
Justice Department
Herbert J. Burgman
State Department
Department
Burgman
U. S
Germany
United States
ISU Ames Students Lead Religion in Life Week
Robert Gene Bell and Robert Earl Galloway, ISU students in Ames, serve on the committee organizing Religion in Life week at the college January 9 to 15. The program began about twenty years ago and now touches nearly every part of Iowa.
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Robert Gene Bell
Robert Earl Galloway
Iowa State College
Ames
Lowa
United States May Ease Russian Manganese Exports
U S officials weigh easing restrictions on non war goods to Russia to keep manganese flowing to American steel mills. Conferees say several agencies discuss expanding shipments, despite uncertainty over exact goods. Manganese shortages could bottleneck steel output. currently little domestic high grade supply exists. Meanwhile radio station WOL runs Religion in Life week at 7:10 a m. each weekday.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
WOL
Hunters Paradise Idaho Deer Hunting in Minidoka Forest
Minidoka National Forest in Idaho is highlighted as a premier destination for deer hunting. The article extols the area with abundant game, varied terrain, and season opportunities that attract big game hunters from across the region.
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Idaho
Minidoka National Forest
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