Local News Notes on Havighurst Munster Frey and Visits
Dr. and Mrs. Havighurst of Bloomington Indiana spent days with Rev. and Mrs. Munster in West Chester. Frey the professional masseur will visit the Cy Bush residence on Saturday May 12. Mrs. Jackson Riley left for Kansas City after weeks with her sister Mrs. Rothschild. Mrs. Rothschild improving after hospital exam. Mrs. Margolin of Yankton staying with her Iowa City relatives after graduation trip. Dennis Lynch spent Sunday in Excelsior Springs Missouri for a minor operation recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman A. Havighurst
Bloomington
H. W. Munster
West Chester
Havighurst
Munster
Illinois Conference
First Church
Springfield
Decatur
Havishurst
Chicago
Quincey
G. EK. Frey
Cy Bush
Washington St
Jackson Riley
Monay
Kansas
Dennis Lynch
Xcelsior Springs
Anch
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
Major Leagues show Cleveland 7 Chicago 1 and St Louis 7 Washington 1 as only games. Tonight pits Gates-New York against Detroit Trout at 3-1 and Boston at Cleveland Reynolds 1-2 with other planned matchups in the National League including New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. Cincinnati New York night game Feldman 3-0 Brecheen 2-0 Lombardi 1-1 Derringer 4-0 Lee 0-1 Roe 1-1 Tobin 2-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Gettel
Detroit
Trout
Boston
Wilson
Reynolds
Philadelphia
iKuerr
Lee
Vieretti
Kramer
Brooklyn
Richbo
Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Carter
Feldman
Brecheen
Lombardi
Derringer
Roe
Tobin
Cancer risks and early signs not clearly inherited
A physician notes cancer is not proven hereditary or transmissible and that susceptibility is uncertain. A pelvic exam can reassure or reveal minor disturbances that precede cancer. Early treatment of these disturbances may show cancer development.
Repairing Leaky Brick Walls and Waterproofing
A brick wall absorbs moisture from degraded mortar joints. Repair involves repointing with new mortar and applying waterproof coating for added protection and improved appearance.
Goering and Kesselring Captured by Allied Forces
Allied supreme headquarters announced that Reichs marshal Hermann Goering and Marshal Albert Kesselring are in American 7th Army hands. Goering claimed Hitler condemned him for proposing Germany’s leadership but was rescued by his airforce. Kesselring had led Germany’s western front until March. Denmark proclaims liberation as King Christian addresses Rigsdag and reconstruction plans loom. Heavily armed Danish troops guard the royal cortege while snipers remain downtown. He mentions Himmler in Sweden and Britain restores civil liberties, ending wartime detention without trial. Swiss authorities close the German legation in Bern, ordering members to leave within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reims
Allied Supreme Headquarters
Reichsmarshal
Herman Goering
Albert Kesselring
Goering
Hitler
Kesselring
Paris
Hermann Goering
7Th Army
Supreme Headquarters
Germany
Western Front
Karl von Rundstedt
Jacob L. Devers
Army Group
Shabef
Alexander M. Pateh
Denmark
Copenhagen
Christian of
Rigsvag
Himmler
Sweden
London
Dauagsh Kalundborg
Heinrich Hummiler
Gestapo
Herber Morrison
Britain
Zurich
Bern
Legation
Switzerland
Snider Burned in Okinawa Action Navy Says
Mrs. Cloyce Snider learns via navy telegram that her husband fireman first class was seriously wounded with burns. The report notes multiple burns, care at a navy hospital, and that he survived a landing boat sinking during the Okinawa action. The message bears Vice Admiral Bargball Jacobs signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Snider
Navy Department
Navy
Barglall Jacobs
Okinawa
No Concert Tonight Weather Cancels Park Program
The Washington Municipal Band cancels its Central Park outdoor program for this evening due to weather. A cold forecast affects plans during national music week observance. They will perform at Memorial Day services under Ralph Young, director of instrumental music in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Municipal
Central Park
Ance
Ralph Young
Proper cross cut prevents soggy baked potatoes
After baking, remove potatoes and cut a cross on one side. Steam escapes through the incision, then gently squeeze until the potato bulges through the cross. This method yields fluffier interiors and crisper skins.
Victory Ends Long Rule by Military Might
Allied victory in Europe ends the Nazi era and frees the continent from German domination begun in 1939. The June 1944 invasion opened the path from France to the Reich, with Britain, the United States, France, Poland, and Russia contributing to the final defeat. The war’s end promises lasting peace to guard against a revival of Nazism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
Hitler
Germany
France
Reich
Britain
Rommel
Egypt
Wehrmacht
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Forming of Axis Was First Phase of Long Struggle
The article traces Hitler’s 1936 moves to rearm Germany and remap Europe. It notes the Rhineland march, the Rome Berlin pact with Mussolini, the 1938 Austria seizure, and the Munich surrender of Czechoslovakia. It also covers Spain’s civil war and U S isolationist mood as war loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Rhineland
France
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Iitler
Daladier
Munich
Great Britain
Sudetenland
Europe
Spain
Mediterranean
Italy
United States
Atlantic
Cabbage Seed Yields Vast Harvest Projection
A single pound of cabbage seed is projected to produce about 200 000 pounds of cabbage, illustrating the potential scale of vegetable cultivation.
Cake First Impression Sets Church Scene in Slice of Life
In Gainsville, the young Rev John Bivens faces sermon prep interrupted by his wife Elsie’s perfect cake. A car crash leads to a rescue mission as John learns of the cake’s primacy, then returns to his sermon with a quiet, approving conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bivens
Gainsville
John
Elsie
Toad Worth $25 Yearly to Farmer for Pest Control
A common toad may be valued at $25 annually by farmers for its pest control, as it consumes large numbers of injurious insects.
Prize German Prisoners of War Among Throngs Liberated
Allied forces freed many Nazi prisoners in Europe including Polish leader Tadeusz Komorowski, former Austrian leader Kurt Schuschnigg, ex French premiers Edouard Daladier Paul Reynaud and Leon Blum, Pastor Martin Niemoeller, Maurice Gamelin, Maxime Weygand, and others in recent incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Tadeusy
Bor) Komorowski
Warsaw
Kurt Schuschnigg
Amidouard Daladier
Paul Reynaud
Leon
Pastor Martin Niemoeller
Maurice Gamelin
Maxime We le Hetullissino
Brownout Ends As Vinson Announces War Mobilization Policy
Washington May 8 The brown-out order prohibiting outdoor electric illumination nationwide is revoked with victory in Europe. Fred M. Vinson will publish a policy study covering the period until Japan is defeated outlining munitions civilian production and continued controls. A midnight curfew and horse racing ban may be listed. the move saves coal during fuel shortages. Jed M. Vinson lifts the midnight curfew on amusements while keeping transport restrictions and urges continued fuel conservation amid the war with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wihieh
Europe
War Production Board
Office of War Utilities
Japan
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
Edward Falck
Ten Seniors To Get Diplomas At Crawfordsville
A Crawfordsville graduation will award diplomas to ten seniors on Thursday evening. Valedictorian is Junior Despain and salutatorian Mary Cherryholmes. Doris Mitchell gives the mantle oration, Robert Lowe accepts for next year, and Ralph Shannon will address on This Business of Living. Diplomas are presented by Frank Gault of the board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Despain
Doris Mitchell
Ruth Rich
Ruth Atkinson
Christie Rickey
Roger Hamilton
Joan Maxwell
Robert Jones
Dwight Owens
Mary Cherryholmes
Donald McArtor
Junior Despain
Robert Lowe
Ralph Shannon
Washington
Frank Gault
Board of Education
Graduation slated for Eighth Grade at local school
Pvt. Donald McArtor serves as honorary president with Doris Mitchell as vice president and Joan Maxwell as secretary and treasurer. The class motto proclaims The door to success is labelled push with lavender and yellow colors. The ceremony Friday May 11 at 10 37 am features salutatorian Mitchell and valedictorian Lucille Gault. Rev Frederick West brook of the Methodist church will give the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald McArtor
Doris Mitchell
Joan Maxwell
Erbe
Frederick Westbrook
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Lucille Gault
N. F. Chapman
Presbyterian Church
Niota
Til
Southeastern
Hines
Dell Parrier
Abouty
Ccaifornia
Ironing Bias Cut Slips Efficiently
Learn to iron bias cut slips by moving the iron diagonally along the grain. Use steady, straight strokes to prevent stretching and maintain the garment’s shape.
Hospital Discharges Mark Day's End For Several Residents
At the hospital Mrs. Marion Huisman and daughter Linda Sue of 1087 North Second Avenue were discharged yesterday afternoon. Dismissals today include Martha Brene Whittaker Route Three. Mrs. Arnold Forney 110 North Iowa Avenue. Mrs. Late Klopfenstein and son Michael L. of Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells Last Main Street, parents of a seven pound daughter born at 7 44 last night. Mrs. Stanley Richards of 414 South Iowa Avenue was admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Huisman
Linda Sue
North Second Avenue
Martha Brene Whittaker
Arnold Forney
North Iowa Avenue
Klopfenstein
Michael L
Ainsworth
Charles Wells
Stanley Richards
South
Iowa Avenue
Missionar At Dinner Record Fragments
Readable fragments describe a dinner event involving a missionary figure named Missionar at a Hearne location with unclear context and missing details about date or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR News Note
Incomplete readable text shows a brief item with minimal names or places. The fragment hints at a short event note or notice but lacks sufficient details to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
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C. G. Grall
Snider
Circle No. 2
Mr. Beil
Mrs. Bivens
John Dear
Maurice
Gamelin
Maxime Weyg and
Martin Niemoeller
Kurt
Edouard Daladier
Jadeusz
Bor
Komorowski
Jed M. Vinson
Mary W. Packer
United National Clothing Collection
Missionar
Oma
Little
Spou
Furnag
Yeemili
Gove
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