You Can't Beat the Dutch Budget Rally in Exile
The Dutch government in exile under Queen Wilhelmina issues a budget for the second half of 1940 while asserting defiance against Nazi conquest. It plans 91,000,000 guilders for fleet maintenance and legions in England and Canada, funded by voluntary Dutch income tax abroad and gold stock, reflecting strong resolve to restore freedom and finance future defense.
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Hitler
Holland
Rotter
Wilhelmina
England
Holsland
Great Britain
Dutch East and West Indies
Dutch Guiana
Canada
Dutch East Indies
Mrs Clements Club Hostess at Atloogootee
The Atloogootee area Thursday evening meeting of the Thurs Yeningberidge club was hosted by Mrs. Clements. Prizes were used for routine patentee at the meet. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Emil Nor.
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MRS
Beridge Club
Emil Nor
Plainville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Local residents share weekend visits with Charles Van Winkie family and Frank McClellan household. Mrs Kunkler and H P Kunkler attend bridge events. Spalding and Spaulding host clubs at Melody Park. Euchre and bowling groups meet with prizes awarded. social gatherings and dessert served.
Sub Deb and Entertaining Club Hosts Amid Local Social Notes
Mrs Stella Fisher plans a meeting next week while Mrs John Lythgoe hosts her club with a substitute, Harley Smith, at her home on Thursday. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Green, Mrs John Lythgoe, Harley Smith, and Mrs Joseph Lythgoe for the draw prize. The Sub Deb Club gathered Monday with Miss Betty Batchelor hosting. Officers were elected including Fegan as president and Margaret Alma Smith as vice president. A party was announced for December 16 at Miss Walton Herding’s home before some members depart for Indianapolis. Local residents Stella Fister and Will Myers spent Friday in Indianapolis and Teagarden visited from Terre Haute with relatives.
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Stella Fisher
John Lythgoe
Harley Smith
Edward Green
Joseph Lythgoe
Frank Jones Sr
Betty Batchelor
Ines
Arvin
Pias
Fegan
Margaret’ Alma Smith
Eleanor Patterson
Dorothy ‘Cannon
WFEM
Crary
Neny
Loogootee
R.V
Stella Fister
Will Myers
Indianapolis
Eabsig
Teagarden
J. Reynolds
John
Robert
Reynolds
Eaverence “Reynolds
Clements
Sackpe Hospital
Elizabeth P. Poeg
Wille
State Bridge
Goshen
George Lythgoe
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
John Mr
John E. Gates
Dwight
U. S. Navy
Culibra
Puerto Rico
Norfolk
Mae Smith
Millicent Roller
Ruby Smith
Thomas Crate
Hubert Crane
Donald Walton
Denver Sargent
Betty Strange
Lois Pate
Virgie Parsons
Paul O’maley
Donald
Cushing
J. W
Geneva Strange
Hilda Strange
John Harding
Ida
Create Marting
Hollis Smiley
Janes Ragsdale
Shoals
Dawson Sentenced in Pike Court for Assault with Intent
Cecil Dawson aged 45 was arraigned on assault and battery with intent to kill. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to an indeterminate 1 to 10 year term at Michigan City State Penitentiary. Bond set at $250. trial scheduled for February term. Fire destroys home of Charles Chandler at Glezen from overheated stove. $1500 loss. Elisabeth Arden stables in Los Angeles now under trainer St. Hubert Battles, former jockey. Coal shipments slowed due to new coal code prices. mines cut weeks and wages, pricing pressures from West Virginia and other fields.
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Dawson
Petersburg
Cecil Dawson
Pike
Eldo W. Woods
Michigan City
Disse Tee
Charles Chiandler
Glezen
St. Hubert Battles
Florida
Elisabeth Arden
Los Angeles
California
Miss Arden
Battles
Cuba
Itegar
West Virginia
Polls and wartime opinion in 1918 France and Britain
The excerpt discusses wartime attitudes in 1918 with remarks on French and British perceptions. It notes that despite bombings, civilians harmed, Britain resists that tactic and references a Gallup-like poll measuring public stance on potentially lethal civilian impact and policy shifts impacting Germany.
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France
Gernay
Remember the Shelter Belt Six Years On
Six years after the shelter belt project, communities reflect on recovery from the shock and mixed reactions. Residents recall the gasp at the time and discuss long term environmental and social impacts, noting progress in conservation, reforestation, and local adaptation efforts.
Trees Survive in Vast Planting Effort Across Plains
About 70 percent of trees in the region survived despite farmers skepticism. Reports from North Dakota Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas suggest the project is thriving on 4229 farms. The survival offers hope to expand the program and alter the country’s climate toward a bloom.
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North Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Toa
Rly
Wilderness Canyon Mystery Sparks Torch Clue Trail
Ronnie Bailey and Wesley trek a dim canyon as a smoke filled mystery hangs over their outing. Bailey murmurs clues while West urges caution, fearing a hidden culprit and signs left by the looming blaze.
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Ronnie Bailey
Wesley
West
Ronnie
Boste
Devout Escape From Canyon Cliff Dwelling
Two youths discuss escape routes amid a canyon shelter stacked with goods and water canteens. They debate wind erasing tracks, plan to move cautiously, extinguish their light, and worry about pursuit while the cliff dwelling looms as a potential refuge or end point.
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Ronnie
Long
Wesley
Ronica
Cmething
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