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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-08-07
must be broken,


Some of the best is found in ship production figures
Records being made fast leading shpyars especially
the West Coasts Kaiser yards that is keep up with
them One yard recently completed OSO0 Liberty ship
in 40 days
At the same time experts doubt that overseas
transport problem be solved by ships alone Major
versky, for instance looks forward great
part OF our supplies and equipment will be flown their
destinations III air transports of incredible size This
argues the best the UbOas-o take our ship
ping Off the and put in the air. Then the submarines
prowl about the from without finding any
thing to destroy
TO build such air transports in quantity would be
mendous job piled top of all the other jobs that
the war demands But it may happen, if the goes
long many authorities think. merchant ship. for
instance make only three trips wear to
Australia air transports could make fifty trips
Their advocates they could be aored the point
they would be flying battleships virtually from fighter
plane attacks
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-08-07
Europe.


Hitler seized the rest of Czecho-
slovakia. Again said he wanted no
more territory in Europe. During
the latter part of March, Britain
and France guaranteed to aid Po-
land against aggression. Several
days later, Mussolini seized AL
bania. Ihe Russo-German non-ag-
gression pact was concluded. Hit
Ter invaded Poland. Britain and
France declared war on Hitler.
1910
Hitler invaded neutral Norway
and Denmark. He invaded neutral
Netherlands and Belgium. Italy,
seeing France PROSTATE, declared
war. Japan occupied bases in
French Indo-China near Singapore
East Indies and Burma Road. ia
pan signed a military alliance
with Germany and Italy which was
directed, in effect, at the United
States. Italy attacked neutral
Greece.
f941
Hitler attacked neutral Jugosla.
via and Greece. He attacked neu-
tral Russia. Japan attacked the
United States December y in
the midst of peace negotiations
Hitler and Mussolini declared war
on the United States.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-08-07

IN every garage" is back in the
political picture again, this time,
aiming to control the Republican
orgasization and the Republican
nomination in 1914.
his Washington Merry-Go-Round
column:
While most people have their
eyes glued on crucial events in
the Nearl East, the politicos of the
country have their eyes glued on
the New York g0vernorship. They
know that the man who gets this
key post may be the next Presi-
dent OF the United States, and in
any event will control New York's
big block of votes at the national
convention.
For instance, Herbert Hoover
was dining with a friend in New
York the other night and was ask
ed what he was doing in the East.
Il thought heard you say a
couple of years ago that in no
event should Tom Dewey occupy
public office" remarked the friend.
Hoover replied: Yes, but if
Tom Dewey should be elected
can, through him, dominate the
Republican organization and the
Presidential nomination in 1914.
On the other hand, if Wendell
Willkie prevents his nomination,
or if he is nominated and not elect
ed, then Wendell Willkie would
dominate the situation. And l am
out to do everything to prevent
that"
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-08-07
HERBERT HOOVER OUT
TO BOSS THE G. @. P.

Former President, Herbert Hoo
yer, who has never gotten over
the fact that the American people
repudiated his bungling of the
depression" his false bolstering
hope that prosperity is just
around the corner" and that there
would soon be another Chicken
in every pot" as we'll as two cars
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NJ ard NJ ~ rAFsef Wsee
guests SUNDAY assefnssn 4 t#
hafse 81 NJ aaa Ms Ndnnna
Garter Of EaasaNpa
III snd M Maa GaH $50 Hft
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lash week Mf. GoH as MfS
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hare Sunday ard ~ Gnn r.
malnr1 sat = lnhgrf wait
Qaiie > number - she y0&aR
folks enjoyed : alenrf EoA ii
BFgNne Bridge 1T Thursday
night
Al estlxens ere being asAea u
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Big Point

Attendance ss sunday sshoel
Nas So
Mrs Mary Smell left Saturday
fof Pittsburgh. Penn. = spend
some time Nith her asn and
daughter IN Law.
Nj and Mfs Charley smith q
Mobile spent I lev days uith ,heif
con ia iaw ana daughter. NJ aud
Mrs MIST Garter
Fred Nelson NhIIe driving On
Road So Sunday night tired -
dodge sagne ro~s % fhe road ana
hln csf turned osef an8 threw
HIM oui lie Is resting 4efx Meli
in the JseksoH County hospital
Mix Iaa sfoeell leH saturday
for Columbus 9. whore aHe VII
visit fstaaees
Mr. snd Mrs. HoEass 6aoe
meek m4fe BUSINESS visitors ~
L1cedsie Friday.
Mr. Herbert Nueert AMI crit
5fsr returned hune Thursday
after 5 slaeIt vat HEfh Hfk Yin
eenis paseaikB III aFd Nta Gar.
Ber ~ Gainesville. Al
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MOuniPleasani

Miss Maaae Roberts Spxnt the
week end 3ith hw sister. Mrs
Minnie @ HaaaIltea wao Is ai il
her horne in GulEpeft Friends
and rclaHvex ush Tot Mrs Ham.
ilton a speedy recovery
Mrs Laura Bel Ware spent e
ersl DAYS last week visiting
her son and daughter n laa. Mf.
and Mrs phe Ware a rses
Ronla she also visited hx sister
Ia Law. Miss Slpp Nare Of Is
catawpa-
Mrs Louise Roberts Bistie Afi
Friday for BOISE. Idaho where
she viii Join her husband II.
Clark Bsttle. who Is an instructor
IN the Superfnotor Division Il
Cowan Field there.
Nurse Lonuie Graves HeIlen
aid q Jackson County Hospital
visited her SISTER. Miss Chosce
Graves last Tuesday night Other
guests 81 Mss Graves and heg
father Wese Mr. Donna J Meal.
pin and children q Pass Christian.
Mrs Laufin Ware w 8 pasca
eoula visitor on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs 9 G Robert.
spent SUNDAY with Mrs. Roberts
brother. Webster GoH IN Mobile
Mr. GoH j. sefieasI. ii and nj
friends sincerely hope thai he wIIl
soon be restored q health again
Mr. and Mrs Quincy Roberts
and CsnSsef Roberts visited Mr
and Mrs Efnrnef Gnff IN EscasaN.
ps on sunday Mrs. Burton Rob
erts Of Nanclease also secHnpan
led them.
Miss Dollie ard T. { R9bmn
were dinner guests - ~. and
Mrs. J. J. Ware on SUNDAY
Mrs r J Van Horn. MEs 70.
land Ware and Mrs. Rable Kebefts
were shopping IN Biloxi on Tues
day.
Mr. ard Mrs. George 4 ONeal
81 Pascaeouia wefe guests q Nj
ONesis parents Mf. ard MR. ]
Frank ONeaI on SUNDAY Home
also for the day Wss Miss Lula
May ONeai VINO Is employed ~
the Postal Telegraph Company y
Haitiesbufg
Guests Of ~. and Mrs. Laufsn
Ware on SUNDAY afternoon acre
Mr.. and Mr. Sam Bosafge ard
Mr and Mrs Earl Davis sna chi.
dren 81 Pasesg0ula
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tended ,hs funsfsi q Aaam Bsax
ton al wsde saturday.
Ailen clsfk sna Ais Nafms
Lee Sieinhaner It raaeakeala
aere visitors sunday n lae hemr
q Nj. and HIS Nasise Roberts
AIlen ieft Manaag morning 70 ~
send Elisvii4e 14n4af Coilege =,
Eliisellle Hiss
A large crowd enjoyed 8 dauble
birthday party gissn n hanaf q
Dempsey MeDdFfse ana Mal psnn
al tl,e h0uae II Ms BHl Horn.
Refreshments weFe enlossd ~
all
Wcccivea soo late saf last Wrekl
joe Faircloihe ef FaHhope.
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Nr and Mr. Johnnie kiitfesl
81 Mobile Wc9N called q the homie
81 Mr.. and Mrs. E r Cooley on
accouni of The death q Mf Kit
trelis sister. Miss fiattie kiitreii.
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Orange Grove

Miss Frances White - Tampa
Fis.. visited her father ! T
White. during TIE week
Mrs l. ? Roberts Vas s h4s
ness VISITOR II Moh.le THURSDAY.
= r. Coeley ted Is aagtakf
81 LeaksViise THURSDAY
M ard MFa Warren ppago
q Mobile acre visitors safne1 IN
the hoiue 81 Mfa Cord. Laaag
Mr. and NrM koIls Roberts ~
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Vancleave

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Hufs neua aAuFhsef 81 Mira
MYna huTd Ard lhs lase Ftank
Hara
nr and Ma { 4 kan ags
granddaughter e Laurel arss
Sunday gassls IS HI ana Ms &
l. pees and family
srx Franeie AIIsn Mn - Mf
and MIA |. S Alien uho has
h~en ln tie Affny - ne past
yWaf. Is ~ heEae 90 ; talearh
tse viii return IN = Ee~ days -
am camp IN CailiHnAA
Mr. aad Ma ! { Yoeom and
family have hNen nessflss tlAss
their son. John SssusY. wo mas
tsaen in ire afnss sof several YEARS
ana eas stationed ii she Philip
pines Is Missing "a astian The
sympathy q eli i ektegNted 20.
them IN their Hnxassx and All
Wssh thai tney nas son fvceiYe
better tidlngS
Mia Harmon Ravens ard chill
afen. whe fna several months
haxe been staying IN NeN f@k
IN order o. be near Their husband
and father. 1t Harmon liAvens
wfo Il stationed 81 Pine Camp.
arr here on 5 visit g 1t Ravens
parrnts. Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Ia
xenS.
Mrs p. n Outlaw Of Il paao
Texas. who has heH me gueet.
81 Misses Susie ami Fannie
Vaughan for the past two weeka
Is now in Ocean Springs stop
ping At fse Edwards Heuse where
she wsil remain Eof several Wenks
She expects later - visit New
Orleans. Silden and jackson be-
fore returning . Il paso.
The Rev O II Mcbride preach
Cd Sunday 1t the Methodist
church
Mr and Mrs. " n navens ceic
bfafcd the sBth anniversary 81
their marriage on September s.
Their sons and daughters ard
their families attended ne fcttivi
ties They wefe Ira Ravens and
family of Woolmsrket. Ii Haf
mon Ravens and family g Pine
Camp. New York. Mr. Mary
Havens Torres. IL. Torres and
SONS from Moss Point Mrs An
ME Ravens Walker Nj Walker
snd children al Lueednle. Mw n
Sic Ravens Fletcher. NJ Fletcher
and children Of Eaneieave Mrs
inex Ravens Siuulns. III SInals
and chiiafen 81 Paseaaoais These
unable 70 ~ present we're jeff
Ravens and family Of Alexander
City. Ala ard Mrs Leslie HAY
ems Furry and NJ Furry afsd
children u North Mississippi a
hoilnteogss dinner 2as served xlih
q beautlfuliy decorated wedding
cake occupying tie center Of the.
table. Mf ana Mfs Ravens ~
ccieeo numerous snd beausiful.
gifts.
School Opened Friday with >
large attendance Il patrons and
pupils. Tire devotional Has msde
By the Rev a G Miller attn su
pefinieudent e II MeBfl3e -
Master ef Ceremonies Mr Ne
Bride made . splendid talk. A. I'D
J p fNckssd me Of fhe trustees
Nr Mcbride introduced TIE teach
en-. Miss kixen English md eoFn
mefce Mrs T L Murphy. home
economies. Hrs Lee Mitchell
mathematics. Mrs. = = RoherfA.
primer and fret. Mrs jacob Lock
ard, secnrsd ara part u TIE ihifd
grade Miss SUSIE Vaughan
iaHfh grade ard part - the third
grade and Mr. Walter Bfeeiaud
e -
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Guests Of NJ. and Mrs. Laufsn
Ware on SUNDAY afternoon we're
Mr. and Mfz Sam Bosafge and
Dir and Mrs Eafi Davis sua chi
dren q pasesg1ula
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Miss Manae Roberts spent the
week end Wsth her sister. Mrs
Minnie Q HaHaSlfan wao Is IL IN
her horne in 6ulGpoFt Friends
and rcla1veS wish fof Mrs Ham
ilton a speedy recovery
Askov American., 1942-02-05
East of Bruno

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Southerton and
Sharon of Willow River, visited at
the Chas. Southerton home Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Jones were
in Willow River Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Southerton went
to a dentist in Sandstone Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Southerton and
family visited the Herman Beccue
family Sunday.
Miss Grace Southerton visited Mrs.
Dick Pfenning of Buhl, over the
weekend. She also attended the
christening of Mr.. and Mrs. Pfen-
ning's son which was held Sunday
a week ago, and Grace was Godmoth-
er for the little one.
Harry Sparks and family visited
recently at the Patsy Murphy, Jr.,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Bauman and
children spent several days last week
at the Patsy Murphy, Jr., home.
Myron Peterson of Aurora, ILL.,,
and Mrs. Helen Gregg of Winnipeg,
Canada, left recently to attend the
burial of Mrs. 0. F. Peterson, who
passed away Saturday evening at S
o'clock at Moose Lake where she has
been confined for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Marotz spent
Sunday afternoon at the August Krue-
ger home.
Mrs. Herman Marotz and Mrs.
August Kruger spent Monday at
Kerrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Budd purchased
a new kitchen range from Oscar Elk
lund last week.
Art Budd assisted H. Marotz on his
farm last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sydow and
daughter Marian visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. Vandenberghe, of Su-
perior, Wis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okerberg of Milaca,
supervisor of school lunches, visi-
ted at the Bruno school Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Murphy called
at the Alfred Pavelka home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Slater and
children visited at the j. P. Murphy
home Sunday evening.
Askov American., 1942-02-05
Bass Lake
Farewell Party rendered.

| Roy Nilsson of Bass Lake, has en-
listed in Ground Nee. Anti Aircraft
school of Chicago. He is the first
boy from here to enlist in that field
! of service.
A farewell party was held in his
honor Tuesday night with very large
crowd of relatives, friends and neigh
bors attending. His cousins, the Mel
| son twins, played and Donald Peter
son and his mother played few
tunes also. The evening was spent
in visiting and dancing
A lunch of cookies, sandwiches
and coffee was served at midnight.
Roy was presented with purse Of
money for remembrance.
He is happy lad and is apprecia-
tive to everyone for the fine party
given him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Olson visi-
ted in Sandstone Wednesday of last
week. They also called at the Erick
Johnson home.
Mrs. Gust Miller visited Mrs. An
ton Peterson last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Elvera Carlson came home
Tuesday evening to attend Roy Nil
sons farewell party. She returned to
Pine City early Wednesday morning
Supper guests at the George Smith
home last Thursday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Claus Nilsson, Roy and Ver-
ma, and their four grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Felt called
at the Richard Swanson home last
Thursday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Olson and
Oliver and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carl
son and Jimmy visited at the Anton
Peterson home last Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Name Peterson visited Mrs.
Alton Anderson Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Swanson and daugh-
ter Merrill and Mrs. Ernest Nelson
and daughter Ann visited the Bass
lake school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Claus Nilsson, Roy and Cora
visited at Sandstone Friday evening
with Mrs. Joe Jarvis and the new
boy born week ago. Mrs. Jarvis
will be remembered as Betty Nil
son.
A birthday party was held for
Mrs. Albert Nelson Saturday after
noon. A number of relatives visited
there in the evening
Mrs. Richard Swanson visited Mrs.
George Smith Monday afternoon.
Miss Vivian Peterson and Doro-
thy Gustafson were st. Paul shop
pers Saturday afternoon. They also
visited the Victor Carlson family of
st. Paul.
Dinner guests at the Ben Carlson
home Sunday were Elvera Carlson
and friend Irene Schubert of Pine
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Peter
son of Lake Eleven.
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Ellison

Mrs. Asa Fenstermaker and chill
dren were dinner guests at the Jes-
Sc Fenstermaker home Sunday.
Rev. Oscar L. Olson was caller
at the Chas. johnson and Jesse Fen
stermaker homes last Thursday aft
ernoon.
Ethel Fenstermaker was an over
night guest at the Joe Pince home
one night last week.
Erwin Johnson and Leonard Young
berg called on Jesse Fenstermaker
Sunday.
Asa Fenstermaker went to Aitkin
Saturday to spend two days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Fen
stermaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fenstermaker
and Vivian were Willow River shop
pers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Drahosh left
for Excelsior Monday and will be
gone for few days.
Mrs. Edwin Weinberg and Mrs.
Chas. Upgren of Denham, were visi-
tors at the Chas. johnson home Fri
day.
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Rutledge

The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ernst Belling Wednes-
day, February II, at 2 p. m. Every
body welcome.
On Wednesday each week from
three until four p. m. Rev. Arthur
Dalke teaches Bible classes and would
like to have all children 60.
The Sunday school of the Bible
church is planning a Valentine party
Saturday, February IA, at the village
hall at 1:30 o'clock. All children
are welcome.
The Townsend club is sponsoring
hard-time party Friday evening,
February 13, at the village hall.
Come dressed in your old clothes or
pay a fine. Music will be furnished
for old-time dancing and cards for
entertainment. Everybody welcome.
A hard-time lunch will be served.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Busse and Mrs.
j. L. Brooks were Tuesday business
callers at Sandstone.
Willard Bowers left Monday night
for Rainier, Wash, where he will be
employed with welding crew.
The 500 card party given on the
Presidents birthday at the village
hall was well attended and a neat
sum was realized. The committee
in charge is appreciative to all who
attended and all others who made do
nations. The following made cash
contributions: Ladies' Aid and Sum-
day school of the Bible church each
contributed ST.; school children, up
per and lower grades, 81; and P. L.
Roncoff, 81.
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Merit Plumb, Lester Dracy and
Phyllis Plaisted spent Sunday in the
Twin Cities.
Art Markus and Dick Keuhn were
in Sandstone Tuesday afternoon.
Abe Markus and sons and Bert
Rose were in Sandstone Monday eve
ming.
The Presidents birthday party Fri
day night was attended by a fair
sized crowd and realized about SIT
Bert Forsythe, who has been ill
with pneumonia, is showing improve
ment at this writing.
Mrs. McMann returned to her home
here last week.
Hosmer Miller and John Walsh,
who are working at Allouez, Wis,
spent Sunday in Bruno.
Frank Traxler spent from Friday
until Monday in st. Paul.
Miss Peggy Billman was a guest
of Miss Elaine Fairchild Sunday eve
ming.
Ed Beavens and Mr.. Runquist of
Sunrise, were in Bruno Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. VIM. McCrea and Mrs. M. B.
Plaisted of Mora, were Sunday visi-
tors at the Sprague home.
Les Riehm of Kerrick, was in Bru-
no Tuesday afternoon.
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delicious lunch served. At this meet
ing it was decided to have a Valen-
tine party and basket social on Fri
day, February 13, at the schoolhouse
to which the public is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Mary Edward of Detroit, Mich,
spent three weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Newman. She returned to Michi-
gan January %, taking her mother
back with her for months visit.