SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| LIST OF MEN LEAVING MELROSE FOR PRE-INDUCTION EXAMINATIONS. | Aug 4, 1944 p.3 |
| LIST OF NAVY RECRUITS LEAVING FOR SERVICE. | Aug 4, 1944 p.3 |
| PASSENGER DEPOT IS BEING REMODELED. PICTURE. | Aug 4, 1944 p.3 |
| FOLEY ARMY PFC. CHARLES HENNEK KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 5, 1944 p.1 |
| PICTURE OF 5 SELECTEES LEAVING. | Aug 5, 1944 p.1 |
| S/SGT. MISSING IN ACTION OVER GERMANY; FROM WAITE PARK. PICTURE. | Aug 5, 1944 p.1 |
| WALTER MATTSON, PUBLISHER OF THE HOLDINGFORD HERALD, KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 5, 1944 p.1 |
| WALTER MATTSON, PUBLISHER OF THE HOLDINGFORD HERALD, KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 5, 1944 p.1 |
| FOLEY ARMY PFC. CHARLES HENNEK KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 5, 1944 p.7 |
| FAREWELL PARTY'S WAR ENDING. (EDITORIAL) | Aug 7, 1944 p.8 |
| ARMY PFC. LEO KREBSBACH KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 8, 1944 p.1 |
| ARMY PFC. LEO KREBSBACH KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. | Aug 8, 1944 p.1 |
| EXCAVATION WORK BEGINS FOR NEW NURSES HOME. PICTURE. | Aug 8, 1944 p.1 |
| ELECTED PRES. OF THE BOARD OF THE WESLEY FOUNDATION AT U. OF M. | Aug 8, 1944 p.3 |
| EDITORIAL: 'STEARNS FINE BOND RECORD.' | Aug 8, 1944 p.4 |
| IS NEW MANAGER OF NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. PICTURE. | Aug 9, 1944 p.3 |
| MARSHALL HIRT IS NEW MANAGER. | Aug 9, 1944 p.3 |
| CITY DUMP GROUNDS MOVED TO ONE MILE OUT OF CITY ON 9TH AVE. S. | Aug 9, 1944 p.4 |
| ROSCOE MAN ELECTROCUTED DURING STORM. | Aug 10, 1944 p.1 |
| PICTURE OF MEMBERS OF NEWLY ORGANIZED GROUP. | Aug 10, 1944 p.3 |
| PICTURES OF REMODELED, ENLARGED BUS DEPOT. | Aug 10, 1944 p.10 |
| 1945 BUDGET SET AT $587,000. | Aug 10, 1944 p.13 |
| MRS. BAXTER & SON JAMES BUY P.J. KLEIS BUSINESS - GROCERY, SERVICE STATION, CAFE AND TOURIST CABINS. | Aug 10, 1944 p.16 |
| SELLS KLEIS BUSINESS - GROCERY, SERVICE STATION, CAFE & TOURIST CABINS - TO ROSE BAXTER & SON JAMES. | Aug 10, 1944 p.16 |
| COMPLETE 12 QUILTS AND AFGHANS FOR USE ON SHIPS CARRYING WOUNDED MEN. PICTURE. | Aug 11, 1944 p.6 |