Grand Rapids Paper Postal Details and Rates
Entered as second class matter May 25 1914 at the post office at Grand Rapids Wisconsin under the set of March 3 1879 The Associated Press entitles republication of all news dispatches The AP and Wisconsin Daily League The paper publishes local news and offers subscription rates by carrier within Grand Rapids Nekoosa Port Edwards or Biron 15 cents four weeks payable to the carrier each Saturday morning Published every afternoon except Sunday at 228 2nd St So Phone 394
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Right to Beauty: Grand Rapids urged to curb ugly buildings
City should extend its right to bar nuisances like offensive odors to exclude ugly structures. Residents advocate vigilant building oversight, demolition of eyesores, and pride in attractive, safe, modern development. Civic spirit demanded for better homes and business districts.
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Grand Rapids
Vacant Embassies Highlight Strained US Diplomacy
In a Boston Herald report, the dip lomatic service shows many vacancies in key posts including Germany Austria Turkey Bulgaria Russia China and Mexico. The piece notes war-time nations lack ambassadors or ministers and criticizes policy delays while Lavining carries responsibility without full powers.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
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China
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Greece
Denmark
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Mexico
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State Department
Lavining
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
White House
Boston Herald
Grand Rapids name debate and war memories stir editorials
A Tribune letter box prints two long letters from readers arguing against renaming Grand Rapids Wisconsin. One writer, Donald L. Fox, recalls naval service and local pride, urging the city to keep its name. The other, George T. Nixon, contends daylight saving prompts concerns about farmers and daily life, urging adherence to traditional time.
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Lily Nome
Grand Rapids
London
Donald L. Fox
Coxswain
U. S. Navy
Wisconsin Briefs Churches Unite For Rock County
Wisconsin brief notes report churches in Rock County plan an interdenominational survey to harmonize efforts for over and underchurched rural areas. Clinton Milton Mikkon Junction Evansville and Edgerton have completed early work.
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Janesville
Rock County
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Milton
Mikkon Junction
Evansville
Edgerton
Strike to Be Settled at Monarch Tractor Co Plant
Watertown molders at Monarch Tractor Co plant expect a quick settlement after union officials and company officers agreed to meet. Strikers demand a 15 percent wage increase and reinstatement of discharged workers.
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Watertown
Molders
Monarch Tractor Co
Organize Radio Club and Hoop Co. Take Over Plant
Marinette reports efforts to form a Twin City Radio Club with about fifteen local wireless students meeting in Menominee Friday evening. The Marinette Hoop and Stave Co. has taken over the idle Michigan Hoop and Stave Co. plant, pledging operations soon under P. J. Linden as president and L. Peterson of Sturgeon Bay as vice president. A high school debating match in Rhinelander will pit Rhinelander against Tomahawk on Open Shop or Closed Shop with another later against Merrill. In Sugar Camp, Mr and Mrs Stanley Blonski face murder charges of their six year old Alban.
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George T. Nixon
Marinette
Menominee
Twin City
Wireless
Marinette Hoop & Stave Co
Michigan Hoop & Stave Co
Ciy
P. J. Linden
Sturgeon Bay
A L. Peterson
Rhinelander
Tomahawk
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Stanley Blonski
Sugar Camp
Alban
Preliminary Hearing in Wausau Case at St Marys Hospital
Mrs Blonski confined at St Marys Hospital for a week after childbirth. Both defendants pleaded not guilty though Mrs Blonski is alleged to have confessed. They were bound over to the circuit court convening next month before Judge BE FH Reid of Wausau.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Winter Fishing Poor on Mississippi Near La Crosse
Winters fishing on the Mississippi at La Crosse is the poorest in years. Seiners report small hauls and ice nearly three feet thick has shut many commercial fishermen from work. In prior winters hauls of 80,000 and 40,000 pounds were common.
Manitowoe Otto Kos Abducted by Rivers Adopts Brother Heirs
In a puzzling case Manitowoe Otto Kos is said to have adopted the children of his brother Walter of Grank Wisconsin. Walter and his wife had no children and the siblings are described as now orphans with no other heirs.
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Otto Kos
Rivers
Cee
Walter
Grank
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Port Edwards Shopper News Sparks Transfers and Travel
Mrs Charles Kraske was a Ne koosa shopper Monday. Mearl Rockwood and August Sanders have gone to Janesville where they will be employed. Charles and Herman Gaylor of Stevens Point Sunday at the O Sos tnoski home. Mrs H Severance was a Grand Rapids shopper Saturday.
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