Wisconsin Progressives Return to GOP
Wisconsin Progressives dissolve their separate party and return to the Republican column as long time leaders LaFollette and Hull retreat from third party tactics. Governor Goodland, a Republican, allies with progressive sentiment and may back a liberal Republican slate to counter a GOP invasion.
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Wisconsin
Progressives
GOP
Washington
Robert M. LaFollete
Merlin Hull
Ately
Robert M. Laté
Atlae Bet
Delong
LaFollette
Imself
Progressive
Pan
Bob" LaFollette
Republican Party
Lea
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Democratic National Administration
LaFollete
Are
Glenn O.rts
Progressive Party
Walter S. Goodland
Goodland
Joe
Thomas E. Coleman
Republican State Voluntary Committee
Oshkosh
Coleman Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Appleton
LaFollette Brothers
Eee LaFollette
Phil LaFollette
Progressives of America
Madison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Youth Survey Committee Seeks Clerk Stenographer Fund
The community youth survey committee asks a $450 appropriation for a temporary clerk stenographer to handle extensive record cards and data work. Half is approved pending city funding. mayoral action to follow. Attending: Joe A. Johnson C L Amos Charles Kearns Ed Mendenhall Noble Craigg C R Wilcox H N Willard T V Rochelle Ruth Neve Roy Braden.
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Stopher
Community Chest
Community Youth Survey Committee
Poreag
Roy Braden
Willis Slane
Department of Public Welfare
Joe A. Johnson
Oies
High Point
National War Fund
C. L. Amos
Charles Kearns
Ed Mendenhall
Noble Craigg
C. R. Wilcox
H. N. Williard
T. V. Rochelle
Ruth Neve
Madame Petain Plans Visit To Exiled Husband
Madame Petain plans a visit to Lie d'Yeu to see Philippe Petain, exiled Marshal of France. She travels with her former husband’s support and faces seasickness. Petain remains in modest confinement, reading and improving English while his wife hopes to bring some comfort from the mainland.
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Madame Petain
Paris
Phillipe Petain
Marshal
France
Lie d'Yeu
St. Nazaire
Napoleon
St. Helena
Phillipe de Herain
M. de Herain
Petain
Steeplejack Falls Loses Hat After Rooftop tumble
Steeplejack George Chamney fell from a five story Topeka building when a ladder broke. He hit his head, received stitches, and returned to work minutes later. He notes two insurance types cover injuries and bystander risks but not his lost hat. The piece also notes a sixfold rise in U S Latin American telephone traffic since 1939.
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International News Service
A. Kans
INS
Steejack George Chamney
Topeka
Chamney
United States
Zulus Use Worn Toothbrushes as Ear Ornaments
In Natal, well dressed Zulus fashion earrings from colored toothbrush handles. A discarded toothbrush now fetches high value as a decorative accessory. The piece notes a historic aside about Napoleon Bonaparte and house numbers.
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Johannesburg
Natal
Napoleon
Bonaparte
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