Tentative Identification of Dead Woman in Wisconsin Car
Lt James Hosek of Cicero police says a Chicago rooming house operator identified a body found in an empty box car at Prairie du Chien as Agnes Janson, 38, of Chicago. Time of death about last Sunday. bruises on arms and legs. dress is black. prescription in dress pocket inconclusive.
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James Hoeck
Cicero
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Agnes Janson
Hosek
Thomas Farrell
Havel Caruso
Immell for Governor Committee Forms in Wisconsin
Madison leaders Maurice B Pasch Gilbert Seaman Jr headline new Immell for Governor state committee. Rob et Coe Whitewater chairs the effort with state headquarters at the Park Hotel Madison and plans offices in Wisconsin's 71 counties. Seaman, Ryan, Loomis, and Mohr named as officers in the campaign setup.
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Robert LaFollette
Gilbert Seaman
Immel
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Coe
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Seaman
Adjutant Generals
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Selective Service
Stanley M. Ryan
Janesville
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Lake Seamen Demand 40Hour Week Drives Coastrow Conflict
The CIO National Maritime Union seeks a 40 hour week for Great Lakes seamen and has sent demands to ten lake shipping firms asking for a June 20 meeting. If owners do not reply by June 17 the union will file a strike notice.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
CIO National Maritime Union
Frank Jones
NMU Lakes
Two Conventions At Stevens Point
Stevens Point Wisconsin hosts two state conventions this weekend. The 44th annual Wisconsin State Association of the National Association of Power Engineers will draw about 500 delegates tomorrow through Sunday. The 37th annual Wisconsin branch convention of the National League of District Postmasters of the United States opens Sunday for two days. Mexico is jailing many kidnap ere s.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Wisconsin
National Association of Power Engineers
National League of District Postmasters of the
United States
Meat and Bread Scarce in Major Cities Across U S
Reports show worsening meat shortages in cities from Milwaukee to Memphis with bread cuts and milk strikes. AFL driver protests halt dairy deliveries. Illinois miners vote to keep working after state allotment of meat to families. Stores in Albany close several days weekly as supplies dwindle.
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Milwaukee
AFL Milk and
Gillespie
Ill
Department of Agriculture
Illinois
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Chicago
AFL
Memphis
Tenn
Albany, N. Y
Madison Housewives Shop Early For Bread And Meat
In Madison Wisconsin housewives shop before noon as supplies run low. A meat packer reports no beef lamb or veal processed this week versus a typical weekly output of 150 cattle 150 lambs and 100 calves. Another firm notes storage stocks 18 percent below March 1.
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Madison
Wis
Education Press Meet Planned at University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wis. Staff members of education periodicals will meet on the University of Wisconsin campus June 23 to 29 to study problems of educational magazines. The institute is sponsored by the University School of Journalism and the Educational Press Association of America. Speakers include Bernice D. Gestie John G Baker Mary Jane Dunton Howard Green Lawrence W. Prakken Prof John Guy Fowlkes and Mrs Frances Mayfarth Paul Goward Lyle W. Ashby.
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U.P
University of Wisconsin
The
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Educational Press Association of America
Bernice D. Gestie
Minnesota Journal of Education
John G. Baker
Milwaukee Journal
Mary Jane Dunton
Scholastic Magazine
New York
Howard Green
Education editors discuss publishing and design topics
The program features Hobart Bell J L Frasier O Hi Plenske and Carl E Borklund debating layout typography readability and magazine planning. They address policy management publishing advertising and the challenges of photography and illustration in periodicals.
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NEA
Hobart Bell
Ohio
J. L. Frasier
Inland
Chicago
O. Hi. Plenske
Wisconsin Journal of Education
Carl E Borklund
Kable Brothers
Mount Morris
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Early Crop Control Acts Passed by Three Colonies
Maryland North Carolina and Virginia enacted an early crop control act in 1666 establishing a one year tobacco planting holiday to regulate production and prices.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
Renovation Starts in Hungjao Suburb Near Shanghai
Restoration of the Hungjao residential area near Shanghai begins after wartime damage. One Japanese pillbox will be preserved as a curiosity amid the rebuild, reflecting colonial history in the suburb.
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Hungjao
Shanghai
China
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