33rd Division Review Honors Guard at Camp McCoy
Gov Adlai Stevenson heads Illinois National Guard showcase at Camp McCoy as 33rd infantry division and 178th regimental combat team parade with about 7 000 troops. Officials emphasize the Guard as antidote to militarism and a force for defending civilization without a large professional army.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Adlai E. Lotson
33Rd National Guard
Illinois
McCoy
33Rd Infantry Division
Stevenson
National Guard Association of the United States
Frank Schwengel
Leo M. Bigle
Illinois National Guard
National Guard
Adlai Stevenson
Charles S. Ferrin
Deaths: Dr. Archie Worthing, University of Pittsburgh physics professor
Dr. Archie Garfield Worthing, 66, a physics professor at the University of Pittsburgh and author of physics textbooks, died Saturday. The notice appears in the Associated Press obituary brief and mentions his scholarly contributions.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Archie Garfield Worthing
University of Pittsburgh
Navy Women Go Overseas for Wave Assignments
The Navy completed plans to assign Waves to overseas billets ending seven years of women’s service. The first 12 enlisted Waves head to London in September with others to Hawaii Alaska and Caribbean regions. Surveys on living conditions and numbers were done in London Hawaii Alaska the Caribbean and the Panama Canal zone. Over 1,000 Waves will attend a reunion in Stone Mass. as Congress memorializes the 1942 act. Active Waves drop from 86000 wartime peak to 2875 today. Enlistment of women continues at about 160 every six weeks.
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Navy
London
England
Hawaii
Alaska
Caribbean
Panama Canal Zone
Naval Reserve
Ston
Mass
Hatfield and McCoy feud themes spark film publicity stunt
Hollywood previews for Roseanna McCoy dramatize the Hatfield McCoy feud with Johnse Hatfield and Roseanna McCoy as central figures. Sam Goldwyn promotes the project while noting safety in separate screenings for descendants. Separate showings mix Ma and Pa Kettle with Life of Riley in a double bill.
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Sam
Merlin McCoy
Louisville
Hatfield
Merlin
Goldwyn
Johnse Hatfield
Farley Granger
Roseanna McCoy
Joan Evans
Johnse
Roseanna
A Hatfield
McCoys
Riley
Richard Long
Meg Randall
Quebec Iron Ore Stock Heavier Than Predicted
D C French Quebec mines minister announced Ungava iron ore deposits far larger than earlier estimates. North Shore Exploration now cites 500 million tons in Ungava up 200 million from prior surveys. Proposal plans 10 million tons annually, enabling 50 years of ore supply under contract with the province.
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Quebec
Ungaga
D. C. French
Quebec Mines
Unsag
North Shore Exploration Company
Art Mooney Band at the Avalon Ballroom Tuesday
Art Mooney and his band perform at the Avalon ballroom Tuesday evening. The artist made waves with I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover, a record that topped national charts and was named the Most Played Record on Juke Boxes and Best Selling Popular Retail Record by Billboard recognized by disc jockeys and critics nationwide.
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Art Mooney
America
Billboard
New York
Ed Sullivan
Roosevelt's first great-grandchild due this week in Portland
Van H. Sea graves, husband of former Eleanor Sistie Dahl, announces that Sistie is expected to enter a hospital in Portland this week for the birth of Roosevelt's first great-grandchild. The timing and details are not specified.
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Portland
Ore
Roosevelt
van H. Seagraves
Eleanor
Sistie) Dahl
Notable deaths reported by AP across multiple cities
Viscount Cobham 67 former war undersecretary in 1939 40 dies in Stourbridge. Robert F Nitsche 77 former national treasurer of Exchange clubs dies in Terre Haute. Morace Havner t i laws attorney general 1917 21 dies in Mason City. Donald J Riddle 47 former University of Minnesota football star dies in Bryn Mawr. C B Ehringhaus 67 former North Carolina governor dies in Raleigh.
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Stourbridge, Eng
Viscount Cobham
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert F. Nitsche
Exchange Clubs
Mason City
Bryn Mawr
Donald J. Riddle
Federal Machine and Weider Co
University of Minnesota
Bronko Nagurski
Home Town Belittlers and Town Pride Across America
A column anecdote urges pride in one’s birthplace, contrasting a shy New York hotel registrant from Elmira with Texans who defend Texas esteem. It recalls Jimmy Walker joking about native New Yorkers, Amon Carter’s stunt to have Texas birth of a Chicago baby, and an Amarillo host defending Panhandle identity against Houston praise.
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New York
Elmira
Red Clutch
Wyoming
14Th Street
Jimmy Walker
Genesee Society
Jimmy
Metropolis
Texas
Jim North
Phil
Fort Worth
Amon Carter
Amon
Whereunon
Lone Star State
Chicago
Houston
Amarillo
Panhandle
Roy Whittenburg
Roy
Union
General Features Corp
Onalaska Girl Struck By Auto Near North Salem Road
Bonnie Baker eighteen was hit by an automobile driven by Elmo Grane at Arentz trailer camp on highway 53 while walking near the junction of the old North Salem road and George street. She was taken by police ambulance to a hospital for observation.
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Bonnie Baker
Onalaska
Elmo Grane
Arentz
Highway 53
Justice Sums It Up in Bedfordshire Burglary Quip
Justice J. Steble sentenced an elderly offender in Bedfordshire England and quipped there ought to be an island where old lags could spend their lives burgling each other.
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J. Steble
Bedfordshire
England
Navy Reserve Enlists Both Vets and Nonvets in La Crosse
Chief Franklin L. DeLapp of the La Crosse navy recruiting station invites veterans and non veterans to join the inactive reserve. The goal is 5000 enlistments monthly nationwide. Benefits include rate retention, rating advancement, possible drill pay, retirement points, use of naval reserve facilities, a yearly two week cruise, and no active duty unless an emergency. Physicals are not required. Contact DeLapp at Room 313 Federal Building. hours 9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
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Franklin L. DeLapp
la Crosse
Federal Building
Navy
DeLapp
Naval Reserve Training Center
Navy Reserve
Carpenter Adjudged Sane In Killing
George King a 44 year old McFarland carpenter was found sane by Mendota state hospital psychiatrists. Superior Judge Roy Proctor reported Saturday. Kings counsel had claimed insanity at arraignment July 12 after Mrs Sadie Jackson was shot returning to her car from shopping. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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Madison
Wis
George King
Sadie Jackson
Dota State Hospital
Roy Proctor
King
McFarland
Dane County
Jackson
Proctor
Driver Forced Off Highway Outran Control Says He Was Forced Off
Henry Goricks of Kendall told Traffic Officer Chris Hendrickson he lost control on county trunk highway A one mile northeast of Clifton July 27 at 10 30 p m after being forced off the road by another motorist.
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Sparta
Wis
Henry Goricks
Kendall
Clifton
Chris Hendrickson
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