Daring Stunts At Fair Here
All American Thrill Drivers will perform at the Inter-State Fair on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The two hour show features a 'circus of death' with high speed ramps and a 60 mph car leap over a transcontinental bus, plus exploding dynamite stunts, flaming oil slides, and motorcycle flame crashes.
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Jimmy James
Cook
Minneapolis
Florvd Pryor
Omaha
al Roysum
Frank Winkley
Rickey
Mousey
Jo-Jo
Grand Fork
N. D
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Canada
Neb
Medical exams for all diamond workers in Palestine
All diamond workers in Palestine will receive periodic x ray and other medical examinations by the Anti Tuberculosis league.
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Palestine
The
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Scientist Introduces New Wonder Aid for Arthritis Pain
Dr. Albert Fisher announces a formula named Emdrin claimed to quick relief rheumatic and arthritic pain. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee if not satisfactory and lists Hoeschier Pret Ford Hopkins and Grug stores as retailers.
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Albert Fisher
Hoeschier Pret
Ford Hopkins and
Grug
Ten State Candidates Appear on Milwaukee Forum
Milwaukee leaders hosted five gubernatorial and five senatorial candidates for five minute speeches. Governor candidates included Kenny Amoth Immell Werkmeister Uphoff and Goodland sent regrets while Hoan and Fajkowski did not attend. Senate hopefuls La Follette McCarthy Stearns McMurray and Knappe outlined foreign policy aims and domestic stability strategies.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County League of Women Voters
Delbert J. Kenny
Ralph M. Amoth
Ralph M. Immell
Otto R. Werkmeister
Walter H. Uphoff
Daniel W. Hoan
Stanley Fajkowski
Goodland
Sen
la Follette
Sen. la Follete
Joseph R. McCarty
Perry J. Stearns
Howard J. McMurray
Edwin W. Knappe
Wisconsin
Kenny
Gov. Goodland
Uphoff
Werkmeister
Senate
United States
Congress
Violators Appear In Whitehall Court
In Whitehall Wisconsin Christ Bergerson of Ettrick pleaded guilty to intoxication on the highway and drew a $10 fine plus $8.40 costs or 10 days in jail. Tom Pederson of Ettrick also pleaded guilty and paid $10 plus $8.40 costs. Albert A. Marsolek of Independence pleaded guilty to drunken driving and paid $50 plus $9.40 costs. license revoked with driving permit allowed 6 am to 10 pm in Trempealeau and Buffalo counties. William Hynes of Ettrick had a continued hearing for exposing himself. Roy Slaby of Whitehall pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid $10 plus $4.40 costs.
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Whitehall
Wis
Christ Bergerson
Ettrick
Justice Court
P. M. Paulson
Tom Pederson
Basil Erickson
Albert A. Marsolek
Independence
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Marsolek
Erickson
Hubert Snyder
Bernard Broskowski
William Hynes
Hynes
Roy Slaby
Arcadia
Herman Sense
Ice Cream Production Early in Italy Around 1600
Historical note suggests ice cream production began in Italy as early as 1600 with regional cooks and markets documenting frozen desserts. The claim highlights early culinary innovation and regional popularity shaping later European and global dessert traditions.
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Italy
Support for Indo-Chinese federation pledge voiced
Representatives of Cochin China, Laos and Cambodia pledged support to the French proposed Indo-Chinese federation at the inaugural meeting of a political and constitutional commission.
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Dalat
Indochina
Cochin-China
Laos
Camb Dia
Scotland Faces Shortage of Factory Space for Civilian Production
The report notes a shortage of factory space in Scotland hindering civilian production capacity. Authorities assess impacts on industry growth and regional employment as firms search for available premises and incentives to expand.
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Scotland
Missouri Primary Tops Six Contests Across U S Today
Missouri fifth district voters backed Rep. Roger C. Slaughter in a bid for renomination amid White House opposition. The AP notes Truman’s indirect influence across six state and national primaries, with races in Virginia New Hampshire Kansas West Virginia and Arkansas and mentions other contests for Senate and governor.
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Missouri
U. S
Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
Kansas
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Virginia
West Virginia
Slaughter
White House
Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
New York
O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Enos A. Axtell
Jerome Walsh
OPA
Independence
Harry Byrd
Cio-Pac
Martin A. Hutchinson
Richmond
Organized Labor
Charles M. Dale
Sherman Adams Dale
Portsmouth
CIO
Harley M. Kilgore
J. Buhl Shahan
Thomas Sweeney
Wheeling
Claude R. Hill
Oak Hill
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McCarthy
United Nations Organization
McMurray
United Nations
Knapp
Dick” Weber Watch Department
Egardless
Cortland’s
la Crosse
Jewelers
Whitehall Court
Associated Press
Harry H. Woodring
Yate
Kentucky
Phillips & Sons Distributing Corp
la Cresse
H. McCormick
American Todecce Co