Goodland Attacks Opponents Over Loose Talk in Wisconsin
Gov. Goodland defended his administration in Milwaukee claiming strong records of highway work welfare and natural resource protection. He argued state finances were sound with a planned $3 million cash balance and $35 million set aside for specific projects while condemning opponents for falsified claims.
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Milwaukee
Goodland
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Teachers Colleges
Stout Institute
State Department of Public Instruction
God of Creation shown at Tabernacle in color science film
The God of Creation a full color science film will be shown at 7:45 p m Thursday at Bethany Gospel Tabernacle North street and Onalaska avenue Rev Otto L Larsen pastor Produced by Moody Bible Institute it features solar photography from Mt Wilson Observatory and time lapse sequences of plant and insect life plus photomicrography of a water drop and microscopic organisms
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Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
North Street
Onalaska Avenue
Otto L. Larsen
West Coast
Moody Bible Institute
Irwin A. Moon
Dr. Moon
Mt. Wilson Observatory
California
Fondy Woman Faces New Fraud Charge In Court
Louise Handt Loehr Maxwell, already serving multi year terms in Taycheedah women’s prison, is charged in circuit court with a mortgage transaction involving Fond du Lac property. District Attorney Richard Heath said she will be arrested and arraigned on the new charge after completing her current sentence. The defendant previously pled guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and larceny as bailee.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Louise Handt Loehr Maxwell
Taycheedah
Richard Heath
Maxwell
How Your Congressmen Voted on Wisconsin Members Roll Calls
A Wisconsin focus on recent Congress roll calls. Senate votes cover railroad retirement and unemployment insurance amendments, tax changes, and title to tidelands with party alignments noted. House votes include post office funding, cancer control, and defense payroll bills with voting alignments and absent members listed.
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Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Senate
Wiley
la Follette
La_ Follette
la Follete
OPA
House
Tidelands
Byrnes
Henry
Murray
Smith
Stevenson
Savings Deposits Hit 552 After War Surge
FDIC protected deposits in over 92 million accounts across 13,481 banks averaged 552 dollars, up from 308 dollars before the war as war demand boosted consumer savings and confidence in financial institutions.
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Federal Deposits Insurance Corp
Japanese Crimes Witness Testimony At War Crimes Trial
A. A. Dorrance testified in Tokyo that Japanese soldiers herded hundreds of Chinese to the Yangtze after Hankow fell in 1938, kicked them into the river, and shot them as their heads bobbed up. He described the scene as extremely impersonal from the bridge of an American gun boat.
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Tokyo
Yangtze River
Hankow
A. A. Dorrance
Oil Company
Dorrance
Baldock Dart Captain Challenges Left Handed Men
Mrs. M Bullard of Baldock leads an unbeaten all women's darts team and issues a challenge to all left handed male players to meet them in a match.
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M. Bullard
Baldock
England
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Long Island City
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
la Crosse
Mendoza
Cash
Sable
China
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