Beauty parlors may sell general merchandise in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Attorney General says beauty parlors may sell general merchandise without a law ban. Health officials warn retail activities must not create unsanitary conditions or violate masssage licensing rules. Also noted is a 60 day limit for challenging state water pollution orders under a 1949 law, clarifying prior 1947 provisions.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas Fairchild
State Board of Health
Carl N. Neupert
Fairchild
State Board of Health and Pollution Committee
Army Plane Lands Here After Engine Trouble
An F-51 fighter from the Illinois National Guard based at Camp Williams forced landed at the municipal airport around 2 45 p m during a high altitude gunnery mission. Two base mechanics flew to La Crosse in a B 26 to repair the engine.
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Illinois National Guard
Camp Williams
Frank Muth
la Crosse
Tire And Tube Costs Lower Than Gasoline
AKRON Ohio a survey shows the average driver pays 27 percent more in state and federal gasoline taxes than for tires and tubes worn out in 10 000 miles of motoring With taxes ranging from 32 to 10 cents a gallon the average motorist spends 38 35 in taxes on 667 gallons of gasoline while 30 16 is spent for tires and tubes
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Akron
Ohio
Prefers Hard Labor To Filling Out Forms
A man sentenced to 50 days in the St Louis city workhouse refused parole forms saying he would serve the 50 days rather than fill out the paperwork. He asked Milton M Metz to remove the forms and stated the choice was simpler to endure hard labor.
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ST. Louis
Milton M. Metz
Public Defender Bureau
Peddler Of Paddle Pops Officer Tops
Grand Rapids police officer Roland Schipper peddled an abandoned ice cream wagon to headquarters and found 50 cents in the cash box from paddle pop sales to fellow officers. The act was intended as a small perk for taxpayers.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Roland Schipper
Schipper
Who Says Women Are Poor Drivers
In Dansville New York the final high school driving test results show Ruth Pfanter and Shirley Dee each earning 15 grades while Cordelia Kysor scores 92. The top male student James Rodman makes the honor list with a 90.
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Dansville
N. Y
Ruth Pfanter
Shirley Dee
Cordelia Kysor
James Rodman
Shoe Rebuilders Elect Officers in Wisconsin Group
The Master Shoe Rebuilders of Wisconsin elected Fritz Gawlitta of Milwaukee as president. Other officers include Arlin De Cleene of Green Bay as vice president Oscar Haubrich of Kenosha as treasurer Al Hess of Madison William Dahike of Wausau and Emil V Lemke of Oshkosh as directors.
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Milwaukee
Master Shoe Rebuilders of Wisconsin, Inc
Fritz Gawlitta
Arlin de Cleene
Green Bay
Oscar Haubrich
Kenosha
al Hess
Madison
William Dahike
Wausau
Emil V. Lemke
Oshkosh
Beran Breaks Silence Accuses Czechoslovak Government
PRAGUE Catholic Archbishop Josef Beran says he is being interned and isolated in his palace in violation of constitutional rights and that his consistory and diocesan funds were seized. He questions state recognition of the church and its legal independence in internal matters.
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Prague
Josef Beran
Beran
Czechoslovakia
St. Vitus
Reading List Highlights Railroads From Summer Library Notes
The Chicago area public library recommends recent railroad books including Skip Farrington’s Railroads of Today and Pioneer Railroad by Casey and Douglas. Other works cover the Milwaukee Road history, Burlington West’s midwest development, Main Line reminiscences, and Stewart Holbrook’s overview of American railroads. A reviewer praises the overall value of these titles.
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S.kip Farrington
Farrington
Pioneer Railroad
Robert J. Casey
W.A.S. Douglas
Chicago and North Western Railway
C. and
N. W
Pioneer
August Derleth
Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Rockerfeller
Hill, Armour
Flager
Morgan
Burlington West
Richard C. Overton
Burlington
Ernest L. King
Southern Pacific
Brotherhoods
Thomas Edison
Stewart Holbrook
Biggest Liar Sentenced In Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee judge sentenced Georgia Patricia Chase 31 to one to five years for stealing 3811 in cash and 6024 in checks from an auto agency where she worked as bookkeeper. She claimed a string of tragic events as motives, but the judge called them all fiction.
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Milwaukee
Herbert Steffes
Georgia Patricia Chase
Alias Collins
Detroit
Steffes
Deaths By the Associated Press Washington Widow of Brig Gen Johnson
Mrs Helen Kilbourne Johnson 70 widow of Brig Gen H Johnson former national recovery administrator dies in Washington. Born in 19xx she held public service roles and is survived by relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Washington
Helen Kilbourne Johnson
Brig. Gen. H. Johnson
National Recoveryistrateor
Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico Once Home to Ancestral Inhabitants
Archaeologists note that cliff dwellings in New Mexico were inhabited by Indigenous people until roughly 350 years ago, with settlement patterns and construction reflecting adaptation to canyon environments.
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New Mexico
Capital Club Keeps Talking of Washingtons Good Old Days
The Capital Club, Washingtons oldest inhabitants association, meets monthly at the Union Engine House on H Street. With 490 members, men age 50 plus and 35 years in DC qualify. Members recall parades, Coxeys Army, and the Capitol Citys early years while avoiding politics and current events. John Clagett Proctor, longtime member and historian, leads discussions and writes about Washingtons past.
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Washington
Union Engine House
H St
District of Columbia
Yesteryear
Coxey’s Army
Ben
Jamin Ogle Tayloe
John Tayloe
Virginia
James
Dolly Madison
American Society of Architects
Proctor
Urge Bare Feet For Better Feet
CHICAGO Ill For better feet go barefoot says Dr Samuel B Shulman a chiropodist He told the Illinois Association of Chiropodists that during a year in China and India during the war he found few foot defects among people who always go barefoot The shoeless Chinese coolie does not wrinkle his face in pain because his feet are killing him
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Chicago
Ill
Samuel B. Shulman
Illinois Association of Chiropodists
China
India
New York
Mystery lingerie offer alarms Alexandria police
At least 25 women reported giving bust and waist measurements to an anonymous male caller who promised free lingerie samples. The offer, described as an unknown motive, prompted police to investigate the matter and seek the caller’s identity.
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Alexandria
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