Jurors Named for Fall Term at Sparta Wisconsin
Clerk Oliver A. Henson released the juror list for the fall term opening Monday September 11 at 10 a m. Jury commissioners Elizabeth Graham Pw Baltz and August Steinbolf selected the list with many town and city residents named including George Hurtz Carl Fick H. O. Taylor Ray Beil Dirk Brower and Ward Williams among others.
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Sparta
Wis
Oliver A. Henson
R. S. Cowie
Elizabeth Graham
Tomah
Pw. Baltz
Kendall
August Steinbolf
Cashton
Hanson
Glendale
James Oleson
Herb Witt
Clifton
Peter Thorgon
Greenfield
Dell Baker
Oakdale
Joe Blasctown
Portland
Ciara
George Hurtz
Oswald Hughes
John
Jones
Leon
Ora Olson
August Weinke
la Grange
Charles Prell
Wilton
Albert Prochaska
Sheldon
W. Rich George Wallace
Wells
Schaitel
Wellington
Elmer Schindler
Litte Falls
Edward Stark
New Lyme
Hattie Stein
Avisies
Norwalk
Pete Schreier
Frank Weibel
Charley Schroe
Hugh Evans
Carl Fick
H. O. Taylor
Ray Beil
Dirk Brower
Herb Evenson
Dave Hemgock
H. F. Mantzke
John Neuman
Edward Oswald
Ward Williams
Churchill and Pope Pius XII Hold Private Vatican Audience
Prime Minister Churchill left Rome after a 48 minute private audience with Pope Pius XII. Vatican notice said important problems of the church and world were discussed in the meeting.
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Churchill
Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Radio Programs and Schedules Listing Across Networks
AP reports a dense schedule of radio programs across XBC CBS and NBC with varied show types. The lineup includes Lucille Manners concert Thin Man drama Able Lyman waltzes People Are Funny quiz Boston Blackie drama Charlie Ruggles variety Lone Ranger Meet Your Navy Gang Busters Ted Malone from England Screen Test Double or Nothing and more along with morning and afternoon news, reviews, sports and devotional segments.
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Associated Press
XBC
Lucille Manners
Able Lyman
CBS
Charlie Ruggles
Ted Malone
England
van Cleave
Rainbow House
Hello Mom
Navy Bulletin Board
Radio Schedule With Varied Programs and News
Friday listings show a dense NBC CBS and other network schedule featuring dramas comedies news and variety segments. Highlights include Dick Tracy and Superman serials on basic networks, The Sea Hound repeats, We Who Dream and Dance orchestras, The Parker Family and Adventures of Thin Man, Abe Lyman's Waltz Time, Meet Your Navy and Grantland Rice sports, and late-night music and news blocks across NBC CBS and Mutual networks.
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Nbc
Dunn
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Biu
The
Chuck Carter
Mbs
Mbds
Nabe Tincy Howe
News Time
Biu-Basic
Henry J. Taylor
Basic
Biu-West
West
Mercer
Nbc-Basic
Blondie
Cbs Basic Dance Orchestra
Lucille Manners
Charlie Ruggies
Dhs
Broadcart of News
Bdiu
Cecil Brown
Parker Family
Bdilu
Nick Carter
Thin Man
Cbe
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Blu
Freedom of Opportunity
Abe Lyman
Abe
Cbs Fish Pond
Nbec
Nbc-West
Cbs & Blu
Nbec O
Cbs News
Women In Blue
Grantland Rice
Halloran Hospital
Nbc Army Hospital
Eddie Condon
Rupert Hughes
Sampson
Horace Heidt
Mothers of Newsboy Stamp Sales Champs To Christen Ships
Mothers of 11 top sales boys and girls from 11 regions will christen new ships this October. Winners are tied to the Treasury and Maritime Commission plan under the Newspaper Boys for Victory program. Each winner’s mother will attend the shipyard launch, with travel expenses covered by their local newspaper. Launchings will occur on October 7 or the nearest ready date.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
War Finance Division
Treasury Department
Treasury
Howard W. Stodghill
Newspaper Advisory Committee of the Treasury
Deaths Last Night in Buffalo for Publisher W F Wiley
W F Wiley aged 70 publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and longtime leader of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce died last night in Buffalo New York. He had been with the Enquirer since 1899 and served ten years as chamber president.
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Buffalo
N. Y
W. F. Wiley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
College Ends Summer Work at La Crosse State Teachers
Classes at La Crosse State Teachers College end Friday after an 11 week summer program. In the five week session, 34 students completed degree or certificate requirements. The fall term opens September 11 with freshmen orientation and registration. upperclassmen register September 13.
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The
la Crosse State Teachers College
Mountbatten Returns From London Meetings With Leaders
Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten returns as head of Allied command in Southeast Asia after conferences in London with British and American leaders to step up the war against Japan. His visit coincides with U S Navy Secretary James V Forrestal.
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London
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Japan
Mountbatten
Jame V. Forrestal
U. S. Navy
Permanent Camp McCoy eyed as peacetime training center
Wisconsin leaders met with Camp McCoy commander Col. George M. MacMullin to outline a proposed peacetime training program for youths aged 17 to 23. He said McCoy offers top facilities and health records, praising the camp as beautful and well equipped in a rural north central setting. President Roosevelt proposed using existing camps to train and house various trainees and veterans.
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Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Sparta
George M. MacMullin
Camp McCoy
MacMullin
Tomah
la Crosse
Black River Falls
McCoy
Col. MacMullin
North Central States
Ritger to Present Wisconsin Views on Surplus Goods
F. X. Ritger, director of the state bureau of purchases, was chosen by Gov. Goodland’s surplus war commodities committee to carry Wisconsin views to federal agencies in Washington on handling disposal of surplus war goods. The group may be joined by others. a conference with Goodland’s committee was planned. They endorsed parts of Senate bill S 2065, urged a priority order for disposals, and recommended distributing surplus items to states and non profits at no cost while preserving national economy.
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Madison
Wis
F. X. Ritger
State Bureau of Purchases
Goodland
Wisconsin
Washington
Ruger
Congress
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Eidel
O14
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Cottene
Dale Simonsi
Blue Denim
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Tas Telodea
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His Orchestre
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Alee
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Donald Meek
Dorothy Morris
Pathe News
Donald Duck
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Casey Robinson
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