Presidential Hopefuls Face State Primaries Seem in 1948 1952 Races
AP report outlines political moves ahead of September primaries and conventions. Republican meets in Nebraska and Texas while Mississippi Democratic runoff narrows a key contest. Dewey leads New York ticket with Mead and Lehman as potential nominees, and Farley's absence signals Democratic divisions.
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Washington
Nebraska
Congress
Mississippi
Dan R. McGehee
John Bell Williams
Chapman Revercombe
Joseph J. Mansfield
Milton H. West
New York
Saratoga
Thomas E. Dewey
Hugh A. Drum
New York State Guard
William J. Donovan
OSS
Drum
Dewey
GOP
Gls Wives To Get Obstetrical Care
CAMP MCCOY Wisconsin Special Any soldier of the lower four grades whose wife needs obstetrical care in eight months should report to the Sparta Red Cross on Franklin Street for arrangements funded by federal grants. Officers and enlisted men of the first three grades may seek information at the post surgeon's office about obstetrical care not available at the station hospital.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Sparta Red Cross
Franklin Street
Station Hospital
Lemmings Migration From Scandinavia To The Sea
The lemming, a small rodent native to northern lands, migrates in large swarms from Scandinavia. They travel across mountains, plains, rivers, and marshes feeding on varied plants, with broods multiplying as they move. Some reach the Gulf of Bothnia and dive into salt water, while others swim toward Norway or Finland, rarely surviving the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
Scandinavia
Norway
Sweden
Gulf of Bothnia
Finland
Tomorrow: Turtles story leaflet request
A notice offers a free illustrated leaflet on The Story of China. Readers may obtain a copy by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.
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Turtles
China
Uncle Ray
St Olaf College postpones opening due to polio concerns
St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota delayed the 1946 47 opening by one week joining other Minnesota institutions. The new opening is Sept 16 with registration Sept 13 and aptitude tests Sept 13 and placement exams Sept 14. No polio cases in Northfield or nearby areas.
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St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Minnesota
Clemens M. Granskou
Twin Cities
Hong Kong Street Hawkers Donate Receipts to Famine Fund
Street hawkers in Hong Kong pass part of their receipts to a famine relief fund in China. Officials note the act as a charitable gesture supporting relief efforts amid shortages.
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Hong Kong
China
Hitler imitator haunts German hospital crowds
Leeming reports in EGLFING Germany that a growing line of local Hitlers and Eva Brauns crowd sanatorium wards after Germany’s capitulation. One man Ludwig Doll aged 26 formed a seven member “cabinet” and drafted a new world order while doctors note such delusions are common in the chaotic postwar period.
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Eglfing
Germany
Adolf
Napoleon Complex
Egifing Hospital
Hitler
Wehrmacht
der Fuehrer
Ludwig Doll
Ich
Ludwig
Valhalla
Doll
Truman
Stalin
Britain
Russia
Gestapo
United States
First Lutheran Parochial School Sets Tuesday Registration
The First Lutheran parochial school schedules registration for Tuesday with the building open all day for parent enrollment. The new school year begins September 3 at 9 a.m. with opening services at the First Lutheran church. The Christian day school educates from kindergarten to eighth grade with a focus on Christian training alongside standard subjects.
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First Lutheran
First Lutheran School
First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Congregation
Discharged at Fleet Separation Center Jacksonville
Discharged at Ft. Sheridan between noon Aug 22 and noon Aug 23 Corporal John G. Jones Viola T Virgil O Pettis R 2 Sparta and Allen L Fellows Sic 120% Fifth Avenue South listed at the naval personnel separation center in Jacksonville Florida
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Ft. Sheridan
Corp
John G. Jones
Viola
T. Virgil O. Pettis
Sparta
Naval Personnel Separation Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Allen L. Fellows
Sic
Fifth Avenue South
Adjutant Capt John Amoruso Assigned at Camp McCoy
CAMP McCOY Wis Special Capt John Amoruso named adjutant of the station hospital by Col Newton G Bush post commander. Twenty seven months earlier he served as venereal disease control officer at Jefferson Barracks Mo and as chief of medicine and cardiology. Before enlisting December 1943 he practiced medicine in New York City holding a BS from New York University and an MD from University and Bellevue Hospital Medical School New York City.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
John Amoruso
Newton G. Bush
Amoruso
Jefferson Barracks
New York City
New York University
The
University
Bellview Hospital Medical School
Milwaukee man drowns in Pike Lake near Hartford
Henry Rick 33 of Milwaukee drowned at Pike Lake two miles east of Hartford after rowing out alone to swim. His body was found floating beside the boat.
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Hartford
Wis
Henry Rick
Milwaukee
Pike Lake
Here
William H Cooper Advanced to AM3c Rating
William H Cooper receives advancement to the rate AM3c. His listed address is 1728 Kane Street and the Bar Racks, NAS Jacksonville, Florida 32212.
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William H. Cooper
Kane Street
Barracks
Nas
Jacksonville
Fla
Atom Medicine Used In Attempt To Save East Boston Girl
Boston reports the final injections of radio activated phosphorus into the abdomen of three year old Janice Moschella, in a life or death effort to save her from a malignant liver infection. Dr Saul Hertz of Harvard and MIT administered the phosphorus, injected into the peritoneal cavity which drains into the liver, as doctors had given up hope. The phosphorus processed on the cyclotron at the University of Illinois is intended to emit radiation and destroy tumor cells by disrupting their electrolytic system.
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Boston
Janice Moschella
Saul Hertz
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hertz
Michael Moschella
East
University of Ilinois
Officer Classification Test Requirement for OCS Applicants
All company and detachment commanders are advised that applicants for OCS must achieve a score of at least 115 on an officer classification test before submitting their applications. If not yet tested, arrangements for administration should be made by calling the classification and assignment office at Camp McCoy, telephone 57.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin State Fair closes with near record attendance
The 96th Wisconsin state fair ends nine day run with 91,104 at closing, 674,684 total attendance, and claims of being the most profitable in history. Manager Ralph Ammon cites polio and Kids Day shortfall for not beating 1941 records. $127,000 in prizes paid, including $22,000 to junior exhibitors. Beloit police chief Chester Ellifritz notes orderly crowds and no arrests by 150 officers.
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Milwaukee
Ralph Ammon
Ammon
Chester Ellifritz
Beloit
Fair
Union de Padres de Familia seeks film censorship for matinees
Mexico City parents group named Union de Padres de Familia asks authorities to censor moving pictures shown at matinees. They say performances attract mainly children and many films are not appropriate for young eyes.
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Mexico City
Union de Padres de Familia
Industrial output rises 16 percent in Athens month
Industrial production in Athens Greece rose by 16 percent in a recent month and continued to gain, signaling solid growth across Greek industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Wartime Landing Craft Demand Rises on Congo River
A government controlled firm seeks surplus naval gear for the Congo via Leopoldville. They want a crane lighter with 3,300 pound lift to 50 60 feet and mechanically propelled craft for river crossing able to load trucks and carry 100 tons. Also report: several cars derailed westbound Sea line freight near Crandon Wisconsin. no injuries, minor delay.
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Congo River
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Crandon
Wis
Sea Line
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By Jack Bell
Associated Press Political Reporter
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Beauford H. Jester
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
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Albany
James M. Mead
UNRRA
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate
Mead
White House
James A. Farle
Ahia
Hovrschlers’ Prescription Pharmacy
Fifth Avenue
Caledonia Street
Bartlett
Carton
Willie and
Joe
By Mauldin
Tsk
Uncle Ray’s
Mymele,ray
St. Olaf's
Hal Boyle
Mun
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National Tea CO
Hoeschlers
Hoeschler
Main, la Crosse
East Boston
Vega
Fugel
Last Supper
da Vinci
Sacred Heart OF Jesus
Light OF the World
Good Shepherd
Christ
Christ AT
Main Street
Broadway
la Crosse, Wis
Rochester, Minn
Northern States Power Company
Roddy Kilowatt
WKBH
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