Progressives Fail To Nominate 19 Assembly and 4 Senate Candidates
Wisconsin secretary of state reports the Progressive party did not nominate 19 assembly and four senate candidates for the August primary. Twenty four assembly and four senate hopefuls qualified by the five percent vote threshold, while others must run on the ffn t ticket or face withdrawal. Notable names include Ray Knoelke George Hampel A Hebring Paul A Dahl and multiple Milwaukee candidates.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Secretary of State
Nnt
Ray Knoelke
George Hampel
A. Hebring
Milwaukee
Paul A. Dahl
Viroqua
Robert McCutchin
Arena
Iowa County
Brences Berquist
Rhinelander
da-Forest-Florence
Per P. Pikosky
Charles A. Kennedy
Marshall H. Reckard
Ervin P. Eggert
Henry Roalkwan
Harriet Neubauer
American army drives toward Paris flank after Marne breach
Allied forces surged across the Marne river in two breaches, closing the German escape gap and driving toward Meaux and Chalons. American 3rd Army units advanced within 20 miles of Epernay and Vitry, with Vitry reportedly captured, and pushed toward Montmirail Sezanne and Montmirail while British and Canadian forces press on in northern France.
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LA Crosse Tribune
Chalons
Brest
Brittany
St. Nazaire
Lorient
Ardennes
Germany
Marne
France
Meaux
Cuvergnon
Forest of Compiegne
Adolf Hitler
Aisne
la Ferte-Sous-Jouarre
Chateau-Thierry
3Rd Army
Paris
Epernay
Vitry
Verdun
Pattiofields
Reuters
Upper Marne
American Units Which A . the Ieee
Somme
Guenther von Kluge
Sezanne
Montmirail
Reims
Martyr City
Seine
Birthday Greetings and Telephones in the United States
A birthday note mentions Bernard Hegen at 1411 Palace Street and another name Biegen at 1214 South Ninth Street. The fact states that of 26,500,000 telephones in the United States, 17,000,000 are residences.
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Bernard Hegen
Palace Street
Biegen
South Ninth Street
United States
Madison candidates meet in state party conventions
In Madison Wisconsin the Republicans held most county nominations in the assembly chamber while Democrats met in the senate chamber and Progressives and Socialists used hearing rooms. State Senators Gawronski and Tehan led for their parties, with other leaders and retirements shaping central committee races.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Central Committee
Thomas R. King
Oconomonoc
Anthony Gawronski
Robert Tehan
Milwaukee
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
Glenn D. Roberts
Roberta
Cacace
Gad Teeers
Edward Kiefer
Anna Mae Davis
Socialist Voluntary Committer
Junior Legion Tourney Advances to Semi Finals
The National American Legion Baseball tournament heads to the semi finals in Minneapolis. Brockton beats Tucson 4 1 after Arizona bowed out. Albemarle defeats Southwestern Arizona 5 2. Cincinnati faces Albemarle, with the Brockton loser meeting the victorious club.
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Minneapolis
Tfall
Tucson
Ariz
Brockton
Mass
Arizona
Albemarle
N. C
Cincinnati
Albermarle
America Firsters Convene in Detroit Nominating Convention
The America First party holds its first national convention in Detroit to nominate candidates. It has 1,800 delegates qualified with about 900 expected to attend from around 40 states. A pre-convention statement cites using an arson incident as dress rehearsal for the party’s future victory.
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Detroit
America First Party
Smith
Allied push near Gothic Line challenges Nazi fortifications
In Italy the 8th Army advances along the eastern front toward the Gothic Line and reaches within three miles of its defenses. British Prime Minister Churchill says Italy cannot sit as a full UN ally at the peace table after the war.
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Rome
Fang
Arzilla
United Nations Radio
Algiers
Mark Clark
Pesaro
Adriatic
Haly
Churchill
Italy
United Nations
France
Great Britain
World Security Heads Shape Postwar Order
Stettinius says principal states will include United States Britain Russia China with France proposed as a partner to police the world and keep peace. He notes some reticence in releasing Dumbarton Oaks talks details and explains secret discussions aim to calm views toward eventual agreement. The three delegation heads will issue statements on progress.
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Russia
Britain
China
France
World Organization
Stettinius
Dumbarton Oaks
Churchill Returns to London From Italy by Air
Prime Minister Churchill arrived back in London by air late Tuesday after a visit to Italy. He landed at an airfield with brief courtesy calls and planned further briefings upon return.
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London
Churchill
Italy
Newsman’s Paris Beat Captures City Fall In 45 Minutes
HAL PYLE chronicles AP reporter Don Whitehead arriving in Paris with a dust covered jeep. In 45 minutes he filed a 1600 word eyewitness account of the capital’s entry, aided by a reconnaissance driver and advance planning. The report outran U.S. papers due to censorship and rapid transmission. Whitehead entered with the Allied column at 9 57 a m through Paris gates.
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Rambouillet
France
Hotel Grand Veneux
Paris
Don Whitehead
Associated Press
Whitehead
United States
Jan Pinsince
E. m
St. Germain
Longjumeau
Port D’orleans
de Gaulle
LeClerce
Four Injured in Arcadia Car Collision at Hill Foot
In Whitehall Wisconsin a midday crash on highways 95 and 93 near the Main street hill in Arcadia injured four people. Lloyd Odin Tomter 26 Mondovi drove a Ford eastbound attempting a U turn while Paul Albert Grossman 21 Arcadia drove a 1929 Model A downhill toward the hill. Both cars sustained about 200 dollars in damage. Grossman and his three passengers including Gertrude Brom received injuries. Gertrude facial cuts and bruises while her brothers Philip 20 and Frank 26 had facial wounds. All were treated at St Johns clinic in Arcadia by Izabeth Comstock.
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Whitehall
Wis
Arcadia
Lloyd Odin Tomter
Mondovi
Paul Albert Grossman
H. F. Theurer
Grossman
Gertrude Brom
Philip Brom
Frank
St. J ‘S Clinic
Izabeth Comstock
Truck Driver Pleads Innocent To Homicide
Howard Corholt of St. Paul Minnesota pleaded innocent to a charge of negligent homicide after a three vehicle crash in Menomonie Wisconsin that killed five people including Carl Hanson’s family. Arraignment set for September 14 as the semi-trailer driver was not charged.
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Menomonie
Wis
Howard Corholt
St. Paul
Minn
Clarence Smith
Corholt
Carl Hanson
Hanson
Avife
Mabel Hanson
Stally
Smith
French Creek Choir To Present Sacred Concert
Ettrick Wisconsin special: The Luther League of South Beaver Creek Lutheran church presents an 8 p m sacred concert by the French Creek parish choir of 85 voices drawn from South Beaver Creek French Creek Fagernes and Tamarack under director Rev H O Aasen with Mrs Harold Hauge as accompanist. Lunch will follow at the South Branch school.
Stolen 1937 Dodge Sedan Recovered in Sparta
An automobile owned by Harold Youngberg of 421 South 14th Street, missing for two months, was found Tuesday morning in Sparta by the Sparta chief of police. The stolen 1937 Dodge sedan was taken July 1 from in front of Youngberg’s home.
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Harold Youngberg
South 14Th Street
Sparta
la En City
Youngberg
Wounded American Private Alfred Shay Hurt in France
Pfc. Alfred Shay, 23, seriously wounded in France on August 6, has been evacuated to England for hospitalization. He enlisted September 25, 1942, trained at Camp Livingston and others, and went overseas in October 1943. His family includes a brother in Australia and several siblings in Wisconsin.
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Ettrick
Wis
Alfred Shay
Rance
Gilbert Shay
French Creek
England
Shay
Army
Camp Livingston
Camp Gor-Shaydon Seaman
Fla
Camp Pickett
Sgt
Clees
Australa
Recruiter Seeks Workers For Coastal Naval Centers
Gordon T. Raitt, west coast navy establishments recruiter, will be in La Crosse this week through Sept. 2 with information on jobs for men and women at four navy yards two air stations an ammunition depot and one supply depot plus the air service command and ordnance depot at Herlong California. He will be at the U S employment service on the Exchange building second floor 8 am to 5 pm with repair and maintenance work on Pacific fleet ships damaged in action as the priority.
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Gordon T. Raitt
la Crosse
Air Service Command
Herlong
Calif
Eau Claire
Wausau
U. S. Employment Service
Exchange
U. S. Navy
Recruiter Seeks Men For Island Air Depot Jobs
First Sgt. Roy Jones of the air service command tours Fairfield Ohio to recruit civilians for the Hawaiian islands air depot. He will stay through Thursday at the U S employment service Second floor Exchange building. Jobs run for the duration plus six months and release soldiers for duty elsewhere. duties include repair and maintenance of air corps equipment in the area to avoid shipping back to the States.
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Roy Jones
Air Service Command
Fairfield
Hawaiian Islands
U. S. Employment Service
Exchange
Air Corps
Child Fatally Struck by Car in Madison
Carol Kay Jordee age 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milford L Jordee, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile last night. Coroner E A Fischer ruled the death accidental.
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Madison
Carol Kay Jordee
Milford L. Jordee
E. A. Fischer
Highest Award Given Heroic Plane Crewman
The congressional medal of honor goes to 21 year old Sgt. Forrest L. Vosler of Livonia New York wounded in the chest eyes and both legs he drove off German fighters repaired the radio and saved a tail gunner. Despite severe injuries he kept the radio operating sent distress signals and helped evacuate the wounded. He refused to be dropped overboard to lighten the plane and remains at Valley Forge General Hospital.
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Washington
Forrest L. Vosler
Livonia
New York
Vosler
War Department
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Wisconsin counties need hay for cattle feed
Farmers in ten Wisconsin counties lack sufficient hay for cattle feed. A survey by George M. Briggs of the University of Wisconsin Extension shows the shortfall in Lincoln, Barron, Oneida, Pepin, Trempealeau, Monroe, Portage, Adams, WauShara, and Richland. County agents will assist in obtaining hay.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
George M. Briggs
Unit of
Lincoln
Barron
Oneida
Pepin
Trempealeau
Monroe
Portage
Adams
Waushara
Richland
Briggs
Allied Armistice Terms Ready For Delivery To Sofia
London reports that Germany has begun withdrawing troops from Bulgaria as allied diplomats in Istanbul receive word that armistice terms may have been delivered. A Moscow broadcast cited Bulgarian agency claims of a swift Bulgarian frontier withdrawal while Istanbul notes a US and UK diplomatic meeting and the possible transmission of terms to Bulgaria.
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London
Bulgaria
Istanbul
Sofia
Moscow Radio
Garia - Romania
United States
Lawrence A. Steinhardt
Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen
Istan
Abe
Washington
Second Quad Dies at Hall County Memorial Hospital
In Gainesville Georgia a second quadruplet son of Mr and Mrs Arles E Lee died at Hall County Memorial Hospital. The infant was the third of four boys born premature Sunday night to the 23 year old wife of a farmer now in the army. The first born weighing 2 pounds 14 ounces died last night and hospital staff said the remaining two boys were in good condition and expected to survive. The father, a 25 year old anti tank gunner stationed at Camp Blanding Florida, was due to arrive Tuesday afternoon on emergency furlough. Mrs Lee is in good condition and has not been told of the death of the two babies.
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Gainesville
Arles E. Lee
Hall County Memorial Hospital
Camp Blanding
Fla
Lee
Woman Fatally Burned by Oil Stove Fire
Elizabeth Crevier, 84, died in Antigo Wisconsin Tuesday from burns after her clothing caught fire from an oil stove.
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Antigo
Wis
Elizabeth Crevier
Cushman Takes Command at Fort Sheridan
Col. George H. Cushman aged 54 of Chattanooga Tennessee assumed command of Fort Sheridan today, succeeding Col. John T. Rhett who transferred to the western defense command with headquarters in San Francisco.
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Fort Sheridan
Ill
George H. Cushman
Chattanooga
Tenn
John T. Rhett
Western Defense Command
San Francisco
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