Zestful Truman Looks Forward To Campaign
President Truman, tanned and cheerful, plans a wide campaign tour after a nine day pre campaign cruise aboard the presidential yacht Wanderer. Press secretary Charley G. Ross says the trip will be extensive and begin with Labor Day speeches in Michigan before sweeping the nation.
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Truman
Charley G. Ross
Ross
Waenderer
Obituary for Lula West Aged 43 in Rockland Wisconsin
Mrs Lula West 43 died Saturday at her sister Nelle Schoppler's home in Rockland Wisconsin after a brief illness. Born December 24 1808 in Melrose Wisconsin she is survived by daughter Mrs Earl Duckworth Grants Pass Oregon two sisters Mrs Mabdel Mundt Bangor and Mrs Schepter and one brother Arthur Fallback of Rockland Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lula West
Nelle Schoppler
Rockland
Melrose
Wis
Earl Duckworth
Grants, Pass
Orvs
Mabdel Mundt
Bangor
Schepter
Arthur Fallock
White House Challenged Over Espionage Refusal
Congressional investigators accuse the White House of obstructing espionage inquiries and claim the government fails to enforce anti spy laws. The report urges stronger laws including a Mundt Nixon bill to curb communism and notes disputed Hiss Chambers testimony.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Congressional
White House
United States
House un-American Activities Committee
Clark
America
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Hiss
State Department
Committee
Communist Party
Russia
Juntities Committee
Truman
FBI
Justice Department
House
Senate
Wisconsin Centennial Exposition Sees Lower Attendance And Revenue
Exposition Director Ralph E. Ammon said the week long heat wave cost more than 100000 in gate revenue and related sources. He expects a 106000 profit when the event closes Sunday night despite only 37000 on the grounds this afternoon. Official attendance through last night reached 1663054, well above the original 1500000 estimate. average daily turnout for the first 21 days hovered near 80000.
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Milwaukee
Ralph E. Ammon
Ammon
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine McKenna in Caledonia
Catherine McKenna 84 died at daughter Mrs Everett Conley’s Beloit Wisconsin home Friday. Funeral Monday 9 a.m. at St John’s Catholic Church officiated by Rev A T Layne. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary at Blaschke funeral home Sunday. Survived by three daughters Mrs Alfred W Schieber Caledonia Mrs Charles Colleran Tomah Wis and Mrs Canley five sons Mayor Leo McKenna P J McKenna Joseph McKenna Dr Arthur McKenna Chicago and John McKenna Seattle two brothers Dan Sullivan Oxford Mich and John Sullivan La Crosse four sisters Mrs Julia Thomas St Paul Mrs Elizabeth Rowe Missoula Mont Mrs John Farrell La Crosse Mrs George Johnson Fairbanks Alaska 14 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren.
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Mckenna
Caledonia
Minn
Catherine McKenna
Everett Conley
Beloit
Wis
St. John's Catholic Church
A. T. Layne
Calvary Cemetery
Blaschke
Alfred W. Schieber
Charles Colleran
Tomah
Canley
Leo McKenna
P. J. McKenna
Joseph McKenna
Arthur McKenna
Chicago
John McKenna
Seattle
Wash
Dan Sullivan
Oxford
Mich
John Sullivan
la Crosse
Julia Thomas
St. Paul
Elizabeth Rowe
Missoula, Mont
John Farrell
George Johnson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Prices Rise Threatening Liberal Canada Government
The rising cost of living is a top political issue as price trends threaten Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s Liberal government. If the trend continues, the Liberals may face a no confidence vote, potentially triggering an early election amid summer bye elections showing gains for the Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation. Parliament likely to convene in December or January.
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Wiliam Lyon Mackenzie King
Louis Stephen St. Laurent
House of Commons
Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Party
Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
Clergy to Lead Bishop McGavick’s Requiem in La Crosse
The funeral rites for Bishop McGavick include bishops O Connor Green Bay Meyer Superior Treacy La Crosse and Archbishop Riley with Master of ceremonies and pallbearers from local churches. A 36 hour public mourning period begins with the first vespers at the cathedral and ends after the requiem mass with diocesan officials presiding. Burial follows at the Catholic cemetery in La Crosse as about 20 archbishops and bishops gather for tribute.
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William T. O'Connnor
Madison
Stanislaus ¥. Bona
Green Bay
Albert G. Meyer
Superior
John P. Treacy
la Crosse
Archbishop Riley
Edmund G., Bettinger
Holy Cross Seminary
O’connor
Thomas Hayden
Bonar
Joseph N. Bach
Bishop Treacy
Joseph B. Ferron
Aquinas High School
Meyer
Aquinas
Four-engined plane makes final test over lake test run
The vast craft with 39 aboard flew from Patuxent Naval Air Station Maryland to Natal Brazil on a long hop and circled Ann Arbor before proceeding to Chicago. An escort of navy planes accompanied the final test.
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Hawaii
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney
Neb
Nebraska
Lang
Navy
Fred W. Lester
Downers Grove
Til
Fred
Okinawa
Cook County Fair
Lake Shore
Patuxent, Md
Honglulu
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Natal
Brazil
Ann Arbor
Chicago
UW regents award Kemper Knapp scholarships to Wisconsin students
Aron R. Allen of Manston and Ruth A. Beatty of Richland Center were among 42 students receiving Kem per K. Knapp scholarships from the University of Wisconsin board of regents. The $500 awards support the upcoming school year. Marshal Pavel Tybalka, commander of Soviet armored and mechanized troops, died after a long illness, per Moscow radio.
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Wis
Aron R. Allen
Manston
Ruth A. Beatty
Richland Center
Kemper K. Knapp
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
London
Pavel Semyonovich Tybalka
Moscow Radio
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