Weaver named to lead Infantile Paralysis foundation work
Norman E. Weaver of Wausau is appointed to represent the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in northern Wisconsin Basil O Conn or president of the foundation announced. Weaver, a Wisconsin native and former football coach, will visit lodge chapters to discuss care facilities personnel and coordination with medical and hospital authorities in Lake Mills Wisconsin.
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New York
Norman E. Weaver
Wausau
National Foundation For
Wisconsin
Basil O’connor
Weaver
Stevens Point State Teachers College
Lawrence College
Appleton
Marquette University
Milwaukee
National Foundation
Ores
Isconsin
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
North Main Street
Lake Mills
Wis
New Mexico President Will Be Inaugurated
Mexico City reports Miguel Aleman will take office Sunday as the first civilian president in Mexico's history. He pledges broad private enterprise led industrial development and a largely private economy with state aid only in undeveloped sectors. About 3,000 witnesses attend including outgoing President Avila Camacho.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Manuel Avila Camacho
Teachers End Strike In Pleasant Valley Rural School
Five Pleasant Valley rural district teachers accept a 20 dollar monthly raise and return to classes Monday retroactive to September 1, ending a weeklong strike after a board offered 10 dollars and the teachers sought 30 dollars. No union was involved.
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Fort Dodge
Pleasant Valley Rural
Homemakers Discuss Lighting and Room Illumination
Miss Anita Gundlach outlines how lighting choices affect more than visibility, stressing eye strain and nervous system impacts. The La Crosse County homemakers adopt lighting as a yearly project with demonstrations on lamp types and IEC standards, plus practical tips for placement, outlets, and maintenance.
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Anita Gundlach
la Crosse Center
la Crosse County
Gundlach
Soviet Workers Safety Claim Denied by Mukden Officials
Changchun railroad administration officials at Mukden rejected the Soviet embassy charge that Russian employees were mistreated. The Nanking embassy said Soviet workers were being withdrawn after reports of beating and robbery.
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Tientsin
Changchun
Mukden
Nanking
Whitney Silks Lead Derby Field With 19 Starters
The silks of Harry Payne Whitney were carried by the greatest number of horses in a single owner name at the Kentucky Derby. Whitney has had 19 starters in Derby races, setting a record for their participation.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Disabled Vets Get First Choice At Surplus Sale
Disabled war veterans including the blind paralyzed and artificial limb cases will have first pick at a vast surplus sale for ex-GIs at Navy Pier. A special "disabled vets day" precedes the sale opening as 20 000 to 30 000 veterans are expected to attend with supplies valued in the millions. A 900 foot counter and 300 clerks will support the event with 35 trucks replenishing stocks nightly. Brazil's first nationwide labor congress was held recently in Rio de Janeiro.
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Chicago
Navy Pier
War Assets Administration
Stanley B. Adams
WAA
Army
Navy
Veteran and French civilian arrested in postwar loot case
In Starnberg a former U S Army sergeant Roy Welch 26 of Chicago and Jose Lechzak of France were arrested after guns including seven pistols and a Russian sub machine gun vehicles cameras and drugs were found at a rented house along with 10000 reichsmarks and $5000 in scrip and currency.
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Frankfurt
Third Army
Starnberg
Roy Welch
Chicago
Jose Lechzak
France
Welch
Dachau
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad describes FASTEETH improved powder that secures upper and lower plates for a firmer fit. It claims no gummy taste or pasty feel, is alkaline, and does not sour. It also notes it helps reduce plate odor and denture breath. Available at drugstores.
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Treasury Grand Opera
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