Bishop Treacy warns of historic days and a possible short war
The Most Rev John P Treacy coadjutor bishop of La Crosse told Kiwanis club members that current events in France threaten global stability. He urged education to save the world and restore moral responsibility, warning against pagan influences and calling for lasting peace through truth and duty.
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Kiwanis Club
John P. Treacy
The
la Crosse
Treacy
France
United States
Collies Barking Saves 22 In Burning Building
In mobile Alabama early today a two year old collie named Princess roused 22 people from a garage and apartment fire. The blaze destroyed the garage and an apartment housing 14 African American residents and spread to a white house where eight whites slept. Victoria Corey said she awoke at about 3 am to the barking and watched flames approach. Norris promised Princess a big steak after the rescue.
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Mobile
Ala
Dan Sirmon
Victoria Corey
Princess
Collie
James Norris, Jr
Corey
Norris
Boy Shot by Brother in Indian Cole incident
Danville Illinois report of six year old George Moore dying from a 22 caliber gunshot to the head. Vermilion county coroner John Cole said the boy was shot by his half brother Gene Mowrey. Mrs Grubb of Indian Cole area identified the family.
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Danville
Ill
George Moore
John Cole
Vermilion County
Gene Mowrey
Grubb
Cole
Gene
Population rises by over fourteen million since 1939
Since mid 1939 the U S population has increased more than 14 million. The figure reflects steady growth amid economic shifts and migration patterns influencing national demographics through the period.
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U. S
Hutchins Says War Irreconcilable With Civilization
University of Chicago Chancellor Robert M Hutchins argued that no policy can assume another war is possible. He spoke at a luncheon marking the fifth anniversary of the first self sustaining atomic chain reaction, triggered on December 2, 1942 in a squash court beneath Stagg Field.
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Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Stagg Field
Wiley warns U S could lose next war in minutes
Senator Wiley argues the United States faces a rapid, catastrophic loss in a future war due to centralized military power. He calls for immediate decentralization of military establishments and government, and proposes constitutional and statutory changes to reduce vulnerability. He cites Soviet decentralization as a model and urges action from Secretary Forrestal and Cabinet colleagues.
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U. S
Wiley
Washington
United States
R-Wis
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsin
Defense
Forrestal
Soviet Union
Moscow
Milwaukee Road approves 38 new Diesel locomotives
Milwaukee road boards authorize purchase of 38 Diesel electric locomotives at an estimated 6.288 million dollars. The order includes eight 3,000 hp freight, six 2,000 hp passenger, 20 1,000 hp switching and four 1,500 hp versatile units. Diesel power will handle through Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis passenger trains and Chicago to Madison Sioux Falls routes. The 20 switchers boost dieselization of terminals, bringing total to 175 diesel locomotives.
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The
Milwaukee Road
C. H. Buford
Chicago-Milwaukee
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Chicago
Madison
Oe City
Sioux Falls
Buford
Whale meat shipment fuels Oslo silver fox luster claim
The Norwegian Pelagos reportedly returned from the Antarctic with a large supply of frozen whale meat to Oslo, claimed to enhance the luster of silver fox coats.
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Oslo
Antarctic
German Prisoners of War to Receive English Pay
German prisoners of war in Britain will draw part of their pay in English money and will be allowed to patronize stores.
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Britain
Man Sentenced for Unsanitary Egg Plant Operation
MADISON Wis Jacob Klempf Milwaukee president of Columbia Produce Co Inc Portage began serving a 23 day sentence in the Dane county jail after conviction for operating an egg breaking plant in an unsanitary manner He had originally received 60 days and a $200 fine Federal Judge Patrick T Stone reduced the jail term to 23 days and raised the fine to $1000 per his request for suspension and probation
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Madison
Wis
Jacob Klempf
Milwaukee
Columbia Produce Co., Inc
Portage
Dane County
Klempf
Patrick T. Stone
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Pepsi-Cola Company
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
By Richard P. Powers
Netines Espe
Guara
Im Cory
Wane Beves
Hastings
Better
Spark Plug Division
Tings Manufacturing CO
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Rayon Crepe
Rayon Taffeta
PLAID
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