Reserve Officers Warn U S Defenses Short on Leadership
Brig. Gen. E. A. Evans of the Reserve Officers Association criticized U S defenses as lacking leadership at the Pentagon and urged Congress to hear testimonies. He said manpower is shrinking under a failed volunteer system and that reserve morale is severely eroded with little training for national emergencies. Col. William T. Neblett echoed calls to prepare for an undeclared emergency.
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Washington
Russia
E. A. Evans
Reserve Officers Association
Pentagon
National Defense Department
William T Neblett
The
Association
Seek Director of State Youth Service
Wisconsin state youth service commission narrowed the field for director of the division of youth service from 40 to seven candidates after screening. Judge Albert H. Schmidt of Manitowoc serves as vice chairman and chairs the nominations.
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State Youth Service
Waukesha
Wis
State Youth Service Commission
Wisconsin Division of Youth Service
Albert H. Schmidt
Manitowoc
Oil-O-Matic launches three hour burner install plan
Arthur Hollnagel of 925 Jackson Street reports return from Minneapolis where Oil-O-Matic announced a regional meeting. The program to install oil burners in winter within three hours was unveiled to dealers to replace old inefficient installations.
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Arthur Hollnagel
Jackson Street
Minneapolis
Oil-O-Matic Company
Clues in Virus Drug Research Highlight Elvehjem Findings
Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem of Wisconsin outlines how vitamin B-1 deficiency raises resistance to paralysis in mice and how riboflavin pantothenic acid and amino acids affect viral infection. He notes obstacles in drug development but emphasizes accumulating fundamental knowledge from nutrition research.
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New York
Asat
Conrad A. Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin
Elvehjem
American Pharaceutical Manufacturers Association
Woman Convicted on Vagrancy Charge in County Court
A jury of five men and one woman found Jeanette Coleman of 1631 Jackson Street guilty of vagrancy as a common drunkard in county court Monday afternoon. She was arraigned December 3 and pled innocent. an affidavit of prejudice was filed against Judge R V Ahlstrom for the December 15 hearing before acting county judge Charles Varco. The court imposed 30 days in jail and warned that repetition would bring harsher penalties. An appeal to circuit court was filed by her attorney.
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Jeanette Coleman
Jackson Street
R. V. Ahlstrom
Charles Varco
Roger Hafner
Varco
A. W. Herdrick
Gene Loening
Ruth Jaeger
Otto Schroeder
Walter Medary
Arthur Tabbert
Sheep Waistcoats Guard Lambs From Winter
Edinburgh report says Scottish farmer John Ewart of Taynuilt outfits Argyllshire lambs with flour bag waistcoats dipped in boiled linseed oil. The oilproof, waterproof coats stretch to keep wool dry, reducing need to move flocks to warmer areas October through May.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
John Ewart
Taynuilt
Argyllshire
Ewart
Sunset Refraction Baffles Human Vessels and Fish
The sun’s descent appears to dip below water for humans, while a fish perceives the light as an apparent high sky. This optical divergence highlights how light refraction alters cross-species perception at the water surface.
Marine League Plans Meeting at VFW Hall
Commandant William Fredrickson calls a Marine Corps League detachment meeting at 8 p m Thursday in the VFW hall. Members will vote on amendments to the national constitution and by laws and forms for American defense service medals and the World War II Victory medal, to be issued at a later ceremony.
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William Fredrickson
Leo D. Amundson
Marine Corps League
VFW Hall
League
Fredrickson
Rare shortia flower found in NC mountains and Japan
The rare flower shortia is reported to occur in the North Carolina mountains and in Japan, highlighting its limited geographic range and unusual distribution.
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Mountains
North Carolina
Japan
Fights Ban On Wearing Slacks At Central High
Fourteen year old Jeannette Delahunt leads a small protest with about 10 classmates against Central High’s dress rule banning girls from wearing slacks. She has been kept from classes after returning home rather than changing to a dress. Principal Donald H. Barker offered solitary seating with watched study. the Delahunt family objects and took her home.
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Camden
N. J
Jeannette Delahunt
New York
Jeanette
Central
Donald H. Barker
Thomas Delahunt
15 Month Old Dies From Burns In Wisconsin Fire
Karen Lounsbury aged 15 months died from burns after clothing ignited by a stove explosion in Reloit Wisconsin. Four other children escaped serious injuries when gasoline touched hot coals sparked the blast. The child was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lounsbury who moved here two weeks ago from Richland Center.
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Reloit
Wis
Karen Lounsbury
Aother
Charles Lounsbury
Richland Center
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Montclair
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