Rep Smith declares UN dead over Holy Land partition vote
Rep. Smith of Wisconsin told the House the United Nations is dead after the November 29 vote approving partition of Palestine. He cited pressure from the United States and Washington officials on Haiti Liberia and the Philippines to sway votes. Smith threatened a 1948 investigation into acts of officials and citizens tied to the partition lobby. Mexico reports 250000 more acres planted to wheat than a year ago.
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Marshall Unable To Attend Wisconsin Centennial Kickoff
Secretary of State George C. Marshall cannot attend Wisconsin’s January 5 centennial kickoff. He must be in Washington January 6 for the congressional session, per committee chair Justice Marvin Rosenberry. The committee will choose another nationally prominent speaker.
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English Writer Critiques Modern Education at Viterbo
Rev. General Vann O P English lecturer and writer warned that activism and negativism are modern diseases. He urged Christian education to foster wisdom linking truths across disciplines, arguing the Christian path is positive growth, not a negative program.
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Moroccans Ban Candy for Young Warriors in 17th Century
Moroccan youths in the 1600s were prohibited from eating candy as it was deemed the food of soldiers. The restriction linked sweets to martial norms and royal attitudes toward youth and health.
Radio Programs Guide Highlights Daily Lineup
An extensive listing of radio programs from NBC CBS ABC PBS MBS and WKBH FM for December 1 1943 including The Fat Man Meet the Press Grand Ole Opry Abbott and Costello Manon and Metropolitan Opera with morning to late evening slots and special broadcasts across networks.
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Fanny Brice
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Boris Karloff
Spike Jones
ABC
Fat Man
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Tommy Bell
Steve Belloise
WLCX
MBS
Burl Ives
Ted Husing
Informa
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Aft
Archie Andrew
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Louisville Philharmonic
Sen. Capehart
NBC Symphony
Erich Kreiber
Grand Ole Opry
Museum of Modern Music
Malone Mbs
Shedy Valley
Mort Downey
WKBH
Dr. Perrin
Frank Merriwell
Archie Andrews
the Meeks
Smilin
Ed McConnell
Hayshakers
Wisconsin
Taxpayer's Alliance
National Farm & Home Hour
Nelson Olmsted
Orchestras of the Nation
Doctors Today
Edward Tomlinson
NBC Syphony
Frank Binatra Chaplin
Concers Motel Grill Orchestra
Click Orchestra
Adrian Rollini
The
Mermaid Room
Wkeh-Fm
Jerry Geers
North Duevel
Tommy Bartlett
North
Duevel
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Betty Russell
Pan Alley
Bill Erin
Tommy Dorsey
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Hawaii
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Vaughn Monroe
Students See Holiday Play at Central High
Stephen Vincent Benet's A Child Is Born was presented to Central high school students for the Christmas assembly. The music department under Alvin Mikelson performed holiday selections. Cast included Joseph Michalke Robert Linse Ardelle Tank Verna Martens Sue Miller Glen Senstad Don Pulver Tom Sholes Bob Weber Leland Halberg. Costumes from University of Wisconsin. Staging and properties managed by Gordon Harvey Shirley Stukins Jean Ross Joanne Burghardt Pat Thoeny. Direction by Miss Eva Murley.
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Joseph Michalke
Robert Linse
Ardelle Tank
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Sue Miller
Glen Senstad
Don Pulver
Tom Sholes
Bob Weber
Leland Halberg
University of Wisconsin
Gordon Harvey
Shirley Stukins
Jean Ross
Joanne Burghardt
Pat Thoeny
Eva Murley
Reserve Pilots Meet Army Air Reserve at La Crosse Airport
Army and reserve pilots in the La Crosse area are scheduled to meet at the municipal airport Saturday at 8 a.m. officials announced Friday.
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Northern Ireland to spend 22 million yearly on health service
Northern Ireland plans a 22 million dollar annual expenditure to fund a new health service. Officials say the funding will support expanded care access and improved public health programs across the region.
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Tuberculosis Beds Largely Government Controlled in U S
About 97 percent of all American hospital beds for tuberculosis patients are government controlled. This reflects extensive public sector involvement in TB care across the country.
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