Two Party System Worthy Of Preservation Says Lerner
Chicago report cites Max Lerner of the New York Star saying the two party system remains strong and useful. He argues voters see contrasting campaign messages from candidates and urges greater party unity. Dirksen notes candidates often bypass party platforms to chase local issues.
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American Political Science Association
Max Lerner
The
New York Star
Aften
Dirksen
Greece studies rail and air transport needs for rehab plan
Government survey in Greece assesses rail and air transport demands and priorities for rehabilitation. Researchers map distribution of farm products and evaluate feasibility of revitalizing transport links, noting Crete and other remote areas lag behind Athens in air freight networks.
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Aperts
Greece
Crete
Athens
WRUL Transmits Free Democracy Message Across Oceans
The WRUL station, promoter of Truly Free Democracy, expanded overseas outreach from Boston area transmitters. Founder Lemmon promoted an international university concept and non profit foundation to educate and unify listeners in South America Europe and Latin America. The wartime effort aimed to sustain morale and counter communist influence while reporting objective news and stock updates.
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Europe
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Lemmon
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Voice of America
Boston
Voice
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Italy
Latin America
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Dodgers Try To Outsmart Mental Examiners In Draft
Washington sources report draftees and officials debating how to beat army mental and psychiatric tests. New testing methods will emphasize visualization and job experience, while officials note some dodgers will face special interviews or legal penalties if they deliberately fail.
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Washington
NEA
Army
Sevartia
Air Force
Navy
Group Enters Battle Over Madison Chief
The Wisconsin State Council of County and Municipal Employes filed to participate as friend of the court in a tax case brought by William T. Evjue editor of the Madison Capital Times. Evjue alleged the state law barred appointing a non state to a police chief post. Weatherly named Madison chief two weeks earlier, replacing William McCormick who retires Jan 1.
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Wisconsin State Council of County and Municipal Employes
AFL
Wiliam T. Evjue
Madison Capital Times
Evjue
Bruce Weatherly
Antonio, Tex
John Lawton
Council
Weatherly
Wilam McCormick
The
Wisconsin Policemen’s
Unlabeled Personal Quote About Father and Preference
Aunt Het laments rumors about Pa and infidelity but expresses pride that he still prefers her despite others' claims.
Protective groups urge attorneys to enter suit
The Protective Association and the Madison Policemen's Protective Association have instructed attorneys to enter the suit, signaling legal escalation and coordinated civic action.
Lost River Length and Depth Report Near Bowling Green
A creek named Lost River near Bowling Green Kentucky measures 700 feet long with a depth exceeding half of its length suggesting notable water volume for a stream of this size.
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Lost River
Bowling Green
Rome Organizes Radio Med Center for Ship Service
Rome’s international radio medical center CIRM, founded in 1935 and directed by Prof Guido Guida, provides free medical advice to merchant ships. A core feature is continuity of care, with the same doctor following the patient, unlike other services that route cases to local hospitals.
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International Radio-Medical Center
CIRM
Guido Guida
Medrad
Orgation
Sven
Hunreds
United States
Belgium
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Argentina
South Atlantic
Guida
January Peak for Yearly Fuel Consumption
January is identified as the highest month for average annual fuel use, indicating seasonal demand peaks.
Milwaukee Driver Fined For Ignoring Open Bridge Lights
Emil Alberts, 30, Milwaukee, was fined by District Judge Harvey L. Neelen after he drove onto an open bridge leaf on the Wisconsin avenue span early Sunday. He climbed the raised leaf to oil the lift and the car bounced down injuring his brother, 26, of Duluth, Minn, who lost a right eye.
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Milwaukee
Emil Alberts
Harvey L. Neelen
Wisconsin Avenue
Alberts
Albert
Duluth, Minn
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