Masaryk predicts Hitler to die before trial
Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovak foreign minister, told an interviewer that Hitler will not live long enough to be tried as a war criminal. He said Hitler will be removed by the military or die by his own hand. Masaryk spoke while visiting the United States for the UN relief conference. Emil Ludwig also predicted Hitler's death as the Allies gain victory.
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Missouri marriage law reduces demand for licenses
Kansas City Missouri reports a new law requiring blood tests for marriage licenses, causing clerks like James Kilmer to resign after 25 years. Applicants may seek licenses in Kansas City Kansas where no waiting period or tests exist, leaving Missouri clerks idle and border towns affected.
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Eire to intern 12 Nazi naval officers
London reports Ireland will intern 12 German naval officers and sailors picked up after the Bay of Biscay action in which three German destroyers were sunk. German envoy Eduard Hempel failed to win release, arguing the crew were shipwrecked and not to blame for their capture.
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Standard Brands to Buy Shefford Cheese Co
Standard Brands Inc plans to purchase the outstanding stock of Shefford Cheese Co Inc of Green Bay Wisconsin. Shefford was once a subsidiary of Kingan Co and operates plants in Green Bay Nashville and Dallas.
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Indictment Expands in Nazi Propaganda Campaign
A broad federal indictment charges 30 defendants, including George Viereck and Elizabeth Dilling, with conspiring to incite mutiny in U S armed forces and establish a Nazi regime. The case expands a year-old probe, with penalties up to 10 years and $10,000 fine. Dilling defends her stance as opposition to a one man edict rule.
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Recreational School Set for Menomonie In January
A recreational school will be held at Menomonie on Saturday January 22 with Trempealeau county invited. Sponsored by a Wisconsin Recreation Leaders Laboratory committee it will be attended by the county agent the home demonstration agent and other interested individuals. Miss Gwen Stenehjem will outline dramas skits and impersonations. Mrs Margaret Parker will handle music and singing and Verne V Varney will teach social recreation and games.
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Senator Carter Glass Reaches 86th Birthday in Virginia
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, first elected in 1901 with a break as treasury secretary, marked his 86th birthday Tuesday and called it just another birthday he preferred to forget.
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Radio Listings From January 4 1944
Daily program guide lists NBC CBS and blue network slots with shows like Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope Red Skelton Judy Canova Burns and Allen and news segments across 5 PM to 4:55 AM including dramas comedies and musical interludes.
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Radio Schedule Highlights War Time Programs
A listing outlines January 4 network changes including Captain Midnight sketches, News Report segments with Quincy Howe and Lowell Thomas, War serials, musical variety with Jack Armstrong and Bill Stern, and Captain Tim Healy spy story. Also mentions Fred Waring, Lanny and eeeee songs, and other NBC CBS broadcasts.
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Child Improves After Brain Operation
Gladys Herrara two years old, flown from Havana with Cuban parents, is reported doing fine after a brain operation at University of Michigan hospital. Surgeon Dr. Max M. Peet performed a one hour procedure Monday afternoon and said the tumor appears not malignant and unlikely to recur.
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Liberty Ship Gun Crew Downs 6 Nazi Planes
In Washington the navy credits the Liberty ship armed guard crew with shooting down six Nazi planes that marked the ship’s stack with swastikas upon docking. The claim attributes all six kills to the ship’s gun crew.
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Eleanor Roosevelt on servicemen and civilian understanding
Mrs. Roosevelt told the Columbia University Institute last night that service members face a changed outlook after war. She said young soldiers have seen death and learned what organized force can do, losing belief in life’s value and the idea of a fair fight.
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Trempealeau County Agriculture Committee to Meet
The Trempealeau County Agricultural committee will meet at the courthouse on January 11 to plan the new year's work program.
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Seven Thousand Servicemen Visit USO Club Weekend
Seven thousand soldiers visited the USO club over the weekend with as many as 180 entering per hour. The venue offered weekend pay, light lunches, a Saturday evening dance by Don Welch and his orchestra, and a Sunday matinee dance with music from a juke box.
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War work sped up in South Africa during conference
War production is being accelerated for both the South African army and UN forces after a conference. Attendees included South African and British war supply officials, with plans to increase orders and expand output across the region.
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Local Units Bear Fifth Of Wisconsin Pensions Costs
Wisconsin pension data for 1942 show county and local governments funded about 20.7 percent of old age assistance, totaling 15.51 million dollars. State government covered 30.2 percent, while federal funds accounted for 49.1 percent. Localities can seek reimbursement from cities and towns within their counties, but only 12 of 71 counties do so fully, with one county sharing only half of its 20 percent allotment.
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County Agent To Attend Rug Care Meetings
Langseth county home demonstration agent will attend meetings on rug care in Arcadia Ettrick Whitehall Strum Centerville Blair and Osseo from January 10 to January 19. Delegates to the center meetings will present the lessons to the clubs they represent.
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Opening of Eighth Coat School in Trempealeau County
Demonstration agent reports the opening of her eighth coat school in Trempealeau County at Chimney Rock. She conducts it with Miss Hazel Nicholas in home economics. First lesson on the evening of January 7.
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