Central Logan Highs Hold Last Midyear Programs
Central and Logan High School ceremonies closed the midyear activities with 81 graduates at Central. Rev. Harold N. Stoffel urged love of God and country, personal responsibility, and living by convictions, while Maj. Christian H. Dragsbak spoke on responding to God’s ability and the heritage of liberty.
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Logan
Logan Central
Harold N. Stoffel
English Lutheran Church
Christian H. Dragsbak
Salvation Army
Rev. Stoffel
Logan Group
Sea of Galilee
Peter
John
Jesus
Ickes Seeks Big Oil Trust For Education Agenda
Harold L. Ickes urges using income from tidelands oil to fund a federal education trust for democracy’s jobs. He cites Texas Louisiana oil estimates at 10.5 billion barrels and a potential $27.31 billion value at $2.62 per barrel, proposing a Rockefeller‑style foundation under strong legislation. He notes the Supreme Court ruling on federal interest along California’s coast.
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Milwaukee
Tidelands
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Texas
Louisiana
California
Mississippi
Florida
U. S. Supreme Court
Radio implants in rats hint at human trials
A scientific study reports successful implantation of tiny radio receiving sets in the skulls of white rats for psychological tests. Researchers suggest possible human applications and propose studying the effect of brain shock on a freely moving subject.
Start Trial Of Axis Sally For Treason
Axis Sally figure Mildred E Gillars faces treason charges in U S district court as the trial opens Judge Curran oversees proceedings with earphones for jurors and reporters Jury selection signals a lengthy case projected to last about two months Prosecutors plan to present Nazi propaganda broadcasts from 1941 to 1945 The defendant a former actress arrived from Frankfurt and is known also as Mildred Elizabeth Sisk
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Washington
U. S
Mildred E. Gillars
Portland
Maine
Mildred Elizabeth Sisk
Edward M. Curran
District of Columbia
Itl
James J. Laughlin
Larsson Named to Wisconsin Press Photographers Panel
E H Timm of Wausau was elected president of the Wisconsin Press Photographers association at a Sunday meeting. Robert Boyd of Milwaukee became first vice president with Fred Inversetti of Ripon as second vice president and Francis Schweinler of Mosine as secretary. Fred Waltman of Appleton was chosen treasurer. Committees include Alton Cross, Birt Oberlies of Neenah, and Carl Truner of Waupaca.
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Wausau
Wis
E. H. Timm
Wisconsin Press Photographers Association
Robert Boyd
Milwaukee
Fred Inversetti
Ripon
Francis Schweinler
Mosine
Fred Waltman
Appleton
Alton K. Cross
Birt Oberlies
Neenah
Carl Truner
Waupaca
Inversetti
Marshall Simonson
Kenosha
Harry Larsson
la Crosse
N. K. Nielsen
Helen Ragstad
Marshfield
Roy R. Weinkauf
Don Krohn
George Koshallek
Wisconsin Rapids
Schedule Meeting Of Swine Breeders In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting in Madison on January 31. Harold Hardt, secretary, reported that the session will coincide with the University of Wisconsin farm and home week. Reports on a swine inbreeding program will be given.
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Wisconsin Swine Breeders’ Association
Madison
Harold Hardt
University of Wisconsin
Co Op Meeting Set By La Crosse Cooperative Union
La Crosse Cooperative Association schedules a Monday 8 p m gathering at Pioneer Labor hall. Officers and local union members and spouses are invited. Midland Cooperative Wholesale representatives and directors Ray Tyson and Edwin Larkin will attend as the meeting sets the par value and interest rate on common stock with lunch provided by Midland.
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Pioneer Labor Hall
Midland Cooperative Wholesale
Ray Tyson
Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire Consumers’ Co-op
Midland Group
Musicians Federation Holds First Executive Meeting in Zurich
The inaugural executive committee of the International Musicians Federation met in Zurich with William Batten of Britain presiding. The federation formed in Zurich in 1948 to promote cooperation among musicians' groups worldwide. French fried briks popular in Tunisia feature raw egg folded into pastry and fried.
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Zurich
Switzerland
International Musicians’ Federation
William Batten
Britain
Tunisia
Author Of The Week Diary Tells Of Nansen Son In Captivity
The diary by the son of explorer Fridtjof Nansen covers over three years in German prison camps and was written as a report to his wife. He is married with several children, an in-demand Norwegian architect, and at times connected to UNESCO's displaced lions bureau. The diarist kept a daily record despite the danger of discovery.
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Fridtjof Nansen
Lions Bureau
Unesco
Nansen
Relief Parcel Rate Reduced to Marshall Plan Countries
Gift parcels will be accepted at reduced rates to Austria Belgium France Greece Western Germany Italy United Kingdom Luxemburg the Netherlands and Trieste. Reduced rates also apply to Vatican City Japan Korea and China. For details call the post office at 41.
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Belgium
France
Greece
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Trieste
Vatican City
Japan
Korea
China
Child Brings Raise in Paris for French Families
A Paris report notes families receive higher monthly pay than men with increases for fathers. A father of eight children earns a yearly bonus of 319 800 francs about 1 060 dollars. Includes purchase of Savings Bonds.
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Paris
Organize New Federation For Conservation Formed
A new federation for conservation is organized with a Sunday by law plan and set to meet March 19 20 to establish its by laws and unite outdoorsmen and clubs for a coordinated conservation effort. Leslie Woerpel of Stevens Point named temporary chairman leads preliminary work. Herbert Dann of Superior named temporary secretary.
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Sssin
Deer Committee
Leslie Woerpel
Stevens Point
e@ conservation
Herbert Dann
Superior
Indians in U S reservations spread across New Mexico Arizona
A fourth of American Indians on U S reservations live in New Mexico and Arizona according to the report.
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U. S. Reservations
New Mexico
Arizona
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