Roosevelt Wartime Powers Questioned in Democratic Nomination
Herbert Brownell criticizes wartime censorship as used to aid Roosevelt in a campaign. He cites a high Democratic leader conference and a special train in Chicago before the convention. Senator Samuel Jackson telegraphed the president of his renomination as the 48 state party committee prepares to meet after his West Coast inspection.
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Herbert
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Brownell
Roosevelt
New Deal
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Democratic Committee
Hannegan
Samuel Jackson
D-Ind
Deaths in Wisconsin home blaze ruled as self harm and assault
A Racine coroner’s jury found Mrs. Bernice Novak and her four year old son Albert died in a July 18 fire from attempted death by self action and an assault. The verdict attributes Albert’s death to a blow from an electric flatiron in Mrs. Novak’s hands.
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Racine
Wis
Bernice Novak
Albert
Novak
Walter M. Novak
Mass Production Approach to Education Is Criticized
Madison Wisconsin July 25 1944 Harold D Smith federal budget director tells superintendents and principals that American education must be more flexible and life oriented away from mass production. He urges active civic engagement and warns education must remain freedom and opportunity for common man. Other speakers include Morphet Gaffney Merritt Falk Dykstra and Foulkes.
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SSE Tribune
Madison
Wis
Harold D. Smith
Federal Bureau of the Budget
University Institute Today
Smith
Florida State Department of Education
Mathew P. Gaffney
New Trier High School
Winnetka, Ill
Harry Merritt
Wisconsin State Det
Phillip H. Falk
University of Wisconsin
Clarence A. Dykstra
John Guy Foulkes
Girls Plead Guilty On Arraignment For Aiding Nazis' Flight
BAY CITY Michigan two Shiawasse county girls Kitty Case 20 and Shirley Cruce 18 pleaded guilty on arraignment before U S Commissioner Clarence J Pettit and were remanded to Bay county jail for bond of 5000 each They were arrested with two men after spending a night in a wooded area near Owosso They admitted assisting the German prisoners of war to escape from a canning plant and were rearrested on a conspiracy to defraud the United States charge with possible two year prison term
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Bay City
Mich
Shiawasse County
U. S
Clarence J. Pettit
Kitty Case
Shirley Cruce
Bay County
Bric Clausen
Gottfried Hobel
Ray E. Gellatley
Owosso
United States
War Department
Detroit
John C. Lehr
Scientists Find New Preservative For Eggs
Scientists at Michigan State College experiment station report two egg preservation methods. One coats eggs with oil and preservative to keep them strictly fresh for months. The other freezes eggs for home use, preserving them indefinitely.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College Experiment Station
Weather Record forecast showers and cooler trends
Showers tonight with cooler conditions in the northwest portion. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler. Scattered thundershowers cover the state tonight and end by forenoon Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday follows.
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Portowa
Denaturalization Cases May Be Dismissed
Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy considered a government request to drop 10 pending denaturalization cases involving Wisconsin residents. Assistant DA Carl R Becker said the Supreme Court ruling on evidence limits makes further prosecution unwarranted. Paul Knauer, VP of the German American Citizens Alliance, already had citizenship revoked with stay pending appeal. Seven were found not guilty, two rulings pending, and five cases未 action.
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F. Ryan Duffy
Carl R. Becker
Supreme Court of the United States
Becker
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Paul Knauer
Wisconsin liquor shipments forecast at fall convention
The Wisconsin Wine and Spirit Institute predicted larger liquor shipments this fall due to next month's alcohol fee. The group noted the industry will produce millions of gallons of neutral spirits for blending. William H. Shappert of Milwaukee was re elected president. Other officers named include David Hamilton of Madison as vice president, Carl Noelke of La Crosse as secretary, and Louis Milan of Madison as executive vice president.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Wine and Spirit Institute
William H. Shappert
Pe & Institute
David Hamilton
Madison
Carl Noelke
la Crosse
Louis Milan
Legal and traffic court notes from Wisconsin and Onalaska
Daily Records reports multiple cases from Milwaukee and Shelby area courts. Neglect and support denial led to adjournment and a 100 dollar fine. others include vehicle registration violations with fines around ten dollars. a Wellington farmer received 30 days labor for assault and battery. several real estate transfers list transfers in Onalaska and corner properties in Milwaukee area.
Birthday wishes listed for Wisconsin residents in local column
A birthday acknowledgment lists readers from diverse Wisconsin towns. Names include Mary Ellen Haines of CashionWis and relatives in Black River Falls Sparta Tomah West Salem and Gays Mills with twins Vern and Verna Gilbertson and Oliveer and Olive Taylor among others.
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Cashion
Wis
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West Salem
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Liene
Black River Palle
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Vern
Verna Gilbertson
Black River Falls
Bari Taylor
Sparta
Oliveer
Olive Taylor
Tomah
Melvin Steiner
Gays Mills
Bessie Remington
Blue River
Darrell Sutherland Dies at Age 10 in Sparta
Darrell Sutherland, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sutherland, died at his grandparents’ home in Sparta Saturday at 6:30 p m after a long cancer illness. Funeral services by Rev. A E Frederick Wednesday at 2 p m with burial in Tomah. He is survived by his parents a brother Lloyd and grandparents Mr and Mrs Brockman and Mr and Mrs Eli Sutherland.
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Darrell Sutherland
Stephen Sutherland
Isaac Brockman
Darrell
A. E. Frederick
Tomah
Lloyd
Brockman
Eli Sutherland
Funeral for Pvt Er nest L Looker in Viola Wis
Military funeral services for Pvt Ernest L Looker will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Viola United Brethren church with Rev George H McAhren officiating. Burial will follow in the Viola cemetery. Looker, a student in the army air force school at Las Vegas Nevada, drowned in a base swimming pool last Thursday. His body arrived Monday night and friends may call at Henthorn funeral home. He was born in Viola on April 23 1925 and later lived on a town of Liberty farm. He married Miss Ann Cierno of Denver on July 12. Survivors include his wife, parents, brother James in Corsica, and sisters Betty Walker of Yuma Arizona and Charlene a Viola high school student.
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Ernest L. Looker
Viola United Brethren Church
George H. McAhren
Pvt
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Army Air Force School
Las Vegas
Nev
Henthorn
E. B. Looker
Liberty
Air Corps
Florida
Colorado
Nevada
Ann Cierno
Denver
Colo
James
Corsica
Verlin
Betty) Walker
Yuma
Ariz
Charlene
Viola High School
Prairie du Chien Man Joseph Wachuta Dies After 10 Week Illness
Joseph Wachuta 88 of Prairie du Chien died Saturday morning at New San Prairie du Chien after a 10 week illness. Born in Czechoslovakia April 13 1856 he came to America at 13 and settled in Prairie du Chien. He married Emma Wilharber November 6 1882 and farmed nearby before retiring 25 years ago to Prairie du Chien. Surviving are son George and wife Lilian Beneker daughters Myrtle Dusso Leo and others 18 grandchildren seven great grandchildren one brother James and sister Mrs Frank Stalmeyer. Funeral services were at St Johns Catholic Church Tuesday at 9 am with burial in St Gabriels cemetery. Rev Paul Monarski officiated.
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New San
Czechoslovakia
America
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George
Wachuta
Lester
Stella
Lillian Beneker
Myrtle Dusso
la Crosse
Leo
Chicago
James
Frank Stahlmeyer
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Gabriel's Cemetery
Paul Monarski
Last rites held for Mrs Amalia Kasberg in Holmen church
Amalia Kasberg 74 died Friday at Grandview hospital after two weeks confined with a fractured hip. Funeral at Holmen Lutheran church with burial in Long Coulee cemetery. Born January 9 1870 at Highland Prairie Minnesota she lived in La Crosse area and Holmen. Survived by 4 daughters and 5 sons 144 grandchildren and three sisters.
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Wis
Amalia Casberg
Grandview Hospital
Holmen Lutheran Church
Jewett Worsen
H. C. Smeby
Long Coulee
Amalia K. Kasberg
Highland Prairie
Rushford
Minn
Minneapolis
Clifford
Freeport
Earl
Arnold
Leonard
Kendell
Augusta Tofstad
Theodore Cook
Petra Kasberg
San Francisco
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Band to Give Concert at Copeland Park
The La Crosse Concert Band directed by D Russell Wartinbee will present a concert at 8 p m on Wednesday at Copeland Park according to the park department.
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la Crosse
D. Russell Wartinbee
Copeland Park
Park Department
Spirit of 76 thrills La Crosse with full houses and bonds
Enthusiastic audiences filled the Wisconsin theater for two Spirit of 76 performances in La Crosse. The show toured 22 cities and helped raise 75,550 in bonds here, bringing the city total toward six million. The program featured Sgt Larry Cohen narrator and a violin trio led by Corp Fred Broders, with other acts from Lt Jerome Frisch Capt Marvin Kress and performers Lou Carter Tommy Tucker and Chet Cardette.
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County Bond Drive Falls Short in La Crosse County
La Crosse county shows uneven progress in the Fifth War Loan drive with a total of 1 010 980 dollars in bonds sold, 78 percent of its quota. Several townships meet or exceed their targets while others lag, and residents are urged to redeem pledges in the drive’s final days to reach the county quota.
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City of la Crosse
Register At Once For Picnic By Chamber Members
Chamber of Commerce families and farm families totaling 1 837 signed up by Tuesday for the rural affairs picnic at Waterloo park on Wednesday. Secretary Hugh G Corbett urged returns in by morning to aid arrangements while J C Newhouse and A E Weber oversee refreshments and beverages. A W Rice and William Freise arranged music games and contests for an afternoon program. Members will be at the grounds in the morning to prepare for guests who arrive at 10 30 with lunch at 12 30 and the first entertainment number at 1 P M.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Park
Hugh G. Corbett
J. C. Newhouse
A. E. Weber
A. W. Rice
William Freise
Ration Guide Lists Stamp Values and Food Prices
The guide details red blue and airplane ration stamps with validity dates and quantities for meats fats sugar and gas. It lists price ceilings for fruits vegetables in La Crosse Wisconsin and Winona Minnesota for a July 20 to 26 period, including specific per pound and per dozen costs.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Winona
Minn
California
Bermuda
AFL president to speak at Wisconsin convention
William Green leader of the American Federation of Labor will be principal speaker at the state AFL unit's annual convention in Oshkosh opening August 21 Edith Gilbert convention committee secretary said.
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Oshkosh
Wis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Edith Gilbert
Winona Livestock Market Report From SWIFT & COMPANY
Winona Minnesota market notes hogs steady to 60 cents higher with top 14.30, cattle steady with good to choice 14.00 to 15.75, heifers up to 15.00, calves 12.00 to 14.00, lambs 12.25 to 13.25, and hogs ceiling at 13.55 in Winona county. Chicago items follow with hogs, cattle, sheep and potatoes prices and market status.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WPFA
Montana
Washington
Milwaukee Livestock
Milwaukee
Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report
Chicago grain quotes show Sept Dec and May wheat oats and barley with varied openings highs lows and closes. Milwaukee livestock prices list hogs cattle calves and sheep with steady to higher bids and detail on grade and weight ranges.
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Zander, Brillion News Publisher, Dies at 72
Otto J. Zander longtime publisher of the Brillion Weekly News and former Wisconsin Press Association president died Tuesday at age 72. He led the paper for 46 years and was a prominent figure in Wisconsin journalism.
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Brillion, Wis
Otto J. Zander
Brillion Weekly News
Wisconsin Press Association
Sweden's Press Law Ties To Tuition Policy
A note from Sweden asserts that the law governing the press is integrated into tuition. The claim links media regulation to education policy, suggesting students learn about press rights within coursework.
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