Truman to submit peace charter after San Francisco meeting
President Truman plans to submit the peace charter to the Senate soon after its signing in San Francisco. Senate ratification is sought promptly with leaders indicating a desire for quick action. No word on Gen. de Gaulle’s visit or Byrnes’ possible appointment as secretary of state.
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Washington
Truman
San Francisco
Rossee
Olympia
Wash
Anes
Senate
Ross
Atco Tete
Neo
de Gaulle
White House
Charles de Gaulle
James F. Byrnes
Warmos
McCoy projects set to alter 53 buildings for personnel center
At McCoy Army Air Field a plan to remodel 53 buildings centers on a personnel center project. The contract for 31 additional structures may be awarded Saturday. Foundations and floor lines near completion, with private contractors to assume control soon. Water sewer work progresses as carpentry nears halfway, and a covered walk is built between two blocks at 11th Ave and F street.
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McCoy
H. E. Fillinger
Ing
11Th Ave
F Street
12Th Ave
16 Year Old Soldier Returns From Europe
Pvt. Leonard Kovel, whose parents say he will be 16 next Aug 11, is expected home from Europe soon. His father and mother claim he lied about his age to join, but Leonard admitted the error and said he would rather go to the camp than stay abroad.
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Chicago
Leonard Kovel
Europe
William Kovel
Leonard
Kovels
Disa
Deaths in Sparta and Seventy Six County Area
Jason T. Nicol, 59, of Sparta Wisconsin, died. Services set at St Peters Church and McCormick funeral home. Burial planned in Mount Hope cemetery. Rosary to be recited Thursday evening. Also notice of a daughter’s service at St Peter’s Catholic church with burial in Seventy Seven County.
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Jason T. Nicol
Sparta
Wis
St. P. m
E. E. Clarke
S Mortuary
Mount Hope Cemetery
Peter M. Privet
McCormick Funeral Home
St. Peter's Catholic Church
A. E. Wermerskirchen
Two Vehicles Collide In Long Prairie Incident
Mrs. Marion L. Spieker of Long Prairie Minnesota driving west on South Avenue collided with a vehicle carrying Pvt. W. K. in an early accident. Details remain sparse with limited readable facts from the report.
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Marion L. Spieker
Long Prairie
Minn
South Avenue
Pvt
W. K
Madison appoints Stege as rent director in area
Madison based action confirms Edward R. Stege, UW basketball luminary, named acting rent director for the Madison area. Stege, an OPA examiner-inspector last year, succeeds Merrill J. Hailey who recently resigned. Forrest Huff of Milwaukee district executive announced the change.
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Madison
Wis
Apof
Edward R. Steer
University of Wisconsin
Forrest Huff
Milwaukee
Stege
OPA
Merrill J. Hailey
Wood-joining glue shows high tensile strength
A test finds the top wood-joining glue achieving tensile strengths from five thousand to ten thousand pounds per square inch, indicating strong adhesion potential.
Troop 2 Girl Scouts Present Stagecraft and Awards
Troop 2 met Tuesday at Our Savior's Lutheran church parlors. They staged a short Romeo and Juliet by Marion Niebuhr and Miriam MacLachlan and rehearsed for the court of awards. The program included music, a Foster life scrap, songs, a first aid demonstration, and readings. Leaders M B Skundberg and Marguerite Kienahs were credited for the year’s success. Troop 6 met Monday at Trinity Lutheran church to plan Flag Day activities and end of year events, with camp movies, refreshments, shadow graphs, and badge progress noted. Projector and a funny movie were to be provided by Dr. Carl Peterson.
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Troop 2
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Marion Niebuhr
Miriam MacLachlan
Mary Ann Tooke
Joyce Anderson
Stephen Foster
Foster
Grace Dixon
Linnean Hanson
Jean Dixon
Marguerite Kienahs
Greugheuthe Pollow
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl O. Peterson
Herried
Scribe
Small Nations Demand Right To Withdraw From League
The San Francisco report says small nations insist on the right to withdraw from a world league, with the big powers seeking veto protections and a non-amendable charter unless universal agreement is reached. Veto issues shape the draft, while regional defense provisions gain momentum. Russia proposes multiple deputy secretaries but faces rejection as debates continue.
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San Francisco
United States
Conference Commission No. 3
Bible School Opens in Readstown Wisconsin
Daily vacation Bible school opened at the Readstown Christian church Monday morning for an all day session with a large enrollment.
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Readstown
Wis
Readstown Christian Church
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Linnea Anderson
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Bible School
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