Debbal Pee and the Liquor Inheritance Tale
A humorous column recounts Miss Nancy Alma Livingston leaving $1,134 to 19 relatives with a will clause that if any heir refused, funds would go to a saloon keepers fund for liquor promotion. Bar patrons mock the idea while noting the clever absurdity and possible consequences.
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Nancy Alma Livinston
Los Angeles
Sunshine Sanctuary of Heaven
Answers To Questions From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides concise answers to readers questions on varied topics from Bible chapters to bread yeast, rust removal, and measuring distances. Notable entries include Bible chapters totals, Trinity Sunday observance, the first speeding fine, and Malabar farm name origin.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
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Washington, D. C
Guns on the USS Missouri
The Missourie carries nine 16 inch guns about 60 feet long. Projectiles weigh nearly 3000 pounds and can be buried 30 miles at more than the speed of sound.
Uncle Sam's Almanac 1951 Fact Booklet Preview
A 48 page Sentera facts almanac outlines 82nd veterans bonuses weights and measures and national defense among its topics. Available for 25 cents postpaid, the pamphlet promises a wealth of information for the year.
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Uncle Sam
82Nd Veterans
Willoughby Eyes New Sorge Spy Revelations Before Congress
Major General Charles A. Willoughby asserts he has uncovered further Unguarded details on the Richard Sorge spy ring. He promises to present items censored by the Pentagon as congressional committees seek truth about Sorge’s operations in Asia and Japan during World War II.
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Defense
James Forrestal
Forrestal
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Far East
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Moscow
Russia
Pacific
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Pearl Harbor
U. S
Kitabayashi Tomo
Agnes Smedley
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Regents Approve Budget Increases Amid Staffing Cuts
The regents voted to raise several student and facility fees including $15 per semester tuition and $16 per semester residence hall charges. General education services received the largest allocation of $17,751,542 while staff reductions save $1. Too many details were garbled. multiple budget items and appointments were approved, with emeritus ranks granted to seven retiring faculty and 87 faculty promotions confirmed.
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Serger
Fred
Regents
Memorial Union
Infirmary
Curry
Civil We Stins. Opry
Eolsecke
Hee
James G. Fuller
Andrew W. Hopkins
Gustas Larson
Wakelin
Ranger Mac
McNeel
County Extension Service
James G. Milward
William Peterson
Robert Hurley
Frank J. Estvan
University of Southern California
William G. Harley
WHA
State FM
Sturgeon Bay
Madison
Wisconsin
T. W. Zillman
Wilfred Brogden
Graate School
Frances Zuill
College of Agriculture
Margery J. MacLachlan
Medical School
Paul L. Trump
Athletic Board
Civil Service
Motorcycles Now Only Cars From Portugal
The report states that motorcycles are the sole motor vehicles produced in Portugal, indicating a shift in domestic manufacturing away from other vehicle types.
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Portugal
DiSalle Holds Heated Session With Midwestern Feeders
U S price director Michael DiSalle faced rough questions from about 300 cattle feeders in Chicago at the Saddle and Sirloin Club. The meeting touched on cattle price rollbacks planned for May to October, with boos and applause as attendees pressed for feeder controls and policy details.
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Chicago
Michael DiSalle
U. S. Price
DiSalle
Illinois
Iowa
Union Stockyards
Fred Wilket
Malta
di Salle
Franklin J. Stransky
Savanna
Ill
di- Salle
Examination Tickets and Admittance in Selective Service Test
Fragmentary report notes 8:30 test start times and ticket issued admittance by the selective service system. Names connected to college faculty and individuals are partially visible in the damaged text.
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Seaniaes
Church School Opens Monday at Cargill Parish House
The Vacation Church School starts Monday at Casq Street location for kindergarten through sixth grade. Hours run 9 until 1 with a 50 cent registration per child for a two week period. Open to children from other churches, staff includes Hartley Moser Corell Cauffman Gatewood O Donnell Griffin Mangan Burkart Preston Sigrist Mack MacAulay. The theme is The Church and the last day features a play for parents and friends along with worship activities and crafts.
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Cargill
West Avenue
Casq Street
Mesdames
Richard Hartley
Jack Moser
William Corell
Donald Cauffman
Lee Gate
Marylin Bartheld Visits Yakima Relatives in Iowa
Come From Yakima LANSING Ia Special Mrs Harold Bartheld and Marylin Bartheld of Yakima Washington are visiting Mrs Robert Trayer and other family members in Lansing Iowa during a holiday season trip already underway.
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Harold Bartheld
Marylin
Yakima, Wash
Robert Trayer
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