Candidates Hit Gov Goodland Blasts During Races
Two Republican candidates for governor criticized Governor Goodland and state policy. Delbert J. Kenny, speaking in Madison, accused the governor of disfavor toward the state GOP organization led by Thomas E. Coleman after Oshkosh council failed to endorse him. Ralph Immell, in Wisconsin Rapids, attacked the forestry program and urged legal limits on destructive second growth logging.
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Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
Madison
Thomas E. Coleman
Oshkosh
Ralph Immell
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenny
Coleman
Immel
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Lady Journalists Award Winners Named at Estes Park
In Estes Park Colorado women journalists were honored for top work. Eien Gibson of the Milwaukee Journal earned best news story recognition, Lawton of Racine Journal Times won best woman's page, and Ann Powers of Milwaukee topped the outstanding general or technical book contest.
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Estes Park
Colo
Ine Eien Gibson
Milwaukee Journal
Lawton
Racine Journal-Times
Ann Powers
Milwaukee
Polio cases rise in Springfield report
Thirty six infantile paralysis cases were reported to the state health department through June 15, compared with twenty one in 1945. The department said predictions of a polio epidemic this year are unwarranted at this time.
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Springfield
State Health Department
Finois
Holy Hour Service Set by Milwaukee Archbishop in Beaver Dam Park
Beav er Dam Wisconsin Catholics plan a holy hour at Swan’s City Park Sunday hosted by district 15 of the Holy Society serving Dodge and Columbia counties. Archbishop Moses E. Kiley of Milwaukee will celebrate and speak.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Doolittle Halves Texas To Chicago Flight Time
General Doolittle flew from Houston to Chicago in 3 hours 37 minutes aboard a Chicago and Southern DC-4, reducing the usual seven hour five minute commercial time. He carried about five newspaper men plus radio, oil company and air line executives.
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Shorty) Schroeder
Jimmy Doolittle
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Chicago
Houston
Tex
Associated Press
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Doolittle
Chicago and
Southern Air Lines
Air Line
Paul Knauer Jailed Amid Pro-Nazi Allegations
Paul Knauer, alleged pro-Nazi, jailed after lodging in the county jail. He was slated for a New York hearing before an enemy alien board at Ellis Island. Earlier, the U.S. Supreme Court denied his final appeal challenging Judge F Ryan Duffy's Milwaukee citizenship revocation.
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United States
Knauer
New York
Ellis Island
United States Supreme Court
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F. Ryan Duffy
Milwaukee
Duffy
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Famed tinsmith Hopkins dies at 94 in Springfield
Leon P. Hopkins retired plumber steam fitter and tinsmith who opened and resealed President Lincoln's casket in 1901 died in St. John's hospital yesterday at age 94. Lincoln's casket was opened for identification during remodeling of the tomb at Oak Ridge cemetery in Springfield.
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Springfield
Leon P. Hopkins
Lincoln
St. John's Hospital
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Cosmopolitan Internat elects Utke as treasurer
Gustave P. Utke of Milwaukee was named treasurer of Cosmopolitan International at the close of its tenth annual convention yesterday in Kansas City.
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Cosmopolitans
Kansas City
Gustave P. Utke
Milwaukee
Cosmopolitan International
Runaway 12-Year-Old Returned to Wausau
Sophia Mae Carlson vanished from Wausau and was traced to Milwaukee where police met the girl on a platform. She had ridden to visit an aunt but a long distance call halted that plan and she soon boarded a train back to Wausau.
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Milwaukee
Sophia Mae Carlson
Wausau
Esther Carlson
Milwauke
Sophia
King George lends Sandringham site as boys camping ground
The king loans a plot on the royal Sandringham estate in England for use as a boys camping ground. The arrangement marks a royal gesture toward youth outdoor activity and national service.
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King George
Sandringham
England
State Postmasters To Meet At Elkhart Lake
Oshkosh postmaster Ray Novotny said the Wisconsin postmasters convention opens at Elkhart Lake Friday for three days with about 500 delegates. Joseph J. Lawler, assistant post master general, will be the principal speaker.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Ray Novotny
Wisconsin
National Association of Postmasters
Elkhart Lake
Joseph J. Lawler
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
Advertisement claims pile torture is soothed in minutes by Peterson's Ointment a cooling astringent formula. It states thousands have found relief for 40 years and offers a 35c box or 60c tube with applicator with a money refund if not delighted.
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Peterson
Hoover Leaves Havana for United States Flight
Herbert Hoover departed Havana by plane returning to the United States after completing a food survey trip through South America for President Truman. He arrived in Havana yesterday during the tour.
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Cuba
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
South America
Truman
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