Man Fights for Life After Self-Inflicted Six Shots
Police report a 24-year-old man from Caledonia Minnesota attempted suicide by firing six shots from a 22 caliber revolver into his chest in a backyard after an engagement with Janet Erb. Bonadurer family heard the shots and found him. he was taken to a local hospital.
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Trisch
Caledo- Minn
Janet Erb
William Bonadurer
State Street
Uver
Bonadurer
Robert
Locomotive Salvage Sale At Camp McCoy Wisconsin
A 60 ton Alco steam locomotive USA 6964 is offered for salvage at Camp McCoy Wisconsin with sale closing July 17. Inspection behind ordnance building No 2184. The non serviceable engine includes tools accessories spare parts and pattern for grates.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Alco
USA
Camp E
Newton G. Bush
Trisch Found Unconscious After Back Yard Incident
Newhouse at 1514 Vine Street reported someone in the yard with a flashlight. Trisch lay unconscious beneath a revolver. he was revived in a police ambulance and talked to officers at the hospital. He had been working in Bloomer Wisconsin. Mrs. Erb returned a ring given by Trish to his mother in Caledonia, prompting the mother to call her son who visited Wednesday night.
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Newhouse
Vine Street
Trisch
Bloomer
Wis
Erb
Trish
Caledonia
Cartridge Defined as Powder Missive for Flintlock Musket
A cartridge is a round of powder wrapped in paper used in a flintlock musket. It describes the component as a complete unit for loading, igniting, and propelling the projectile during 18th and 19th century firearm use.
Methodists Council Urges Social Welfare and UN Cooperation
A Methodist committee called for collective bargaining reforms and workers protections including a guaranteed annual wage housing medical care and old age security. They favor United Nations participation and support for global relief while urging church backing of humane government efforts to feed clothe and heal the world’s hungry and sick.
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United Nations
United Nations Organization
Methodist Church
Brotherly P
Is God Winning with Church Leadership at Conference
Opening lecture of the 92nd West Wisconsin Methodist conference featured Dr. Lee F. Tuttle urging positive leadership from ministers and lay delegates under the theme Gods Team. He warned against triviality indecision and bitterness and drew a Gettysburg parallel to illustrate leadership failures.
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Methodist Church
Lee F. Tuttle
Gettysburg
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Tuttle
Church of Christ
God
Church of Jesus Christ
Reuben F. Halberg
Immel Bids Wisconsin Action to Solve OPA Tangle
Immel calls for coordinated effort between Wisconsin industry and government to resolve the OPA issue and urges bringing together the state's top minds for conference and action. He compares the need for vigorous state action to military logistics in World War II. Britain halves bacon ration from four to three ounces per week.
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Wisconsin
OPA
Patton
France
Rhineland
U.S
Britain
Lawrence Teacher John C. Lymer Dies at 70
John C. Lymer, 70, mathematics and astronomy professor at Lawrence College from 1906 to 1941, died yesterday after a short illness at a local hospital. Retired, he lived at Three Lakes Wisconsin and St. Petersburg Florida. Funeral services will be held in Milwaukee tomorrow.
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Rhinelander
John C. Lymer
Lawrence College
Three Lakes
Wis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Milwaukee
Red Cross Founding Ties to U S Presidents and War Dept
The American Red Cross was founded in 1881 with the U S president as its president and the War Department as its auditor, reflecting the early federal ties that shaped its oversight and mission.
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American Red Cross
United States
War Department
Jewel Theft Rumors Sweep Through Occupied East Indies
An official, refusing to be named, says a Batavia ring of British Dutch and Japanese nationals was smashed as part of a widening theft probe. Eight Dutch civilians are jailed in Java with more arrests expected, including British personnel overseas. Ten trunks of jewels, gold and cash were allegedly looted from private wartime holdings overseen by a Japanese officer.
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Captain Bride
Germany
East Indies
Batavia
Java
United Kingdom
Netherlands East Indies
Nostradamus Ran Beauty Parlor Patronized by Catherine de Medici
The famous seer Nostradamus is described as running a beauty parlor with Catherine de Medici listed among his clients, highlighting a lesser known facet of his career and connections.
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Catherine de Medici
Attorney General Warns Cities On All Night Soft Drink Setups
Madison officials say local governments may close soft drink night clubs where patrons bring liquor and party from midnight to 6 am. Oneida County DA warns such places could appear outside Rhinelander and challenge law enforcement. Martin clarifies counties towns and villages can set closing hours by local ordinance.
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Madison
John Martin
Wisconsin
Donald C. O'Melia
Oneida County
Martin
Rhinelander
O'Melia
Milwaukee County
O’melia
Steelman Nomination Approved for War Mobilization Post
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved John R. Steelman to lead war mobilization and reconversion. Steelman, the president’s special labor advisor, will succeed John W. Snyder, recently named secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
John R. Steelman
Steelman
John W. Snyder
Local drug stores in La Crosse advertise products at Liggett's and Lord Bepkina
Readable fragments indicate La Crosse area drug stores Liggett's and Lord Bepkina feature products for sale. The text outlines shop locations and retail promotion in a concise notice-like form.
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la Crosse
Liggett’s
Lord Bepkina
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