Governor Scatters To Corners Of State In Bid For 3rd Term
Wisconsin Governor Renne bohmana hints at a third term, citing improvements in state administration and expanded services. He accrues speaking engagements across the state, aligning with Republican workers in Wood County, Madison, and other locales. He stresses no promises to pressure groups, promising efficient service for tax dollars and no patronage. He points to welfare funding increases and educational incentives as legacies of his administration, while facing some criticism but asserting broad public support.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohmana
Wisconsin
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Unt
Bicuniss
Elvins Wwelec
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Lim
Attr Welkite
Altough
State Welfare Department
Leziskeure Jask
Tie
Owhp
Doat
Reyoethohm
Ic Plan Ug
Rembhen
Ins Pacty
M. Re Lud
Mirshfield
Laird
RFC Faces Scrutiny as Congress Probes RFC Loans
Washington reports the Fulbright Senate banking subcommittee investigates RFC lending, including a $37.5 million loan to Carl Strandlund for Lastean's housing venture. Critics say RFC financed a risky project and mishandled management, fueling debates on whether RFC should be abolished or its powers trimmed. The inquiry aims to determine if missteps influenced congressional appetite for reform.
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Washington
Ricconstruction Finance Corp
Congress
Lustron Corp
Cris
RFC
Fulbright Senate Banking Subcommittee
REC
Subgarmaitee
Pepe
Carl G. Steandlund
Lastean
Fulbright
D-Ark
Laltl
Strandland
Fans
Woman Shot Dead Crossing Street in Albuquerque
Mrs. Husa Rice, 26, formerly of Park City Utah, was shot while crossing an Albuquerque street Saturday. Berkeley Turner, 28, an Albuquerque cab driver, confessed he shot her after she allegedly threatened to call police if he did not end his advances. Rice, mother of two, was married to Rebork Lo Hive.
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Albsuq Leagur
Husa , Rice
Park City
Utah
Stout
Albuqerque
Paul Shaver
Berkley M. Turner
Albuquer
Gile
Padler
Mrebork Lo Hive
Weipa
Idoka
Sandu
Mre Rice
Irene
Brannan's Little Pigs and Pork Surplus Policy Shake Washington
Agriculture Secretary Brannan faces criticism as a surplus pork plan spurs debate over slaughtering pigs to curb supplies. Reports trace New Deal era tensions and looming food shortages blamed on mass slaughter, with farming years of ample production offset by a predicted bad year.
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Liv
Brannan
Benny A. Wallace
Wallace
Prom
Woman Claims Nurse Slain Witness Identifies Suspect
A woman from Little Rock testified to the RACLNE district attorney that she saw nurse Belts Jane McCall killed. Louise Cox identified a man she knew as the murderer, saying the crime occurred near Weve with Thomas E. Black to be executed in Arkansas.
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Raclne
Wis
Little Rock
Ark
Hen Hsing
Weve
Lila Bork
Tommy Black
Arthur Lucas Reli
Autoriey
Ie Worgan
Louise Cox
Jane McCall
Thomas E. Black
Arkansas
Lurvarelli
Irs
Cox
Belly Jane McCul
Lille Rock
Little Muck
Miss McCail
Judge Repeats Blast Against Hospital
A chaotic court transcript centers on a hospital dispute over patient care. Judge repeats sharp criticism as relatives and officials clash with hospital staff over admitting a patient for treatment. The governor says he will review the complaint while Dr Herbert Johnston defends procedures amid concerns of mismanagement.
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New Aonte
Kewaouer
Sateday
Saint Ny
Bany
Coal and Freight Services Impaired by Wage Arrears
Widespread unpaid wages and arrears affect coal and freight operations. Ongoing disputes involve ROLO operators and Western, north and south regions. About 5 million in funds remains uncollected as mines and carriers face mounting unpaid periods and production slowdown.
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Sunny Riet
Lewis Dives
Gita
Rolten
Betygen
Unt
Sige Companies
Spy ordeal details emerge in Shipkov interrogation
A Bulgarian defector, Shipkov, recounts brutal 30 hour interrogation by seven men aided by three women under a chief. He says he was held on a wall stance, coerced with threats, slaps, and repetitive charges of espionage while his nerves and body broke.
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Pave VW
Aullilia J
Leove Agviss
Nis
Bin
Shipkey
Bern
Shipkov
Stipkov Broek
Iitersegulars
Shipkev
Tor
Lorerail
Shipsey
Becca Wherther
Shipkay Refutes Spy Claims and Seeks Refuge
Shipkov, failing to assume espionage duties, informs American legation officials of all events and becomes a refugee from his own government. He repudiates his confession, declares innocence, and lauds Was courage while stating he was never asked or instructed by U S or British officials. Survivors note his affidavit as the only tangible item.
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Legation
Xi Syy
Shipkar
Alllinteppened
Shipkov
Ullivers
State Department
Shipkay
Jailed Ku Kluxer Eligible For Parole
INDIANAPOLIS A leader of the Ku Klux Klan coven near Indianapolis was granted parole after serving 25 years for the death of a 3 year old. The governor cited his “paid the penalty” view and said the action saves only a few political opponents before a purge.
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Indianapolid
D.C
Lerholtner
He Mont
Council seeks bids on road work and street widenings
City council discusses bids for road improvements including widening pavement on Campion avenue Seventh street and Cass streets vicinity. A request from residents urges traffic limits near Seventh and Cass streets. Notes on bid results for south Minis street fever installation and cemetery-related matters appear among varied items.
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Clee Hams
Atragon
Logos Boulevard
Miso Iy
Unis
Univertise
Hindwass
Allie Department
Campion Avenue
Seventh Street
West Avenue
Seventh
Cass Streets
Dok Grove
U S Weighs Hungary Travel Ban Amid Conviction Claims
The United States disputed a Hungarian conviction as based on false charges and warned American citizens of risks to visiting Hungary. In Budapest officials faced U S concerns over protections, while a diplomatic note described Hungarian measures as part of broader restrictions and responses to the political climate.
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Hungary
United States
Vogeler
New Junk
Myunérrnway Revulaies
New York
Vleveland
Yi Reani
U.S
Budapest
Tungary
Maneury
Tae Vani
Ste
Gayens
Obituary: Harriet Pamy of Chicago Funeral Held
Harriet Pamy of 5408 Nuri Campbell avenue Chicago died February 22 at a local hospital. Funeral services were held at St Hilwy's Calnulu church. She is survived by son Herman J. Pamy of San Antonio Texas and a granddaughter. A longtime resident, she was well known in the community for the past 30 years.
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Harriet Pamy
Nuri Campbell Avenue
Chicago
St Hilwy's Calnulu Church
Pomy
Ant Son
Herman J. Pamy
San Antone
Tex
Mwa Grandenilaren
Ec Ving Spett
Protestant Hospital Group Opposes Compulsory Health Insurance
In Chicago the Auvari ca Frotestant Hospital association gathered 1000 delegates from 319 Protestant hospitals to condemn government imposed compulsory health care. The group claims to represent 86 percent of Protestant hospitals and supports voluntary private options with Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Dr. Makulay f MacFaehorn of Chicago was elected president of the association.
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Chicago
Auvarica Frotestant Hospital
Sven Yedtion
Makulay F MacFaehorn
Chiago
Rail Workers Urged to Donate to Political Action Group
Wisconsin railroad workers will be asked to contribute $2 each to a political action group. Milwaukee official U P Ring of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks will make the appeal at a statewide meeting for union members. The funds will support political activities and campaigns.
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Wausken
Wisconsin
Aeliom
U.P. Ring
Milwaukee
Arotheraoud of Toilevary and Steamship Gurks
APL
Elaeian
Oy Rus
Ais
Ities
Wasson Citens Tilway
Lala Potty
Tubby the toothless sex maker blamed for Oregon beach find
A fragmented report from TELAKE Oregon notes a strange mass washed ashore on a Saturday. Local residents dubbed it Tubby the toothless sex maker as authorities describe an unfamiliar object weighing about 1,000 pounds washing up after high tide.
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Oregon Beach
Ore
Pyeited
Resis Alerts
Altimarae Dite
Tony Aba
Pat Fareypents
Bidault Defeats Communist Filibuster in Assembly
In Paris the French National Assembly ended a protests by the far left as Charles Bidault led a brief filibuster defeat. The session focused on the North Atlantic aid package and overseas commitments, with debates spanning hours before a majority vote limited the early recess and signaled continued government action. The tumult included reactions from allied states and calls for sustained support despite internal opposition.
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Georges Tinault
Rankbhouse
Rae Nisanles
United States
Telwig
Prench National Assembly
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Froxtt
Furdestin
Palais
Wankeraue
Algigns
Nort Africa
Miei
Cam
General Confederation of
Lato
National Assembly
Donate
Ut Pm
50 Appointments To Chamber Of Commerce Unit
Chamber of Commerce president R E Kumm announced 1950 committee chairmen and members covering urban and rural affairs, public publicity, health, industry, and transportation. Named leaders include Wendell McElsawney, R L Dangsber, Haidy Edion, Marshall Butha, Rexford Mitchell, and George Hall among many others.
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R. E. Kumm
Air Progress
Wendell McElsawney
R. L. Dangsber
Haidy
Daha Edion
Marshall Butha
Rexford
Mitchell
George Hall
Mrederte Wo Crosby
William, Hansen
W. G.mc Dougal
Big Fox
O. J. "Byees
Fox and Bridge
Edward
K. Gansen
August Grams
George Huel
Air I Progress
Tom Moll
Nevert Cte
Greg Oldenters
Oscar Paulson
Warry Wiggert
John Wilkinson
J. &. Given
M. G Crouse
A. L. Chustensen
Franklin Paar
Kewell Johnson
O. W. Fowler
Menry Ahrens
N. J. Longielow
Frank Maccehter
Final Third Round Player Loop Standings in Bowling
Lar Crosse hosts third round action from Friday night play in the Men's Friday League. Miller High Life claimed first with an 18 9 score while Prer Jess Amber sits behind. other teams follow in order including Neslay Putalo Chips and Tri-State Erecting Co among the rest.
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Lar Crosse
Jeanue
Miller High Life
Ion
Jess Amber
Neslay Putalo
Tri-State Erecting Co
Cneey Chr Sa
Ban on Between Round Stimulants Sought by Boxing Group
The National Boxing Association may push to ban giving stimulants to boxers between rounds. NBA president Fred Buddy said he asked Dr. Ward Wiley to study the issue and propose rules. Wisconsin already prohibits such stimulants and other states may follow to protect competitors. The executive committee plans to meet in Washington in April to decide on further actions.
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Milwaukee
National Boxing Association
Fred Buddy
NBA
Ward Wiley
West Virginia
Brandye
Rnundx
Sade
Wisconsin
What Of Coal Pacts Already Signed?
Washington reports stir over signed coal contracts amid withheld full details and disputed terms. Observers note most agreements lack disclosure on escape clauses and future settlements. Sources cite a potential 80 percent production pledge and proposed welfare fund royalties, with figures differing from publicized terms.
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Dntan de Lewis
Snes
Lilly Clans
UW Men Augustana Women Debaters Win
In St Paul Minnesota the Wisconsin men’s team and Augustana women’s team won in a northeast debate tournament. Wisconsin beat Carleton College Northfield while Augustana’s team performed strongly with Elsworth Culls and Roderick Melhee highlighted. The debate topic was whether the United States should nationalize the haste nonagricultural industries.
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Sl. Paul
Minn
University of Wisconsin
Wan Augustant College
Hock
Elsworth Culls
Roderick Melhee
Winconsit Sea
Carleton College
Northfield
Mint
United States
Scout Officials In Girls Camp Plan At La Crosse Near Cashion
The Girl Scout organization in La Crosse has overwhelmed officials with congratulations on its purchase of a campsite near Cashion. Funds raised over 20 years enabled the purchase. A development committee will survey the land and plan long term use with expert input. Dates for camp are set July 31 to August 27, with sessions and facilities to be expanded as plans advance.
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Cashion
Weys
pMrs
A.W. Avellig
State Phinning Board
Curdy Sprig. Appoint Committee
Raellig
Civ Health Department
Seoul
Cashion Torhe
Baker
Chicago
la Crosse
Tourney Attendance Up in Whitehall Wis Special
Whitehall Wisconsin special report says attendance at the WIAA basketball tournament held last week rose from the prior year. Receipts from ticket sales totaled $808.02, boosting total Federal admittance figures to $824.48, according to supervisor C Ed Wade.
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