Wisconsin Publicity Plan For 1948 Centennial Travel
Wisconsin launches extensive 1948 publicity to lure tourists from Indiana and Illinois with AAA coordinated feature articles. Tom Deutschie and officials of the Chicago Motor Club and Wisconsin AAA outline sections on vacation attractions and centennial celebrations to be released through year. Demand for resort info to Chicago area travelers will be directed to Wisconsin AAA offices.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
American Automobile Association
Tom Deutschie
Chicago Motor Club
Madison
C. L. Bowar
AAA
Grace White
A. G. Hundt
Illinois
Ance
Deutschie
Milnes
Deutsche
Denial of Bail Sought for Harold Christoffel
The Justice Department asked the Court of Appeals to deny bail for Harold Christoffel a former CIO official in Milwaukee convicted of perjury for falsely claiming he was not a Communist. Christoffel, sentenced to two to six years, remains jailed as defense counsel appeals the conviction.
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Washington
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Harold Christoffel
Christoffel
CIO
Milwaukee
O. John Rogge
John S. Pratt
Logan Art Club Shows 24 Works On Loan From New York
Logan Art club arranged an exhibit on the west wall of the second floor featuring 24 paintings on loan from the Associated American Artists of New York. The display runs for students and the public through March 23 and includes watercolors oils pastels and gouaches. Gelatone facsimiles reproduce works by 22 American artists and look nearly identical to originals. The club will receive two paintings of its choice from the group.
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Logan Art Club
Associated American Artists of New York
Art Club
Ignition system upkeep boosts car performance
Automotive note stresses periodic attention to the ignition system to ensure spark reaches the cylinder at the proper instant for optimal performance.
Chennault Urges $2 Billion China Aid Over Three Years
Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that China needs 1.5 to 2 billion dollars in military aid over three years to counter what he called Russian aggression in Europe. He warned failure to aid China could set the stage for World War III and noted the United States seeks 570 million for China aid. He led the Flying Tigers before Pearl Harbor and now runs a aviation business in China. Dublin reports egg racketeering.
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Washington
Claire Chennault
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Europe
Flying Tigers
Chennault
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Congress
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