GOP Swing to Attack on Foreign Policy Seen as Election Result
Republican strategists shift focus from domestic record to foreign policy after a setback in Oklahoma where the New Deal dominated the race. Senator WherryForecasts foreign policy will be a top voter concern in November while Barkley argues the Stigler victory shows Republicans cannot win by attacking New Deal. Senator Brewster sees mixed implications, warning against overconfidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Washington
Oklahoma
Barkley
D-Ky
W. G. Stigler
Brewster
R-Me
Judge Plans April 17 Hearings in Badger Ordnance Cases
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone said he would resume hearings April 17 in condemnation suits over land taken for the Badger ordnance works near Merrimac. About 40 cases are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Stone
Badger Ordnance Works
Merrimac
76th Intelligence Officer Returns After Three Months At Cassino
Lieut. Col. Alfred K. du Moulin of the 76th Infantry Division returns to Camp McCoy after three months as an observer at Cassino Italy. He earned a commendation from Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes for detailed reporting on German defenses and improvements in Allied tactics amid harsh winter conditions and difficult terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassino
Camp Mccoy
Wis
Italy
Alfred K. du Moulin
76Th Infantry Division
Army Ground Forces
du Moulin
Geoffrey Keyes
William R. Schmidt
Rome
Col. du Moulin
Col du Moulin
Poland
Austria
2Nd Corps
Schmidt
Keyes
Quadruplets First Feeding Mark New York Birth
The Zariet quadruplets born prematurely at Sloan Hospital for Women received their first formula feeding today. Doctors reported all four babies, three girls and one boy, growing well in oxygenated cribs, as mother Eleanor Zarief rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zarief
New York
Zariet
Sloane Hospital For
New York City
Eleanor Zarief
Sloane
Benjamin L. Watson
Churches Plan Musical To End Union Lenten Services
The Union Lenten services close with a musical “An Hour of Pre Easer Music” by the Methodist church choir on Sunday at 7 45 pm in Sparta Wisconsin. A Palm Sunday service with public baptism is 11 am at the Methodist church. Mrs Harry Worth directs the choir and Mrs August Hering is organist with Mrs Wildes and Mrs Ken Morgan assisting. The program features organ preludes choral numbers vocal solos and instrumental pieces presented by the cooperating congregations under Rev F J Wright O J Inhardt and E E Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Sparta
Wis
Methodist Church
F. J. Wright
O. J. Inhardt
E. E. Clarke
Harry Worth
August Hering
Wildes
Kenth Morgan
Wer
Rimsy-Korsakov
J. Stainer
J. S. Bach
Mrs. Worth
D. Guion
Jean - Baptiste Faure
Richard Roman
George Mietzke
A .Organ
Mrs. Wildes
Miss Brookes
Blessed Je
Soils Benefit From Rough Wintering Says Experts
Hard Fillmore notes and Dewey Terpstra discuss soil care with La Vera Vieth and Leo Wakeman. Most soils winter better if left in the rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard Fillmore
Dewey Terpstra
la Vera Vieth
Leo Wakeman
Comfortable Night Spent By Hopkins
Mayo clinic bulletin reports Harry Hopkins spent a fairly comfortable night after yesterday’s operation. Physicians say his condition remains satisfactory and note he is suffering a nutritional disturbance. Hopkins, adviser to President Roosevelt, has been under observation in Rochester for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Mice Banned as Pets by Royal Air Force Order
A new RAF station order forbids both airmen and airwomen to keep mice as pets. It cites a case where an airwoman kept a mouse in her gas mask respirator and began a family, with disciplinary action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Air Force
Lon- Gon
Dahl Brothers Serving in England Both in Infantry
Whitehall Wisconsin special report shows Pfc Ellwood Dahl 23 and Pvt Elmo Dahl 30 sons of Mr and Mrs Bennie Dahl Pleasantville north of Whitehall stationed in England as infantrymen in training. Ellwood inducted fall 1942 trained at Camp Livingston Louisiana sent to England September 1943 married with one daughter. Elmo inducted December 18 1942 trained at Camp Wolters Texas left for England January 7 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Ellwood Dahl
Pvt
Elmo Dahl
Bennie Dahl
Pleasantville
England
British Isles
Camp Livingston
Camp Wolters
Tex
Lincoln Students Present Short Plays at Assembly
Miss Irna s 9A English class led two short plays at Lincoln Junior High School with an afternoon assembly. Mary Putman and Robert Storey sang between performances. Casts included Robert Nustad Dorothy Tinker Margaret Dunn Mannard Goldstein Janet Erickson Winston Knutson Dick Hanson Nancy Hanson Elaine Amundson John Fantle Cleda Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Irna
Lincoln Junior High
Mary Putman
Robert Storey
Robert Nustad
Dorothy Tinker
Margaret Dunn
Maynard Goldstein
Janet Erickson
Winston Knutson
Buddy
Dick Hanson
Nancy Hanson
Elaine Amundson
John Fantle
Cleda Keller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wherry
R-Neb
Thornton & Minor
All Good Drug
la Crosse
Ford Hopkins
John M. Hoch
NEW World Life Insurance CO
Newburg
Sheer Rayer
Hese
Isidore Miller
Newark
N. J
Teddy
Eae
Tay Fusuanaatels
MikeCrest
Skhelland Ceats
Dahl Brothers
Lincoln
Dr. Edwards
Brent Deluxe
Montgomery Ward
Brent
Wards
Wag Stames
Waaos
Minneapolis
City’s
Neil R. Messick
Mgr
Wallpaper Company
Fifth Avenue South
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!