Central High Senior Privilege Cards Earned by 161 Students
About 161 Central High School seniors earned the coveted senior privilege cards for good conduct and scholastic records. Cards exempt seniors from regular study halls, allowing them to leave or use lounge rooms, based on a straight C or better average and conduct reviews by Principal G. D. Scott and Deans George Hetherington and Elizabeth Wiley.
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Central High
Central High School
Central
G. D. Scott
Deans
George Hetherington
Elizabeth Wiley
Robert Affeldt
Victor Ahlstrom
Henry Ahrens
Joyce Anderson
Mary Anderson
Judy Arnet
Beverly Aronson
Barbara Atkins
Carolyn Baker
Fred Bakkum
Gloria Bates
Bonnie Beckley
Barbara Beggs
Jeanneane Bey
Beth Bijerstedt
Clark Bluske
Gerald Boe
Nancy Boomer
Carol Bottcher
Charlene Bottcher
Sheila Bowen
Janice Bradburn
Diane Brueske
Richard Bunt
Audrey Buros
Gerald Christopher
Byron Clements
Faye Colweil
Harold Craig
Thelma Eckert
Joan Elston
Audrey Fellows
Ray Fish
Walter Fish
Gerald French
Marilyn Fuchs
Ernie Fuller
Jim Garvalia
Ralph Gerwitz
Donald Gordon
Joan Grady
Sally Grosskopf
Richard Gullickson
Phyllis Gunderson
Molly Hale
Charlene Hanson
Carole Harris
Donald Harmacek
LaVerne Henn
Irwin Henschel
Nell Hetherington
Gayle Highberg
Charles Hillyer
Howard Hoffman
Rena Hofslen
Joan Holliday
Charles Huber
Joan Hurtgen
Lorraine Ikert
Janice Jahnke
Rollin Jansky
State Commie Leader Divorced By Wife
Elizabeth Smith Blair 39 won a divorce from C William Blair 43 in Milwaukee circuit court judge Walter Schinz noted cruelty. The couple wed July 15 1937 at Crown Point Indiana and Blair also known as Fred Bassett Blair was represented by Arthur W Richter with Elizabeth by Michael Essen.
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Milwaukee
Communist Party
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Smith Blair
C. William Blair
Fred Bassett Blair
Walter Schinz
Clair
Crown Point
Ind
Blair
Michael Essen
Arthur W. Richter
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Highlight Public Figures
Death notices list prominent figures including Dr Leland Howard in Bronxville a renowned entomologist and former U S agriculture official Theodore Stoddard Washington Star writer Vera Maxwell Ziegfeld alum Forest Wilson Tampa ad executive Paul Laven Bob Hope writer Walter Wilson Milwaukee railroad controller and Col George Johnston retired army doctor and radio owner in Crescent City California All entries note ages and birthplaces reflecting a cross country obituary roundup.
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Crescent City
Calif
George C. Johnston
Orlando
Fila
Morristown Man Douglas Maxwell Stanfield Dies at 81
Douglas Maxwell Stanfield an 81 year old once a New York society figure and actor who later spent 30 years as a day laborer after losing his fortune was born in New Orleans and died in Morristown New Jersey.
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Morristown
N. J
Douglas Maxwell Stanfield
New York
New Orleans
Comfort Makes Trouble at Chicago Art Institute Cafeteria
A girl cried as she admitted stealing an expensive orthodontic brace to eat. Chicago Art Institute cafeteria serves about 1,000 daily. staff later recovered the brace from wadded napkins and scraps hours after the lunch rush.
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Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Seven Radios Blare Out at Rooming House Chase
Montreal police found seven radios blasting at a rooming house. Gerard Dagenais, 38, pleaded guilty to seven charges of radio theft. The report also notes the rat as a dangerous animal linked to disease.
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Montreal
Gerard Dagenais
Oilman Urges Imports to Secure Stable Peace
Eugene Holman president of Standard Oil of New Jersey told the U S Chamber of Commerce that to win a stable peace the United States must import greater volumes of foreign goods. He predicted that widening trade gates will help the nation achieve lasting international stability.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
United States Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Holman
Imports can aid domestic prosperity, says Chamber speaker
The chamber speaker argues for higher imports to close the European dollar gap. He notes a five percent national income target for overseas purchases could raise imports to 11 billion dollars, asserting imports support domestic prosperity and manufacturing jobs through raw materials.
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Europe
Holman
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