Pepper Appears Victor In Florida Democratic Primary
Senator Claude Pepper, a Roosevelt supporter, led unofficial returns from 1,349 of 1,496 precincts by about 6,600 votes, with 173,393 counted. Pepper’s lead over four opponents suggests renomination. Florida also sent 18 delegates to the Democratic national convention. Lister Hill led in Alabama with 116,438 votes to 91,687 for James A. Simpson in a close Senate race.
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Trempealeau County Registers 18-Year-Olds
In Whitehall Wisconsin nine Trempealeau County youths reached their 18th birthday in April per records at the selective office. Names include Ardian Alvin Marsolek Rombalski George Mahnke Galeog Eso Edwin Junior Goplin Carl Lu Nelson Ardell Melvin Hale and John Alex Leies.
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Whitehall
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Trempealeau County
Daniel Vit
Lilla
Trempe
Incenaleau
Ardian Alvin Marsolek
A Rombalski
George Mahnke
Gale
Og Eso Preston
Edwin Junior Goplin
Carl Lu Nelson
Osseo
Ardell Melvin Hale
John Alex Leies
Engineers Restore Naples Service in Six Weeks
American engineers report restoring essential services to war-stricken Naples in six weeks, while Italian engineers estimate a longer timeline of six months for full recovery.
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Naples
Social Security Payments In Local Area Rise And Fall
Erickson notes stable employment and continued resident participation in social security programs. In the last three months the local office issued 1590 social security account number cards, down 289 from the prior three months. Ninety eight residents filed for benefits, including payments to retired workers and survivors from the social security trust fund.
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Erickson
Social Security Trust Fund
Wollan study details Allied papers dropped to Europe
A Milwaukee Journal report describes a four page English produced leaflet titled Air Messenger sent by Corp Gerald C Wollan from England. The paper aims to counter Nazi propaganda and relay straight news to occupied Europe with warnings about Allied actions and explicit obedience to instructions. It includes a report on the Algiers sedition trial and maps of Allied positions in France.
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Appointment of Committees by Viroqua Council
Vernon County supervisors seated six new members after spring elections. Clarence H. Carter was named chairman and appointed committees including Finance Roads and Bridges Ways and Means Welfare and Printing. New supervisors include Edward White and others.
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Ernon County
Clarence H. Carter
Fortney
Latimer
Bergum
Marshall
Hyland
Hans Olson
Stellner
Tulloch
Neumann
Larson
Brye
Gillen
Slama
Wakeman
Levy
Johnson
Transtad
Sterlingson
Curt
White
Wheeler
Riddle
Gronning
Tum
Werner
Gilbertson
Harder
Halverson
Ye * Quinn
Mattison
Rose
Dahl
Barenek
Walby
Ee Lank
M.C
Bud Sessions
Edward White
Localities and names tied to regional notices
Chaseburg village M C Olson De Soto village Tilman Ottum Viroqua township and Martin Gronning Jefferson township referenced in regional records and notices.
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M. C. Olson
de Soto
Tilman Ottum
Viroqua
Martin Gronning
Jefferson Township
Meat rationing boosts game seal sales in Washington
In Spokane Washington the 1943 meat rationing policy spurred record purchases of big game seals, with total sales reaching 135000, surpassing the 1942 figure by 30000. The surge reflects heightened demand as households secured licenses for hunting and meat supplies during wartime.
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Washington
Nebraskan returns $50 torn to bits found on sidewalk
Falls City residents praise Herbert Cudney after he found fifty dollars scattered in a residential sidewalk area and took steps to recover the money. The incident sparked local gratitude and community interest in honesty.
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Falls City
Neb
Herbert Cudney
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League outlines 25000 budget
The Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League adopted a 25000 budget for the next fiscal year, launching a 10 year temperance education campaign to push dry options statewide. A Milwaukee convention was tentatively planned to coordinate scientific study and education. Rev E C Dixon was reelected president with other Madison leaders also reaffirmed in posts.
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Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Milwaukee
Ard
Murray Jones
Modinen
E. C. Dixon
Wisconsin Dells
League
Robert M. Atkins
Oil
J. F. Williams
Treas
J. F.urer
Atticus Webb
Heven tree could grow in all middle American nations
The Heven tree, noted as the best natural rubber source, can be cultivated successfully across all middle American countries, suggesting broad agricultural potential and regional impact.
Penicillin Becomes Widely Available for Civilians in U S
Dr John N McDonnell head of the office of civilian penicillin distribution announced no shortage remains and a thousand depot hospitals nationwide have been notified. Orders are assigned to manufacturers for immediate delivery and most depots will be stocked by this weekend. Argentina jails dope peddlers.
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John N. McDonnell
Office of
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