Holt Seeks Senate Seat Amid Qualification Doubt
The article outlines debate over Holt's eligibility to sit in the U.S. Senate emphasizing constitutional age and citizenship requirements. It notes precedent from Albert Gallatin and WV law requiring a candidate to prove eligibility before the primary, with Hatfield contesting Holt’s election and the Privileges and Elections Committee to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamtlas
Af Holt
Saranda
Senate
Albert Gallatin
Pennsylvania
Gallatin
Wes
West Virginia
Holt
Hatfield
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Invalidator Saves Girl During Medical Operation
Tale details a six year old girl at Tint Illinois facing a tongilectomy complication as she stopped breathing. Fire department responders ancar rushed to the scene and revived the patient after an emergency call.
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Al—Pegey Davis
Fire Department
Tint
Atv Ancar
Scout news rounds up at Decorah and area troops
Tomorrow is last day to register for a summer period at Carp Decorah with a special price. Chippewa Falls scouts will camp with Gate Way Area Scouts at Camp Decorah due to Chippewa camp closure. Troop 3 North Presbyterian reports a strong turnout for an overnight hike, with Beavers and Black Hawks earning points in a contest. Troop 8 First Presbyterian mothers hosted a Mother's Day party with a mock radio program. Troop 13 Our Savior's Lutheran notes Lion Patrol won the monthly contest and drill practice for Memorial Day parade. Troop 14 Teachers College and Troop 18 Camporee prep and kit tent practice underway, with uniform updates and camp reminders. Troop 22 Christ Episcopal reports drum corps photos at Camp Deborah, upcoming Parents and Sons banquet, and a vote for stout pace, knife and ax, tying building and signaling merit.
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Carp Decorah
Chippewa Falls
Gateway Area
Camp Decorah
Chippewa
North Presbyterian
Beavers
Black Hawks
Spence
Beaver Patrol
Logan High School
Jack McDonald
EB. T. Wilson
Bob Millington
Mr. Kraft
Harry von Zell
Beggs
Kate Smith
Bill Stevenson
Tony Wons
John McCormac
Arnol Amunrud
Jessica Dragonette
Laurence Leamer
Walter Winchell
Paul Youngdale
Rudy Vallee
Donald Tranen
Teachers College
Raymond Weimar
Pop Foeshar
Gordon Besch
Gues
Pop” Foeshar
Christ Episcopal
Camp Deb Vorah
Iceman
Mr. Krane
Carl Strauss
Clayton Whitney
Louis Pitzner
John Mc~ Iver
James Holm
French Residence For Large Family Offers Wide Variety
A capacious modern French design home suited for a large family. Ideal on a 75 by 100 foot lot near a corner, with a two car garage, screened side porch, and rooms opening to the porch. Ground floor servant quarters may serve as guest room. upstairs has four large bedrooms and ample storage. Exterior brick with red tile roof, landscaping emphasized. Estimated cost between 12000 and 15000 dollars depending on local costs.
Sea Scout Ship Plans And Roster Updates At Camp Decorah
The ship’s meeting on Monday reviewed sea scout advancement projects led by Shirley Ristow and a knot review plan for all crew members. They discussed May 33 Marine ball preparations, decorations, uniforms, and inviting air scouts and friends. Skipper Millard offered a prize for dance ticket sales, and Don Chase leads in sales. Six scouts ready for Ordinary Sea Scout advancement. an Apprentice installation will occur. A short overnight cruise to Camp Decorah is planned, weather permitting, with two apprentices. Two new recruits may join, via Coxswains Chase or Van Tassel. Eight members will act as military escort at Camporee in early June. Bob Ristow, back from the navy, serves as Yeoman Bob Sanford.
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Cass
Robert K. Allen
Congo
Shirley Ristow
U.S. Navy
Millard
Don Chase
Decorah
Newman van Tassel
Camp Decorah
Bob” Ristow
Navy
Bob Sanford
Yeoman
Obituary notices from Waukon area trace multiple deaths and marriages
Mrs William Secking of Center township died suddenly at home. Born August 8, 1899 in Lafayette township, she married June 7, 1921. Survived by husband, parents, five sisters, five brothers, and two stepsons. Funeral at Lycurgus Catholic church. burial Lansing. Also notes two marriages in town and death of Joseph Sadler with service at Mount Hope Presbyterian. Death report of Adulph Bekkum, former Waukan resident, in Fosston Minnesota. An agriculture statistic states average American consumption of 1000 pounds vegetable and 600 pounds animal foods per year.
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Waukon
William Secking
Center Township
T. J. Cassidy
Lafayette Township
William Becking
Joseph
Leo Becking
Lycurgus
Lansing
Ernest Jerome Gilbertson
Mabel
Minn
Esther Husemoen
Spring Grove
R. L. van Nice
David Bro Stanley
Wis
Esther Horack
Boyd
T. Hermanson
Joseph Sadler
Urban
New Albin
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Russell Roberts
Clifford
New Albia
Wayne
Union City
Ada Martin
Sparta
Adulph Bekkum
Waukan
Fosston
Glenn Bakkum
Wichita
Kansas
Arnold
Bemidji
Emmet
Fossten
Zip In Frameless Screen Hits La Crosse Market
A new zip in frameless Ay screen is offered in La Crosse stores. It is simple to install from inside with four screws and fits standard window openings. Benefits include better ventilation, taut wire cloth, easy cleaning and storage, rustless bronze construction, and no painting.
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la Crosse
Men s Sketch club of La Crosse plans world notice
The Men s Sketch club meets Monday to decide on a plan to gain prominence. Leon Lundmark proposes painting a marine that will stay with the club until sold to fund a permanent studio and gallery. Forty members attended, with talks on oil pigments and Winslow Homer.
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la Crosse
Leon Lundmark
Lund
Mark
Men’s Sketch Club
H. A. Pyhir
Chicago
Lundmark
Chaseburg
Winston Homer
Largest European lake trout on record caught in Austria
In Bregenz Austria a lake trout four feet long and weighing 51 pounds was caught in Lake Constance and is believed to be the largest specimen of its species ever taken in Europe. The catch draws regional interest and highlights Lake Constance as a notable fishing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bregenz
Austria
Lake Constance
Europe
Lutheran Men's League Meets Thursday Night
The Lutheran Men's League meets at St. Paul Lutheran Church on May 23 at 8 p.m. Violin and Hawaiian guitar selections, plus vocal numbers, are planned with Rev. H. T. Haagenson as speaker from Viroqua Wisconsin. A 7 30 p.m. business session covers three improvement plans. social refreshment setup at 1 p.m. and after-program refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lutheran Church
Patslors
Rudolph Eyeloye
Roland Peterson
Wallace Wilson
Joan
Jacquilyn Miller
Lorraine Neuman
H. T. Haagenson
Viroqua
Wis
Charce
League
Religion Debate Over Indians Chooses Federal Stand
Washington reports John Collier, commissioner of Indian affairs, said it was not the federal government’s business to force Indians to join the Christian church. He rebutted Southern Baptist claims at Memphis that he was banning Christian services and pagan practices. He added most Indians are Christians and urged full support for missionaries. He noted he requires parental consent before any religious instruction in Indian schools for the past year and a half.
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Washington
Christian Church
John Collier
Southern Baptist Convention
Memphis
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Gadlatin
Ting of Hott
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Hott
Angie Santee
Lee Staats
James Fossum
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First Presbyterian
Cargill
Tia
Tillman
Tillman Bros
Northern States Power Company
Lutheran
Seward
Alaska
Kodiak
Kodiak Island
J. Bruce Allen
C. E. Boys
Kalamazoo
Mich
Patek Paints
Patek
Driss Raed
Main St
Binea
Cvn
Wien
Palni
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