Nye Leads Stambaugh in North Dakota Senate Race Returns
Nye overtook Fargo attorney Lynn A. Stambaugh as late returns arrived from Tuesday's Republican U.S. Senate primary. With 300 precincts uncounted, Nye held a 64 vote edge at 35,621 to 35,557 for Stambaugh. Other results show Robertson overtaking Young for the second U.S. House nomination as Lemke leads, and Strutz conceding the Anti League race to Randahl with Randahl at 44,553 to Strutz 55.
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Ger . Nye
Lynn A. Stambaugh
Fargo
U. S
Nye
Stambaugh
L. Burdick
A. C. Townley
Republican Organizing Committee
Alvin C. Strutz
Fred G. Randahl
Barnes County
Strutz
Suspend Right Of Man To Acquire New Auto
An order suspends Lloyd C. Bekkedal of Westby from obtaining a new automobile or using gasoline for personal use. He may buy gasoline for his 20 and 80 acre farms for non highway use and highway gasoline if employed by a company. The agreement was made without a hearing after admissions of facts in charges. He stated he had not sold or disposed of a car since Jan 1, 1942.
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Lloyd C. Bekkedal
Westby
Com- Opa
Arges
Vernon nurse resigns to join college as director of faith services
Key McGrath, Vernon public health nurse, resigned at a county health board meeting. She accepted a position as director of faith services at La Crosse State College and will begin this fall. McGrath succeeds Miss Charlotte as Vernon county nurse two years ago.
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College Viroqua
Wis
McGrath
Vernon
Vernon @unty
Iron Ore Found North of Waukon Iowa
WAUKON Ia Special The States department of the in bureau of mines has commenced an investigation of the iron ore field north of this town. Ongoing conditions will limit further work, but the showing indicates a large tonnage with separate ore bodies. The ore appears to be low grade but marginal iron ore content.
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Waukon
States Department of the In
Bureau of Mines
Public Service Commission Sets July 19 Hearing
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission announced a hearing for July 19 to consider Lloyds Americans, a La Crosse tracking firm, showing cause why its license or status should not be altered or revoked after alleged failures to file required reports.
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Madison
Wis
State Public Service Commission
Lloyd’s Americanes
la Crosse
10 Pass Physicals in Trempealeau County
Ten Trempealeau County men reported pass results from last Thursday’s physicals. Names include Joseph Alvin Larson of Galesville, Carl Jerome Eckman, Gerald Eugene Stuthen, Monroe Bergum of Blair, Rene Jr. Stanford of Eleva, Bruno Sobotta of Arcadia, Elmo Gretson of Independence, and others from Osseo Whytehail and Whytehail district.
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Gappee
Trempealeau County
Joseph Alvin Larson
Galesville
William — Trempealeau
Carl Jerome Eckman
Gerald Eugene Stuthen
Independence
Nek B. Misch
Whytehail
Tribute To Army Nurse Corps Radio Show At McCoy
A 2:30 to 4:30 pm Saturday radio tribute at CAMP McCOY Wisconsin features Col David L Robeson and Lieut Col Nellie E McGovern discussing ANC training and recruit work. Major and Minors band led by Tech Sgt Nicholas Musolino along with Pvt Frances Koskey WAC songstress Bill Steiner and nurse chorus perform the revue with an interview with a Wisconsin nursing trainee.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Army Nurse Corps
David L. Robeson
Nellie E. McGovern
McCoy
ANC
Tech
Nicholas Musolino
Frances Koskey
Wac
Bill Steiner
Bernard Heiden
Wisconsin
Fifty three Scouts Earn Honor Awards at Decorah Camp
Scout executive B W Ingli reports 53 of 75 campers at Camp Decorah earned the Scout honor badge at the final campfire. Several scouts advanced to first and second class, two to life rank, with 48 merit badges earned. Five scouts joined The Braves of Decorah honorary society, including two staff members.
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B. W. Ingli
Camp Decorah
Viroqua
Gays Mills
Holmen
Gay Mills
Eagle Scout
Black River Falls
Ingli
The
Braves of
John McDonald
Lawrence McKebitt
Harold Dale
Philip Pejza
Prairie du Chien
Jerome Fisher
New Lisbon
Auxiliary Elects Lansing Officers
New officers of the American Legion Auxiliary were elected Tuesday with Mrs. A. R. Fredrickson as president, Mrs. W. E. Albert as vice president, Mrs. Leonard Levy as secretary, and Mrs. H. W. Gaunitz as sergeant-at-arms.
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Lansing
American Legion Auxiliary
A. R. Fredrickson
W. E. Albert
Leonard Levy
H. W. Gaunitz
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