Maryland Democrats Patch Up Rift With Eye On November
Maryland Democrats have patched up a bitter intra party feud that threatened their November general election chances. Gov. William Preston Lane and challengers settled their dispute at the state convention after Mahoney withdrew. Senator Millard E. Tydings faced Republican John Marshall Butler in November with limited intra party strife remaining.
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New Miracle Electronic Ear Reveals Deafness Solution
A Chicago scientist unveils a compact electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits whispers with clarity, claiming it makes older hearing aids obsolete. It promises wire free operation and may aid millions in the United States. Free booklet details offered by Electronic Research Director.
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Father Dies After Heroic Fire Rescue
Delbert W. Hanson, 24, Mitchell farmer, died in a house fire after saving his three month old son from the burning home Saturday. Fire Chief Vernon Watson said Hanson entered the blaze, lifted the child to safety, then collapsed from exhaustion and could not escape. The infant suffered facial and hand burns but was described as in good condition.
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New GI Loan Rules Aid Vets After Loss of Homes
The 1950 housing act opens a second full GI loan option for veterans who built homes with GI loans and later lost or had them taken. Rules detail eligibility, including cases of public use, destruction, or other compelling nonfault reasons. Reservists recalled to active duty are excluded from reuse. Advice covers application steps and required documentation. A separate note expands VA on farm training for farmer-veterans and updated subsistence rates for on-farm training programs.
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Seeley Lecture Sponsored by Scientist Church in Portland
Paul Stark Seeley of The Mother Church Boston spoke on Christian Science and the Bible based law of healing at the Vocational school, sponsored by Finet Church of Christ Scientist in La Croze. He cited Science and Health as Mary Baker Eddy's text and recounted a case of arthritis healed through prayer and spiritual understanding.
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Portraits of La Crosse Police Chief George Long Begin Series
The La Crosse Tribune opens a series profiling police department members. Chief George Long, age 48, lives at 2022 Mississippi Street and has 24 years on the force, rising from patrolman to detective before returning as chief on June 1 this year. He is married with three daughters and enjoys horses and woodworking. The piece notes his Glenwood City education and reflects on his career’s memorable events.
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Cambridge man abandons robbery after firearm frightens proprietor
A Cambridge man abandoned a plan to rob a venue when the proprietor's wife fainted at the sight of his loaded weapon. He pocketed the gun and fled down the street, ending the crime attempt.
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Wisconsin counties resist federal control of local relief setup
Wausau Wisconsin county boards plan to fight U S plans to impose federal standards on locally operated relief and pro ration programs, forming a special committee to retain local control. State welfare officials warn of nationwide demands for uniform standards as federal involvement expands under the new social security act. The relief system in Wisconsin spends about 50 million dollars annually, largely funded by the federal government, with county offices handling eligibility and benefit standards for food, clothing, and other aid.
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Chippewa County Board
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State-Welfare Department
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Doctor's Invention Offers Free Trial for Rupture Truss
Kansas City reader offer to test a rupture truss claims no leg straps or elastic bands and promises an $3.50 truss at no cost for 30 days. Recipients may return if unsatisfied but keep the $3.50 truss. Write Physician's Appliance Co. 8458 Koch Bldg 2206 Main St. Kansas City Mo. to participate.
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