Stirring Elks Address by Hall Defends Lodge Activities
Georga I Hall of New York City, exalted ruler of the Elks, spoke at an Elks Club dinner in New York criticizing Communists and praising Elks programs. He urged unity, warned against subversive ideologies, highlighted support for veterans and youth groups, and defended Lodge charitable work nationwide.
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Elks’ Lodge
Hall
Elks
Troy
Carl Iverson
Riaht
Elks’ Scouting Committee
George S. Hall
New York
Albert G. Kolb
Tribune
Elk Leaders Toast Heritage at Lodge Ceremony
The gathering featured remarks on American heritage and the Elks. Albert G. Kalb presented a ceremonial cast to the honoree, with thanks from Kalb and past grand exalted ruler Charles Broughton. Dignitaries from Winona Baraboo and nearby communities attended.
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The
U. S
Ingrad
Lodge
Albert G. Kalb
Kalb
Hall
Charles Broughton
Sheboygan
Winona
Baraboo
Files Lake
Broughton
Oil Drilling Method Shows Great Changes
The article notes how drilling evolved from 69.5 feet using a hammer to today’s 14 300 feet in Natrona county Wyoming and a 17 823 foot deepest well with sharp rotating bits. It highlights 34 600 firms and over 2 million workers serving the public, with 1 200 000 wells completed since 1659 and 428 522 air producers still active in 25 states.
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America
U. S
Natrona County
Wyo
Gil
Traveling In Nevada Better Take 3 Watches
Nevada travelers face time chaos as regions differ on daylight saving. Ely clocks revert to Pacific Standard Time while nearby Ely areas stay on Pacific Daylight Time for some towns. Fallon and Reno also switch times in a patchwork pattern, complicating schedules for motorists.
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Nevada
Salt Lake City
Renovia
Reno
News On Fabric Finish for Households Explained
Textile technicians outline washable finishes and risks in fabrics used for draperies and summer dresses. Wax or starch glazes may wash out. synthetic resins and plastics create washable or crease resistant finishes but can retain chlorine and cause yellowing. Proper care avoids false waffle pique and preserves nap in napped fabrics. renewable water proofing must be reapplied after laundering.
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American Institute of Laundering
Honor Teachers Reception for City Educators in Green Bay
Public and parochial school owners were guests of honor at a reception last night sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. Chairman B. K. Gage said the event highlighted the city’s recognition of teachers’ contributions to the community.
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Green Bay
Wis
The
Association of Commerce and the Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
B. K. Gage
Optimists Hear Madison Speaker On Cheese and Wealth
Madison Optimists hosted Archie L. Hirst, a noted Madison member, who spoke on Opportunities Unlimited. He joked about a cheese cooperative and a dead CPA while detailing Wisconsin cheese dominance and dairy promotion begun in 1940 under Governor Julius Hell.
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la Crosse
Madison
Archie L. Hirst
Jocal Club
Opportunities Unlimited
State
CPA
Willow Room
Hirst
Wisconsin
United States
Julius Hell
la Crosse State Teachers College
River Falls
TC Sooibr
Memorial Field
LCTC
Vote Union Shop At James Plant Fort Atkinson Wis
Employees at three James Manufacturing Co plants in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin voted overwhelmingly for a union shop. The referendum, 374 to 6, was conducted by the state employment relations board under the Taft Hartley act and tied to a labor pact signed a month earlier. The company makes barns and poultry equipment.
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Fort Atkinson
Wis
James Manufacturing Co
William Geldard
Federal Labor Union
AFL
State Employment Relations Board
Four Polio Cases Reported in Milwaukee and Nearby
Four new polio cases were reported yesterday by Dr. E B Krumbein city health commissioner. Two cases are Milwaukee residents and the other two are non residents.
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Milwaukee
EB. R., Krumbiegel
City Health Commission
Rebury Colin Kelly With Honors for Your Father
Captain Colin Kelly hailed as Pacific war hero lies buried in North Florida amid family mourners. Full military honors marked his burial after a bomber mission that scuttled the Japanese battleship Haruna. his crew parachuted to safety. President Roosevelt praised his death. he held posthumous awards of the Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross. The flag was given to his son, Corky, by Capt. William E. Frantz.
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Fis
Colin Kely
Pacific
Hood
Florida
Oung Flier
Haruna
Kelly
Roosevelt
Colin Jit
William E. Frantz
Thelth Air Force
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the Elks of
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Jane Swill
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Quesada
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Laurence S. Kuter
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Roger Ramey
Eighth Strategic Air Force
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Phome
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North Side
Haddad Dry Cleaners
Main St
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Zokbuck Anu
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