Expenses Filed For Rennebohm Campaign Drive
Madison reports show Rennebohm for governor committee spent 25 555 and owes 13 432 for the primary campaign. Various district and party committees list receipts and expenditures including Fox 4500 received 4389 spent, Hall 3704 received 3750, Wheeler 1140 received 1379 spent 792 owed, and others with small balances and losses.
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Madison
Wis
People’s Committee
Rennebohm
Secretary of State
Eau Claire Volunteer Committee
Hansen
Soakdinn
Galantine
Ratio
Jerome Fox
George Hall
la Crosse
Gardner Withrow
Lea
Louis Fellenz
Fond Dane
Dane Oad Thompson
Governor Club
Helen Wheeler
Roberts
State
Ed J. Brown
Thomas Zilbarth
Frank Panzer
Leonard Beske
Waupun
Young
Congress Committee
L. O. Warne
Wilkie
Oswald Anderson
Racine Uawcio-Pac Committee
Harold Thompson
Dane County
Democratic Organizing Committee
George Card
States Rights Party Leads Four Southern States in Gallup Poll
Princeton report shows nine election shifts in the 13 southern states. Mississippi South Carolina and Alabama move to States Rights while Louisiana leans Thurmond. Florida and Virginia become tight Truman-Dewey contests. Democrats hold 91 electoral votes in 7 states. Republicans threaten South for first time since 1928.
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Gallup
Princeton
N. J
South
Institute
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
J. Strom Thurmond
Florida
Virginia
Thurmond
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Kentucky
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Henry Wallace
Democratic Party
Institute For Tennessee
Edward H. Crump
Emphis Machine
Crump
Kenneth McKellar
Allamakee Draftees Report for Physical Exams
Seven Allamakee county draftees reported at Waverly for preliminary physical examinations. The group includes Keith Hastings of Waukon, Raymond Cole and Leo Hammond of Lansing, Arno Reineke, James Fitzgerald and Clifton Mark of Postville, and Thomas Traversey of Harpers Ferry.
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Allamakee
Waukon
Allamakee County
Waverly
Keith Hastings
Raymond Cole
Leo Hammond
Lansing
Arno Reineke
James Fitzgerald
Clifton Mark
Postville
Thomas Traversey
Harpers Ferry
State Granite Quarry Begins New Operation
The state owned Amberg quarry in Marinette county resumes production after leasing to E P Murphy Granite of Green Bay. Rent is 2400 dollars yearly and a 25 cent per cubic foot severance tax on at least 5000 cubic feet annually. The site has fed prison labor in past decades and may supply granite for a planned second state office building.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Amberg
Marinette County
State Department of Public Welfare
E. P. Murphy Granite Company
Green Bay
Welfare Department
State Reformatory
Capital City
Inhalators Fail to Save Orangutans in Chicago
A dying orangutan on a train to Chicago prompted a fire station rescue with an inhalator. Despite a life saving effort by two responders and a physician, Tapang, an 18 month old male orangutan, died after 30 minutes. The two monkeys cost $4500.
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Chicago
New York
Robert Bean
Chicago Zoological Gardens
Brookfield
Bean
Union Station
Edward Driscoll
South Desplaines Street
Skid Row
John Fenn
Fenn
Tapang
Decorah Residents Attend Iowa Legion Auxiliary Leader to Miami
Decorah, IA special report: Mr. and Mrs. Olaf J. Hanson and Mrs. Vick depart for Miami to attend the American Legion convention. Miss Hanson serves as the Iowa Legion Auxiliary state president.
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Decorah
Olaf J. Hanson
Vick
Miami
Miss Hanson
Iowa Legion Auxiliary
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Juke
States’ Rights Party
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American Institute of Public Opinion
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