Complete Primary Ballot Counts by County Officials
County canvassers led by County Clerk Esther M. Domke released complete primary results. Key figures include Congress Third District Republicans William H. Stevenson 3896 Gardner Withrow 5815 Carl Neprup 3069. Democrats 877. Citizens ticket candidates across governor lieutenant governor and state offices with totals and top vote getters.
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Esther M. Domke
Alice Moore
Lester Widmeyer
Ruth M. Christiansen
William H. Stevenson
Gardner Withrow
Carl Neprup
Frank J. Antoine
Peoples Progressive
Roy E. Lamb
Socialist
Clarence Haberman
Army Praises 54 High School ROTC Programs as Honor Schools
In the Fifth Army area Chicago report, 54 high schools earned honor status for ROTC junior units after inspection. Criteria included completing the prescribed course and proper care of government property. Illinois Joliet township high school Joliet Mattoon high school East and West Joliet area. Wisconsin Green Bay Catholic high. Michigan Detroit schools Chadsey Cooley Denby Mackenzie Bedford Southwestern Western. Illinois Ironwood Luther L. Wright.
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Chicago
Fifth Army
Army
Illinois
Joliet Township
Joliet
Matton
East
Kford
Waukegan Township
Wisconsin — Catholic
Green Bay
Chadsey
Cooley
Denby
Mackenzie
Bedford
Southwestern
Western
Detroit
A. D. Johnstone
Aer
Luther L. Wright
Ironwood
Air Reserves Fly Saturday at La Crosse Airport
The 243rd composite squadron air reserve unit in La Crosse resumes flying operations this weekend at the local airport. Six AT-6 aircraft are due to arrive around 8 a.m. Saturday, with training from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Officers and enlisted men qualified to fly should contact Sgt. Vandrey to reserve seats. Col. Hussa urges full participation to justify continuing operations.
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243Rd Composite Squadron
la Crosse
Arthur W. Vandrey
Curtis H. Hussa
Sgt
Vandrey
Federal Building
Col
Hussa
May Revive National Guard Inactive Units
Maj. Gen. Kenneth F. Cramer announced at the National Guard association meeting that the inactive National Guard will be reinstituted soon. The move creates a reserve of men who can enter active service quickly during mobilization, expanding flexibility without delaying readiness.
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ST. Louis
Kenneth F. Cramer
National Guard Bureau
National Guard
Cramer
The
National Guard Association
Former Communist Claims CIO Dominates U S Labor
James J. Conroy, a self described former Communist, tells a House labor subcommittee that the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO is the largest Communist dominated group in the country. The panel calls James J. Matles, head of organization for the electrical workers, who refuses to say if he is or was a Communist on constitutional grounds.
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Washington
James J. Conroy
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
United States
Critics claim US films misrepresent American life in Bombay
Critics in Bombay province India say United States films show excessive gangsterism and crime and fail to present a true picture of American life.
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Bombay
India
United States
Reynolds Named State Chief of Division of Fairs
Jack Reynolds 30 of West Allis is appointed chief of the division of fairs in the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and will also manage the Wisconsin State Fair. He succeeds Ralph E. Ammon whose role continues as expo manager through Dec. 31, 1948. Reynolds, a UW agriculture graduate, has H med during WWII and served in the navy. Ammon has led the state fair since 1931 and will oversee the centennial exposition program.
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Madison
Wis
Jack Reynolds
West Allis
State Department of Agriculture
Ralph E. Ammon
Milton H. Button
Reynolds
R.ynolds
Ammon
Button
Iowa
Cobb
Iowa County
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Pacific
Wisconsin Holstein Breeders’ Association
Hamburg firm seeks American orders for portraits and masters
A Hamburg company requests U S customers to place orders for artistic portraits derived from photographs and for copies of old masters.
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Hamburg
Germany
Problems Facing Newspapers Highlighted By Publisher
Linwood I. Noyes of Ironwood Globe told the Institute of Newspaper Controllers and Finance officers that many perplexing issues confront managers. He raised questions on publishing methods expansion social security benefits insurance budgeting and control and the future cost of producing newspapers.
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Chicago
Linwood I
Melbourne brewery bunged by wall climber
J. W. Ford, director at the local Melbourne brewery in Leeds reports a thief scaled a 12 foot wall with barbed wire and knocked the bungs from 250 casks. Three thousand gallons valued at $3,600 flowed away.
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Leeds
Eng
J. W. Ford
Melbourne
Lightning Meets Tree Sparks Sap Boiling
A lightning strike heats sap in a tree causing rapid boiling and vaporization. The incident highlights how electrical discharge can induce internal tree changes and potential damage to the organism.
Sawyer County Tract Offered to Conservation Bureau
The Wisconsin state land commission approved offering a Sawyer County timber tract of 1 800 acres of virgin hemlock to the conservation department for 488 175. If the deal proceeds the land would join the Flambeau river state forest with an option to buy valid until January 1 1949. Various conservation and women’s groups have long urged the acquisition.
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Madison
Wis
State Land Commission
Sawyer County
Conservation Department
Midwest
Flambeau River State Forest
John Sondereg
Grover Broadcut
Fred Zimmerman
Rennebohm
Department
Te Department
Chicago Jewelry Stolen From Palmer Residence
Jewelry valued at 30000 dollars was taken from Mrs. Rose Novious Palmer in Chicago. She reported the burglary occurred Friday night while she was in Wisconsin. the maid found a broken jewel box on her eight room gold coast apartment at 6 East Scott Street. The stolen items include 49 pearls valued at 10 dollars each.
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Rose Novious Palmer
Chicago
Boston
Palmer
Potter Palmer
Land O’ Lakes
Wis
Self-taught artist Gerald Sekoto to spend year in Paris
Gerald Sekoto a native of Mid delburg Transvaal and self taught Bantu artist will spend a year in Paris to paint and study.
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Gerald Sekoto
Middelburg
Transvaal
Paris
Stop Crooked Land Company Allegations in Argentina
Authorities shut down a land company accused of selling the same lots three times and collecting monthly installments. Investigators say the scheme used repeat sales to dupe investors. No further details on charges or involved individuals were released.
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Argentina
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Oscar Rennebohm
Ralph Immell
William D. Carroll
Carl W. Thompson
Henry J. Berquist
Walter Uphoff
Blican
James L. Callan
F. L. McElli
Fred R. Zimmerman
Erle J. Stoneman
George C. Warnecke
Walter Benson
John R. Mullen
Chester Roberts
Warren R. Smith
Demoom
Miles McNally
Mary P. Lamb
Archie Oliver
Grover Broadfoot
Frank Didier
William Dietrich
Donald J. Martin
E. Fairchild
M. Michael Essin
Anne Mae Davis
Frank R. Schneider
Rudolph Schlabach
Raymond C. Rice
Scattering
Eugene Luening
Leroy Seahorn
Harry W. Schilling
Ernest Storendt
Arnold H. Meier
Marvin John
John Hardiman
F. W. Jolivette
Vernon H. Lamp
Harry
Leslie
Democrat
Melvin
D. Reay
Circuit Court
Register of Deeds
Republican
Charles J. Wachs
Mike McHugh
Surveyor
Leslie Marcou
U. S
Air Reserves
Orde
Penny
Ram
Lipe
Boots
Rosie
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Ker
Ralph Ammon
Tin Wong
Asx
Gwar
Doerflinger
Hourigant
Flacon
Conservation Bureau
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