UNRRA Exits Soon as New UN Agencies Rise
News Views analyzes how UNRRA plans to end by December in Europe and March in the Orient, the U N agencies like IRO and WHO forming to take over. It notes funding shares from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada, and questions how to bridge the gap before new bodies are ready.
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Geneva
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
UNRRA
Europe
Orient
United Nations
International Refugee Organization
IRO
United Nations Economic and Social Council
U. N. General Assembly
New York
John G. Winant
Economic and Social Council
Congress
World Health Organization
WHO
Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Copenhagen
China
Asia
South Wayne By Mrs. Harry Z Maddrell
Mr and Mrs Harold Chapman visited his mother Mrs Edward A Chapman at St Clare hospital Sunday and reported Mrs Chapman gaining strength able to sit in a chair a short time each day John Hoffman is a patient at Veterans hospital Wood his friends have learned a try a want ad.
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Harold Chapman
Edward A Chapman
St. Clare Hospital
Second Consecutive Month With Drop in Traffic Fatalities
Wisconsin reports a second straight monthly decline in traffic deaths. July toll stands at 43, down from 59 in the same month of 1945, while June registered 41 versus 48 last year. For the first seven months, deaths exceed 1945 by 48, with 303 killed on Wisconsin highways.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Twin Grove Notices of Local Visits and Travel
Twin Grove social notes recount trips to Rockford by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Camron to see their daughter Nancy. Mrs. Jane Randall stayed in Oakley with the Randalls. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Walters visited Mrs. George Walters at St. Clare hospital. The Chambers family hosted Kay Chambers in Monroe. Darryl Shain and party from Freeport spent the weekend with Oscar Walters' grandparents. Mrs. Robert Preston and son Jerry and Mrs. W. A. Beightol are mentioned.
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Alvin Camron
Rockford
Nancy
Jane Randall
Oakley
Earl Randall
Oscar Walters
George Walters
St. Clare Hospital
John Chambers
Kay
Monroe
Floyd Chambers
Darryl Shain
Freeport
Robert Preston
Jerry
W. A. Beightol
Werner Pulver
Bertha Schmid
Verona
John Meier Jr
Blanchardville
Jake Kohler
Marie Huber
Ed Hasse
Henry V. Babler
Betty Ann
George Acker
Daisy Acker
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Madison
Henry M. Stuessy Jr
Milwaukee
Emily Jordan
W. H. Wittner
Kathryn
Paul Veenie
Kay Ann
Anna Frances
Janesville
Ed Gempeler
Edwin Stuessy
Mary Ellen
Calvin Madison
Nic Freitag
Jacob Zweifel
Herman Zweifel
Local Notes On Visits and Moves From Friday to Sunday
Grandson Stephen Matzke of Rockford called on Mrs. Chester Kiester on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Matzke rented the Andre house and plan to move to Twin Grove soon. Esther Fluegel of Freeport called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Reed Sunday. J H Emrick and Ray Fetterhoff and Minnie Raymer visited Clare Emrick in Orangeville Sunday. J M Boyer caught five catfish Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boll re-
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Stephen Matzke
Rockford
Jane Randall
Chester Kiester
Clarno
John Matzke
Andre
Twin Grove
Esther Fluegel
Freeport
P. J. Reed
J. H. Emrick
Ray Fetterhoff
Minnie Raymer
Clare
Homecoming After Monroe Visit Noted
A brief item notes a return home after several days in Monroe. It mentions enamel handles on kitchen utensils and asserts colorless nail polish will prevent chipping or fading.
Monticello Community Notes Describe Visits and Health News
Monticello items report Roswell Richards returning home after hospital care in Madison, with sister accompanying him. Cablegram from Sgt Knobel asks no letters as he heads to the states. Numerous local visits, visitors, and hospital stays are listed, including Klassy, Acker, Babler, Meier, Pulver, and others.
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Roswell S. Richards
Monticello
Madison
Charles J. Niles
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
George Acker
Sheboygan
Henry V. Babler
Daisy Acker
Jacob Legler
Walter Brink
Donald
Vernon
Visits and Calls Across Counties Share News
New Glarus residents visited relatives in Monroe and Mt. Vernon while Madison visitors dropped in locally. Families including the Brink, Kingdon, Babler, Kopp, Zimmerman, Karlen, Holcomb, Schuler, Steinmann, Blum and Stoll clan gathered for weekend and Sunday calls and brief stays across Wisconsin towns. Elizabeth Brink spent days with the Robert Kingdon family. Dick Steinmann returned home with Gordon Steinmann.
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New Glarus
Regula Voegels
Albert Knobel
Monroe
Dave Brink
Walter’ Brink
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Brink
Robert Kingdon
Florence Babler
Feix Kopp
Madison
John Zimmerman
Fred G. Klassy
Louise Karlen
Leon Holcomb
Henry Schuler Sr
Dayton
Fred A. Blum
Gordon K. Stein
Poles Study Warsaw University Enrollment After War
Poles study in Warsaw shows higher total enrollment despite wartime damage. Total students reach 48,277 with 39,467 in state universities and 8,810 in private institutions.
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Warsaw
Poland
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
South Wayne
Harry Z. Maddrell
Heirens
William Heirens
White Sweater Center
North Side
Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Degnan
J. J. Beightol
Nature
Carter
Dad
Robert L. Rote
Alvin F
Argyle
Jesse Hanson
Mgr
Robert G. Rote
Orangeville
Loral Jordan, Mgr
Registered Architectural
O. D. Curtis
Lee’s
Lamb
Mouton
Mr. Rich
The
Manor Fur Company
M. J. Knight
Herman A. Stuessy
Laskin
Hindson
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