Truman’s Fifth District Vote Seen As Early Indicator
Analysis notes Missouri fifth district results showing President Truman backed by 19 000 of 43 000 votes while rival Slaughter drew 17 000 in Kansas City area politics. It warns the November national vote will reveal real support beyond district results amid Pendergast-era machine influence.
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Missouri
Hannegan
United States
Truman
Moneen
Harry
Wheeler
Maine
Roosevelt
Montana
Kansas City
Pendergast
Jimmy the Elder
Tom
Jimmy the Younger
Jimmy the
Representative Slaughter
South
Mississippi
Kansas
Jefferson City
Washington
Flashes of Life Brief News From Small Towns
In Pauls Valley Oklahoma a mattress factory fire drew volunteer firemen at 1 45 am to the scene where an employee was found smoking to combat mosquitoes. Douglas Illips Jr. freed by MP with a key after his father’s handcuffs snapped shut.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Denver
Douglas Illips Jr
Douglas
Pop
Soakaaions
Lovers meet and plan futures in Stanton
Charie Patten and Trent, young lovers, share a charged lunch encounter that hints at future heartbreak. Brisco, the waiter, notes their swift romance and worries about the consequences. Charie grapples with marriage to Trent versus Ollie Kingdon while her mother Mary Patten discusses major corporate changes awaiting her.
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Old Brisco
Anna
Brisco
Irisco
Steve
River Boulevard
Trent
Charie
Chariie
Star
Ohio State University
Railroad
Pennsy
Stanton
Doug Cooley
Sarah Lawrence College
Mother
James Muir
Charie Patten
Olle Kingdon
Steve Allfree
Patten
Ollie
Nettie
Paid Advertisement Notice from Joe BE Robinson
Authorized, published and paid for by Joe BE Robinson of Belmont Wisconsin. The sum of $1.00 has been received by the Monroe Evening Times Co. of Monroe Wisconsin.
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Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
PLA
Associated Fries
Joe BE. Robinson
Belmont
Wisconsin
Monroe
Wis
Emma Becker
LaFollette-Immell Club
Green County
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
Death claims Dr W H Caradine after 18 years in Monroe. William Zilmer dies after long illness. Armin Eichenberger sold Green County house to William Ellis. John Strickwald sold his Belleville home to John Hammerli. A B Comstock Albany obtains season hunting license. Haystack on J P Kubly farm in Jordan struck by lightning and burned. barn destroyed. 60 CCC men from Argyle camp dispatched to northern Wisconsin.
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William Zilmer
W. H. Caradine
Monroe
Marshall Field & Co
Lans
Armin Eichenberger
Green County
William Ellis
John Strickwald
John Hammerli
Belleville
B. Comstock
Albany
J. P. Kubly
Jordan
CCC
Argyle Camp
Wisconsin
La Follette Says He Has Not Received Telegram Debate Challenge
U.S. Sen. Robert M. La Follette Jr. in Racine denied receiving a telegram in which his primary opponent Circuit Judge Joseph R. McCarthy urged a debate. La Follette noted McCarthy has had two years to campaign while he has eight days before the Tuesday primary. He said his arrangements are complete and he will not assist McCarthy in drawing a crowd.
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Associated Press
U. S
Robert M. LaFollette
Racine
Joseph R. McCarthy
LaFollette
McCarthy
Adams Lutheran church marks 80th anniversary
About 800 to 1000 people attended the 80th anniversary at Adams Lutheran church. Local reports note community memory and a welcome rain improving conditions after a long dry spell. Various residents were mentioned visiting relatives and attending funerals in nearby towns.
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Adams Lutheran Church
Herman Ryks
Jordan
Gap mission circle meeting moved to August 15
Albany society note: the Gap mission circle postpones its meeting a week and will gather August 15 with Mrs. Frank Trow hosting, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Falk entertained at dinner Sunday. Visitors include Miss Lois Falk Miss Helen Hauge Madison Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones with son Curtis Brodhead. Ralph Molin family arrived from a five month Arizona stay as Jeanne resumes studies at the state university.
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Gap Mission Circle
Frank Trow
Theodore Falk
Lois Falk
Helen Hauge
Madison
Marilyn Hopkins
Brooklyn
Ralph Jones
Curtis
Brodhead
Ralph Molin
Jeanne
Patricia
Arizona
State Uni
Wisconsin Candidates for Green County Election
A listing of candidates appears for Green County Wisconsin. The notice names participating offices and candidate slates, indicating election procedures and filing details. Voters are urged to review official sources for exact names, districts, and ballot measures.
Government slate listing candidates and addresses across parties
The document enumerates gubernatorial and legislative ticket holders with addresses in Wisconsin. It lists Governor Ralph M. Immell and state officials, through Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman and Attorney General Herman C. Runge, plus party lines for Democrat and Socialist tickets with multiple local names and addresses.
Primary Election Hours Set At Precincts in Monroe
The statement notes the primary election will occur at regular polling precincts within hours listed in Section 6.35 unless precincts or local authority change them. Dated July 29 1946 at the County Courthouse Monroe with official seal.
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Monroe
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Albany Herald
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Oscar Vigdahl
Beloit
William Nipple
Ben Vigdahl
Barbara Smout
James Mahoney
William Steindorf
Alvin Schmid
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Kes
White Block
Montgomery Electric Co
Owntow
South Wayne
United State OF America
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County of Green
Clarence W. Lengacher
County of
Secretary of
Republican
Ralph M. Immell
Grant St
Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
Otto R. Werkmeister
E. Chambers St
Milwaukee
Ralph F. Amoth
N. Fair Oaks
Walter S. Goodland
Wisconsin Ave
Oscar A. Rennebohm
Maple Bluff
P. O
Farwell Drive
Fred R. Zimmerman
S. Shore Drive
John M. Smith
Shell Lake
Sherman Ave
Herman C. Runge
N. Sixth St
Sheboygan
William H. Dieterich
Hartford
John E. Martin
Shorewood Hills
Circle Close
Perry J. Stearns
N. Murray Ave
Shorewood
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Appleton St
Appleton
Congress
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Mt. Pleasant
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Mineral Point
Melvin J. Olson
Wayne
Joe S. Robinson
P. O. Platteville
Harry A. Keegan
14Th Ave
Ray H. Schoonover
17Th Ave
8Th Street
Emmanuel G. Stauffacher
7Th Street
Evan C. Chambers
Herman A. Stuessy
15Th Ave
Circuit Court
Jessie M. Holcomb
15Th Street
Wilbur E. Deininger
18Th Ave
Rudolph P. Reger
Register of Deeds
Grace M. Thorpe
21St Ave
Democrat
Daniel W. Hoan
W. Kilbourn
Stanley Z. Fajkowski
Town of Lake
S. Howell Ave
Michael L. Richdorf
Town of Wilson
Lewis F. Nelson
Kaukauna
John Kaiser
Port Washington
Ray S. Kamper
Town of
Caledonia
P. O. Franksville
Elizabeth Hawkes
Washburn
Howard J. McMurray
Harrison St
John R. Redstrom
31St Ave
Kenosha
Ralph F. Ross
Sheriff
Paul J. Davis
16Th Ave
Donald D. Sisson
Max Armstrong
Roy J. St. John
N. Center Ave
Socialist
Walter H. Uphoff
Fitchburg
P. O. Rt
Oregon
Walter Roach
Union
Ferry St
Eau Claire
William J. Kirst
N. 11Th St
Walter G. Benson
St. Kenosha
Anna Mae Davis
University Bay Drive
Edwin W. Knappe
W. Ring Sr
Lars P. Christensen
Maple St
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Elect Immell
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