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Hoover Celebrates 75th Birthday as National Hopeful Leader
Herbert Hoover, America’s former president and the nation’s only living ex‑White House occupant, received praise yesterday at Stanford for a life defined by humanitarian service in two world wars and peacetime reform. His Stanford message stressed aiding the next generation before it arrives and defended his leadership during the Depression era.
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New Vote Strategy shifts in billion dollar Europe aid plan
Washington politics show a new approach as the Truman era faces a push for a one and a half billion fund to rearm Europe. The president once refused to compromise on the amount, insisting the exact sum be approved immediately. A surprise 60 40 split proposal from Secretary Johnson signals a test to see if the full need warrants prompt congressional action.
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MacArthur Called To Testify On Pacific Arms Aid
The proposal to recall General MacArthur from Japan to testify on arms aid for the Pacific seems unnecessary. He has managed Pacific issues for four years, defied the Soviets on Japan, and handled policy for the captive enemy. He should focus on his own tasks as global policy making is not his duty. Washington has likely already heard what is needed as China falls to the Reds.
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Aug 11 1939: Seizure case links Annenberg to tax evasion charges
Records reveal a 1939 launch involving M. L. Annenberg and three associates facing charges of willful tax evasion and unpaid penalties totaling 5,548,584.30 dollars from 1982 to 1986, while obituaries note Daniel Kratzer’s death at 80 and George Parmer’s Browntown passing. Wedding notices include Miss S. Odell Severson and Clarence B. Cahail. A Dr. Ruehlman and Dr. Baumle association is announced.
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Rep Smith and desk saga highlight Capitol quirks
Rep. Lawrence Smith of Racine touts his desk as the second finest in the Capitol, a square mahogany piece once used by Speaker Bankhead and Rayburn. The desk, stored in his House office suite, dwarfs typical desks and sparked playful recollections of rug measurements by a house custodian.
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Chicago fuel truck drivers strike hits city storage
Chicago faced the threat of gasoline shortages as AFL International Teamsters drivers voted unanimously to strike over a wage dispute. About 1,000 members halted tank trucks that supply 1,940 stations, with essentials to be kept stocked for three days.
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Zinser Transfers To Air War School
Lt. Col. Roy F. Zinser son of Mr and Mrs J Fred Zinser 2427 10th street transferred from staff duties at infantry school Fort Benning Ga to attend Air War College Maxwell Air Force Base Ala ZInsers Ft Benning tenure since August 1948 completes his second tour as faculty member of the school He has 32 months overseas in the southwest Pacific and was commissioned in 1946 His decorations include the Distinguished Service Cross Purple Heart Bronze Star and Combat Infantryman badge He is a former First National Bank Monroe employee married to Norma Larson with two children Sharon Lee 11 and Roy Jr 4 accompanying him
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Dial Fire Service Planned at Gratiot
L L Hunt of the Wisconsin Telephone Co meets Gratiot village board to install four connected phones for fire protection. Phones at Carnation Company Glindinning Service station village hall fire station and at Fire Chief W L Simons home will provide 24 hour fire call service by dialing one number.
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Mrs Freitag Injured in Porch Fall
Monticello reports Mrs Barbara Freitag aged 80 fell on her home porch at 6 p m Tuesday fracturing a hip and requiring medical treatment.
Metal Home Open House Poses Key Design Questions
About 150 visitors attended the Legion sponsored open house for the Royce Zum Brunnen residence in the Becker-Davis addition. The metal five room home features eight closets and ample storage, radiant ceiling heat, and no central heating. A special steel-wall picture hook helps display art.
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Hartmans buy Warren Richardson house in Brodhead
The Glen Hartmans who moved from Spring Grove township last fall have purchased the Warren Richardson house in Brodhead’s northeast. They plan to remodel and currently reside at Miss Jennie Karney’s home. Miss Lillian Knudson accepts teaching post at University of Southern Illinois Carbondale.
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July Rains Boost State Water Level
Heavy mid July rains raised Wisconsin water levels to their highest in years saving a potential shortage. Four largest reservoirs show improvement from last year. Flambeau Reservoir at Park Falls is full. Chippewa reservoir near Winter is six inches below full. Rainbow Reservoir at Lake Tomahawk two feet below full. Eau Pleine on Wisconsin River in Marathon also higher than prior year.
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Public Service Chief Sees Milder Season for Power
C. E. Kohlhepp, president of Wisconsin Public Service Corp., said electricity prospects are wetter than last year but warned that continued rainfall is needed to avoid a potential crisis. The county level and rainfall context frame the power outlook amid drought concerns.
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