Hoover Sounding Alarm On Federal Power At West Branch
Former President Hoover, marking his eightieth birthday at West Branch, delivered a multifaceted address likened to Washingtons Farewell. He warned of growing federal power, an expanding central bureaucracy, and encroachment on Congress and the Supreme Court, urging reinvigoration of state and local government and checks and balances.
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West Branch
Washington
White House
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Hoover
Evening Times
Polio fund drive timing debated in editorial
A Syracuse newspaper stance on the March of Dimes raises concerns about midyear fundraising and suggests shifting emphasis to late summer when polio risk peaks. Editors urge the National Foundation to reconsider timing, arguing year round care and fund balance justify change.
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National
Polio Foundation
Syracuse
N. Y
National Polio Foundation
National Foundation
Franklin Roosevelt
Pork and ham added to ration list in wartime note
A wartime column recalls August 12 1944 ration changes with pork and ham added as free list meats no longer available from packing houses. It contrasts with baseball news as the Yankees beat the Browns 6 to 1 ending their 10 game streak and notes local obituaries and farewells in Monroe and Wayne townships.
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Monroe
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Charles Hartwick
John Bolender Jr
Recreation Park
Michael Rahberger
Jefferson Township
Talks Continue To Free 78 Americans Held In China
State Department disclosed ongoing direct talks with Red China to secure exit visas and release 78 Americans held or detained in China. Eisenhower noted discussions at Geneva on allowing Chinese to return home, while Geneva talks reported 30 Americans jailed or denied exit and six allowed to leave.
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State Department
United States
Red China
China
Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Henry Suydam
Suydam
Peiping
Suy
Suddam
Wayne Fuller Named Rock County Curator
Wayne E Fuller a native graduate of the has accepted the position as curator for the Rock County Historical Society Fuller who is married and has three children will succeed Thomas Vaughan who resigned to accept a position as head of the Oregon State Historical Lee Fuller served in the Army from 1942 to 198 and received his PhD from the University of California Berkeley in 1953.
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Wayne Fuller
Rock County
Brodhead Social Notes Highlight Midwest Visits
Miss Grace Marsh reports numerous travel and visit updates. Families from Beloit Detroit Duluth Madison Minneapolis Jefferson and Evansville spent time with relatives in Brodhead and area. Charles Wheeler and James Freeman are among locals visiting reserves and relatives. several households plan returns or ongoing trips to Boulder Ole River and other Wisconsin locales.
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Frank W. Dedrick
Brian
Colorado
W. S. Murphy
Boulder
F. H. Dedrick
Robert Engle
Gary
Ronnie
Wisconsin
W. D. Lavasseur
Ole River
Herman Lanz
Monroe
Lewis Stair Jr
Detroit
L. J. Stair
Richard Curless
Evansville
Brodhead
James Freeman
Beloit
D. C. Howard
Charles Wheeler
St. Paul
Wold-Chamberlain Base
Minneapolis
Mary and
John Laatsch
Jefferson
Trudy Williams
Madison
C. S. Pierce
Willard Matter
Duluth
Della Medcalf
Mary R. Matter
Jessie Sims
J. C. Sims
del Paso Heights
Calif
Furrier Buys Green Building in Bradenton
N J Hoffman, local furrier, purchased the former Monroe bus depot at level 1m avenue from James Green, Bradenton. Hoffman plans to move his business into the new building, with a future storage vault to be installed. The United Telephone Co will retain the adjacent garage area in use.
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Lev. 1m Avenue
Monroe
N. J. Hoffman
James Green
Bradenton
Fla
Hoffman
United Telephone Co
Elected by Auxiliary in Duluth Mrs Konrad Leads Union Veterans Group
Mrs Elinore Konrad of Milwaukee was elected president of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. The organization is meeting here in the national encampment.
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Duluth
Elinore Konrad
Milwaukee
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Poultry Division Winners Listed at Centennial Green County Fair
Area residents showcased poultry in the open class during the Centennial Green County Fair. Winners include White Plymouth Rocks chickens with Mrs. Henry Pick Jr. taking multiple firsts, Kosterman and Pick among top placers, and numerous ducks and geese led by Mrs. Pick and Kosterman in various categories.
Orangeville Social Roundup From Monroe and Freeport Visits
Mrs. Glen E. Bolender hosts Orangeville notes while Kitty VanMatre Jaime Ballesteros and Kenneth Wallace spend Monday in Monroe. Local families attend birthdays and weekends with relatives in Monroe and Freeport. Travel plans include Chicago weekend trips and shared dinners feature several area residents.
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Kitty VanMatre
Jaime Ballesteros
Kenneth Wallace
Monroe
Judy
Joyce Folgate
Cynthia” Phillips
Ira Zimmerman
Gerald
William
David Boyer
Guy Boyer
Sam Greenawaldt
Mabel
Otto Folgate
Diane Sue Maxwell
Free
Uncle Sam Drops Postmaster Embezzlement Pursuit
SAN FRANCISCO The government seeks to dismiss an indictment against William M. Shuford accused of embezzling 3434 dollars in postal funds. Shuford served as postmaster at French Gulch before disappearing 31 years ago, ending a long search.
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San Francisco
William M. Shuford
Shuford
French Gulch
Kohler to Visit Wisconsin Camp Friday for Review
Governor Walter Kohler will visit the 32nd Division training camp Friday with a planned parade and review on Saturday at 11 am. A Reserve Forces Policy Board subcommittee headed by Hugh Milton will fly in Sunday with Army Navy Marines and Air Force representatives. Maj. Gen. Charles L. Dahser of Chicago arrived for a three hour inspection of the 65 000 acre camp. On Maundy Thursday the British sovereign gives money to as many needy persons as there are years in his age.
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Mccoyp
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin National Guard
32Nd Division
Red Arrow
Reserve Forces Policy Board
Hugh Milton
Army
Washington
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Rew
Charles’ L” Dahser
Chicago
Fifth Army
Madison
Keratolytic Fungicide T-4-L Sold At Kempfert Pharmacy
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a keratolytic fungicide that sloughs off infected skin to reach and kill germs on contact. It promises a 40 cent refund if not pleased within one hour at Kempfert Pharmacy.
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Kempfert Phamacy
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