Calhoon Veek and Louis Hamale wed at Ft Sheridan post chapel
Vivian Veek Calhoon daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Veek of Janesville married Lt Col Louis Hamale at the post chapel in Ft Sheridan. Miss Susan Veek served as ring bearer. A reception followed at the Deerpath Inn Lake Forest. They plan to reside at Ft Benning Ga where the colonel attends advanced infantry school. The Veeks are former Brod residents.
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Brodhead
Times Special Service
Vivian Veek Calhoon
Myron Veek
Janesville
Louis Hamale
Post
Ft. Sheridan
Susan Veek
Deerpath Inn
Lake Forest
Ft. Benning
Hamele
Veeks
Brod
Country club auxiliary lunch and bridge winners named
Forty five women attended the Country club auxiliary luncheon. Prizes at five bridge tables went to Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman Mrs. Ray A. Young and Mrs. Everett A. Janke. Golf honors went to Mrs. William Amstutz for the longest tee shot on No. 1 and Mrs. Robert Kohli for the closest on No. 8. Out of town guests included Mrs. Jared W. Fox Miss Myrtle King Chicago Mrs. George Radlein Wilmette Ill Mrs. Dana Jackley Baltimore and Mrs. Dorothy Mayer Miami Fla.
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Country Club
Frank L. Hoffman
Ray A. Young
Everett A. Janke
William Amstutz
Robert Kohli
Jared W. Fox
Myrtle King
Chicago
George Radlein
Wilmette
Ill
Dana Jackley
Baltimore
Dorothy Mayer
Miami
Fla
Nordby Clark and Mary Nordby wed at Nesser lodge Beloit
Gaylord Clark nephew of Mrs Wesley A Chapman tied in marriage with Mary Nordby Beloit Sunday at Nesser lodge Beloit Geraldine Chapman sang solo Attendees from the village included Mr and Mrs Wesley A Chapman Mr and Mrs Harold Chapman and son Robert Mr and Mrs Jay Chapman and daughters Geraldine and Betty Lou
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Nordby-Clark
South
Wayne
Times
Gaylord Clark
Wesley A. Chapman
Mary Nordby
Beloit
Nesser Lodge
Geraldine Chapman
Harold Chapman
Robert
Jay Chapman
Daughers
Geraldine
Betty Lou
Wendell Wendell Loe Marriage in Blue Island
Mr and Mrs Gerald M Loe reside in Chicago after a Blue Island wedding for Miss Phyllis Wendell and Gerald M Loe. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 p m in the First Lutheran church with a 115 guest reception at the Blue Island Masonic temple.
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Wendell-Loe Blanchardville
Gerald M. Loe
Blue Island
Chicago
Phyllis Wendell
Mable Wendell
Millard Lees
Blanchardville
First Lutheran
Blue Island Masonic Temple
Local ladies host bridge party in Miami
Mrs Edwin Schuetze entertained last evening for her house guest Mrs Dudley Evans formerly Helen Zimmerman a local teacher in Miami Florida. Mrs Leland Lamboley and Mrs Evans won honors at two tables of bridge. Mrs Evans left for her home accompanied to Freeport by Mrs Schuetze.
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Edwin Schuetze
Dudley Evans
Miami, Fla
Helen Zimmerman
Leland Lamboley
Evans
Freeport
Schuetze
Grace Lutheran Aid Meeting Set For Tomorrow
Grace Lutheran Aid will meet at 2 30 tomorrow in the church. The committee in charge is formed by Mrs. Floyd Pyle Mrs. Clyde Chambers Mrs. Melvin Peterson and Mrs. Jenny Welton.
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Grace Lutheran Aid
Floyd Pyle
Clyde Chambers
Melvin Peterson
Jenny Welton
Chagre
British Demand Full Palestine Trusteeship By UN Next Month
A British government informant said London will urge the United Nations trusteeship council to appoint Britain as sole trustee for Palestine. Britain will not surrender its mandate, despite the demise of the League of Nations. The January UN appeal and the British American inquiry urged a trusteeship with rapid Jewish immigration, but plans to divide Palestine faced Truman’s opposition.
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London
Britain
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Palestine
League of Nations
Holy Land
Ernest Bevin
United Nations Assembly
Comedian John Ragland Dies at 40 in Hollywood
Comedian John Ragland known as Rags, who rose from burlesque to Broadway and film, died this morning at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after months of illness. His career spanned stage and screen.
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Hollywood
John
Rags) Ragland
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Vets at Colleges Face Housing Shortage in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin AP survey shows 30 000 plus fall enrollment across 15 schools, with housing tight for married veterans. UW plans 2 000 veteran housing units at Badger Village Truax field and on campus trailers, while River Falls Appleton Ripon Carroll and Marquette vary in facilities. Some students commute or live with families as campuses scramble barracks quonset huts and trailers.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
U. W
University of Wisconsin
Badger Village
Truaxfield
State University
State Teachers College
River Falls
Lawrence College At
Appleton
Lawrence
Ripon and Carroll Colleges
Marquette University
Marquette
Eau Claire
LeCrosse
Oshkosh
Carroll College
Waukesha
Nelson Vance Russell
Carroll
Milwaukee Teachers College
Tired Kidneys Might Disrupt Sleep
Health notice explains kidneys filter waste with 15 miles of tubules. Fatigue can cause night awakenings and urinary issues. Untreated kidney trouble may bring backache headaches swelling and low energy. Take Dean's Pills diuretic touted as remedy for over 40 years.
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Dean
Wife helps with house work while husband attends class
A wife assists with household tasks as her husband goes to class. The arrangement highlights shared domestic duties during the couple’s daily routine.
Federal Court Suit Over OPA Prices for Restaurants
Milwaukee attorney Ralph Drought filed an injunctive suit for the Wisconsin Restaurant Association seeking to halt the Green Bay OPA district from ordering new menu price filings until Washington clarifies the rule. Judge F. Ryan Duffy set August 26 for arguments as the Green Bay district requires restaurants to file updated prices by August 10. The association argues a conflict between the National Price Control Act and local OPA price calculations.
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Milwaukee
Ralph Drought
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
U. S. District Court
Green Bay Opa
OPA
Washington
F. Ryan Duffy
Restaurant Association
Holstein Breeders Sale Set for Green County Fair Grounds
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association will hold its annual sale Monday October 28 in the pavilion at Green County Fair Grounds. Bulls require dams with at least 435 pounds fat in 365 days. production records not needed for females.
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Green County
Pu Yi Defense Claims Testimony Given Under Duress
The defense for Japan's wartime leaders argued that Henry Pu Yi the fallen Manchurian emperor offered testimony under Russian pressure. They cited his prior statements that words spoken on the throne were his only as a fear for his life. Pu Yi testified he remained a prisoner of the Russians under guard in Tokyo after the war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Henry Pu-yi
Manchuria
Pu-yi
International Court
Puyi
Livestock Market Report from Chicago USDA
Salable hogs 5 500, total 5 800, prices 1.00 3.00 higher with top around 24.50. cattle and calves strong with top steers 28.00 and best heifers 24.40. Poultry steady. butter 70 et alunchanged. eggs steady. Grain futures gain on lower corn forecast. cash corn up 2 3 cents. no cash wheat sales. Wall Street list acids hit by declines and broker notes. U S Steel and GM among losers. bonds and other commodities also retreat.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Hit by Heavy Losses as AT&T Dives
New York stock trading saw heavy selling with American Telephone sliding about 12 points to a New Year low. Most sectors declined 1 to 6 points as liquidation accelerated in the second hour. The ticker tape briefly ran two minutes behind live trades before a slowdown occurred.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Byrnes Halts Peace Conference Session Over Yugoslav Ultimatum
U S Secretary James F Byrnes left a Paris peace conference session to consult advisers on the Yugoslav crisis. Senator Tom Connally joined Byrnes to discuss the 48 hour ultimatum demanding Yugoslavia free captured American airmen. Debate on reparations and territorial claims remained on the agenda as diplomats weighed the setback to early treaty progress.
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Paris
U. S
James F. Byrnes
United States
Yugoslavia
Europe
Byrnes
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Samuel Reber
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Connally
United Nations Security Council
Italy
Albania
Egypt
Austria
Russia
Fish Tale Of Rainbow Trout And A Missing Bite
Eugene W. Sheldon Jr. 15 returns from Eddy Pond with a 20 inch rainbow trout and a second fish that allegedly bit his fingers before leaping back into the pond. The Rutland Va report frames the incident as a newsworthy fishing mishap.
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Rutland
Eugene W. Sheldon Jr
Eddy Pond
Eugene
Intra CIO Fight in Great Lakes Walkout
The CIO maritime union seeks Murray’s stance on steel workers supporting the Great Lakes strike amid a six day walkout. NMU pushes for a 44 hour week with overtime, while ships move or stay idle and negotiations with two carriers fail to yield agreements.
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CIO National Maritime Union
Phillip Murray
CIO
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers
Cleveland
NMU
Murray
Steel Workers
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