Editorial notes on republication and subscription terms
Editorial item states that the founder date October 13 1808 is kept under the same management and mentions affiliate associations and the need for prepaid subscriptions to meet postal requirements. It refers to republication of all local items at a fixed rate and underscores advance payment.
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Cmria
Meares Daily Journal
Associated Press
Ola Daily Press ‘Association
Audit’ Bureau
Irculation
Air Force urged to intensify Alaska crash inquiries
Editorial argues disaster lessons demand beyond routine probes into recent Alaskan air crashes and transport mishaps. It notes bad weather as a major factor, questions pilot briefing and training for northland conditions, and calls for improved plane signals and safer winter flying as Alaska grows in strategic importance.
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Air Force
Alaskan
Northland
Cau
Alaska
Great Circle
Sister Kenny A Force for Polio Battle Remembered
The article praises Sister Kenny for her steadfast determination in promoting her infantile paralysis treatment. It notes her courage of convictions, lasting impact on polio research and therapy, and her calm acceptance of illness and death with a view toward future progress.
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Sister Kenny
Kenny
McGranery seeks FBI probe into Capone era paroles
Attorney General McGranery signals renewed scrutiny of 1947 parole actions linked to three Capone gangsters freed by federal custody. Despite habeas corpus releases and Supreme Court wins, he requests a full FBI investigation to uncover underlying reasons and potential missteps by prior administrations. The remark hints at broader, lingering concerns about mercy decisions.
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McGranery
Chicago
Capone
House
Supreme Court
FBI
Surplus of Smiths in a Battery Sparks Drill Confusion
At Camp Rucker 125th Field Artillery a Smith squad formed from 11 men named Smith in Battery C caused chaos during close-order drill when one man after another failed to stay in step. Sgt. Smith ordered the group to align, but the error persisted as the guilty party remained out of step.
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Ozark
Ala
Smith
125Th Field Artillery
Camp Rucker
Sgt. Smith
Hnd
Glancing Backward milestones from Dec 1 archives
A compact nostalgia column recalls events from December 1 in 1942 1927 1912 and 1920s. It notes OPA gasoline rationing plans saving a barn fire unfolding in Jordan township and a Milwaukee Road depot departure of selected men. Also mentions the Boston nightclub fire near 500 deaths and various local accidents marriages and business fires across villages like Monticello Juda New Glarus Saxon and Albany with civic notes.
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OPA
Dickson Brothers
Jordan Township
Green County
Milwaukee Road
T. F. Ransdell
Boston
O. D. Curtis
Monticello
Albany Community Club Plans Dec. 13 Santa Visit
Albany plans a Christmas parade theme Christmas Wonderland with Santa arrival by horsedrawn sleigh and village groups receiving awards. A lighting contest and decorations along the main streets, a work bee tonight, and holiday store openings across Dec. 10 to Christmas Eve are announced.
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Albany Community Club
Albany
Santa
Santa Claus
North Pole
Jones
Mill Corner
Mainid Water
Sugar River
Albany Herald
Village Hall
Albany Woman's Club
Santa Albany
Death of Glenn Gille at Gratiot Parish Church
Glenn Uille 90 died at St Clare hospital Saturday evening after a stroke at his Gratiot home. Funeral services set for 9 am tomorrow at St Josephs Catholic Church Gratiot with Rev Gilbert Carlton presiding to burial in St Josephs Cemetery Ayers Funeral Home in charge. He was born Jan 15 1902 in Gratiot Township. survived by a sister Mrs Leo Burns and a nephew Jerald.
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Glenn Uille
Gratot
St. Clare Hospital
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gratiot
Gilbert Carlton
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Ayers
Gille
Gratiot Township
George
Ellen Gille
Leo Burns
Jerald
William Sperry Dies At Home In Janesville
William Sperry 62 died unexpectedly Friday at his Janesville home. Born in Magnolia, he had lived in Evansville area before moving to Janesville in 1941. Survived by wife, four daughters and five sons, two brothers, one sister, and 16 grandchildren. burial in Bethel cemetery, Magnolia. services held this afternoon.
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Alpanx
Pecs
Winam Sperry
Ray Flood
Albany
Janesville
Bethel
Magnolia
Mr. Sperry
Evansville
Stanley Roehl
Donald Stanland
Edger
Flood
Eugene Wellnitz
Milton
Robert
Howard
Kenneth
Gordon
Donald
Minneapolis
Fred
Edgar
Blanche Splinter
Madison
Attend Urben Rites Monticello Funeral in Albany Area
Among out of town attendees at the funeral of Mrs. Urben held Friday were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frei and many relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Freitag Mrs. Duerst Mr. and Mrs. Orso Duerst and other local residents from Belleville Monroe and Albany.
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Phamie
J. E. Frei
Loit
Walde Rrclag
J. E.freitag
Ed Duerst
Orso Duerst
Ralph Freitag
Henry Stuessy Sr
Henry B. Hoesly
Henry Freitag
Nic Kubly
New ‘Us
Werner Elmer
H. J. Stuessy
Belleville
Benjamin Brunkow
Fannie Elmer
Monroe
Louis Baertschi
Ivan Grunder
Albany
Miss Lund of Warren Named in Who's Who at MacMurray
Nancy Lund of Warren is listed in Who's Who among students in American universities and colleges. A MacMurray College senior in Jacksonville Illinois she majors in radio and serves as station manager of WMMC. She was junior year vice president of Theta Sigma and member of the literary club and honor societies.
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Warren
Nancy Lund
Jane Lund
MacMurray College For Women
Jacksonville
WMMC
Theta Sigma Society
The
Intersociety Council
College Literary Club
Up and Down
Rev Russell J Guccione 50 Galena dies after heart attack
Rev Russell J Guccione pastor of St Michael's Galena died unexpectedly at the parish house after a heart attack. Services are scheduled in Galena and Freeport with burial in Calvary cemetery Freeport. Born in Italy he served as Army chaplain in WWII and led youth programs. He leaves his mother Anna Guccione and two brothers Tony and Dominic.
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Russell J. Guccione
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Galena
Freeport
Guccione
Monroe
John J. Boylan
St. Michael's Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Msgr
C. F. Conley
Calvary Cemetery
Italy
America
Feeport
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Loras College
Dubuque
St Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Holy Angels Church
Aurora
Ill
St. Anthony's
Rockford
Apple River
Brooklyn
Gajena
Anna Guccione
Tony
Dominic
Park Ridge
Lamont Farmer 117 Dies at Darlington
Lamont Farmer 117 longtime Lamont Township farmer died after a long illness at a Darlington hospital. Born in Norway he immigrated at age 10 and settled at Argyle later farming near there. He leaves his widow Tillie Nelson two daughters a half brother 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p m tomorrow at Apple Grove church. visitation at Steil Funeral Home until noon then transport to church.
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Martin Christianson
Lamont Township
Norway
United States
Argyle
Tillie Nelson
Will Hermanson
Bennett Skattum
Gendchildren
Erknti
Apple Grove
Steil Funeral Home
National Fund Aids Michigan Polio Fight
The Naval Foundation for Infantile Paralysis sent $48,750 in March of Dimes funds to five Michigan county chapters to bolster depleted treasuries. The money will help pay hospital and medical bills of polio victims, bringing total advances to Michigan to $545,100 in this epidemic. SIMMONS SON BORN SOUTH WAYNE. Mr and Mrs John Simmons of near Darlington are the parents of their second child, a son born November 19 at Lafayette County Memorial Hospital.
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National Fund Aids
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Naval Foundation For
Michigan County
Enteres Deaconess Hospital Report Details Patient
Mrs A H Kading is a patient at Deaconess Hospital for medical report purposes. The fragment notes a hospital stay and ongoing treatment reference.
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Deaconess
South Wayne
A. H. Kading
Deaconess “Hospital
Graveside Rites For Infant Gould Held At Bioad Greenwood
Graveside services were held for infant Robert James Gould, son of James and Fern Pitt Gould of Avon Township, at Bioad Greenwood cemetery. Arrangements were at Everson funeral home. The child died shortly after birth Saturday at St Anthony's hospital in Rockford. Survived by parents, two sisters, and grandparents Earl Putney of Avon and Mr and Mrs James Gould of Columbus.
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James Gould
Robert James Gould
James
Fern Pitt Gould
Avon ‘Township
Bioad Greenwood Cemetery
Everson Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Hospital
Rockford
Earl Putney
Avon
Columbus
Auto Crash Kills Ridgeway Veteran
Lawrence Williams 22 died in a Saturday auto crash near Dodgeville. Services set for tomorrow at Ayres Funeral Home 8 am and St. Bridget's Catholic Church 9 am with Rev. H C Maclweer officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. Williams, a three year Army veteran with 11 months in Korea, is survived by his parents, a brother Sgt James Williams in the Air Force. Rosary tonight at 8:30 pm.
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James Williams
Air Force
Wyoming
Mrs Flora Lowe, 94, Mt Horeb, dies in South Bend
Mrs Flora Lowe, 94, who moved from Mt Horeb to live with a daughter in South Bend Ind died there Saturday at a hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow at Mt Horeb Methodist Church with Rev H H Thompson officiating. Burial will be in Mt Horeb cemetery. She was born in Ontario Canada and lived in Mt Horeb since 1868. Her husband M T Lowe died in 1932. She was a member of the Mt Horeb Methodist Church and the Eastern Star. She leaves a daughter Mrs W S Sandilands of South Bend and two sons A E Lowe and Willard A Lowe, both of Madison, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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South Bend
Ind
Mt. Horeb Me
Rev
H. H. Thompson
Mt. Horeb
Lowe
Ontario
Canada
M. T
Mrs Golz 65 Evansville Dies After Long Illness
Mrs George Golz 65 of Evansville died Saturday at a Madison hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted in Evansville with Rev. Lester Naylor of Beloit officiating at the Roderick Ward funeral home. Burial followed in Maple Hill cemetery. Born May 2 1884 in Center Township Rock County she was Amanda Utzig before marriage. She married Arthur Powers, then George Golz on December 25 1923. Survived by seven sons Bert Powers Albany Walter Ed Powers Evansville John Powers Orfordville Robert Golz Evansville Richard Golz Camp Atterbury Ind three daughters Dorothy Weiss Evansville Alice Williams Evansville DeRemer Monroe two sisters Hattie Utzig South Dakota Mrs Walter Barry Janesville three brothers Edwin Utzig Janesville Fred Lake Koshkonong Carl state for Oregon.
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George Golz
Evansville
Marshall de Remer
19Th Street
Madison
Lester Naylor
Beloit
Roderick-Ward
Maple Hill
Amanda Utzig
Center Township
Rock County
Arthur Powers
Golz
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bert Powers
Albany
Walter
Ed Powers
John Powers
Orfordville
Robert
Richard Golz
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Dorothy Weiss
Alice Williams
DeRemer
Monrroe
Hattie Utzig
South Dakota
Walter Barry
Janesville
Edwin Utzig
Fred
Lake Koshkonong
Carl
Oregon
Fred C. Kramer Rites Held in Rock Grove Ill
Services for Fred C. Kramer 73 were held at Rock Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Rock Grove cemetery. Born in Shannon, he farmed in Dakota area 18 years and left a daughter Mrs. Eden Coleman of Rock City, a brother Arthur of Rock City, and a half sister Mrs. Oyd Rockey.
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Dakota
Fred C. Kramer
Oyd Rockey
Rock Grove
Suit Over Retained Forceps In 1950 Operation
A damage suit filed in St. Louis County District Court seeks 89169 from Duluth Clinic Dr Coventry St Marys Hospital and medical staff alleging a forceps was left in a Virginia Minnesota woman during a 1950 operation. The instrument allegedly caused chronic pain and sleep loss and was removed in 1952 after X rays revealed its presence.
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Duluth
Virginia
Minn
St. Louis County
John D. Hakala
W A. Coventry
St. Mary's Hospital
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