Hoover Sends Farewell Address to Republican Convention
Statesman Herbert Hoover spoke in Chicago this week delivering a forceful public address on domestic and foreign policy. He urged conservation of resources and building American strength while warning the 1952 two party system may be the last chance to defend liberty and America’s greatness.
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Herbert Clark Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Chicago
Hoover
General MacArthur
Truman
NATO
America
Taft
Community to honor local National Guard tonight
A town invites public support as the 32nd Division band leads a parade around the public square and Recreation Park. Citizens are urged to attend the concert and show appreciation for Co H and Co K, as guardsmen prepare for summer training at Camp Ripley.
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National Guard
Company H
Monroe
Co. K
Public Square
Recreation Park
32Nd Division
Camp Ripley
Wisconsin Republicans hold July 10 1842 convention in Wausau
The 10 year segment notes Wisconsin Republicans gathering in Wausau for a July 10 convention with keynoter praising Governor Heil while attacking the national administration over Pacific War policy. Also reported are traffic stamp enforcement in Green County and rites for Mrs. S W Krueger in Glendale California.
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Wisconsin
Wausau
Heil
Green County
S. W. Krueger
Glendale
Calif
U. S. Army
Congress
Stevens
Chicago
Juda plan for school building project discussed at district meeting
Plan outlines remodeling of the Juda Union Free High School building and six new classrooms plus a 500 seat gym auditorium for the Juda State Graded district. Estimated total $248k with grade school paying 37 percent. impact adds about 3.3 mills to high school taxes.
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Juda Union Free
Juda
Lawrence Monberg and
Youngsters Learn Parts for Play at Monroe Park
In Monroe Park the children’s theater group stages The King’s Creampuffs with John Schindler and Hedwig Studer as King and Queen. Carol Schindler directs and urges 10 to 14 year olds to try out Monday for Sleeping Beauty.
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John Schindler
Hedwig Studer
King
Monroe Park
Shelter House
Recreation Park
Carol Schindler
Brian Quinn
Algernon
Faye Stauffacher
Princess
John Hammer
Page
Anita Ainsworth
Pat Miller
William Stocker
the Herald
John Norder
Alan Holtshopple
Knight
Carol Peterson
Stephanie West
Donald Heeren
Ecg
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Health And Relief
Nessing backache, loss of pep and energy and headaches may signal slow kidney function. Stress and strain can slow this vital filter, causing backache, nocturia, and frequent passage. Don’t neglect kidney issues. try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic used for over 60 years.
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Dean
Doan
Deadline Reminder For Disabled WWII Vets Training
Veterans with 10 percent or more disability must begin four year Public Law 16 training by July 25, 1962 to complete a four year program. After that date no new four year courses may start while shorter term training remains allowed. Training deadlines affect only WWII veterans with service connected disabilities. Korea era disabled vets face no fixed deadline yet set by authorities.
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J. P. Cullen
Milwaukee
Veterans Service Office
Court House
Korea
Congress
Great Lakes Rise Normal for June Survey Says
A U.S. Lake survey released in Lansing shows Lakes Superior Michigan-Huron rising normally in June with further peaks expected. Superior +2 inches from May, 5 inches below the 1951 June high. Michigan-Huron +2 inches, 15 inches below the 1886 high. Erie may have passed its seasonal peak and begun to drop.
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Lansing
Mich.p
U.S
Lakes Superior
Michigan-Huron
Lake Superior
Lakes Michigan-Huron
Lake Erie
Ten Seek Damages After Rail Injuries
Ten men including Navy medical officer David L. Thomason of Fremont Wisconsin filed suit for 125000 dollars in damages over injuries from a train wreck at Lettsworth Louisiana last August. They were aboard a Louisiana and Arkansas Rail Road troop train struck by a Kansas City Southern streamliner in a crash that killed more than 20. Both railroads are named as defendants in the suit.
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Chicago
David L. Thomason
Fremont
Wis
Lettsworth
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Kansas City Southern
Thomason
Navy Medical
County Grain Test Plot Visits Scheduled Tuesday
F Victor Burcalow of the UW staff leads five grain variety demonstrations across the county next Tuesday. The plots, under the extension department, compare local varieties with those released by breeders to local soil and management, using five year yield averages and square yard harvests.
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F. Victor Burcalow
Agriculture Extension Department
Kenneth Hartwig
Clarno
Victor Road
Cadiz
Otmar Keller
Monroe
Harvey Mauerman
Decatur
Roland Keen
Juda
Keen
Ajax
Andrew
Bonda
Branch
Clinton
Mindo
Shelby
Moore
Wisconsin
Agricultural College Agronomists
Father of New Quads Also Enters Hospital
In Portland Maine Silas Pinkham 45 of Standish enters Osteopathic Hospital after visiting wife Elizabeth 35 and quadruplets William Rebecca Melissa and Jane. Officials report the mother and babies doing well but Pinkham suffers nervous exhaustion.
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Portland
Silas Pinkham
Standish
Elizabeth Pinkham
William
Rebecca
Melissa
Jane
Osteopathic Hospital
Pinkham
Terry's Store Name Leaves Brodhead After Sale This Week
Brodhead residents see a long standing business name change as Terry's is sold to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Austin and rebrands as Austins. Anna Terry's family connections and long service mark a notable local enterprise transition in the Brodhead business district.
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Terry’s
Brodhead
Terry
Louis Mauermann
L. W. Terry
T. L. Amerpohl
Main Street
Main and
Exchange Streets
Mr. Terry
Orfordville
Anna Burtness Terry
Chicago
Terry and Ganshert
DIES WHILE SWIMMING AT WILLIAMS BAY BEACH
Earl Wolfe age 42 of Williams Bay died while swimming at Geneva Beach likely from a heart attack suffered in the water. He was at the Wisconsin lake when the incident occurred and authorities were contacted.
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Williams BY
Wis
Earl Wolfe
Williams Bay
Geneva
Layoffs To Soar In Steel Stalemate
Pittsburgh reports massive unemployment from the ongoing steel strike of 1952 with near 1.1 million job losses expected next week. Chrysler plans widespread Michigan shutdown affecting about 68,000 workers plus recalls for 14,500. Ford and GM also cut production as ore miners strike guidance seeks resumed ore output. Executives urge steelworkers to end the 23,000 miner strike in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Pittsburgh
America
Chrysler Corp
Michigan
Chrysler
Ford Motor Company Kready
General Motors
Allied Industries
CIO United
Cape Morris Jesup Named World's Northernmost Point on Land
Cape Morris Jesup on Greenland's Arctic coast is identified as the northernmost point of land in the world, extending the known extreme reaches of the Earth.
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Cape Morris Jesup
Greenland
Arctic
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Hammond
Ind
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C. W. Twining
Mercial and Savings Bank
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G. E. Thorp
J. B. Heeren
Twining
Ore
Joseph Trumpy
Clarno Station
William Haddinger Sr
Amos Weckerly
South Wayne
Fred W. Stevenson
Jefferson
Portage
Elbert E. Hawley
A. G. Hawley
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New California
Tbs
Great Lakes
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Roy G. Foster
Wadley
John W. Heselton
Massachusetts
Foster
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
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TIMES
Frank Priewe
Freezer Supplies
Rieder
Burnett's
Roundy’s
Morton
Holland
West Side Square
U.S. Gov’t
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O.M
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Monarch
Boy-Ar-Dee
Alaska
Shheep
Menardh
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