Fire Chiefs Seek Faster Civil Defense Information
Appleton Wis news: Wisconsin State Fire Chiefs association in convention urges immediate civil defense data from Gov. Rennebohm and Senators Wiley and McCarthy. Chief Edward Wischer says plans should be distributed by Sept. 1 or 15 and demands instant action to prepare to protect lives and property in case of war. The chiefs warn of bearing the burden of civil defense in wartime.
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Appleton
Wisconsin
Wischer
Lafayette Fair Dates Set Amid Flood Damage
Darlington special report states the Lafayette fair will run August 10 to 13 despite flood damage. The grandstand is absent and to be auctioned Saturday at 2 p m with removal by opening. Livestock show proceeds as scheduled and Buschbaum rodeo returns after flood void.
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Darlington
Clifford Furrer
Fair Association
Furrer
Two Boys Die As Car Strikes Parked Truck
Waukesha county deputies report four youths were involved when a car crashed into a parked truck on highway 18 five miles west of here. John Sander aged 17 and Gerald Bridgeford aged 13 died at the scene. Lawrence Winter 17 and Donald Lynwick 15 were injured. The truck belonged to Go Farms of Port Washington.
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Gerald Bridgeford
Lawrence Winter
Donald Lynwick
Waukesha County
Go Farms
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Belgian sabotage halts Liege to Paris rail line
A night time sabotage cut the Liege to Paris railroad near Charleroi causing major train delays. This marks the 27th sabotage action since King Leopold returned to Belgium on Saturday.
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Paris
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Leopold
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Wisconsin Exceeds Bond Quota In Independence Drive
Milwaukee announced that Wisconsin surpassed its series E bond quota by 106 101 dollars in the Independence drive. Total E bond sales reached 17 676 101 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Walter F. Kasten
Major Wisconsin candidates filed for statewide offices
The list shows Republican incumbents and challengers for governor lieutenant governor and other posts with names and cities. It also records Democratic and third party contenders for secretary of state state treasurer attorney general and United States Senate along with representative districts.
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Harold Lytie
Green Bay
Eugene R. Clifford
Juneau
Rudolph Beyer
Milwaukee
Peoples
Perry Love
Fred R. Zimmerman
Nels M. Justeson
Wisconsin Rapids
Fred Dahir
Prairie du Sac
Linton Jahr
Neillsville
Warren R. Smith
Paul McGettigan
Darlington
Earl Hanglin
Wauwatosa
Margenerite Haberman
Tomah
Bertha Kirki
Marengo
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
William Dieterich
Hartford
Robert K. Arthur
Madison
Henry Reuss
Anna Mae Davis
Frank Stoll
United States Senate
Alexander Wiley
Edward Finan
Lavern Dilney
Thomas Fairchild
William Sanderson
Black River Falls
Daniel W. Hoan
Edwin Knappe
District by District Republican and Democrat slate listed
The document lists candidates by district including Republicans Glenn Davis Gardner Withrow John Brophy John Byrnes Merlin Hall Alvin O Konski and others and Democrats Horace Wilkie Clement Zblocki Wasielewick Edward Gilbertson Arthur Henning Rodney Edwards along with socialists like Nathan Sadowski Walter Alexander Lee Schaal and William Kirst for various districts with their home towns in Wisconsin.
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Glenn Davis
Horace J. Wilkie
Madison
Nathan Sadowski
John Brophy
Paul Schmelter
Tom Katting
Milwaukee
Clement Zblocki
Thed Wasielewick
Reid Murray
Ogdensburg
Malcolm Dosholt
Rosholt
F. W. Giese
Waupaca
Edward Gilbertson
Wisconsin Rapids
Ernest Kluck
Stevens Point
John Byrnes
John Reynolds Jr
Green Bay
Lee Schaal
Gillett
Mass casualty event cattle and hog markets steady with gains
Livestock in Chicago reported salable hogs at 24.00 to 24.50 for 180 to 240 pounds and higher for sows, with totals and sales at various weight ranges. Cattle and calves showed mixed movement, mass casualty event steers and yearlings trading around 30.50 to 32.75, with some loads higher, while cows and heifers varied. Produce and grains followed with firm poultry prices and mixed grain quotes, soybeans up modestly and other grains down.
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Chicago
USDA
Tle
I.c.l
U. S
GOP nominates Henry V. Poor to oppose Roosevelt Jr.
New York lawyer Henry V. Poor aged 36 and a leader of a GOP progressive faction was named yesterday by the Republican party to run against Representative Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. for Congress this November.
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New York
Henry V. Poor
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosvelt Jr
Congress
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