The Army Needs Men to Build a Strong Modern Force
General Jacob L. Devers warns the United States must recruit a robust army to maintain peace and deter conflict. To reach a full wartime strength, 30,000 volunteers monthly are required, about 1,000 daily, with benefits ranging from high pay and retirement after 20 years to travel, education, and comprehensive medical care.
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United States
Jacob L. Devers
Army
Congress
Interesting Items From the Evening Times Files 1937
June 24 1937 notes include cornfield damage from plant lice boxer Joe Louis defeats James Braddock in the eighth round making him the second Black champion peddler ordinance targets transient rug salesman Fred Schumacher Sr dies at Darlington Fred J Blumer elected president of Semi Century golf association Mrs John A Hartwick Cadiz death John H Oswalt former Monroe resident dies in Be 25 Years Ago 1922 vitamin D discovery Walter Rathenau assassinated Mrs William Nally dies milk producers Green County plan cooperative marriage license issued John Anderegg Clarno and Elizabeth Hotz Juda wed.
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Joe Louis
James Braddock
Fred Schumacher Sr
Darlington
Fred J. Blumer
Golf Association
John A. Hartwick
Cadiz
John H. Oswalt
Monroe
Walter Rathenau
Seeney
William Nally
Green County
John Anderegg
Clarno
Elizabeth Hotz
Juda
Immunity for Polio at Hopkins Monkey Study Progress
Three Jonas Hopkins scientists at the Johns Hopkins Poliomyelitis Research Center report vaccines that immunize monkeys against infantile paralysis using an active polio virus. Researchers Isabel Morgan Howard A Howe and David Bodian caution live virus shots would be dangerous for children and explain how standard vaccines trigger antibody responses without infection.
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Baltimore
Jonas Hopkins
Isabel Morgan
Howard A. Howe
David Bodian
Hopkins
American Journal of Hygiene
Fifteen Minute Notice Brings German Bride to U S
Olga Wilhelmina Wolhfrom arrived from Nied Germany with only 15 minutes to pack before joining James F. Kraus in Blanchardville. Weather delays forced a late departure via New Foundland and earlier meeting occurred two years ago in Germany where Kraus served with the army. Swiss ship conducts first Argentine frozen meat shipment by Rhine from Rotterdam in refrigerated compartments aboard a motorship.
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Olga Wilhelmina Wolhfrom
Nied
Germany
Miss Wolhfrom
James F. Kraus
William Kraus
Blanchardville
Newfound
Basel
Switzerland
Rhine
Rotterdam
Mary and the Doctor Acknowledging Attention and Concern
A domestic scene centers on Mary, her doctor, and Anne as they debate affection and care. Miss Hilton worries about Mary's well being and misperceived fathering while Philip defends his involvement. Anne suggests practical help and Mary’s routine remains unsettled as morning bites into plans.
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Miss Hilton
Mrs. Lane
Mrs. Face
Anne
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Jorfully
Mary Raider Faces Challenges in Denver Boarding House
Drama follows Dr. Philip Raider and his wife Sheila as they divorce and Mary moves in with Philip in Denver. Mary, spoiled by her grandmother, clashes with new guardians and teachers while Anne Bowman and Miss Hilton seek to understand the five year old’s need for affection and stability.
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Sheila
St. Louis
Philip
Mary
Colorado Springs
Denver
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Lanes
Anne Bowman
Jean Fay
Roddy Malone
Jean
Mr. Grey
Anne
Sally
Miss Hilton
Dr. Raider
Dr. Somers
Three Baumgartner Cows Set Records
Three registered Holstein cows owned by W. C. and Paul Baumgartner of Monroe Wisconsin set herd improvement records. Ferndell Prilly Ormsby led with 507 pounds butterfat and 14 972 pounds milk in 365 days at age 9 years 11 months. Ferndell Burke Boon 2nd produced 493 pounds butterfat and 14 590 pounds milk in 317 days at age 6 years 7 months. Ferndell Prilly Hester 6th yielded 460 pounds butterfat and 15 148 pounds milk in 309 days at age 3 years 7 months.
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Paul Baumgartner
Monroe
Wis
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ferndell Prilly Ormsby
King Ormsby Burke
Maplecrest Joe
Ferndell Burke Boon
Wisfon Admiral
Wisfon
New Law Bans Closed Shop and Regulates Union Security
The government outlines the new labor law replacing five union security practices. It bans the closed shop entirely and restricts union shop contracts to state and federal rules. Preferential hiring and automatic dues checkoff are forbidden, with enforcement penalties for violations.
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Max Hall
Washington
Govrnment
Milwaukee man held on train for bus school robberies
Milward Nelson, 29, Milwaukee, was arrested aboard the Chicago and Northwestern 400 at Eau Claire Wisconsin on charges of robbing four Wisconsin men during a bus drivers school at the Dyckman hotel in Minneapolis yesterday.
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Minneapolis
Milward Nelson
Milwaukee
Chicago and Northwestern
Eau Claire
Wis
Wisconsin
Dyckman
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