Veto halts two measures on state funding and sales rule
Gov Kohler vetoed two bills on Wednesday while signing others. He rejected 2.6 million dollars for Grand Army Home construction at King, urging study of future use. He also blocked city and village real estate sales to highest bidder, deeming it too restrictive. He signed changes on motor fuel tax refunds and vehicle tax definitions.
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Madison
Kohler
Building Commission
Grand Army Home
King
Vilages
Churchill Role Urged In Parley at Summit
The Evening Standard urged Prime Minister Eden to take Winston Churchill as adviser to the Big Four summit in Geneva next month. The Beaver Brook paper calls Churchill Britain's greatest living statesman and notes his wartime experience with allied leaders. No indication from Eden on attendance or invitation.
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London
Evening Standard
Eden
Winston Churchill
Geneva
Churchill
Britain
Beaverbrook
Barnard Schedules Summer Music Lessons for City Students
Allan F. Barnard, city school instrumental director, offers an eight week summer course in June and July alongside regular city and senior band rehearsals. City band meets Mondays 8 to 9:30 p m and senior band Tuesdays 7 to 8:15 p m. Weekday sessions cover starting instruments and various ensembles with precise time blocks for cornet oboe strings flute and others. The schedule lists detailed daily classes from Wednesday through Friday.
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Allan F. Barnard
Saxophones Beginners Class Schedule
A schedule lists sessions from 10 to 11 a m for saxophones and a make up beginners class from 11 a m to 12 noon.
Hammer Heir Is Freed Of Murder Charge In Self Defense
Julian A. Hammer 26 son of New York magnate Armand Hammer was cleared of the murder charge after Superior Court Judge David Coleman ruled the killing of Bruce Whitlock 28 in Los Angeles was in self defense. Hammer said the dispute over a gambling debt dating to their Huntington West Virginia roommate days led to the May 8 shooting.
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Los Angeles
Julian A. Hammer
New York
Bruce Whitlock
David Coleman
Hammer
Armand Hammer
Whitlock
Huntington
W. Va
Browntown by Mrs. C. L. Crago
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Similar and son included Miss Jean Panska Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ott Freeport Arch Winters Elroy I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winters Grant Winters Pearl City and Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss Richmond Calif who were married June 9 visiting his brother.
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Earl Similar and Son
Jean Panska
Henry Ott
Freeport
Arch Winters
Elroy
Melvin Winters
Grant Winters
Pearl City
William Weiss
Richmond
Calif
Monroe Area People Attend Funeral and Visit
John Crago and family. C. L. Crago. Mrs. Oscar Nybroten. E. V. Bechtolt attend Fred Zimmerman funeral in Monroe. Harry Phillips and sons from Sumter S C visit two weeks with Alva Phillips and LeRoy family, hosted by C. L. Crago. Mrs. Hinze of Cheyenne visits Brant W. Binger. Eric Halverson and Charles Love families in Monroe.
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C. L. Crago
William Hinze
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brant W. Binger
Hinze
Methodist Church
Eric Halverson
Monroe
Charles Love
Salem
Gre
Edward Wolf
Love
Lovedy Wolf
John Williams
James
Janet
Leonard Boynton
Eugene Phillips
Freeport
Ernest Kanzig
Alva Phillips
Kenneth
Valley Forge Death Toll Above Three Thousand
During Gen. Washington's encampment at Valley Forge more than 3,000 soldiers died from exposure illness and privation. The harsh winter conditions and scarce supplies contributed to the high mortality among Continental troops.
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Gen. Washington
Valley Forge
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Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Kingan’s Circle
Kroger
Swift's
Swift’s
Swift
Swift Premium
Braunschweiger & Oz
Kingan
Windsor Club
Madison Sweet Pickles
Armour’s Star
Wiener Kroger
Long Weekend White Bread
California
Latonia Club
Madison Pickles
Dot
Sunkist
Broadway Olives
Folger’s
Santa Rosa
Wisconsin
Lake Tomahawk
L. L. Hoffman
Edward Voegels
Woodruff
South Wayne
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