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Classified notice lists subscription and delivery options for Batieossl Ad Representatives The Alisa in New York Detroit with prices for city and suburban carrier delivery and mail rates for Wisconsin and nearby states. It notes Associated Press rights and republication restrictions on news dispatches.
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Batieossl
Alisa
New York
Detroit
BATES
City OF
Monroe
Tic Bates
Wisconsin
U. S
Wiscon
Associated Press
Senator Lucas Defends War Power to End Coal Strike
The Illinois senator attacks John L. Lewis and the coal strike, labeling it political and unconstitutional, urging wartime seizure of mines if needed. He argues both workers and managers deserve equal constitutional protection, criticizing New Deal labor rulings as inadequate amid national peril.
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Lucas
Illinois
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
United States
John L
America
Lewis
Forever Amber movie may not be released
Hollywood reports suggest Forever Amber may not reach theaters as plans falter under a jinx on the project and cast changes. Some see censorship or publicity motives behind the delays while others claim it thrills in daring on screen.
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Hollywood
Amber
Commerce Dept Estimates British Purchases in U S at 1.25 Billion
The commerce department estimates that British purchases in the United States will total about 1.25 billion dollars in 1946. This projection highlights postwar trade activity and U S market engagement with the United Kingdom.
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Commerce Department
United States
A Job for Jenny in Seahaven Fire Crisis
Jenny joins the Red Cross response to a barn fire near Seahaven. Doctors and nurses work through the night as 42 people are affected, with six dead and many burned. Bert Barton collapses at the scene after aiding the injured. Mathews and others rush to help as the town braces for aftermath.
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Jenny
Red Cross
Seahaven
Northam
Bert Barton
Jen
Steve
Mary
Dr. Barton
Barton
Dr. Mathews
Zones of influence drive postwar power plays and tensions
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the UN Security Council and big four foreign ministers as zones of influence define realignments among Russia the United States Britain and France. The piece notes Arab League appeals to Moscow over Palestine and warns that only clear definition of legitimate rights can avert further conflict. The Duluth Superior port detail appears as a separate local note.
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Security Council
United Nations
Palestine
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Russia
Arab League
Anglo- American Inquiry Committee
Holy Land
United Nations Peace Organization
MacArthur Disqualifies Hatoyama Over Japanese Elections
General MacArthur disqualified Ichiro Hatoyama from holding public office in Japan and reproved Premier Shidehara for duty failures. Hatoyama’s purge sparks confusion among liberals and a Communist call for another election. Yoshida is reluctant but considered as a compromise candidate amid an unstable, short‑lived cabinet.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
Shidehara
Hirohito
False Alarm Fire Seen by Omaha Couple
In Omaha the Lindmier couple lit a fireplace and enjoyed the flames until neighbors and firemen rushed in after Fireman Kay Knoblauch reported the open fire. Lindmier remained unfazed saying Knoblauch was simply tending to business.
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Omaha
Howard Lindmier
Kay Knoblauch
Lindmier
Knoblauch
Local Mouse Exterminator Names Two Kitten Brownout Dimout
In Springfield, amid electric curtailment darkening theaters, Flossie the mice exterminator delivered two kittens in Theater Manager M. E. Ber mans waste basket. The kittens were named Brownout and Dimout.
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Cat
Springfield
Ill
Flossie
M. E. Berman
Brownout
Milo Reno Dies in Excelsior Springs
Milo Reno president of the National Farmers' Holiday Association dies in Excelsior Springs. The edition also notes obituaries for Conrad Stauffer Sr. and Ole H. Shager of South Wayne, a marriage of Olga Heinzelman to Walter Share, and a housecleaning accident injuring Mrs. Charles F. Shea.
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Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Excelsior Springs
Herbert O. Tschudy
University School of Journalism
Conrad Stauffacher Sr
Monticello
Olga Heinzelman
Walter Share
Charles FE. Shea
Ole H. Shager
South Wayne
Silver anniversary marks St. Omar Chapter OES charter members
May 6 1921 25 years ago charter members filled chairs at St. Omar Chapter OES silver anniversary Mrs Mary Pietsch F J Bolander Mrs Sarah Bolender Mrs Daily Bolender Miss Nellie Treat Mrs Emma Churchill Miss Metta Monroe Mrs Mae Hood Miss Tessa Stearns G O Pietsch and Mrs Mary Woodle first initiate Cheese prices decline to 1917 figure dry era and other factors depress dairy values
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St. Omar
O.E.S
Mary Pietsch
F. J. Bolender
Sarah Bolender
Daily Bolender
Nellie Treat
Emma Churchill
Metta Monroe
Mae Hood
Tessa Stearns
G. O. Pietsch
Mary Woodle
Juda High to Graduate Twelve in May Commencement
Twelve Juda High School seniors will receive diplomas on Thursday evening May 16. Principal H O Bizer announced the event with John Armstrong of the Madison Department of Public Instruction delivering the commencement address. Valedictorian Erma Wachendorf and salutatorian Rudolph Kaderly will speak, with baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Peter Retzlaff at Juda Baptist Church on Sunday May 12.
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F. N. Miller
Juda High School
Prin. H. O. Bizer
John Armstrong
Department of Public Instructions
Madison
Erma Wachendorf
Rudolph Kaderly
Juda Baptist Church
Peter Retzlaff
Heinz Beutel
Irene Britt
Mary Lou Davis
Urban Miller
Betty Nafzger
Marion Pinnow
Eugene Stuckey
Caroline Roth
Ambrose Waelti
Mary Louise Walter
Local notes highlight community events and visits
Pfc Wendell Matzke returns on 17 day furlough to Win Minn parents and sister Donna Jean. Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Ted Miller led by Mrs Dorothy Feldt and Mrs Mary Matzke. Little Women’s club visits Madison to the zoo capitol and museum with Mrs Rogers leading. Ph M 3/c and Mrs Lloyd Keener visit Juda. Bezer announces cancer drive collection over $100 directed by Juda high school social problem class with Mary Louise Walters chairing. James Retzlaff named leader of southern Wisconsin workshop at Milton. Juda attendees listed. Mrs Hulda Schmidt of Monroe visiting daughter Mrs Ivan Boyer. Mrs Buck Heyn works in General Motors Janesville office.
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Pfc
Wendell Matzke
Camp Shanks
N. Y
E. E. Matzke
Donna Jean
Woman's Missionary Society of Evangelical Church
Ted Miller
Dorothy Feldt
Mary Matzke
Little Women’s Club
Madison
Robert Keen
Zoo
Capitol
Museum
Rogers
Lloyd Keener
Waukegan
Frank Siedschlag H
Mary Louise Walters
James Retzlaff
Lenvor Workshop
Wisconsin
Seven Day Baptist Church
Milton
Juda
Franklin Liedschlag
Dorothy Keen
Irene Menehan
Mary Elaine Matzke
Hulda Schmidt
Monroe
Ivan Boyer
Buck Heyn
General Motors
Janesville
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Emery A. Odell
Wis
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BULL
Wiere
Editorial
Federal
James V. Bennett
Center
Federal Prisons
San Francisco
Washington
Alcatraz
Faith
Chapter
Mathews
Bert
Steve Barton
Mary Hathaway
Portland
Mr. Foster
Foster
Steve Oo
Pacific
DeWitt MacKenzie
Duluth
Superior
Aero Eta
16Thh Ave
Harvey
Evening Times
John Kopp
William Echmerse
Ray McNitt
Harry McCulley Monroe
Harvey Red
Geiger Hardware Co
Haawee Racine
James McNitt
Win Minn
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