Mortality for Bosses Good Amid Health Programs
Industrial medical directors say top executives may live longer than underlings due to regular physical examinations and rising life insurance coverage. A survey found 60 percent of 5,000 executives in good shape, and a 62 percent drop in executive deaths at one large company after instituting health programs. Psychiatry is increasingly part of executive health, with counseling shown to reduce underlings’ problems when bosses face emotional issues.
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Sam Dawson
New York
American Management Association
Institute of Life Insurance
Business Life Insurance
AMA
National
Office of Vital Statistic
Rock Holstein Unit Plans July Twilight Show
The Rock County Holstein Breeders announce a July 9 twilight show at the Richard Lucey farm Harmony Township. Richard Lucey president. Paul Schumacher and Harold Abey named as committee chairs for speaker program and refreshments. Also, Rock County breeders join the Tri County Black and White Show at Evansville July 11 and a Holstein consignment sale with Dane County on Sept 9.
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Rock County
Richard Lucey
Harmony Township
Lucey Farm
Paul Schumacher
Footville
Harold Abey
Brooklyn
Evansville
Dane County
Twin Ludtke Sisters to Wed Erickson Brothers in June
Chicago the Ludtke twins Emily and Helene both 19 plan a double wedding on June 1. Emily will wed Thomas Erickson age 23 and Helene will marry Donald Erickson age 21. Both Erickson brothers are machinists.
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Chicago
Emily
Helene Ludtke
Erickson Brothers
Thomas Erickson
Thomas
Donald
Langley Fights Removal As Portland District Attorney
In Portland two claimants vie for the district attorney post after a judge ordered Langley removed for failing to prosecute gamblers. Langley, 41, seeks an appeal stay. Leo Smith, 53, Gov Holmes appointee, plans to take oath. Langley faces seven other state charges.
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Portland
Ore
Dist
William M. Langley
Langley
State Supreme Court
Leo Smith
Robert D. Holmes
Smith
Rural Day At New Glarus Attracts Prospective Freshman
New Glarus high school hosted Rural Day with 19 students from area schools registering as eligible freshmen for next year. Visitors participated in a range of school activities, meeting representatives from Plainview, Postville, Farmers Grove, Meadow Valley, Primrose Center and other communities.
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New Glarus
New Glarus High School
Ronnie Rebly
Plainview
Joy Anderson
Delores Boley
Alan Fielstand
Elsa Oppliger
Nessa
Ronald Disch
Sandra Austin
Bowers
Richard Busch
Duane Elmer
Terry Garner
Kenneth Wenger
Postville
Douglas Ebenezer
Gary Elmer
Farmers Grove
George Eichelkraut
Benn
Robert Freitag
Alvin Gmur
Carol Senn
Meadow Valley
Harland Steele
Marty
Roger Werndli
Primrose Center
East Asia faces historic influenza epidemic
Singapore reports over 100000 people ill with the influenza epicemic sweeping East Asia. Formosa also reports about 150000 cases while no deaths are yet confirmed.
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Singapore
East Asia
Formosa
Iron Liege Gen Duke Train for Preakness at Pimlico
Calumet Farm sends Iron Liege and Gen. Duke to Pimlico for the Preakness with 10 days to prep after arriving by train from Louisville. Gallant Man, Derby runner-up, may start after trainer Johnny Nerud said the horse is in good shape despite fatigue from the long trip. Willie Hartack will ride Gen. Duke, who is favored by trainer Jimmy Jones.
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Pimlico
Calumet Farm
Iron Liege
Gen. Duke
Louisville
Iron Siege
Ralph Lowe
Gallant Man
New York
Johnny Nerud
Willie Hartack
Duke
Hartack
Calumet
Jimmy Jones
Milwaukee Designated As Navigation Center
Milwaukee is designated as a navigation radio center for three of twelve super airways being set up by the U S government to simplify non stop transcontinental flights. The system will link New York and Washington with San Francisco and Los Angeles. Pilots may previously file plans for four or five shorter airways to cross the continent. Under the new system a single non stop airway can be used.
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Washington
Milwaukee
U. S
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Henry Youngman Defends Sadness of Comedians
New York comic Henry Youngman disputes the idea that famous TV comics are unhappy. He argues sadness comes from not being a true comedian and criticizes rapid TV stardom. He cites rating wars and stage experience as keys to lasting humor while noting a strong demand for laughter. He tours clubs and contemplates a suspense ad lib TV show.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Henry Youngman
Youngman
Kansas City
Miami
Edward Frauchiger to Visit Switzerland
Edward Louis Frauchiger of 2535 13th street will leave next Thursday for a three month visit in Switzerland and Europe. He will travel with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meier on the same plane. The trip marks his first visit to his father Gottfried Frauchiger’s homeland where his mother was born. He plans to visit relatives and tour Italy Western Germany and France.
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Edward Louis Frauchiger
13Th Street
Switzerland
Europe
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
Frauchiger
Gottfried
Italy
Germany
France
Enchanted Evening Prom Theme at Argyle Gym
Argyle hosts the first Junior-Senior Promenade in the new gym tonight with a theme Enchanted Evening. Armand Huseboe's Madison orchestra provides music as Robert Johnson and Patricia Hassenfeldt reign as king and queen.
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Argyle
Armand Huseboe
Orchestra
Madison
Robert Johnson
Chester A. Johnson
Patricia Hassenfeldt
William Hassenfeldt
Court of Honor
Patricia McGinnity
Bruce Pfisterer
Margaret Daly
Ronald Thurst
Bolivian Educator to Speak at Three Methodist Churches
Mario Salazar, Bolivian native born in Cochabamba, will speak Sunday at South Wayne, Browntown, and Grand Methodist churches. Services are 9:30, 10:45, and 8:30 a.m. Salazar completed schooling in Bolivia and studied at an American Institute mission school before graduating from the normal school for teachers in 1939.
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South Wayne
Mario Salazar
Bolivia
South America
Browntown
Grand
Salazar
Cochabama
American Institute
Normal School For
Bolivian educator to show slides at Gratiot Hall
A Bolivian educator who taught in Bolivia’s public and private schools until 1945 and later studied at La Paz University, Peabody College, the University of Chicago, and Garrett Biblical Institute will present colored slides at Gratiot community hall at 8 p.m. tonight. The Gratiot Methodist Aid Society will serve refreshments.
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Bolivia
University of la Paz
American Institute
United States
Peabody College
Nashville
Gratiot
Aid Society of
Gratiot Methodist Church
Lamb Pelts Collected Soon After Birth
The practice involves taking Karakul lamb pelts from newborn animals as soon after birth as feasible to ensure quality skins.
Dewey's Olympia to be naval shrine in Philadelphia
Francis D. Pastorius of the Cruiser Olympia Association announced that the Navy agreed to turn Adm. Dewey's flagship Olympia over for preservation as a national shrine. A ship repair firm will cover costs until a fundraising fund can reimburse it, and the plan is to moor the Olympia on the Delaware River at Market Street.
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Philadelphia
Adm
Dewey
Olympia
Francis D. Pastorius
Olympia Association
Washington
Navy
Association
Manila Bay
Pastorius
Delaware River
Market Street
Actor Peter Lawford Injuries Forces TV Show Absence
Hollywood actor Peter Lawford suffered a sacroiliac displacement while exiting his late-model car. The injury will keep him off the CBS program Climax on May 16 and the producer seeks a substitute.
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Hollywood
Peter Lawford
India estimates iron ore reserves at ten billion tons
India government estimates total iron ore reserves at about 10 billion tons, reflecting substantial mineral resources. The assessment centers on iron ore deposits across key mining regions, with potential implications for future production and export markets.
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India
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