Hodges Sees Two Signs of Economic Recovery
Secretary Hodges announced that personal incomes rose above the March peak in April and factory sales and new orders increased. Incomes reached 410.3 billion annual rate, April gain driven by salaries and wages, with payrolls rising for the second straight month and overtime boosting output.
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Sunday dinner guests from Monticello and area
Sunday dinner guests from Monticello and nearby towns visited various families. Attendees included the Brusveen, Jorenby, Emerson, Blanchardville, Madison, New Glarus, Chicago, Janesville, Freeport, Orangeville and Albany areas with extended visits to Rest Haven Home in South Wayne and St Charles Illinois.
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Venezuela Name Origin Linked to Lake Maracaibo Villages
Spanish conquistadores named Venezuela after finding villages on stilts above Lake Maracaibo. The term translates to little Venice, reflecting the unique stilted settlements observed by early explorers.
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Professor Thayer to Retire After 26 Years at UW
Prof Frank Thayer of the University of Wisconsin School of Journalism will retire next month after 26 years on the faculty. An author of books on the law of the press and newspaper management, Thayer served as adviser to the Daily Cardinal and other campus publications.
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Eugene O Neill Wins 1936 Nobel Prize in Literature
Playwright Eugene O Neill is awarded the 1936 Nobel Prize in Literature, recognizing his significant contributions to modern drama and American letters.
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