Mental Health Fund Drive Seeks Boost Amid Campaign
Wisconsin drive reports over 500 letters in appeal as Mayor Dunwiddie urges renewed effort to reach the Mental Health Fund goal. Judge Lamboley and Gov. Kohler press workers to close the gap while local speaker Gerald F. McGill discusses alcoholism signs and community rehab ideas.
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Monto
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Harold J. Lamboley
Gov
Kohler
Drive
Wisconsin
Lamboley
Monroe
Wis
Gerald F. McGill
Bureau of Alcoholic’ Studies
Knights of Columbus
McGill
Pvt Eicholtz Sent to Fort Riley for Army Indoctrination
The Service Record notes Private Robert E. Eicholtz currently stationed with unit 87th Infantry Regiment 10th Infantry Division. He has been sent to Fort Riley Kansas for indoctrination and training.
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Robert E. Eicholtz
Fort Riley
Co. I
Inf
Kan
Jail at Darlington to Get Remodeling
The Lafayette County jail at Darlington will receive a 23000 remodeling project after action by the County Board in a special session yesterday. The board also transferred 35000 from the general fund to the highway maintenance fund and decided to carry its own workers compensation insurance after July 1.
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Darlington
Lafayette County
Police identify body found in Lake Michigan
Milwaukee authorities tentatively identify the woman found by two fishermen in Lake Michigan as Mrs. Florence Wilson of Little Valley New York. Identification was made by tracing a key ring tag found in a purse on the lake shore ten days earlier. The body is estimated to have been in the water about a week to ten days.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Florence Wilson
Little Valley
N.Y
Janesville Worker Dies of Brain Hemorrhage
Coroner E Overton of Rock County states Frank Schroeder about 60 of Route 2 Janesville died of a massive brain hemorrhage not an accident or foul play. Schroeder was found beside a highway earlier while cutting grass along Highway 26 north of Janesville.
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Janesville
E. Overton
Rock County
Saturda
Frank Schroeder
Schroeder
Here
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Prices Edge Down
The Chicago market shows salable hogs at 9,500 with mixed weights and trims down from prior levels. Cattle and calves: demand for steers and yearlings around 1,380 lb. high to prime lots at 24.00-24.75, with cows and bulls trading between 10.00 and 25.00. Butter prices steady to lower. eggs at 63 for U S standards, chick markets noted with current receipts and regional prices.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
U. S
Editor Warns Secrecy Hinders Freedom of Information
James Russell Wiggins, editor of the Washington Post, told journalism students at the University of Wisconsin that secrecy in government at all levels erodes freedom. He chairs the FOI committee for the American Society of Newspaper Editors and calls executive secrecy dangerous. He also urged television to aid news dissemination without interfering with hearings or press conferences.
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Madison
America
James Russell Wiggins
The
Washington Post
Wiggins
Committee On Freedom of Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
University of Wisconsin
Passengers Take Over Polar Route Flight to Tokyo
A disrupted flight route involving a Scandinavian airline led to passengers landing in Tokyo after an altered polar path. Authorities investigated the midair event and clarified the pilots’ navigation decisions.
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Tokyo
W—A
Natal
Unclear Flight Entry From Damaged Source Fragment
Fragment mentions DE-6H touchdown at 8 a.m. and a fight involving names that are unreadable. The readable fragments reference carrying items and locations but lack coherent details or proper names to form a full summary.
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Shemys Isand Td
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Le.l
Milwaukee Journal
Mineral Point
Wisconsin Power and Light
Met
Monroe Police Department
Police Department
Police and Fire Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bibae Sones
Blue Grose and Shield
Bue Cross
N. Plankinton Avenue
Dodge
Batiste
Monroe, Wis
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