Florida House Rejects Articles Of Impeachment Against Warren
Tallahassee Florida lawmakers voted 76 to 6 to reject impeachment articles against Gov Fuller Warren. Rep George Okell had proposed 11 counts but a special committee found none legally sufficient and the resolution died on a postponement motion. The charges included campaign spending disclosures and improper appointments and reinstatements related to gambling and racing enforcement.
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Tallahassee
Florida House of Representatives
Fuller Warren
House
George S. Okell
Dade County
Warren
Okell
C. V. Griffin
Wiliam H. Johnson
Lou Wolfson
W. O. Crosby
Harry
Russell
Chicago
Miami
State Racing Commission
Beloit Honors Trio with Distinguished Service Citations
Beloit will honor three graduates with distinguished service citations at commencement June 9 and 10. Herbert H. Helble Appleton high school principal for 25 years J Nesbitt head of the desert and tropic information center at Maxwell Field Alabama and Rev Van Ogden Vext retired pastor of the First Unitarian church Chicago receive the honors Honorary Phi Beta Kappa memberships go to five other Beloit graduates Roy Chapman Andrews explorer Clifford Day newspaperman Mrs Floyd McGranshaw former dean of women Adolph Toepfer physicist and Valeria Wickham director of admissions at the University of Chicago.
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Herbert H. Helble
Appleton High School
Aud J. Nesbitt
the Air University
Maxwell Field
Ala
van Ogden Vext
First Unitarian Church
Chicago
Beloit
Roy Chapman Andrews
Clifford Day
Floyd McGranshaw
Adolph Toepfer
Valeria Wickham
University of Chicago
Portage Cheese Plant Opens With 40 Women At Work
Helen E. Stout Portage Cold Storage Co begins cheese packaging production in Portage with about 40 workers. anticipated 75 with full operation. Cheese, bought from Midwest manufacturers, ships to Portage for 30 day to year curing, then sliced and packaged. Firm runs two other plants in Black Creek and New Albany, Mississippi.
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Helen E. Stout
New Albany
Miss
Portage
Kohler Signs Bill On Special Schools
Gov. Kohler signed measures authorizing the superintendent of public instruction to let boards or counties create special classes and centers for children of low intelligence. The laws raise treasurer and director salaries from 20 to 100 dollars annually and clerks from 25 to 125 dollars, expand justices of the peace reach to neighboring counties, and empower sheriffs and constables to serve papers in these counties.
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Mauison
Kohler
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Justices of Peace
Oneida
24 Karat Gold Fragrance Free Offer in 1 Oz Bottle
Argentum Laboratories announces THE OLD FRENCH GLORY perfume with pure 24 karat gold in every bottle. Readers may obtain a large 1 oz bottle at a pre introductory price of $1.00 from the Perfume Division No 924 at 1742 Sansom St Philadelphia. Limited quantities, money refunded if exhausted.
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Argentum Laboratories
Perfume Division
Sansom St
Philadelphia
Adv
County Court Committee Names Acting Judge
A county court committee names a qualified member to hear cases and serve as judge in the absence of the regular official. The appointment covers duties as assigned and ensures continuity of legal proceedings within the jurisdiction.
Oshkosh Driver Faces Preliminary Hearing in Fatal Crash
Juenara Raab of Oshkosh, 17, faces a 10 a.m. Friday preliminary hearing on charges from a traffic death near Oshkosh. Harold Love, 22, was struck and killed after being hit by a car near the city limits. Companion Robert Frank Jr., 15, was seriously injured.
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Juenara Raab
Oshkosh
Harold Love
Raab
Love
Robert Frank Jr
Age of Jolson dispute over life insurance payout
Report notes Jolson listed age 64 at death in October with insurance paying 400 000. Some records suggest age 70, reducing payout to 278 000 and leaving a 122 000 difference in premiums. Insurance firms cite evidence of higher age affecting the policy.
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Mouywoon
al Jolson
Jolson
Wisconsin Farm Mortgage Debt Rises Six to Seven Percent
Wisconsin farm mortgage debt for the year totals about 292.5 million dollars, up roughly 19.7 million from the previous year. The report notes debt is below 1914 levels and 1920 peak land prices, with real estate values near but under all time highs.
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Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Decline Through 1947 Marks Long Economic Slump
The narrative notes an almost steady decline through 1947, reaching its lowest point since 1912. A glaselined silo is planned at the Matt Marty farm north of the Silver cheese factory in Mt. Pleasant township.
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Matt Marty
Silver
Mt. Pleasant Township
Cantor In Hospital For Vocal Cord Injury
Eddie Cantor was admitted to a hospital for treatment of a ruptured blood vessel in a vocal cord. Officials say he is to stay about ten days. The piece also notes the 1790 U S census as the first major government population count.
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Cantor
New York
Eddie Cantor
Doctors Hospital
Four Milwaukee Teens Plead Guilty In Weekend Escapade
Four Milwaukee teenagers pleaded guilty to morals charges and car theft after a weeklong spree from Milwaukee Beach to Waupaca and Marathon County. Arthur Bagley 18 Ronald Hotchkiss 19 faced circuit court bonds of 1500 each while Julia Tenke 18 Arlene Goeetsch 18 were held on 500 bonds. The group traveled by hitchhiking and stole a car then burgled a relative’s vacant Scho feld home and a market for about 60 dollars in goods. Carl W Walter 71 a founder and president of the Eight Brothers Tobacco Co died Milwaukee. He retired after 1929 sale and recently joined the Bradley Wash Fountain Co.
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Wausau
Ilwaukee
Arthur Bagley
Ronald S Hotchkiss
Julia Tenke
Arlene Goeetsch
Milwaukee Beach
Waupaca
Marathon County
Schofield
Milwaukee
Carl W. Walter
Old Eight Brothers Tobacco Co
Bradley Wash Fountain Co
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