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Editorial Defends Gov Rennebohm on Protecting Four Former A D Officials
The editorial argues Gov Rennebohm acted within his duties when ordering protection for four former state agricultural department employees amid funds handling irregularities. It stresses full due process for the accused, urges accountability if guilt is found, and warns that public trust hinges on strict legal application to deter future temptations.
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Parley Pause Signals Possible Coal Front Break
The article notes John L. Lewis and coal mine operators agreeing to resume talks this week after a Washington meeting with mediator Mr Ching. It suggests the move may be part of a strategic timetable, with hopes for a renewed push toward peace in the steel dispute and fewer strike worries until next year’s next round.
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Navy hearing opens fight over defense budget and air wings
In a televised clash Rep Vinson and Navy Secretary Matthews reveal a clash with defense leaders over funding for naval air wings. The probe seeks to determine if cuts would weaken overall naval strength and if the atomic era requires a larger role for the navy beyond convoy duty.
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Parker Scripps Editor dies at 63 in Washington
George B. Parker Jr., editor in chief of the Scripps-Howard chain since 1927, died in Washington from an internal hemorrhage after falling ill Wednesday night. He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1936 for his editorials at the helm of the chain.
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Prominent Clergy Transfer Prompts Chicago District Move
Ten years ago Rev. George R. Keepin of Monroe Meth Oct 10 1939 won a promotional transfer to the west district near Oak Park Chicago area as Finland tensions drew civilians from Helsinki and Viipuri. Also noted: county contest reps Russell Wolf 1937 corn husking champ Cadiz and Ervin Raddatz Clarno.
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Monroe Meth
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GI Education Policy Mixup From Abuse Belief
Washington report outlines an evolving VA education policy from 1944 to 1949. It describes broad access for veterans, later limits on purely recreational courses, and recent reversals amid congressional and veteran protests. It notes changes about course switching and funding for new schools, with examples across fields.
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Palace Prowler Held After Buckingham Bedroom Visit
A prowler was found in a Buckingham Palace bedroom hours before King George VI returned from a Scotland vacation. Police detained the intruder as security was tightened at the royal residence.
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Anti Reds Win Austrian Ballot In 1949 Vote
Austrian voters backed anti communist lines in a weekend election. The conservative People’s Party led by Chancellor Leopold Figl won 77 seats, the Socialists 67, forming a 144 seat coalition in the 165 member Nationalrat. Communist gains were minimal with four seats. The new factor was the rightist League of Independents with 16 seats, led by Dr. Herbert Kraus, which siphoned votes from both major parties.
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35 UW students suffer food poisoning at fraternity
Thirty five University of Wisconsin students were affected by mild food poisoning at a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity event. Health officials said no cases were serious and most recover within two or three days. One student required an overnight hospital stay.
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University of Wisconsin
John W. Brown
Wisconsin General Hospital
Phi Gamma Delta
Eastern German Republic reshapes Berlin power balance
The piece describes Moscow backed Eastern Germany as a new Soviet satellite in central Europe, with Bonn ledWestern Germany seeking to integrate Berlin zones. It notes Berlin’s unique status under four power control and possible dual capitals if Western zones join Bonn government.
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Chicago Police Hold Gangland Target Sullivan in Custody
Milwaukee John M. Sullivan known as Blackie the Sieve is in county general hospital under a vagrancy booking after residents recognized him from newspaper photos. He fled an ambush on Thursday night in which three shotgun blasts missed him and his female companion. He also has a fractured arm from a prior life attempt in Chicago last year.
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Mosquitoes Spread Disease By Biting Sick Then Healthy
A mosquito transmits illness only after biting a infected person and later biting a healthy person, enabling pathogen transfer. The two-bite mechanism underscores why preventing bites and reducing infectious hosts are crucial to control.
Rural Green County school first to have running water
The East Clarno rural school in Green County becomes the first rural school to install running water with a new well and pressure system this summer. New lavatory, bubbler, oil burner, flag, and library books accompany enrollment of five new pupils.
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Smiley School Mothers Club In Albany Township
The Smiley school in Albany township on Highway 59 lists Jenne Stephenson entery Ann Oberholer as vice president Alan Ryher as secretary and Eugene Hefty as treasurer with Douglas Reasa as reporter. Dues fund monthly birthday parties and school items. September honored Joanne Stephenson and Norman Hoesly. October party set for the 28th. Mothers club plans October 12 program on Columbus Day. Enrollment 23 pupils. Interior freshly painted cream with red trim. A merry go round added to playground, purchased by Mothers club. Miss Delores Stephenson teaches.
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Lucas Says Party Hews to Bold Line
U S Senator Scott W Lucas told a Springfield luncheon that Congress and the Truman administration would develop foreign policy along bold lines. He said the nation has the initiative in the struggle between the free world and the Soviet bloc and that as majority leader he and the president had foreseen the rise of Russian atomic power.
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Kenosha Coroner Dies After Auto Case Probe
Kenosha coroner Jay Glerum died suddenly while driving home from a traffic death investigation. He slumped at the wheel after leaving a hospital where he had been assessing the death of Carl Fishbach, 79, of Kenosha. Glerum had served as deputy coroner for 16 years before his election last fall.
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Catholic Editor Denounces Protestants In Cold War Clash
Rev. James B. Gillis of New York, long time editor of the Catholic World, told a 250 person forum that some Protestants including Bishop Oxnam are waging a cold war against Catholicism. He denied Catholic stirring and called Protestant charges of conspiracy ridiculous while urging church state cooperation.
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