Absorbed News Service Rates and Post Office Rules
The notice outlines subscription rates by carrier within the county and outside Wisconsin, with a stated annual price of 250 dollars in county and higher rates elsewhere. It notes Associated Press affiliation and press association memberships and lists office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with after hour contact numbers.
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Associated Press
Go Press
Ill
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Vance
Wauy
High Nazis predict plebiscite demand in trouble
A defiant mood among Nazi supporters foresees Adolf Hitler pressing for a plebiscite amid mounting trouble. The item notes political tension and public reaction across regions as the movement emphasizes strong leadership in uncertain times.
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Adolf Hitler
Fred Isell
Wiota
New Glarus High
Editorial Fire Inspections Accelerate Order After Blaze
The editorial notes fire inspections hastened to address long neglected dangers following the Fitzgi building fire. Changes target long-recognized issues deemed unimportant before the blaze. Officials push for immediate compliance to prevent future disasters and improve safety.
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Fitzgi Building
School Bus Contract Method Faces New Season Trials
The board contemplates storage limits and aging buses as they weigh the trial of a contract method for the coming season. Officials note dwindling parts and safety concerns with an outmoded vehicle while evaluating performance and cost.
Labor Stirrings and Labor Unionism in the Current Wave
The piece questions unity within organized labor amid strike threats and a tense political climate. It suggests some members may doubt the movement while others revive tactics of discontent and class rhetoric. The text cites a campaigner claiming to champion the people and their jobs amid political tension.
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Nyrass
Miss America Pageant Winners Highlight Tennessee and Kansas
Tennessee's 19 year old Miss won talent honors while 18 year old Miss Kansas led in beauty as the 1948 Miss America pageant crowned its first winners. A crowd of about ten thousand watched the event in Atlantic City. In Moscow Pravda announced the cremation of General Feng Yu-Hsiang, China's Christian general, after earlier reports of his death in a shipboard fire.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tenessee
Kansas Curves
Free
Vera Ralston
Moscow
Pravda
Feng Yu-Hsiang
China
New York
Odessa
Eektetiate
Mrs Lulu McCarten 70 Darlington Dies
Mrs Lulu McCarten 70 lifelong Darlington resident died yesterday afternoon in Sevill e hospital Born August 18 1878 on a farm west of Darlington she is survived by four sons and one daughter Rose Davis of Milwaukee and 12 grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 Saturday at Holyry church with burial in the church cemetery
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Darlington
Lulu
Darlin
Seville Hospital
Dantes
Ausau
Milwaukee
Rose Davis
Holyry Church
Church
Husband of Missing Woman May Return
Milwaukee report states Edmond Lemay may return from Newark New Jersey after a delay ordered by his employer as of last night. Hanley said he learned that McKay of Chicago was involved in the situation.
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Milwaukee
Edmond Lemay
Ewark
N. J
Hanley
McKay
Chicago
President of the American Hair and Felt Co Telegraphs Request
The president of the American Hair and Felt Co telegraphed the request earlier in the day. May was transferred to the Newark plant late in June. Hanley said he did not know if May would accede to the request.
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American Hair and Felt Co
May
Newark
Hanley
Aggressors Strike Grafenwoehr in German War Games
U S Constabulary backed by heavy armor inflicted heavy losses on U S First Lion during mock battles at Grafenwoehr Germany. The maneuver involved six divisions with infantry units and pressurized forces taking part as part of a broader training exercise.
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Grafenwoehr
Germany
U. Ss
U. S
First Lion
Birch Magician Fund Show At High School
Magician Birch and his company present two performances at the high school on September 20 to benefit the overnight cabin building fund. Proceeds beyond expenses go toward the project, with about $1000 still needed. The Birch show includes illusions and locally crafted escape feats from packing cases.
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Birch
Circus Motorship Sinks in Caribbean Sea Near Miami
A small motorship carrying a circus sank in the Caribbean south of Miami on September 1. Forty four aboard are reported, including 36 passengers, with several still missing. The coast guard was notified today as a Norwegian vessel with crewmen abandoned 770 miles south of Miami and heads toward Curacao.
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Miami
Fla
Caribean Sea
Coast Guard
Curacao
Venezuela
Funeral services for Mrs. Bauer in Janesville
Funeral services for Mrs. Iles Bauer, 48, Milton, who died Tuesday night at St. Clare hospital, will be held tomorrow in Janesville. Mass at 9 at St. Marys Catholic church, with burial in St. Marys cemetery, Milton Junction. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, her mother, two brothers, and three sisters.
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Iles Bauer
Milton
St. Clare Hospital
Janesville
Kimball-Nelsonuneral
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Milton Junction
Bauer
Peler Searles
Brodhead
John Stephens
Leila Bauer
Wisconsin and Minnesota Health Records Highlight Strong Outcomes
Wisconsin and Minnesota residents show strong health records with excellent outcomes and low infant mortality. The report notes Wisconsin's favorable results across hospitals while Minnesota reports the fewest deaths among live births in the cited period.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minnesota Mothers Die Record and Wisconsin Rating Note
A 1946 record shows Minnesota with a high rate of maternal deaths while Wisconsin carries a reported M 1.4 rating. Minnesota ranks fourth best in the comparative context.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Innesota
Mitchum and Friends Await September Trial
Actor Robert Mitchum of Los Angeles faces charges as his court date on September 2 approaches. The case involves the wave of publicity surrounding the star and his interactions with fans, with anticipation building for the first court appearance.
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Robert Mim
Los Angeles
Quartet freed on habeas corpus hearing after grand jury indicts
A county grand jury indicted four individuals on possession and conspiracy charges. They appeared for a habeas corpus hearing, denied the charges, and were released on $1,000 bail pending arraignment on the September 21 indictment.
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Fom
Erty
Armstrong named general manager of Chevrolet division
C. E. Wilson of General Motors announced the appointment of W. F. Armstrong as general manager of the Chevrolet motor division in Detroit. Armstrong succeeds Nicholas Dreystadt, who died last week.
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Armstrong
Detroit
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
W. PF. Armstrong
Chevrolet Motor Division
Nicholas Drey- Stadt
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