West Germany elects Theodor Heuss in Bonn contest
Theodor Heuss, a rightist educator, wins West Germany's Bonn presidency race, with Kurt Schumacher, leftist favorite, in second. The narrow margin signals no dominant bloc as Allies celebrate German voters choosing among former Nazi-era outlaws. In Soviet east, no election exists. The piece links lessons of history to postwar politics.
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Hungary Treason Charges Reflect Cold War Tensions
The piece argues that former Hungarian officials accused of treason were reacting to Soviet dominance and Tito’s influence. It suggests nationalist loyalty in Hungary clashed with communistic doctrine and notes Tito’s continued rule while hinting at shifts in the regional balance of power.
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Faye Emerson Plans To Divorce Roosevelt
New York actress Faye Emerson says she will file divorce proceedings against Elliott Roosevelt after finishing a movie in production. Emerson, 31, confirmed she and the former president's second son have separated, stating they parted on friendly terms. Roosevelt, 38, has been married twice before.
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Californians Lead Federal Civil Service Employment
The Civil Service Commission said on July 1 there were 202,572 federal civilian employees in California, out of a total 2,109,435 nationwide. New York followed with 182,261 and Pennsylvania with 111,216. Delaware had 1,783 and Wisconsin 20,644.
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Pershing relinquishes chief of staff post in 1924 era
Gen John J Pershing formally relinquished the post as chief of staff on Sept 13 1924 handbills announce plan meeting with a national naturalization ceremony wedding of a Monroe couple band concert and fireworks Miss Dorothy Deal and John Mueller wed at Belvidere on May 31 Maj Gen John L Hines succeeds Pershing as army chief of staff
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Miss Dorothy Deal
John Mueller
Belvidere
John L. Hines
Army
Alcoholics Anonymous Chapter Forms County Group
A county AA chapter formed after a June 17 organizational meeting now meets weekly at 8:30 p m in the county courthouse. About sixteen volunteers plus family members attend. Sister M Blandine and St Clare hospital staff assist, providing contact, hospital care and guidance through the 12 step program. Members share experiences and discuss personal problems in a friendly circle without rigid rules.
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Religious Census Workers Meet for Church Survey
Religious census workers from local churches plan an 8 PM gathering at the Methodist church to receive instructions and one week to visit each family. Rev Ralph K Kofoed says questions cover family ages and church affiliation with no embarrassment. Rev Guy M Nelson of Waukesha will assist. assignments are being prepared by Miss Marie Geigel and Mrs E A Janke. The note ends with a historical aside: Romans spread iron in Europe.
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Methodist Church
Ralph K. Kofoed
Guy M. Nelson
Waukesha
Marie Geigel
E. A. Janke
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Browntown Church Plans Two Floor Addition After Vote
A special congregational meeting after Sunday worship approved a rear two floor wing for Browntown church. The project adds classrooms and an assembly hall with kitchen space while remodeling the chancel for overflow use. The Jordan congregation merger spurred the expansion under Rev. Water H. Waeckerle and aid from Rev. J. L. Haack and Arno Haack.
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Second Victim Dies After Party Shooting in Suburb
Lenn Freeman a 41 year old American businessman from Bridgewater Michigan died today from gunshot wounds suffered last Thursday. He is the second death in a mysterious shooting that also killed Harold Harris a 45 year old British trader. Leonard Clark a 42 year old San Francisco explorer was wounded but survived. The trio were shot with a .32 caliber pistol after a friendly partying event ended badly.
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San Francisco
Japan to convene special diet session on tax overhaul
Tokyo reports that Japan will call a special session of the diet beginning soon. The session's main task is to overhaul the nation's tax structure, addressing key fiscal reforms and revenue measures.
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Government To Hold Mrs. Pabst's Bequests
County Judge Michael S. Sheridan ruled the estate of the late Mrs. Emma Soehnlein Pabst valued at about 159 444.67 will be turned over to the alien property custodian due to wartime status. The Wisconsin born heiress left holdings in Wisconsin to her daughters Edith Patzig and Beatrice Stoebe, German citizens, who may pursue possession after a peace treaty is signed.
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Fritzes Return Home From Alaskan Trip
Fritzes and associates land in Seattle after boat trip from Valdez Alaska. They plan west coast visits and Yellowstone en route home by car. They visited Lt Gen Nathan Twining in Anchorage and previously hunted mountain sheep in Yukon. Meanwhile Madison hosts staff and command officers from three states for B fourth airborne reserve division conference to plan next year’s training.
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Albany Sisters Hurt In Crandon Mishap
Effie and Ella Hein, daughters of Mrs. Amelia Hein, are in Rhinelander hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash near Crandon. Slippery roads and sleet caused their car to skid and roll 20 feet off a embankment. Nephew Terry Chrisbaum uninjured. Ella may remain three weeks. Effie to be released in about 10 days.
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Former Neillsville Mayor Victor Nehs Dies at 62
Funeral services are set for Victor W. Nehs 62 prominent attorney and former Neillsville mayor. He died Sunday from a heart ailment born Menomonee Falls educated at Marshfield high school and the University of Wisconsin.
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Soldier Paroled After Tomah Street Fight Death
Martin, a Fort Riley Kansas soldier, received six months jail time and parole after pleading no contest to fourth degree manslaughter in the Tomah melee that left Richard Miller dead from a skull fracture when his head struck a sidewalk during the August 2 fight. He was temporarily stationed at Camp McCoy at the time of the incident.
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Tomah
R. S. Cowie
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Salem Witch Trials Convictions Sought for Posthumous Reversal
The Massachusetts legislature is pressed to reverse the 1692 Salem witchcraft convictions of 21 people, including 16 women and five men, who were hanged between June and September that year, seeking posthumous absolution.
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