Truman’s tangled stance on Wallace sparks sharp political jabs
The column ridicules President Truman for his cautious support of Henry Wallace and James Byrnes. It argues Truman’s mixed signals and praise of free speech clash with the reality of political expedience. It also notes Wallace’s outsized influence on foreign and domestic policy and voter leverage.
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County Board
Tom Pendergast
Harry 8S
Truman
Harry 8
Henry Wallace
Wallace
James Byrnes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Government
State Department
Rural Schools Face Teacher Shortage and Janitor Struggles
A Wisconsin rural teacher outlines why small schools fail to open or rely on unqualified permit teachers. She cites eight grades for 22 pupils, heavy janitorial duties, and lack of prep time, arguing that better schools require systemic change and state funding to enable larger, well staffed rural districts.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Life and love in a New York memoir scene
Neil opens about past loves and shared hardships with Flo on a grassy slope. They discuss Cole, envy, pride, and the enduring roots of affection as Neil reveals how a failed romance shaped his life and Flo recalls a doctor she once loved and later married another man.
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Fio
Neil
New York
Cole
Flo
Pio
Fie
Carmel
Pilo
Dan
Bank Street
Night Reflections Stirring Confession In Woods
In a tense moment Flo admits she has always put herself first while Neil urges trust and survival. They acknowledge frank talk and promise to head back before nightfall. The scene ends with Flo confronting self awareness as uncertainty lingers in the cabin.
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Flo
Neil
Filo
Snails Stolen From Bag in Springfield Taxicab Wait
Mrs. Charles Lionakis set her shopping bag on the sidewalk to hail a taxicab when a sneak thief grabbed it. The bag contained two pounds of live snails. The thief fled, leaving the scene unclear and the snails missing.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles Lionakis
Raincoat left in doctor's office found at cleaners
Grand Island Nebraska report states Dr N A Zuspan stored a raincoat in his reception room last May hoping for a claimant. With no one coming forward he sent it to a shop for cleaning where the owner identified it as his garment. Entry Fee Chicago Frank Paprocki named father of a newborn son.
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Wallace
New York
Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Harry S. Truman
CIO
Cole
Bank Street
Filo
Neil
Stanton
Flo
Kansas
Grand Island, Neb
Dr. N. A. Zuspan
Zuspan
Judge Sets Visitation Fee in Child Access Case
Circuit Judge John Prystalski orders Paprocki to pay $10 for every 15 minutes of visits to his three week old son, with fees to his wife. Paprocki claims denial of access. wife cites lack of support since last April. Case continued to September 23 to evaluate the plan.
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John Prystalski
Paprocki
Faeser Wins Republican Nomination for Green County Sheriff
Mrs. Fred W. Faeser secures the Republican nomination to succeed her husband as Green County sheriff. The item notes 1996 local candidacy and highlights party backing in the county race.
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Fred W. Faeser
Green County
E. I. duPont
Wilbert May
South Wayne
Charles F
Buckermueller
Monroe
Milwaukee
E. R. Balir
Parent-Teacher Association
1921 Melon theft leads to $8000 suit and local death
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wieck dies. An $8000 damage suit arises from an alleged melon theft linked to a shooting. High school beats Triple T club 13 to 0 in football. Albert Gempeler and Miss Alwina Wittengler apply for marriage license.
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William Wieck
Triple T
Albert Gempeler
Alwina Wittengler
French War Hero Gouraud Dies at 78 in Paris
Paris reports the death of General Henri Gouraud age 78 a leading World War I figure and commander of the Fourth French Army who helped stop the German offensive in July 1918. He had suffered poor health in recent months and died yesterday at his Paris apartment.
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Paris
Henri Gouraud
Community Notes From New Glarus And Nearby
New Glarus residents and visitors enjoyed a weekend of visits and travel. Notables include Mrs Irene Sarbacker Mrs Nic Zentner and Mrs Delmar Zentner attending events in Monroe with family members Cher yl Rae. James Hamilton visiting his mother Mrs Mabel Schoch before fall term.
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Nic Zentner
Delmar Zentnerf
Cheryl Rae
Monroe
E. V. Hicks
Canada
Joe Omar
Arthur Raymond
Superior
James Hamilton
University of Wisconsin
Mabel Schoch
William Frye
Delmar Zentner
Herman Dittner
Fred Roth
Albert Roth
Rockford
Donald Baum
Whitewater
New Glarus
Gilbert Strickler
New York
Lena Trkova
Czechoslovakia
Strickler
Henry Stauffer
Wisconsin
Kenneth Klassy
Monticello
Ida Figi
Rodney Kittlesen
Gregory
James
Roswell Phillipson
Charles
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Montgomery Electric CO
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Chicago
Frank Paprocki
Evening Times
Fuller
J. Milton Bastian
Orangeville
W. G. Parnham
Browntown, Wis
Cadiz Town Mouse
Charm and Mademoiselle
Monroe Shoe Store
Friedman Shelby
Red Goose
Glarus
Mrs. Irving Sarbacker
Hardiman
Harris Brown
Oscar Dietzsch
Brooklyn
Herman Becker
Viola Hoesty
Acaba Hoesty
Roy Alexander McFadden
William MceFadden
Walter J. Stuckey
Walter Yaeger
Kenneth Disch
Argyle
McFadden
John E Schneider
Melvin Schneider
Ivan Duerst
Maynard
Fred Yaeger
Gladys Anderson
Frederick
Anton Yaeger Sr
William McFadden
Kathryn Ann Nelson
Henry Nelson
Hilda Waeffler
Henry Kliest
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Clarence Roth
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