Post Office Urges End to Dead Letter Waste
Postmaster General Ayers announces a nationwide effort from June 1 to 7 to reduce dead letters by ensuring return addresses and proper addressing. He cites $1,740,000 annual directory service costs and outlines steps such as clear return addresses and sturdy envelopes to cut losses.
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Washington, D. C
Newbay
Fenern
Anya
Warnea
Cneen
United Sraves Treasury
New York City
Mall Directory Service Plans Artificial Yearly Return
A fragmented OCR line hints at a plan for a mall directory service with a large yearly quantity and a return address that could obviate it. Officials may consider post or official channels to implement or veto the proposal.
Movie Experiment Aims to Cure Seasickness in Passengers
Associated Press report outlines director Robert G Vignola leading an experiment to mimic motion in a film exhibit. The goal is to cure seasickness by visual cues that simulate moving planes and ship motion aboard a passenger-axle setup.
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Associated Prews
Woltzweed
Callf
Dassengara 6
Robert G Vignola
Exoe
Summer Schedule in Force at Public Library
Summer hours extend with hot weather as the Qahkosh public library adopts a summer schedule. The children's department opens half-days each weekday starting June 10, with reduced morning hours and afternoon shifts. A cross word feature proves popular, drawing participation from city schools and aiding reading during vacation.
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Qahkosh
Children's Department of the
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Washington
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Prevent
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Controversy at Tonneanes over theological and evolutionary shelves
The focal institution faces dispute as the Shelf of books with theological and evolutionary content draws intense attention. Critics allege censorship while supporters defend academic breadth amid recent weeks of heated debate about retrieval and display.
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Tonneanes
Diplomas to Be Awarded at St John’s Parochial School
A diploma ceremony will be held tonight at St John’s Catholic church hall for a large eighth grade class from St John’s parochial school. The program includes close range exercises and a play The Public Benefactor. Graduates include Carl Samer Clarence Eyers Raymond Schubert Leonard Nowholl Carl Ryke Georss Whast Agnes Koeck Virginia Gallagher Della Popp Margaret Rennert Anna Spiteelberger. Joseph F Novitki of Jena Normal school will give a speech followed by addresses and diploma presentations by Rev W P Mortell. The class motto is We finish to begin.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Pupita
St. John’s Parochial School
Carl Samer
Clarence Eyers
Raymond Schubert
Leonard Nowholl
Carl Ryke
Georss Whast
Agnes Koeck
Virginia Gallagher Della Popp
Margaret Rennert
Anna Spiteelberger
Joseph F. Novitki
Jena Normal School
Thera
W. P. Mortell
St. John's Church
Form Commercial Club Trends in High School
A Commercial club formed at the High School aims to expand commercial work. About 100 students signed for membership under T. W. Sievert who supervised the organization. Officers for next semester include President Lawrence Drews, Vice President Josephine Johnson, Secretary Gerald Ingiebart, Treasurer Thomas Drews, and Aim Jennis M. Lede as epotper of the society who will select an emblem. Activities begin next semester. outside speakers planned. members not to star on the program.
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Sohco
Orgentdacion
Officnms
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Renerdl
T. W. Sievert
Lawrence Drews
Josephine Johnson
Gerald Ingiebart
Thomas Drews
Aim Jennis M. Lede
Choos
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Consolidation and Funds
The Wisconsin legislature discusses consolidating agriculture and marketing departments and a broader reorganization bill. Other actions include a trout hatchery near Lake Hallie, a voter privacy bill on auto ownership, safe aid for mothers in county pensions, and a larger Common School fund appropriation proposed to rise to 1.08 million annually. The assembly also advances a $6.08 million state charitable needs bill with farm purchase provisions for a hospital.
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Madison
Thomas J. Walsh
Monti
Wieconsin
Milwaukee
Ingialature
Stata
John E. Cashmen
Assembly
Departments of
Agriculture and Marketing
Schumann
State Senate
Benator Schumann
Agricultural and Marketing
Lake Hallie
Kaul Claire County
Tate Charitable
Ineane
Maduom
Exhibition photographs on shipboard proposed by Vignola
Vignola advocates filming on ships to counteract motion for exhibition. He believes stabilized pictures can protect sensitive subjects from the ship’s sway, enabling clearer images despite rough seas and motion.
Masonic Apron Passed Through Generations in Family
A Masonic apron has remained in one family for 140 years surviving wars and disasters. It was presented in 1743 to Sir Richard Aaron Call, a British naval officer, and later owned by Micnaral Harris Gail and Ernest Gail. The item then passed to Mrs. Seymour, with a claim of lineage to Mithard Harelo Gite mour, amid notes urging restraint and judgment.
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Richard Aariig Call
Cork
Ines Tand
Mra
Mery B. Glimour
Harris Gail
Ernest Cail
Aymour
Mithard Harelo Gitemour
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