Washington Defense Prep Debate with Senator Wiley
In Washington DC Senator Wiley argues against hurried adjournment and calls for thorough defense prep. He favors a temporary emergency agency for industrial mobilization to avoid entangling bureaucratic expansion, warns against broad food and war labor agency placement, and urges prudent spending and calm deliberation amid national urgency.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Europe
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
War Labor Administration
Department of Labor
Mapping the News Candidates Enter Home Stretch In Race for Convention Pledges
Presidential hopefuls near the preconvention finish as maps show pledged votes on June 1. Roosevelt appears secure for the Democratic nomination, with Garner second and Farley third. Dewey leads Republicans with 150 pledged. The piece also covers defense policy calls, material stockpiling, and industry support.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Farley
Thomas E. Dewey
Pennsylvania
James
Taft
Vandenberg
Free explanation of deep rooted democratic values
The speaker clarifies that liberty does not justify flag waving or witch-hunting. Instead, it calls for counteracting propaganda through an educational emphasis on a careful, free explanation of the deep rooted values of a democratic republic.
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America
Republic
First Baptist Pastor Conducts Sunset Service Speaker at Evening Session
Siemens the city pastor led the sunset service at the First Baptist temple. Rev L E Olsen of Milwaukee was scheduled to speak at 7 30 pm. A picnic lunch was planned for 6 pm with Mrs Nettie Zastrow attending as a conference delegate from the Christian Life conference at Green Lake June 14 to 16.
Winners in Accordion Contest Class A Districts Declared
First in Class A were Martin Koeck III Donald Guidan Frank Ostertag and Helen Miller at St Peters Auditorium Wednesday night. Other results include Class A runners up June Weber and June Scheller Class B winners Helen Love Mary June Juzwiak Raymond Scherz Lois Scheinert Edward Weber James Reifer Rubin Bathke and Class B runners up Thomas Kasten. In Class C Wayne Kundiger Kurt Kraut Margery Long Munsil Williams Ralph Hoppe Walter Diugolenski with Phyllis Golz and Norbert Jaworski as Class C runners up. Class D winners Arlene Dobish Kenneth Albrecht Margaret Hoppe William Brueske James Sill David Mathieu Jean Marceine Audrey Dougherty Lyle Miller Lyle Baebler Donald Roeder Kenneth.
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Martin Koeck III
Donald Guidan
Frank Ostertag
Helen Miller
St. Peter's Auditorium
June Weber
June Scheller
Helen Love
Mary June Juzwiak
Raymond Scherz
Lois Scheinert
Edward Weber
James Reifer
Rubin Bathke
Thomas Kasten
Camporees Open in Two Districts of Waushara Area
Two of four Twin Lakes council Boy Scout district camporees open today with Waushara at Wild Rose and Waupaca at Manawa. They run through Friday with overnight shelter, while Berlin and Oshkosh camporees follow June 14 to 16 at Berlin and Menominee Park. Camporee chairs and chiefs include Roy Diver, Elmer Hougum, Frank Binder, and Lester Lamkins, with KITZ TO BE CAMP CHIEF E. G. Kitz named for Oshkosh.
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Twin Lakes
Berlin
Ira Strong
Fred Kradwell
Kitz
E. G. Kitz
Oshkosh
Elwyn F. Nelson Jr
A. J. Coffey
Allan Davey
E. J. Ledvina
Carl Friedrich
George P. Nevitt
Carl Fauk
Louis Vieth
John Springer
John McConnell
G. A. Pfieffer
Kenneth Ladwig
F. W. Ladwig
Leo Sasinski
Lewis Lewiston
Charles Roe
H. L. McClue
F. W. Green
Sidney Bickford
K. Bergstrom
J. E. Dougherty
Carl Reifer
Roy Miller
Spencer Scott
Ellis Roberts
Second and third place winners named in Class D events
The record lists second place finishers Donald Hedke Donald Raddatz Robert Luedtke Shirley Dougherty and Donna Marcheine Lynn Galow William Kopp Donna Rae Safford Victor Bethke in Glass D. It names third place finishers Richard Mueller and Delores Noble in Class D.
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Widmer
Donald Hedke
Donald Raddatz
Robert Luedtke
Shirley Dougherty
Donna Marcheine
Lynn Galow
William Kopp
Donna Rae Safford
Victor Bethke
Richard Mueller
Delores Noble
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Mt. Vernon Street
Fred W. Keller
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Auout
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Hanf
Fox River Valley Bible Conference
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Green Lake
John R
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Grinder
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B. Ledberry Company
Chicago
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Mary M
Heidelberg Ooctet
Heidelberg Rathskeller
SLY Frail
Os Alpe
Eleck
Rohner’s Modern Furniture Store
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Main ST
Muir's
Lone Handli Coop Brist
Fe An
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COTY
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Pink Clover
Ceract Cologne Atomizer
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Lydia Pinkham
Erview
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Waldor Toret Tisgu
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