No Slump Forecast by Roger W Babson on War Time Demand
Hartleburg Pennsylvania special report notes Roger W Babson argues Europe’s production drop will expand US markets. Armament spend is lifting industry while farm prices and textiles suffer. Despite 1940 shocks, Babson expects a wartime boom with exports to Allies and revived jobs, but warns on wages hours repeal and labor leadership.
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Roger
W. Babson
Europe
Hartleburg
Kansas City
Dallas
Minneapolis
AEMS
Germany
Japan
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
South America
England
France
Scandinavia
United States
Publishers Financial Bureau
Ripon Woman 82 Dies at Daughter’s Home
Ripon widow Alber tina Harder aged 82 died at 8:40 pm Thursday at her daughter Ella Roeder’s home in Ripon after several months illness. Born July 22 1857 in Germany she married in 1873 and came to the U S in 1882 settling on a Markesan farm. Survivors include daughters Anna Mace Kingston and Ella Roeder Ripon 18 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev E E Schieler of First Evangelical Lutheran at Hanson chapel Sunday at 1:30 pm with burial in Markesan cemetery.
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Ripon
Albertina Harder
Fred Harder
Ella Roeder
Harder
Germany
William Schmidt
Markesan
Anna Mace
Kingston
E. E. Schieler
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hanson Chapel
Wolf River Resident Surprised on Birthday
Fremont Special report notes George Schierland of Wolf River was surprised by relatives and friends on Wednesday evening for his birthday anniversary. Mrs. Albert Petratz and husband return from Neenah where they attended the wedding of Miss Helen Tipler. Otto Puls returns from Fond du Lac hospital after weeks as accident victim. Benjamin Rehbein returns from Milwaukee after a year in Soldiers Hospital. Genevieve Puls, nurse at Theda Clark Neenah, convalesces at home from extended illness.
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Fremont
George Schierland
Wolf River
Albert Petratz
Neenah
Barclay on Bridge Lesson On Sacrifice And Distribution
The article discusses when to sacrifice against opponents in bridge, stressing evaluating opponents skill, potential tricks, and suit distribution. It includes a sample hand analysis showing how a deliberate sacrifice can limit scoring and a future problem where bidding and lead decisions determine the eight no trump outcome.
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Hearts
West
Hawks press for congressional body at Lake Mills fete
Washington representative Hawks Republican Wisconsin introduced a bill to appoint a committee of two senators and four house members to attend the Lake Mills dairy cooperative centennial observance July 20 to 22. The bill also asks the secretary of agriculture to provide an exhibit. The report notes that federal fish hatcheries produced over eight billion eggs in 1939.
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Washington
Hawks
Wisconsin
Bers
Lake Mills
Wis
Secretary of Agriculture
Local Gly-Cas remedy praised by Oshkosh residents
A Gly-Cas advertisement highlights a local case in Oshkosh where Mr. Jacob Gull of 144%2 Main Street credits the modern capsule remedy with easing years of constipation and digestive discomfort. The Gly-Cas representative promotes discussions at Stack Drug Store, 199 Main Street, urging residents to consult about the product.
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Jacob Gull
Main Street
Oshkosh
Atese
Mr. Gyli
Ing
STACK
Main’ Street
Everrorm
Advi
German Drive for Paris Faces Cautious Frontline Shifts
War expert T Mason reports on day three of Hitler's bid to take Paris. German forces guard against flanking moves from the Soissons salient while pushing a Chemin des Dames attack. Tank progress is noted but requires large infantry support for a lasting thrust. Reynaud’s tank warfare insights are cited to gauge German operator readiness.
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T. Mason
United Press
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Paris
Soissons Salient
Chemin Des Dames
Soissons
Oise-Aisne Canal
Belgium
Flanders
Weygand
Paul Reynaud
Burglars Enter Offices No Loot Found at Main Street
Burglars entered the offices of D F. Harry Hull and Dr. C C Finney at 181% Main street during the night but left without taking any items. A skeleton key opened the waiting room door while the main door was forced.
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D F. Harry Hull
C. C. Finney
Main Street
Dr. Hull
Break-in at Dr Finney’s Private Office
A desk drawer was forced open and entry to Dr Finney's office was gained through an unlocked door from the adjacent office, indicating a burglary in progress or completed theft while premises were accessible.
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Dr. Finney
Escaped Felon Returns Uniform and Promises Honest Life
Louis Ciokiewicz, 27, Milwaukee, who escaped from the Rhinelander prison farm on May 14, sent a package containing his prison uniform to Waupun warden John Burke and wrote he does not want to be charged for the uniform and believes he can lead an honest life. He was sentenced in Clark County for burglary and the return address proved to be a vacant Milwaukee lot.
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Waupun
Wis
John Burke
Louis Ciokiewicz
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Ciokiewicz
Clark County
Fons and Pasch Named for Congress Race in Milwaukee
The county unit of the Farmer Labor Progressive federation named Atty. Leonard C. Fons and Atty. James Pasch as its candidates for the Fourth and Fifth congressional district races in the fall election.
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Milwaukee
Farmer-Labor-Progressive Federation
Atty
Leonard C. Fons
James Pasch
Maple man dies after truck crash
Andrew Anderson, 70, of Maple, Superior, died yesterday from a broken neck and injuries after a truck he rode in left Highway 13 near Superior on Wednesday.
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Superior
Wis
Andrew Anderson
Maple
Highway 13
Here
Smith withdraws from race for sheriff post
Winnebago county will be represented at the Wisconsin Association of County Pension Departments meeting in Fond du Lac next Thursday and Friday. L. D. Howman, county pension administrator, said he and several staff will attend. The two day event includes a town hall on Why Social Security led by S. F. Shattuck, Prof. Edwin Witte, A. J. Thelan and Prof. Lloyd Ballard.
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Winnebago County
Wisconsin Association of County Pension Departments
Fond du Lac
L. D. Howman
County Pension Office
Retlaw
S. F. Shattuck
Neenah
Edwin Witte
University of Wisconsin
A. J. Thelan
County Boards Association
Lloyd Ballard
Beloit College
Too Industrious Lands Man in Jail
Milwaukee filed an unusual case: Frank Sorrentino, 52, jailed for six months for being too industrious. He allegedly worked on WPA during the day and held a steady night job, plus a relief benefit charge.
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Milwaukee
Frank Sorrenti
WPA
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