Youth welfare plea echoes across Kiwanis convention
At the 23rd Kiwanis annual convention in Boston, Paul J. Kohler urged 2030 clubs to act on rising underprivileged youth numbers in the United States and Canada. He called for play areas, nurseries, nutrition stations, nurse employment, and health programs to counter unemployment and despair among youths.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Canada
Paul J. Kohler
Buffalo
Kiwanis
Kohler
Glenn L. Cavanaugh
Omaha
Neb
Lindsey Rebb
Athens
Tenn
Robb
America
Cavanaugh
Free man cleared in fight at Allis-Chalmers plant
Milwaukee witnesses say Joseph Schneider 24 was not involved in the June 8 fist fight during a back to work dispute at Allis-Chalmers. Eight other defendants had their cases continued to July 6. Rioting followed a work holiday ordered by Local 248 of the CIO United Automobile Workers. several co-defendants named include Joseph Pulaski 31 Nick Masonvich 34 Walter Condroski 33 Leslie Roth 23 Clyde Ziebell 26 Chester Lukasik 25 Emil Mattison 35 and Gideon Sandelin 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Company
Dist
Harvey L. Neelen
Joseph Schneider
George Sprague
George E. Humphrey
Schneider
C. SO. United Automobile Workers Union
Joseph,j. Pulaski
Nick Masonvich
Walter Condroski
Leslie Roth
Clyde Ziebell
Chester Lukasik
Emil Mattison
Gideon Sandelin
Family Reunion Near Wautoma At Camp Waushara
Twenty five relatives of Mr and Mrs Frank Plenener gathered Sunday at Camp Waushara for a reunion near Wautoma Wisconsin with attendees from Appleton Berlin Madison Wisconsin Rapids Black Creek and Lanark I About 125 attended the picnic for the Wautoma American Legion and auxiliary families Games were played and a dance held Miss Lulu Kellogg former Watshara County Norman school member now at Union Grove will replace Mrs Capperliti as first assistant
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Wautoma
Wis
Frank Plenener
Camp Waushara
Appleton
Berlin
Madison
Wisconsin Rapids
Black Creek
Lanark I
Wautoma American Legion and Auxiliary
Lulu Kellogg
Watshara County Norman School
Union Grove
John Capperliti
Agnes Henricksen
Dorothy Rock graduates from Milwaukee hospital school
Mrs. C. E. Rock and daughter Beulsh returned from Milwaukee where they attended the graduation of Miss Dorothy Rock from the Milwaukee Hospital School of Nursing. She has taken a position at the hospital. Mrs. Georgia Bennett of Fort Wayne Indiana is visiting relatives in the vicinity.
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Dale
Wis
C. E. Rock
Beulsh
Milwaukee
Dorothy Rock
Milwaukee Hospital School of Nursing
Georgia Bennett
Fort Wayne
Ind
Children’s Day Observed by Winneconne Churches
Winneconne Wisconsin observes Children's Day with a union service at the Presbyterian church starting at 10 o clock. Local residents travel for visits and events include G A R convention in Eau Claire and university commencements.
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Winneconne
Wis
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Dubbe
Patricia
Muncie
Ind
Dubbe
Rudolph Rasmusson
Green Bay
Otto Luebke
Lydia Henry
William Fuller
Eau Claire
Loretta Rogers
Billa Bretny
Andrew Grignon
Scott Miller
Canning Company
Bernard Starks
Fannie Starks
Starks
Omro Personal Notes Highlight Local Moves
Omro Wisconsin special notices report Miss Marian Dohner leaving Sunday for Evanston to pursue advanced work at Northwestern University for her master’s degree. Miss Marian Reed to join a Wausau camping trip with girls at Rainbow Lake. Clifford Morrell recovering from a severe throat infection. Mr and Mrs R B Locke spent Monday in Madison. Elizabeth and Josephine King returned from Brillion and left for Madison. Elizabeth to visit and Josephine returned Monday night.
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Omro
Wis
Marian Dohner
Evanston
Northwestern University
Marian Reed
Wausau
Rainbow Lake
Clifford Morrell
R. B. Locke
Madison
Elizabeth
Josephine King
Brillion
Elizabeth King
Josephine
Rushford Residents Attend Green Lake Normal School Graduation
Rushford Wisconsin special report lists Mr and Mrs William Haedt Mrs Jacob Schmoker and Mrs Hugo Erdman and Mr and Mrs Earl Nelson among attendees at the Green Lake County Normal School graduation. Miss Geneva Haedt is among the graduates along with Winnebago county classmates Edna Brewster Marle Mongan and Blanche Koch. The group then toured Chicago over a two day excursion.
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Rushford
Wis
William Haedt
Jacob Schmoker
Allenville
Hugo Erdman
Neenah
Earl Nelson
Green Bay
Green Lake County Normal School
Geneva Haedt
Winnebahe County
Edna Brewster
Winneconne
Marle Mongan
Poxgan
Blanche Koch
Nekimi
Chicago
Assembly kills amendment to milk price bill
Madison Assembly supporters of government control over retail milk prices won a 50 to 39 vote, defeating Fitzsimons amendment that would have removed price control from the bill. The measure would extend department of agriculture regulation to Dec 83, 1940, require farm licenses, cap daily milk sales, and set prices. Proponents argued regulation benefits farmers. opponents urged abolition for prosperity.
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Madison
Assembly
House
Fitzsimons
Fond du Lac
Bichler
Belgium
Herzog
Progressive
Sturtevant
Ludvigsen
Hartland
Department of Agriculture
Department
Delavan
House Agriculture Committee
Eichler
Rice
Peterson
Berlin
Sweeney
Green Bay
Parity Payments Hit by Griswold
Representative Griswold of Wisconsin called parity payments and production control a tremendous and costly failure now in a dying struggle. He cited Mississippi receiving 22 percent of farm value since the program began and listed Louisiana 21 percent Arkansas 21 Alabama 19 Georgia 17 with Michigan Wisconsin 3 and others receiving smaller shares.
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Washington
Griswold
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Michigan
Minnesota
Wyoming
North and
South Dakota
Montana
Grabow Named Supervisor in Hoosier National Forest
Milwaukee based U.S. Forester Jay H. Price announced Rudolph H. Grabow, assistant chief of information and education in the local office, as supervisor of the Hoosier National Forest purchase units in Indiana. Grabow will headquarter at Bedford and succeeds Paul S. Newcomb, who moved to the New England states region. Grabow previously served at Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin and spent seven years in the forest products laboratory at Madison.
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Milwaukee
U.S
Jay H. Price
Rudolph H. Grabow
Hoosier National Forest
Indiana
Grabow
Bedford
Ind
Paul S. Newcomb
New England States
Nicolet National Forest
Wisconsin
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Koro Plant Buys Five New Trucks
The Koro Canning Company in Koro Wisconsin purchased five new trucks Saturday, trading in the old ones. Visitors include Marie and Clifford Jannusch of Zimmerman Michigan, relatives staying in Koro and nearby areas. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hollister of Chicago and several locals visiting family.
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Koro
Wis
Koro Canning Company
Marie
Clifford Jannusch
Zimmerman, Mich
J. W. Hollister
Chicago
Robert Carey
Donald Hiunt
Wauwatosa
Frank Hunt
Wilfred Allensen
Milwaukee
C. J. Porter
Christmas Evans
John Kolb
Lifelong Weyauwega Resident James Haley Dies at 82
James Haley 82 lifelong Weyauwega resident died at home Monday June 19 after an eight year illness. Born November 10 1856 he married Eliza Richter 58 years ago. daughter Mmie survives along with two brothers and a sister. Funeral at Bauer funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. F P Schocttl of Waupaca. Burial Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers are six nephews. He worked for Weed Gumner Manufactoring Company and later Weyauwega Milk Products Sora palley before hip injury.
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Weyauwega
Wis
James Haley
Weyauwera
Mty
Eliza Richter
Mamie
Bauer Funeral Home
F. P. Schocttl
Waupaca
Oakwood Cemetery
Haley
Weed, Gumner Manufacturing Company
Weyauwega Milk Products
Sora Palley
Charles Patterson Dies at Home in Mt Morris Wisconsin
Charles Patterson 77 died at his farm home in the town of Mt Morris Waushara County after a brief illness He was born Oct 9 1861 in Mt Morris and lived his life there Surviving are his wife Lettie Patterson a brother George Patterson of Oshkosh several nephews and nieces Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at the Frisbie funeral home in Ping River with Rev William Blake of Berlin presiding Burial will follow in Pine River cemetery.
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Pine’ River
Wis
Charles Patterson
Mt. Morris
Waushara
Lettie’ Patterson
George Patterson
Oshkosh
Frisbie
Ping River
William Blake
Berlin
Pine River
Asylum Attendant Lehner Bound Over
Julius Lehner, an asylum attendant at the Dodge County facility, was bound over to circuit court after waiving a preliminary hearing on charges of mistreating a patient. The case stems from a John Doe probe into conduct at the asylum and county farm, with other officials including Vincent Klink, superintendent, his brother Eugene, an attendant, and their father Nicholas, a former superintendent, awaiting trial on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Wis
Julius
Flying reporters see Paris on transatlantic Clipper flight
A United Press group on Pan American Clipper sighted Paris from the air after a 29 hour 50 minute Port Washington to Marseilles leg with stops at the Azores and Lisbon. They described the flight as smoother than sea travel, with receptions at Le Bourget near Paris and plans to return via Marseilles. The trip included a Lisbon stopover and a Champs Elysees dinner in New York.
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Marty W. Frantz
United Press
Atlantic Clipper
Paris
Transathantic Air
New York
Champs Elysees
Lisbon
Marseilles
Pan American Airways
Port Washington
Azores
le Bourget Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Europe
California
Carnival eater William Ryan spares carnival promoters
Beverly Massachusetts reports William Ryan, 17, ate razor blades bulbs and carpet tacks at a Boston carnival describing it as voluntary. Police say no prosecution will follow the carnival promoters while Ryan remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Beverly
Mass
William Ryan
Boston
Ryan
Correct Constipation Before Not After
Prevention beats emergency relief and Kellogg’s All Bran offers a daily solution. The ad urges regularity through a high bulk cereal with milk or baked into muffins, plus ample water. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Youth Withdraws Charges After Carnival Incident
Police report a youth who had a stomachache and received first aid then withdrew claims that carnival attaches beat him and forced him to smoke a doped cigarette. authorities say his condition improved and nature should complete the cure.
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Erly Hospital
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Smith College
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Iwinneconne
Omro Personals
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Howel
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York Wearts
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Lee
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