Federal Spending to Cost Kenoshans 12 614 000
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce says federal military and foreign aid for 1950 will cost Kenosha County about 12 614 000 dollars as its share of 159 billion dollars in approved appropriations. It notes foreign aid includes European Program relief and Greek Turkish aid, excluding Atlantic Pact.
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Kenoshans
Kenosha County
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
House
Pee
Chamber
Herbert Hoover
Commission On Organization of the Executive Branch
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Congress
Break the Laxative Habit With Carter’s Pills
Five New York doctors prove that regular use of Carter’s Pills can train the body to regain natural regularity. The plan claims eighty three percent of cases stopped laxative use after treatment and emphasizes no habit forming drugs. Available at drugstores today.
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New York
Carter
Navy Ship Visits Kenosha During Training Cruise
The AMS-42 Benton Harbor naval reserve docked in Kenosha with PC 1237 alongside during a two week training cruise. The ship departed this morning at 3 a m.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Naval Reserve
Kenosha
Madhyabharat Waste Land Reclamation Project Aims Vast Farm Homes
India seeks to reclaim 1,500,000 acres of waste land under the Madhyabharat union plan to supply homes for 150,000 farming families. The effort focuses on expanding cultivation and housing on rural farms through large scale land development.
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India
Madhyabharat
Building Association To Discuss Contracts In Merle A McFaddin Era
The Kenosha Building Industry Association plans a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting at the Sons of Norway hall 1310 63rd St. Merle A McFaddin says unions have returned to work pending contract talks. A Laborers Local 237 agreement is expected tonight. The event also covers plans for the annual picnic and marks the last meeting until fall.
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Kenosha Building Industry Association
Sons of Norway Hall
63Rd St
Merle A. McFaddin
Kenosha Plumbers and Carpenters Unions
Building Laborers Local 237
Building Industry Association
McFaddin
Vet Refund Applications Expected in September
Kenosha county veterans service office will issue National Service Life Insurance refund applications around September. Service officer Evan Pfanmiller estimates about 9,000 World War II veterans in the county may benefit, but warns the publicized $175 average is not guaranteed for all.
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Kenosha County
Veterans’ Service Office
Evan Pfanmiller
Pfanmiller
Public access on Lake Michigan shores urged by letter writer
In Kenosha county gaps in public lake shore access prompt a reader to argue for highway openings to the shore. The writer cites state platting laws requiring fifty foot wide roads to the low water mark at half mile intervals and urges immediate action by local governments. John F. Kuehn signs the letter.
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Kenosha County
Lake Michigan
State Line
John F. Kuehn
Farm Bill Advances With Higher Prices and Subsidy Trial
A House Agriculture subcommittee approved a new farm bill proposing generally higher price supports in 1950 and a trial run of the administration’s farm subsidy program. An American-trained executive is aiding Taiwan railroads in an efficiency drive.
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Washington
A.P
House
Taiwan
Architects Lose $1800 Fee Suit Over Unbuilt Plant
A circuit court jury ruled against the Keno sha architectural firm seeking 1800 for drawings of an industrial plant that never materialized. Plaintiffs named in the suit were Joseph Lindl Albert J. Schutte and Ralph Phillips trading as Lindl-
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Kenosha
Joseph Lindl
Albert J. Schutte
Ralph Phillips
Lindl
Lindl sues Myers Products over three percent fee claim
Joseph Lindl of Schutte & Associates alleges Myers Products Corp through president Louis Myers verbally contracted to hire architects for factory plans and to pay a three percent fee on estimated costs. Lindl and associates drafted plans after plans were sketched on a hotel menu in November 1947 for a $60,000 project. fee cited $1,800. Myers denies a three percent agreement and expects a bill between $50 and $300. Circuit Court jury verdict favors Myers after 20 minutes of deliberation.
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Joseph Lindl
Myers Products Corp
Rockford, Ill
Louis Myers
Lindl
Myers
Circuit Court
Wisconsin Bankers elect MacLachlan as president
George A. MacLachlan, president of the National Bank of La Crosse, was elected president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association. The announcement marks a leadership shift in Milwaukee dated today.
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Milwaukee
George A. MacLachlan
National Bank of la Crosse
Wisconsin Bankers Association
House panel approves liquor sale to Indians off reservations
The House Public Lands committee approved a bill to permit sale of liquor to Native Americans off reservations in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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United States
Navy Ship Visitor
Milk Producers Association Inc
Roggen
Colo
Building Association
Holland
City of Harlem
Darwin
William Copeland
Pride
Harlem
Advance
Elizabeth
Zwanenburg
Crocus
Alfred
Voice of
The
People
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Lockwood
Sheridan Rd
Chevrolet
Fisher
Fisher Unisteel
5Th Avenue
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