Capercaillie Released in Wisconsin Delights Hunters
The Wisconsin Conservation Department plans to plant capercaillie on Outer Island with six birds arriving this weekend and more to follow. If they survive, a limited relocation effort could continue, though success remains uncertain due to unknown factors and habitat fit.
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Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Waukesha
Madison
York
Madi
England
Lake Pepin
Wis
Europe
Ernest Swift
Maine
New York
Newfoundland
Grand Island
Mich
Ontario
British Columbia
New Foundland
Draftees and Veterans Car Benefit Bill Advances in Congress
Maj. Thomas M. Nial reports a senate bill granting free cars to about 10,000 veterans with hand loss or blindness, extending limits on car cost and delaying House action. The measure mirrors earlier amputee provisions, outlines vision criteria, and notes an estimated cost of about 16 million dollars.
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Maj
Thomas M. Nial
Senate
House
Truman
House Veterans Committee
Pepper
Subcommittee On
Veterans’ Affairs
Mother 27 Held In Death Of Strangled Son
MANITOWOC WIS A 27 year old mother was held Tuesday as authorities investigated the death of her strangled son John Kent Hoffman two and a half years old. Coroner Dr Theodore Teitgen said Mrs LeRoy Hoffman told him the story when he was called to the Hoffman house Monday night at 7 pm.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Theodore Teitgen
John Kent Hoffman
Teitgen
LeRoy Hoffman
Hoffman
Tragedy Reported in La Crosse Woman’s Death Case
In La Crosse on August 3, 1949 a woman told her husband the baby was upstairs dead after an errand at a drug store and a physician visit. The report notes the fatal atm that followed and ongoing inquiry into the infant’s death.
Mysore Reinvigorates Cottage Rug Industry for US Export
Mysore India plans to revive cottage rug making using cotton and wool fillings for sale in the United States. The move targets traditional drugger rugs and aims to boost local craft and export potential.
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Mysore
India
United States
March of Dimes Bets Millions for Polio Victims Aid
The March of Dimes has supplied millions to polio victims this year with local chapters tapping funds as the national headquarters advances 3.5 million from the epidemic aid fund. Local chapters cover family costs and expenses not met, while the national office funds the rest and polio insurance emerges from insurers offering up to 5000 dollars per family.
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March of Dimes
New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Foundation
Hart E. van Riper
the Nations
Epidemic Aid Fund
National
Catgut strings and sutures come from sheep not cats
Britannica explains that catgut used for violin strings and surgical sutures is derived from sheep, not cats. This clarifies a common misconception about the material source and highlights its historical use in instruments and medical sutures.
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By Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Gtaff
Sam the Pointer
Fred Mickow
Nekoosa
Yellow River
Fred
Twin Lakes
Kenosha
Civic Association
Stoughton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sault Ste. Marie
Terry Andrew
Oneida County
Gaines
Pennsylvania
Henderson
Maj. Nial
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Wiz
Home Owners Sale
F.H.A
Covitau
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