Soviet Farm Chiefs Tour Minnesota and Midwest
Six Soviet farm chiefs are in Worthington Minnesota for a fourth US week touring farms from Worthington to Olivia. They visit hay plants, corn plots, a Bongarde cheese plant and a high school lunch, then head to Minneapolis. The delegation also stops at Rostov outskirts earlier, criticizing some collective farm operations.
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Worthington
Minn
United States
Minnesota
Midwest
Minneapolis
Wyoming
Texas
University of Minnesota
Olivia
Biscay
Bongarde
London
Stalin
Rostov
Moscow Radio
Clark
Asa V. Clark
Pullman, Wash
Ros-Sal-Mash
Stalingrad
Volga-Don Canal
Missing Woman Sought After Car Found Near Union Station
Mrs. Allen disappeared after driving away to a hair appointment. Her car showed 68 miles unaccounted for, blood in and on the vehicle believed three to six hours old, with items missing including a scarf and silk hose. Her mother described the couple as deeply in love.
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Union Station
Pond
Allen
They Come To See Yankees Lose Stengel Says
Casey Stengel says the Yankees are the greatest draw in baseball when they are losing. He notes fans travel from Chicago Milwaukee Des Moines Saskatoon and Kansas City to see them lose, and warn teams on the West Coast should watch attendance drop if New York loses.
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New York
NBA
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Chicago
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Saskatoon
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tomah Man Missing After Leaving City
An elderly Tomah man is missing after leaving La Crosse for home. Russell Crocker, 70, was driving a 1947 Packard black four door sedan with license W73 921 when last seen. He is five feet five inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. He wore a two tone blue shirt and striped overalls.
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la Crosse
Russell Crocker
Tomah
Daily Records Fire and Police Briefs from Sparta
Fire calls logged on Aug 5 include a dump fire on Carr street and an overheated transformer at White Bear Ice Cream Co. A false alarm occurred on Denton and 16th streets. In court, Mrs. Helen Morgan of Sparta was fined $10 for intoxicated driving, and Raymond Clipper of Camp McCoy faced $75 in fines for drinking and driving.
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West End
Carr Street
White Bear Ice Cream Co
S. 3Rd St
16Th and
Denton Streets
Helen Morgan
Sparta
Raymond Clipper
Camp McCoy
Justice H. C. Fanning
PSC Hearing Dates Set for Wisconsin Utilities Actions
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission set hearings and issued decisions on multiple cases. Kenosha County crossing requests were denied and a gate signal request for Crossings of Milwaukee Road and County HH was dismissed. Viking Telephone Co. may acquire Forestville Telephone Co. for 2300 dollars. Hull Telephone Co. may raise rates by 200 dollars yearly. Antigo city received 9260 dollars to upgrade water facilities. A hearing on Almond Telephone Co. dam construction in Price County is scheduled for September 9 at Phillips. Central State Telephone Co. rate increase request is set for August 19 at Madison.
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Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Kenosha County
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
Milwaukee Road
Viking Telephone Co
Sturgeon Bay
Forestville Telephone Co
de Pere
Hull Telephone Co
Milan
Marathon County
City of
Antigo
Waupaca
Almond Telephone Co
Phillips
Price County
Jump River
Central State Telephone Co
Portage County
Wreath laid at Arlington for Hiroshima terror plea
A Hiroshima survivor laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery’s tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Rev Kiyoshi Tanimoto prayed for world disarmament under U.S. leadership and lasting peace, while a bugler sounded taps.
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Washington
Hiroshima
Arlington National Cemetery
Eisenhower
Kiyoshi Tanimoto
Hiroshima Peace Center Associates
U.S. Army
Show Goes On As Circus Walkout Ends
MINNEAPOLIS Ringling Bros resumed normal operations after a walkout by prop hands that halted the show in St Paul. John Ringling North said most workers returned before the matinee, while others prepared for the afternoon performance. About 40 men walked out after three superiors were fired, North claiming the dismissals were in the best interests of the show.
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Minneapolis
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
St. Paul
John Ringling North
North
Straw Pile Burns Near Tomah Farm
During threshing at the Don Bennett farm five miles west of Tomah the straw pile ignited and burned. The threshing rig was pulled to safety as the fire raged out of control. Oakdale Fire Department responded to the scene.
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Tomah
Wis
Don Bennett
Oakdale
Wallet Lost by Local Man Reported Missing
Elmer Williams of 1502 La Crosse St. reported to city police Saturday morning that his brown billfold containing about $250 drivers license car title discharge papers and other identification is missing likely taken by a pickpocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Williams
la Crosse St
Harmony Cafe to Close for Redecorating in August
Harmony Cafe will close from August 7 to August 14 for redecorating and vacations. The notice notes a temporary shutdown to refresh the premises and allow staff vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth’s Flor- Mart
Harmony Cafe
Berserk Unionist Kills Three Agents Then Takes Own Life
In San Francisco a gunman, Charles F. Berglund, shot three AFL Marine Firemen's Union agents, wounding Henry Walker critically, John Hatton and Stuart Hunt lightly. Berglund then killed himself as union leaders escaped unscathed, ending a 60 second assault after clashes over negotiations and a master contract.
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San Francisco
AFL Marine Firemen’s Union
Charles F
Berglund
John Hatton
Stuart Hunt
Hatton
Hunt
Henry C. Walker
Vincent Malone
Clifford A. Peterson
James English
Malone
Marine Firemen
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL Cooks and Stewards
Pacific Maritime Assn
Murder Indictments for Two 12 Year Old Boys
Philadelphia jury handed down murder indictments against Theodore Armpriester and Joseph Ryan both 12 in the drowning deaths of Ellis Palmer 10 and Adolph Sincavage 13. Armpriester allegedly plotted and pushed the victims into the Schuylkill River on July 1 and stole their bicycles. Ryan allegedly followed his companion's lead. Ryan will be handled by Juvenile Court procedures while Armpriester faces regular court as an adult.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Armpriester
Joseph Ryan
Ellis Palmer
Adolph Sincavage
Armpriester
Schuylkill River
Ryan
District Attorney’s Office
Arm- Priester Boy
Four Thefts Reported By City Police
City police logged four thefts on Saturday. A 1947 metallic green two door Chevrolet with license K60-718 was stolen from Donald Rahne nfer of 1033 South Fifth Avenue. A 1952 light green four door Chevrolet with Iowa plates 3-3460 was taken around 3 20 a m in Lansing Iowa. Elmer Schultz reported a 14 foot homemade boat stolen from Mt Vernon Street foot, olive drab in color. Vernon Johnston reported hub caps stolen from his car Friday night at the fairgrounds.
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Donald Rahnenfter
S. 5Th Ave
Iowa
Lansing
Elmer Schultz
Glendale Ave
Mt. Vernon Street
Vernon Johnston
Cliff View Pl
Fairgrounds
All Negro Jury Empaneled in Texas Delivers Acquittal
In Wichita Falls Texas the first all Negro jury six women was empaneled in Peace Justice Court. The women deliberated ten minutes before returning a verdict of acquittal in a misdemeanor dice game.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita County
Peace Justice Court
Food Official Dies in Green Bay
Forrest G. Plott aged 63 longtime manager of the Wisconsin division of Fairmont Foods Corp dies at a Green Bay hospital He joined the firm in 1910 and came to Green Bay as district manager in 1919 Survivors include two sons and two daughters all of Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Forrest G.plott
Wisconsin
Fairmont Foods Corp
Plott
Starling Pet Story in Roanoke Nurtured by Girls
In Roanoke Virginia Yvonne Worrell age 10 and Karen Rosendahl age 11 adopted two young starlings that fell from a nest. The birds feed from their hands and even ride on the backs of their pet turtles.
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Roanoke
America
Yvonne Worrell
Karen Rosendahl
Two Men Sought After Three Break-Ins in Sparta Area
Monroe County authorities search for two men believed to have stolen a pickup truck and entered three homes and a cottage in the Warrens area Tuesday night. The incident is under investigation with a statewide manhunt underway.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Warrens
Infant Farrell Funeral at St Patrick’s Cemetery
Grave side rites were held Thursday morning at St Patrick's Cemetery for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Donald Farrell who died shortly after birth in a Reedsburg hospital. Survived by parents one sister Annette and grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Dszankas East Moline Ill and John Farrell Elroy.
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Elroy
Wis
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Donald Farrell
Reedsburg
Annette
Joseph Dszankas
East Moline
Ill
John Farrell
Spartan resident Christian Henry Hirte dies at 60
Christian Henry Hirte of Sparta died at his home on Friday at age 60. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Lanham's Mortuary by the Rev. Bremer of Minneapolis. Burial will follow at St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at Lanham's Mortuary.
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Sparta
Wis
Christian Henry Hirte
Lanham
Bremer
Minneapolis
St. John's Lutheran Cemetery
Sophia Dolan 93 Dies in Viroqua Wisconsin
Sophia Dolan 93 of Rising Sun died at a Viroqua hospital on Thursday. She spent most of her life in the area and will be buried at St. James Catholic Church Cemetery after a Monday 9 a.m. service officiated by Rev. Chester Wrzaszczack. Rosary was at Quale Elver Funeral Home Saturday 8 p.m. Friends may visit Gabriel Dolan’s Rising Sun home after 9 a.m. Sunday. Survived by daughter Monica and four sons Gabriel Francis Joseph of Rising Sun and Martin of Chicago.
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Viroqua
Wis
Sophia Dolan
Dolan
Rising Sun
St. James Catholic Church
Chester Wrzaszczack
Quale-Elver
Promising Fullback Never Plays Football Again
Allen Felch a former Kentucky fullback and Wisconsin native aged 23 is hospitalized at Walter Reed General Hospital with a broken spine after a diving accident at Woodworth Lake South Carolina. Doctors hope for at least partial recovery and he has two years of eligibility left at Kentucky.
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Washington
Allen Felch
University of Kentucky
Marinette
Wis
Kentucky
Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
Woodworth Lake
S. C
Felch
Sam Levy Dies A Longtime Milwaukee Journal Baseball Writer
Sam Levy, age 60 and longtime Milwaukee Journal baseball writer, died today after four years of heart illness. He covered last night’s Pittsburgh Milwaukee game at County Stadium as official scorer and led the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers of America. Levy planned to write his game story before collapsing in the morning. Survivors include his widow and son Earl of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Sam Levy
Milwaukee Journal
Levy
Baseball Writers of America
County Stadium
Donald H. Willson
Willson
Earl
Uncle Lee Ball Plans 66th Ballot In Kentucky Primary
Harlan Kentucky resident Uncle Lee Ball, 88, plans to cast his 66th ballot today as the state holds its primary. He recalls old voting days when clerks logged voters by name and marked preferred candidates. He vows to vote for the best man and, in other elections, backs the Democratic rooster symbol.
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Harlan
Uncle Lee Ball
Ball
Uncle Lee
Kentucky
Youth Hospitalized After Fight At Inter-State Fair
A rural Houston Minnesota youth was hospitalized overnight for observation after a Friday evening fight on Inter State Fair grounds. Raymond C. Feller age 19 of Houston was driven to a local hospital by police. An eyewitness said Feller bumped a girl and was then assaulted by two unidentified teenagers.
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Houston
Minn
Raymond C. Feller
R. 2
Feller
First Polio Case Reported At Tomah
The first Tomah polio case was reported. Mrs. Richard Hubert was diagnosed as a polio victim and taken to a hospital in La Crosse.
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Tomah
Tomah, Wis
Richard Hubert
Lacrosse
Death of Julius Zander Sr.
Julius Zander Sr aged 8&2 of 1116 Charles Street died Friday morning at a local hospital. Survived by his wife Antoinette, son Julius W. Jr, four daughters Emma Miller Milwaukee Alvina Peterson Ettrick Sophie Thompson Whitehall and Clara Zander La Crosse, sister Andrea Solberg St Paul, brother John Smith La Crosse, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 8:30 a.m. Monday at Blaschke Funeral Home then 9 a.m. at St. John's Church with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery Hokah. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. at the Blaschke Home. viewing after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Julius Zander Sr
Charles St
Antoinette
Julius W. Jr
Emma E. Miller
Milwaukee
Vincent
Alvina) Peterson
Ettrick
Ernest
Sophie) Thompson
Whitehall
Clara Zander
la Crosse
Andrew
Sylvia) Solberg
St. Paul
John Smith
Funeral services for Eustace J Boyle at St Wenceslaus Church
Funeral services for Eustace J Boyle 52 of 1317 Adams St death Friday morning set for Monday at 830 am Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 am at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Burial in Catholic Cemetery Friends may call after 230 pm Sunday A special Rosary at 4 pm Sunday by the Catholic Daughters of America at the funeral home and another Rosary at 730 pm
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Eustace J. Boyle
Adams St
Blaschke
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Obituaries—Egbert Hendrickson Dies at 59 in La Crosse
Egbert Hendrickson 59 of 312 Cass St died in a local hospital Friday night. Survived by wife four daughters Denise Warmick Carol Scott Jeaneen Nancy all of La Crosse two sons Ray Gale mother Annie Henderson Frazee Minn two sisters Emma Nordley Esther Nordley three brothers Edwin Henry Kenneth Frazee four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Monday Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel Rev Milo L Brekke Trinity Lutheran officiating burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling Sunday afternoon and evening. James A Henry 1426 Market St died in a local hospital early Saturday. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Egbert Hendrickson
Cass St
Edward
Denise) Warmick
James
Carol) Scott
Jeaneen
Nancy
la Crosse
Ray
Gale
City
Annie Henderson
Frazee
Minn
Edwin
Emma) Erickson
Esther) Nordley
Henry
Kenneth
Hellwig- Morris
Milo L. Brekke
Trinity Lutheran Church
Woodlawn
Two Sisters Drown When Father Drove Auto Into River
In Winchester Kentucky Friday night a father misjudged a ferry and drove his car into the Kentucky River. Helen Louise Paul five and Donna Marie Paul seven drowned as Mrs Paul and her infantCarol Ann escaped. Sterling Townsend rescued the infant after the doors stayed locked. State Police traced the act to a mistaken ferry crossing.
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Winchester
Kentuck River
Edward Paul
Lexington
George Hisle
Churnville
Ohio
Paul
Carol Ann
Mrs. Paul
Sterling Townsend
Wallet Stolen at the Fair Grounds
A city woman had her wallet lifted Friday night at the fair grounds while she left it on a counter to play a bowling machine. Daphne Kennicott of 2818 S. 31st St. reported the loss after two boys, who watched her, disappeared with the wallet containing $13, a driver’s license and other papers.
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Fairgrounds
Daphne Kennicott
S. 31St St
Celler Subpoenas Records From Business Advisory Council
House Judiciary subcommittee chair Rep Celler issues a subpoena for records of the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council before a Wednesday hearing. BAC includes about 200 top corporate executives and meets privately, with the department citing security and privacy concerns about disclosure.
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Celler
Washington W
Walter White
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
House Judiciary Subcommittee
WOCS
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary
BAC
Secretary of Commerce
Department
Philip A. Ray
Executive Branch
Weekend cool spell eases heat across La Crosse
Weather forecast in La Crosse predicts a cooler weekend with Sunday highs around 84 and Saturday 85 89. Cloudy skies and local showers taper tonight as a 68 degree sleeping low. heat relief reaches many areas though a Friday 74 percent humidity and a Friday heat prostration report near 7th and State streets are noted.
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A. D. Sanial
Hackberry and Losey Boulevard
la Crosse
Santal
Milwaukee
la Crosse City
Frances Shadbolt
Pine St
7Th
State Streets
Dakota Home Burglarized Reports of missing items and possible hitchhiker
Mrs. Florence Yehle told Sheriff George Fort that about $7.55 in change a ladies watch several beer and food items were taken from her Dakota home along Highway 61 Thursday. She left for work in La Crosse shortly after 7 am and met a hitchhiker en route north. The sheriff suspects the thief entered through a rear window prying loose a screen and fled with the loot including coins beer soft drinks bread and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota, Minn
Florence Yehle
George Fort
Highway 61
Yehle
la Crosse
Dakota
Revised Children's Code Signed Into Law
MADISON The first complete revision of Wisconsin child welfare laws since 1929 became state statute when Gov. Kohler signed the new code. It consolidates adoption, welfare, probation, and juvenile correction into a single chapter. The measure, prepared by a legislative committee and welfare experts, was praised as a major session achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Kohler
Olson Hurt on Portillo Ski Course During International Meet
Billy Olson, 25, of Eau Claire Wisconsin, injured on the Portillo course in Chile while his Denver University ski team competes in an international meet with Argentina. He is a member of the U S Olympic ski team bound for the 1956 Winter Games in Italy. No immediate word on injury severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Billy Olson
Eau Claire
Wis
Portillo
Andean Mountiin
Olson
United States
Italy
University of Denver
Argentina
Births at St. Ann’s Hospital and area towns
Aug 4 births include a daughter to Francis B. Leis and wife of 207 Rose St, and a son to Robert L. Wagner and Ruth Jandt in Bangor. Additional newborns listed from La Crosse to Tomah with parents and addresses, spanning July 29 to Aug 5, including a Syracuse Indiana entry for Danny Coyle.
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Francis B. Leis
Rose St
Joan Karis
Robert L. Wagner
Bangor
Ruth Jandt
Lowell J. Cadd
la Crosse
Lila Koehler
James R. Bustle
Weston St
Catherine Fernholz
Spencer J. Schanhofer
Avon ‘St
Margaret Hase
Elmer M. Muenzenberger
Leah Lange
Arthur Fulton
Wyeville
Wilma Koerth
Edwin Erdman
Mauston
Nettie Lutz
Eugene Zimmerman
Wilton
Belva Wruck
William Amick
Tomah
Lois Sommerfield
LeRoy Garber
R. 1
Warrens
Syracuse
Ind
Danny
William Coyle
Delores Main
Hoad May Be In Aussie Captain's Doghouse
In Davis Cup action in New York Hoad sits benched for a second straight week as Rex Hartwig takes a singles slot against Japan. Ken Rosewall faces Atsushi Miyaga while Hoad teams with Hartwig in doubles matchups amid reports of domestic discontent.
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Hoad
Glen Cove
N. Y
Lewis Hoad
Australia
Harry Hopman
Hopman
Canada
Rex Hartwig
Hartwig
Kosei Jama
Ken Rosewall
Atsushi Miyaga
Kamo
Miyaga
America
Commercial Channels Get Salk Vaccine
Wisconsin's first allocation of Salk anti polio vaccine will go to commercial channels. The State Board of Health reports no requests from public health agencies. Wisconsin receives 22 428 units. shipments likely direct to doctors clinics and hospitals. The board seeks 82 000 units for state institutions. A larger distribution is planned for this fall under new federal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
E. H. Jorris
Washington
Jorris
Congress
Marriage Licenses Issued In Waukon and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses recorded for John R. Jogan of Jesup with Margaret Brennan of Lansing. Also LeRoy Pope of Caledonia with Dona Quillin of Waukon and Donald Mueller of La Crosse with Phyllis Halverson of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
John R. Jogan
Jesup
Margaret Brennan
Lansing
LeRoy Pope
Caledonia
Dona Quillin
Donald Mueller
Phyllis Halverson
la Crosse
Fair Sunday special helps La Crosse youngsters ride midways
Collins announced a 10 cent special price on most rides Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. to benefit area youngsters. Secretary Joseph W. Frisch supported the plan after observing large Thursday crowds. The fair closes Sunday at midnight and will begin tearing down to move to Mason City, Iowa, for a next engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Collins
Joseph W. Frisch
Mason City
Iowa
Chicago cash grain prices cling to steady ranges
Wheat shows no quotes while corn prices sit around 1.45 to 1.46 for various grades. Oats and soybean products move modestly with soy oil near 11 1 4 and meal at 53.50 to 54.00. Barley malting at 1.40 to 1.40 and feed around 0.93 to 1.03.
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Chicago
Baraboo Woman Wins $800 Fire Underwriters Scholarship
Lynn Bartels age 28 of Baraboo received an $800 scholarship from the National Board of Fire Underwriters at the Wisconsin Architects Association meeting in Oshkosh. The grant is presented through the American Architects Foundation of New York by WAA president Julius Isandsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Lynn Bartels
Baraboo
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Wisconsin Architects Assn
American Architects Foundation of New York
Julius Isandsted
WAA
Weather Outlook For Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather record from the US Department of Commerce notes considerable cloudiness with scattered showers in Wisconsin tonight, cooler in the northwest. Sunday brings fair to partly cloudy skies with less humidity and cooler conditions. Minnesota reports partly cloudy and cooler tonight, with Sunday fair and pleasant. Iowa sees local thunderstorms tonight in the north and central, ending by Sunday morning, followed by generally fair and cooler conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Commerce
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi River Forecast From Hastings To La Crosse
The Mississippi River is expected to rise from Hastings to La Crosse by Sunday morning by about three tenths of a foot, with La Crosse seeing about one tenth foot rise. Genoa to Lynxville may see slight tailwater falls and Dam 10 about half a foot decline. The St Croix River stays at high flow through Monday.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Minn
la Crosse
Genoa
Lynxville
St. Croix
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