Red Cross Water Safety Certificates Awarded
Red Cross water safety instructors at the municipal pool taught classes and issued ninety three certificates. Recipients include Tom Schini Patricia Haulick Edith Hanson James Young Norman Schultz Yvonne Cooper John Koehler and many others. Certificates may be picked up at the Red Cross office room 104 post office daily 1 to 5 p m.
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Red Cross
Emmett Ford
Ralph G. Spears
Gerald T. Thompson
Tom Schini
Levaine Halberg
Patricia Haulick
Elizabeth Buchmer
David Nelson
Norman Nelson
Edith Hanson
James Young
Norman Schultz
Yvonne Cooper
John Koehler
Darlene Michel
Darry Mahaloute
Harold Johnson Thomas Jaekel
Ted Fahrenholtz Kapelias
Noel Aspenson
Bill Jacobs
Patricia Ann Boisen
Michael Weber
Gerald Wisey
Dale Ebner
Rita Schneeberger
Kenneth Dwyer
Larry Denison
Paul Chrisen
James Chrison
Richard Lee
Maureen Conway
Dick Schiessi
David Schiessil
Kay Larson
Dorothy Cordes
Steven Schnall
John Norris
Rose M. Gautsch
John Witt
Georgine Strane
Sharon Hart
Louise Schowalter
Army Reserve interest rises amid recall push in Fifth Army
Lieut. Gen. Walon H. Walker announces a 200 percent surge in reserve officer applications over ten days in July. Relaxed age limits and pension waivers expand eligibility for combat arms and medical personnel, with interviews required and guardsmen routed through state adjutants general. In Kent England farmers abandon green ties over a red spotted white cow plan.
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Walon H. Walker
Fifth Army
Walker
Organized Reserves
National Guard
Mpany
State Adjutants General
Kent
England
Public Utility Tax Set to Rise Nearly Six Percent
Wisconsin public utility property tax will climb about six percent this year as the state department of taxation adopts the statewide average rate of 0.261775. Total assessments rise with major utility expansion. Last year utility tax yield was about 9.128 million dollars with 65 percent to municipalities, 15 percent to the state, and 20 percent to counties.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Department of Taxation
Technique Tests Air in Shops for Tiny Beryllium Amounts
A large laboratory uses a method to test air in machine shops to detect beryllium in quantities as small as six one hundredths of a pound.
Washington Monument draws 22 million viewers
About 22 million people have viewed the capital from the observation platform atop the Washington Monument, a feat reflecting the site’s enduring appeal as a top urban landmark.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Youth 17 accused of extortion plot inspired by comics
Billy Joe Cross, 17, arraigned on charges of planning to extort $50,000 from a fish hatchery operator. He admitted writing a threatening letter saying the spring would be blown up if payment was not made. Authorities tracked him after the plan unfolded, noting his fascination with detective stories.
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Camdenton
Billy Joe Cross
Eee
Ae Ae
Cross
Hugh H. Waggoner
P. E. Cor
Highway Patrol
Carl
Waggoner
Young Cross
Lawrence Bailliere
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Faye Strange
Shalby Jacobson
Dick Hackett
Mary E. Gautch
Dennis Conway
Jerry Conway
June Snider
Thomas Davies
Jo- Ingrid Sanden
Dale Meyer
Donald Schmall
Phil Lindman
Nancy Byers
Rolf Peterson
Imogene Loken
Kenneth Strehl
Gordon O'Heron
Mary Harman
Karen Jo Peterson
Gerald Hein
Donna M. Peterson
Virginia
Ceslie Turner
Eep
Pepe
Yee
Pabst Brewing Company
Ciel
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Wisconsin State Fair Grounds
Malwaukee, Wis
Army Reserve
Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF LA
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Madison Bureau
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Yatta
America
David Bradley
David Broadley
DE Luxe Model
Martingale
Seddie
Bridie
ATIC
Electric Dairy
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Dowd Bradley
Fifth Avenue
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