Grain policy shifts ease wartime restrictions nationwide
Washington announces September 1 changes to grain use and distribution. White bread and flour will replace dark varieties in bakeries, millers may raise extraction to 72 percent, and exports of all grains are projected to reach about 400 million bushels for 1946 47. Brewers gain increased grain allocations while meat and livestock ceilings curb overfeeding. Broughton pledges Elks efforts to expand veteran hospital programs.
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Washington
Anderson
Ana
Diverse church listings on Sixth to Main streets
A consolidated church directory lists Adventist, Assembly of God, Calvary Baptist, First Baptist, Catholic, First Congregational, Episcopal, Evangelical Free, Gospel Tabernacle Bethany, Jehovahs Witnesses, Latter Day Saints, Living Christ, and other congregations with service times and locations across streets including Sixth and King, North Seventh, and Wisconsin Avenue. The notice names pastors, service times, and Sunday school details for each congregation.
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Seventh-day Adventist
King Streets
J. H. Meier
Assembly OF God
Assembly of God Tabernacle
North Seventh Street
R. A. Rieben
Christ Ambassadors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Weet Avenue
First Congregational Church
Fred W. Hyslop
Eer Agee G. Paul Stowell
Aurora
Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Winter
D. D
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Linker Building
Farnam — Fagin Sea
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sill and
Liberty Streets
Book of Mormon
Living Christ Church of the Living Christ
Sunday Worship Schedules Across Local Churches
A dense listing of church services across Lutheran, Methodist, Reformed, and chapel denominations. Details include church names, locations, pastor names, and service times from morning worship to Sunday school and special sermons.
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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Division Streets
George Alvilden
Onalaska Methodist Church
Stephen J. Lambright
Moody Memorial Chapel
Campbell Road
John Ellefson
Local Clergy Stays and Preaching Plans Across Cities
In La Crosse Rev and Mrs Stowell and Ted Barbara and Phyliss Stowell reside at the Anderson Memorial manse 924 Cass Street. In Aurora Rev F W Hyslop and family are at their new Congregational church where he will preach this Sunday.
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Joan P. Birane
la Crosse
Stowell
Ted
Barbara
Phyliss Stowell
Anderson Memorial Manse
Cass Street
F. W. Hyslop
Aurora
Rev. Hyslop
New Congregational Church
Gambling raid targets six men in Wisconsin
In Madison six men were charged in Langlade County Court after state investigators raided an Ante area establishment. Authorities described a gambling operation with wheel and dice tables found during the raid.
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Madison
Wis
John W. Roach
State Beverage Tax Division
Ante
Langlade
Roath
Epente
Local Ads Note Apple Varieties and Farm Sales
Harris orchard in La Cres cent Minnesota offers apples and plums for sale. Wright's farm lists items including rubber swim caps with adjustable chin straps and a snug fit. Ruud's Drug Store and a phone number 4552-1 appear in the local listing. No other leather can be dyed in as many colors as Kid skin.
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Harris Orchard
la Crescent
Minn
Ruud
Wright's Farm
Discharge of Ensign Margaret Davie at Balboa Park
Ensign Margaret Davie of the Nurse Corps, daughter of Mrs. John Davis of 816 South 14th Street, was discharged recently at the naval funnel separation center in Balboa Park San Francisco California.
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Ens
Margaret Davie
John Davis
South 14Th Street
Naval Funel
Balboa Park
San Francisco
Calif
Training completion for Pvt. Merlin J. Van Dunk
Pvt. Merlin J. Van Dunk son of Mr and Mrs John Van Dunk Holmen has completed training at Chanute Field Illinois with the Army Air Forces training command He completed the weather observer course and other technical operations vital to aircraft maintenance.
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Merlin J. van Dunk
John van Dunk
Holmen
Chanute Field, Ill
Army Air Forces Training Command
Allis Chalmers To Build Revolutionary Gas Turbine Unit
Milwaukee based Allis Chalmers announced a contract with Bituminous Coal Research Inc to develop a 3750 horsepower gas turbine power plant using coal of face powder fineness. The unit aims for rail tests within two years and promises to cut smoke and cinders while enabling low-cost coal combustion.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Bituminous Coal Research, Inc
Pittsburgh
W. C. Johnson
Allis-Chalmere General Machinery Division
Jim Et
Temperance lesson linked to seventh commandment in Sunday study
The author reflects on the seventh commandment Thou shalt not commit adultery and connects it to temperance debates after prohibition repeal. He cites alcoholism as a public health issue with millions affected and notes political promises about ending saloons, state monopolies, and the decline of drunken driving in Kansas.
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International Committee
Coolidge
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Milk flown daily to save baby in desert
A two week old premature infant in Inyokern survives thanks to a daily milk relay. Mothers milk is flown from California Hospital in Los Angeles to Downey by Red Cross messengers, then carried by Navy pilots to the U S Naval Test Station dispensary in Inyokern. The baby, son of Marine Sgt and Mrs les Powers, weighed 3 pounds 10 ounces at birth and now weighs 4 pounds 2 ounces.
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Los Angeles
Inyokern
American Red Cross
California Hospital
Downey
Navy
U. S. Naval Test Station
Les Powers
Trieste described as peaceful yet torn by factional clashes
Hal Boyle notes Trieste's calm, sunlit daily life contrasts with sporadic violence between pro Italian and pro Yugoslav factions. He observes cosmopolitan Triestini, the Adriatic setting, and hints that riots may be orchestrated rather than spontaneous as Allied authorities suggest.
Ladies Parade For Historians Marks Wisconsin Meeting
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin hosted 300 Wisconsin Historical Society delegates for a historic costume parade from frontier buckskin to 1940s bobby socks. Dr Clifford Lord new director spoke of the society’s century of work and Ly man Draper’s legacy. A U S archivist joined as surprise guest and discussed regional historical interest. Delegates approved creating a state takeover committee for historic homes and named fifteen curators with terms through 1947 1949.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Wisconsin Historical Society
Stephen Foster
Campion Academy
Clifford Lord
The
State Historical Society
Lyman Draper
F. J. Buck
United States
Albert Barton
Madison
Frederick L
Morgan Murphy
Superior
Samuel Pedrick
Ripon
Robert Richardson
Beloit
Fred Heinemann
Merrill
John Stange
Appleton
Ag Department Seeks 20 Percent Cut in Dry Pea Planting
The Agriculture Department asks farmers to seed about 20 percent fewer acres of dry peas next year. The 1947 goal is 480000 acres, down from 568000 acres this year, due to UNRRA’s decision to discontinue abroad purchases and improved foreign prospects. The department notes expected returns at roughly 9.453 per bushel for shipped, cleaned, graded peas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Fgan
Atomic energy used in life saving bid for girl
Boston report notes medical firms turn to atomic energy in a last-ditch effort to save a girl, whileWisconsin dispatches record local legal actions and real estate transfers amid fires and labor convention debates opposing natural gas substitution.
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Boston
Lance Mhowenella
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin
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