Close Goose Season In Valley To Protect Birds
The Fish and Wildlife Service of the Interior Department said it closed the entire Mississippi valley flyway to Canada goose shooting in 1946 to test the species’ dwindling numbers. Director Albert M. Day reported a drop from about 80 000 geese in 1944 to 55 000 in 1945 and outlined a 15 percent harvest guideline to protect breeding. He cited sharp increases in kill totals in several states, including Michigan 23 000 and Minnesota 10 000, with Wisconsin 4 500, amid complaints from hunters over the restriction.
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Chicago
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Mississippi Valley
Wildlife Service
Mississippi
Day
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Army Doctor Refuses Soldier's Serious Illness Claim
An Australian army doctor, once a civilian practitioner, sharply dismisses a soldier's claim of a serious ailment. When told a “pretty good specialist” treated him, the doctor accuses the prior clinician of being a fool or rogue. The soldier retorts that the doctor should refund the fee and presents the receipt.
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Melbourne
Wisconsin Governor Goodland seeks no campaign drive for third term
Walter S Goodland, 83, Wisconsin's veteran governor, announced he need not campaign aggressively for another two year term. The independent Republican, a former Ra cine editor, has led anti gambling efforts and built a veterans rehabilitation fund, while reshaping state politics after long battles with the legislature.
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Madison
Wis
NEA
Wisconsin
Walter Sasland
Goodland
Walter
Michigan
State Senate
Ironwood
Mich
Grover Cleveland
Goodland Neck
Fred Allen
Racine
Walther League Meet to Convene in Oshkosh With 350 Delegates
The 27th annual convention of the Southern Wisconsin district of the Walther league will be held in Oshkosh on September 1 and 2 with about 350 delegates expected.
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Walther League
Wisconsin
Free range grizzly bears roam the Cordilleran highland
The article notes that grizzly bears vary across the Cordilleran highland spanning from Alaska to Mexico, highlighting their wide distribution and diverse habitats along the mountain system.
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Alaska
Mexico
China Moves Toward Coalition Government Under Stuart
Chiang Kai-shek approves a five member committee led by Ambassador John Leighton Stuart to form a 40 member interim state council including Kuomintang and minor parties. Communists may seek a separate national government as fighting in the north intensifies. The panel aims to govern until a national assembly on November 12.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
John Leighton Stuart
Stuart
Kuomintang
National Assembly
T. V. Soong
Wu Te-chew
Chang Li-sheng
Interior
Chou Enlai
Tung Pi-wu
Kuling
Seek Higher Beer Prices in Milwaukee OPA Request
The Milwaukee chapter of the Wisconsin Tavernkeepers Association asked the OPA for higher beer prices and urged the local price office to permit higher charges while the petition is pending. Director Wendelin Kraft led votes approving a 10 cent 10 ounce beer and 20 cent 12 ounce bottle increase. Two OPA reps expected action in about 30 days.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Tavernkeepers Association
OPA
Wendelin Kraft
Kraft
Fly Through The Air Medina Rose Buds On Nationwide Routes
Medina New York reports a rosebud air express service set to deliver Medina roses across the United States on regular schedules. An experimental flight carried 10 000 buds to Michigan and Ohio florists, with daily air deliveries removing the need for ice packing. Madagascar projects 5500 tons of cloves this year.
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Medina
N. Y
Air Express
United States
Michigan
Ohio
Flagler V. Manley
White Bros. Rose Corp
Centenarian in Massachusetts Stacks Hay on 100th Birthday
Abel Thatcher, a 100 year old resident of Braintree Massachusetts, began his second century by rising early to stack five tons of hay in his barn. The feat highlights his vigor on the milestone birthday as a reminder of hardy New England resilience.
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Braintree
Mass
Abel Thatcher
Blind Child Sees Mother After Eye Operation
Five year old Tony Upton, born with cataracts, first sees his mother after a delicate operation. Bandages removed in Cincinnati, he identifies her dress as green and her purse as brown. Doctors anticipate eventual normal sight after three prior unsuccessful attempts.
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Cincinnati
Tony Upton
Tony
Ella Mae Upton
Mommie
Chocolate Defined by Oil Content Distinguishing Cocoa
A concise definition notes that chocolate retains cacao's natural cocoa butter while cocoa is cacao from which the fat has been removed. The distinction highlights texture, flavor, and fat content differences in common confectionery products.
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Willard R. Smith
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