Goodland Plans Higher 1945-47 Wisconsin Budget
Madison Wis Gov Goodland says the 1945-47 executive budget will be higher than the 1943-45 level due to increased operating costs. He will ask the legislature to appropriate more than 78 million dollars for the biennium as department requests are still under study. The governor noted that tax increases may be opposed.
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Madison
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Legisla
Melby
University
Welfare Department
World Trade Parley Urged at 26th Federation Meeting
The American Farm Federation urges a world trade conference to cut barriers and balance production across nations. Delegates back regional talks with labor and industry to shape an equitable program and call for a unified national farm credit board and stronger price supports.
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Ilies
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U. S
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50 Percent Postwar Tax Cut Sought by GOP Group
In Washington a study committee of house Republicans pledges to back a 50 percent postwar tax cut. Rep Reed of New York says the committee will prepare a bill with full input from business labor and agriculture so no part of enterprise is left without representation.
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House
Rep. Reed
Republican Postwerth Study Committee
Deaths Last Night Associated Press Report
London Lieut. Col. Philip G. M. Skene 64 a former captain of the Royal and an cent golf club of St Andrews. Bedford George A. 96 Civil War veteran and a former national commander of the G A R.
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London
Philip George Moncreiff Skene
Royal and Ancent Golf Club
St. Andrews
Bedford
Mass
George A
G.A.R
Fox Hunt Planned by Outagamie Club in Appleton
The Outagamie Conservation Club Inc will sponsor a public fox hunt at the Shiodton hunting rounds Sunday. Hunters are invited to take part in the first event of its kind in the area.
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Appleton
Wis
Quest for the Magic Music Box to Save Ruth
A boy seeks a cure for Ruth who will die without a smile by Christmas. Santa aids him by guiding to the Magic Music Box of the Witches of Poldrex. Louis receives shoes, rope, and a net for the journey as he sets off alone.
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Santa
Louis Destroys Witches of Poldrex Music Box Quest
A boy Louis travels 140000 miles in two hours and thirty four minutes to the land of the Witches of Poldrex. He enters a tunnel and discovers three bored witches who own a magic music box. The box plays enchanting music but fails to delight the witches. Louis plots to take the box tomorrow.
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Radio Listings Chronicle Full Network Schedule
Detailed Saturday and evening broadcasts across NBC CBS and MBS with programs from 7 PM to 1 AM including news, drama, comedies, concerts and sports. Featured items include Paul Lavalle Concert Ed Wynn and Amos and Andy plus The Jack Armstrong Serial and Captain Midnight serials on multiple networks.
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Will of Dr. Pickering Leaves Farms to Tenants in Muscoda
Dr Charles R Pickering aged 87 of Muscoda dies Oct 20 leaving his three dairy farms in Eagle township Richland county to tenants Foster Troxel Victor Torgerson and Oren Sherman who will also inherit the livestock and equipment Five former office boys receive 1000 each and his library home and personal possessions go to the village of Muscoda for use as a library
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Muscoda
Wis
Eagle Township
Richland County
Charles R. Pickering
Foster Troxel
Victor Torgerson
Oren Sherman
Pickering
Bentonite Supply Led by Wyoming and South Dakota
Wyoming and South Dakota produce 60 percent of the American bentonite supply used as bonding clay in steel foundries.
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Stettinius Wins Wide Approval in Public Opinion Poll
Edward R. Stettinius Jr the newly appointed secretary of state attracts strong goodwill as 92 percent of those familiar with him view him favorably nearly 9 in 10 hold a favorable impression while only 8 percent are unfavorable among respondents in a Princeton Institute survey
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Princeton
N. J
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Institute
Stettinius
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Longer Terms For Officials Being Sought
Wisconsin officials seek longer terms from two to four years to reduce reelection campaigning. A nonpartisan county clerks proposal was tabled. New officers elected include Walter Peterson as president and Vernon Kelly as vice president with several clerks, treasurers, and registers named for various counties.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Walter Peterson
Balsam Lake
Polk
Vernon Kelly
Wisconsin Rapids
Wood
Albin Heal
Eagle River
Vilas County
Register of Deeds
Ray McCarthy
Manitowoc County
Horace F. Edmands
Racine County
Ada Ortendahl
Burnett County
Registers of
Edwin Pick
Washington County
Lawrence Larson
Juneau County
George E. McConahey
Fond du Lac County
John L. Ritzinger
Chippewa County
Myrtie L. Hansen
Dane County
Soldier Wounded at Leyte After Slit Trench Rush
Pvt. William C. Steele of Wichita Falls Texas was wounded while trying to burrow deeper into a slit trench on Leyte. He served with a company that captured thirty Japanese prisoners on Kwajalein. The colonel reportedly offered a quart of whiskey for each prisoner taken.
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Hamilton Field
Calif
William C. Steele
Wichita Falls
Tex
Leyte
Kwajalein
Former Chicago baritone Willard Fry dies in New York
Willard Charles Fry aged 45, once a Chicago baritone, died Wednesday at St. John's Hospital in New York City. He was known for his stage and concert performances in earlier years.
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New York
Willard Charles Fry
Chicago
St. John’s Hospital
Bonner to Headline Dinner Hour Concert at Camp McCoy
T Sgt Carl Bonner, pianist and singer, will be the featured soloist at a 6 p m dinner hour concert next Thursday in Service Club 1 at Camp McCoy Wis The program will be performed in the club lounge and broadcast throughout the club
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Carl Bonner
Service Club
Bonner
Beer Can Used as Smoke Pot Screen in Army Maneuvers
A beer can has been repurposed as a smoke pot to conceal military maneuvers, according to a wartime field report. The improvised device is described as creating visual cover for troop movements during training exercises.
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