Soil Bank Plan Seen As Boon To Wildlife Management
Wisconsin officials view the federal soil bank proposal as aiding wildlife management if state and national agencies cooperate. The plan would subsidize withdrawal of cropland, creating food, cover, and shelter for game species while expanding habitat in farming regions.
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Madison
Federal Soil Bank
Wisconsin Conservation Administration
Arthur MacArthur
Janesville
Commission
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Soil Bank
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
MacArthur
Lester P. Voigt
International Assn. of Game and Fish Commissioners
Wisconsin
Second Division Relocation to Alaska Under Operation Gyroscope
The 71st Infantry Division now in Alaska will begin moving July 1 1956 under Operation Gyroscope with the 2nd Infantry Division. Non prior service recruits are sought at the United States Army Recruiting Station 208 Federal Building. Enlistees receive division stability and a path home with their unit. First eight weeks training at Camp Chaffe Ark. Buddy enlistments encouraged.
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Alaska
2Nd
United States Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Camp Chaffee
Ark
10Th Infantry
Germany
1St Infantry
United States
Trucker Arthur Sornberger Found Dead in Frozen Water
The body of 30-year-old truck driver Arthur Sornberger was found Monday in Bonner's Branch near Belmont. Coroner Richard Barth said time and cause of death are not yet determined. A cap noted by two boys led searchers to the body. Sornberger was last seen Saturday night in Belmont.
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Belmont
Arthur Sornberger
Bonner’s Branch
Pecatonica
Lafayette County
Richard Barth
Sornberger
Ex County Treasurer Renamed To Position
JANESVILLE Lawrence Schmidley, who resigned as Rock County treasurer eight years ago due to ill health, was named to the post again by the county board today. He will serve out the term of J Frank Pearson who died after a heart attack last Thursday.
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Janesville
Lawrence Schmidley
Rock County
J. Frank Pearson
Quake Shakes Constitucion. No Damage Reported
Two strong earthquakes jolted Constitucion Chile near Santiago at 8:30 last night. Authorities confirmed no injuries or damage and ongoing monitoring by local seismology stations.
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Santiago
Chile
Constitucion
State Bar To Study Fee Changes In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Bar Association forms a legal economics committee led by Charles A. Barnard to review current minimum fees and the economics of practicing law. The group will report to the association and may influence local bar recommendations. A new headquarters site in Madison is being studied for financing. The 21 member committee includes R. E. Anderson and others from across the state.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Alfred LaFrance
Wisconsin Bar Assn
Charles A. Barnard
Osh‘kosh
Philip Haberman
Association
Haberman
Bulletin
the Association
Legal Economics Study Committee
R. E. Anderson
Superior
Lyle W. Bartelt
Kewaskum
Lyall T. Beggs
John J. Burke
Milwaukee
Charles P. Curran
Manston
C. E. Fugina
Arcadia
George A. Garrigan
Beloit
Will C. Gobel
Hugh F
Gwin
Hudson
Fred D. Hartley
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Hetland
Wrobel
St. 4Th St
Kenosha
Frederick P. Helm
Racine
Herbert S. Humke
Sheboygan
W. Roy Kopp
Platteville
Edwin J. Larkin
Eau Claire
John F. I
Whitehall
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Stark Radio Supply
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