Wisconsin TB Fatalities Drop Half Since 1929
Wisconsin tuberculosis deaths fell by about 50 percent over ten years, with 1949 marking a record low. The state board of health reports a rate of 13.6 per 100 000 last year, far below 1929 and 1939 levels, as case-finding and traveling chest clinics expand screening.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Board of Health Reports
Arthur R. Zintek
pRadeten Suanes
St. Senate
Zintek
GM Stands Against Car Price Rollback At Start Of Fight
General Motors challenges a government rollback on auto prices, arguing rising material and labor costs justify higher prices. The stand signals a broader push by industry to resist voluntary and then mandatory controls while predicting sustained demand and a possible shift of used-car premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Giant
Motor Company
Economic Stabilization Agency
Res. Truman
ESA
Congress
Auto Company
UW Madison to Host 1951 Mid Winter Music Clinic
Hundreds of Wisconsin school music teachers converge on the University of Wisconsin campus January 4 through 6 for the annual mid winter music clinic. The event features demonstrations lectures luncheons exhibits visiting experts from Michigan Illinois and Illinois and an all state orchestra of over 80 players conducted by Prof. Waller.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
UW Extension Division
Schools of Music and Education
Wisconsin School Music Association
State Department of Public Instruction
Emmett Larig
Evalene Bell
John Mills School
Elmwood Park
Ill
Marguerite Hood
University of Michigan
Gilbert Waller
University of Illinois
University Clinic
S. T. Burns
Richard C. Church
Raymond F. Dvorak
Leon L., Iltis
Paul G. Jones
Robert M. Fleury
Prof
Church
John Guy Fowlkes
G. Lloyd Schultz
Waller
Wisconsin considers harsher penalties for truck law violators
A legislative committee in Madison drafts a 1951 bill to impose steeper penalties for truck weight limit violations with graduated fines and license revocation for repeat offenders. The measure, backed by the Wisconsin Motor Carriers association, cites leniency by local judges and aims to curb illegal road use by carriers and invalid revenue gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
John Varda
Wardens Take On Deer Shiners Near Conrath
Madison dispatch reports conservation wardens John Marcon and Ed Manthei nabbed suspects near Conrath in Rusk county after a stakeout by a haystack. A car shone a deer eye spotter, two women were sent home, three men approached, and Manthei was knocked down before Marcon subdued a assailant. George Nosser and Lester Bollom were fined $200 each plus costs in Ladysmith court.
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Madison
Wis
Kentucky Hills
John Marcon
Ed Manthei
Rusk County
Conrath
Marcon
Manthei
Ladysmith
George Nosser
Lester Bollom
Christmas Prayer and Hope for Faithful Service
The writer reflects on the number one day approaching and the joy of giving while urging sober meditation. They stress relying on faith to help a troubled world and express hope to see readers at a Christmas service.
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Motor Service
State St
Isistmas
Fortune
Maytag
Midwest Bottle Gas CO
Business Mirror
sAm Wawson
Tribune
W. H
Bill” Guggenbuehl
End Siding CO
Dean Sherwood Luce
Canton
Mass
American Edical Association
Cleveland
Luce
C. K. Alexander
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Bryson L’hommedieu
State Highway Commission Traffic Section
Rusk Wardens
O. W. Muenster Aetna Agency
LA CrosSe Tribune
Lil Klawitter
Harry Vruwink
Jack Grosskopf
Jack Moser
Dave Fletcher
Greg Oldenburgh
George Wurzel
Bob Hessart
Teachout
Howard Colvin
Sumer
DS Ae
Aaa
Cargill
Front and
la Crosse Telephone Corporation
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