Laws and Ordinances for Beer Sales in Wisconsin
The article discusses discrepancies in beer laws and enforcement in Wisconsin, focusing on underage access, Class B beer licenses, and municipal ordinances. It notes Milwaukee's stricter local rule against 21 and mentions potential tests of state law, urging clearer municipal action and possible surveys. It ends with a Biblical quotation on good tidings.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Common Council
Badger Frenzy Reaches Peak At Rose Bowl Tomorrow
The Badger fan frenzy peaks tomorrow at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena with special trains bringing thousands from Wisconsin and Midwest states. Fans abroad rely on TV and radio to follow Wisconsin’s Rose Bowl appearance as New Year’s Day excitement rises.
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Badgerland
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
California
Korea
Hollywood
Chi
Cago
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
la Crosse
Badgers
Bucky
Churchill and Britain under fire over Communist risk
Washington debate rises as Britain faces criticism for lax security while Churchill visits. The piece cites Alan Nunn May and the Rosenbergs, and notes MacLean Burgess leaks and possible U.S. data sharing. It warns of soft treatment of spies and calls for harsher penalties to deter treason.
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Churchill
Britain
America
Congress
Dr. May
University of Chicago
Atomic Laboratory
Donald MacLean
Guy Burgess
MacLean
Foreign Office
Acheson
Far
British Foreign Office
MacLean-Burgess
London
Canada
United States
Atomic Energy Commission of
Moscow
England
Daily Worker
New York
Truman
Russia
Stalin
Wisconsin conservation budget to be written by governor
Madison report notes the Wisconsin Conservation Department gains budget oversight under Gov Kohler for two years. The department, once wary of review, now accepts democratic control with revenue increases tied to license fees. Some conservatives resist political meddling but the new system aims to align conservation with the people's will.
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Madison, Wis
Conservation Department
Wyngaard
Kohler
Department
Conservation Clubs
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
McCarthy to Expand Red Hunt Under New Congress
Senator McCarthy, now slated to chair a strong Senate Government Operations panel, will gain a wider staff to probe Communists and corruption. Eisenhower signals support but cautions against harming innocents as McCarthy eyes broader investigations into government minds and conduct.
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Sen
McCarthy
Congress
Senate Committee
Wisconsin
Marlow
Eisenhower
Ike
U.S. News and World Report
State Department
Columbia University
United States
White House
Truman
Senate Committee On
Committee On Senate
Senate
Ten Years Ago Floyd M Andrews to Resume Studies at Minnesota
Ten years ago Floyd M Andrews planned to resume studies at the University of Minnesota after Christmas with his mother Kathryn Andrews at 235 S 21st St La Crosse. Two ordinances reflecting the war effort were on La Crosse's books curfew and air raid protections with penalties for non observance.
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Floyd M. Andrews
University of Minnesota
Kathryn Andrews
21St St
Joseph M. Spika
Milwaukee
Spika
Marquette University
Mildred Sexauer
Gladys Olson
Harriet Tubbesing
Jessie Egbert
Virginia Baker
Rockford, Il
Rockford College
James Kevin
Thomas McDonough
Marcellus Miller
la Crosse
Washington War Notes On Airbase Foundations
The article notes North Africa airstrips used round stones under concrete runways causing stones to roll and runways to crack, risking millions in repairs. It also covers morale issues from isolation for troops, base location tensions with locals, and new Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield joking about his stamp knowledge while shifting from GOP chair to the administration.
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U.S
North Africa
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Washington
Eisenhower’s call to duty and church plans traced
The piece recounts Ruth Hagg influencing Dwight D. Eisenhower to answer the call to run for president. It notes his decision, his planned worship at the National Presbyterian Church, and mentions his wartime faith connections and the church’s notable members. It also covers Taft’s Gridiron Dinner encounter with Irving Ives over Senate leadership.
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Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
Korea
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Connecticut Avenue
N Street
Jehovah's Witnesses
Edward L. Elson
21St Corps
Germany
Elson
Jackson
Pierce
Polk
Cleveland
Buchanan
Henry L. Stimson
Robert Lansing
John Wanamaker
Washington
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Church of the Covenant
Taft
Irving Ives
New York
Senate
Ives
Dewey
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Lucius C. Colman
Usher
Colman
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Che la Crosse Tribune
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R. L. Bangsberg
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Paris
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