Coulee Region Sees 13 Inches Below Normal Rainfall
Meteorologist reports the Coulee region had rainfall 13 inches below normal over the past year with January mild start and persistent dry spells through December. The period featured extreme warmth in several months, frost, drought impacts on crops, and localized severe weather including a tornado near La Crosse and a Fountain City plane crash during a storm.
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Coulee
Sanial
Root
Kickapoo
Pecatonica
Peterson
Minn
Darlington
Wis
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mississippi
Winona
Dam No. 5A
Northwest Airways
Fountain City
Jackson County
Tober
Educators Cast Eye Toward New Form Of Report Cards
Dr Ruth Strang of Teachers College New York City explains a shift from subject based marks to descriptive report cards that cover physical social and character development Parents and pupils discuss learning progress and students write progress letters at term end The new form acts as a running record linking school and home and notes growth and challenges
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Chicago
Johnny
Ruth Strang
Teachers College
New York City
Parent-Teacher
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Strang
Grab-Bag Pay-Off Congress Critique By Hugh Scott Jr
Republican National Chairman Hugh Scott denounces President Truman's state of the union as a grab-bag plan. He accuses the administration of rolling dice with taxpayers money and pursuing wealth transfer from individuals to fund expanded government payrolls.
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Washington
Hugh Scott, Jr
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Scott
Calcutta Football Riot Ends Game In Injuries
During a tense finish at Calcut a Gehan the game, a player grabbed the ball as fans rushed the field. Police used force and stones as about 30 men were injured amid the chaotic scene.
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Calcuta Gehan
Protests Halt Tax Payments in Kenosha 1948
Half of Kenosha’s 1948 city taxes have been paid under protest. City Clerk and Treasurer B A Herrmann reported on Wednesday. The Kenosha Chamber of Commerce and Kenosha Taxpayers Inc urged the protest last Friday, alleging the county board failed to apply unexpended funds tagged for operating costs for the first two and a half months of the year.
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Kenosha
Wis
B. A. Herrmann
Kenosha Chamber of Commerce and
Kenosha Taxpayers, Inc
Wisconsin Canners Lead Nation in Canning Acreage and Value
Wisconsin and its canning crops dominate national ranks with 260,960 acres devoted to canning crops and a farm value of 19.476 million dollars led by peas and beets. California follows in value. Wisconsin trails in tonnage but remains top pea producer, with cabbage output slightly below previous year.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Canners_ association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. Department of Agriculture
California
Wisconsin
Indiana
Romanian Technicians Head to Sweden for Plant Supply
Romanian technicians travel to Sweden to acquire electrical machinery for a large new plant near Bucharest. The mission aims to secure essential equipment and ensure timely completion of the facility.
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Sweden
Bucharest
Uruacao Booms in Dutch West Indies Trade
In the Dutch West Indies, Uruacao experiences a business boom surpassing wartime levels with rapid growth in commerce and local activity across shipping, markets, and finance.
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Uracao
Dutch West Indies
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Lacrosse Tribune
By Galbraith
Minnesota
5Th Ave
Seven-Up Bottling Co. of
Tomah Bottling Works
Tomah, Wisconsin
Skyways
Main Street
Fifth Ave
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