Wisconsin Sets Upland Game Bird Seasons For Fall
The Wisconsin conservation commission set upland game bird seasons for next fall across zones and counties. Pheasant seasons run in southern counties for 14 days with four daily, nine-day northern zones start Oct 22 with four per day, and Milwaukee County allows bow and arrow hunting Oct 22 to Dec 1. Ruffed grouse seasons cover 51 counties with varied dates, plus a quail season Oct 31 to Nov 4 in specific counties. Open all year bagless seasons apply to several predators and birds.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
State Conservation Congress
Milwaukee
Calumet
Dane
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Manitowoc
Ozaukee
Sheboygan
Washington
Buffalo
Crawford
Jackson
Juneau
la Crosse
Monroe
Pepin
Pierce
Richland
Sauk
Rempealeau
Vernon
Brannan outlines postwar farm program shifts and incentives
Brannan notes year to year acreage and production shifts, citing potato, wheat, cotton and dry bean data. He argues farmers raise output when prices fall to protect income and plans incentives to sustain wartime programs. The focus is on adjusting crops and boosting livestock to meet consumer needs.
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E Rience
Brannan
Caffery Approved as Ambassador to Egypt and New Zealand
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Jefferson Caffery of Louisiana as ambassador to Egypt and to New Zealand. The nomination aims to expand United States trade and strengthen relations.
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New Zealand
United States
Chicago Boy 15 Admits Strangling Neighbor Child
A 15 year old boy told police he strangled and hanged a neighbor child named Tommy after a basement hangout labeled Hang Noose Club. His younger brother Charles initially confessed then recanted, and the two boys are held without charges as investigators tie the case to a basement scene and a missing child search on Chicago's south side.
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Chicago
Thomas Etey
Laux
South Side
Mundays
Robert
Charles
Timothy O'Connor
Thomas
Jerry Kearns
O'Connor
Munday
Reynolds
Edith
Leo Poch
O’connor
Detective Bureau
Tommy
Munday Boy
Central Police Headquarters
Hang Noose Club
Whitey
Lyn
Raymond
Park
Fire Department
Edith Munday
Ernst
Lieut
Thomas Murphy
Stockyards
UMW Strategy Board Meets With Operators
Philadelphia reports the United Mine Workers strategy board meeting with anthracite and bituminous operators on contract talks. John L. Lewis imposed a three day work week for soft coal east of the Mississippi to curb production amid high stockpiles, while hard coal remains guided by Pennsylvania quota rules.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers Board of Strategy
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Mississippi
Pennsylvania Anthracite Committee
Delay In Deer Hunting Season Weighed By Wisconsin Panel
Wisconsin conservation leaders indicated on Thursday a possible delay to the fall deer season amid a dispute over a deer hunting bill. If the bill fails, the commission may follow the state conservation congress and set a nine day forked horn season. The panel also advanced hunting ground acquisitions including 500 acres in Rusk county for 14 000 and 960 acres near Crivitz for 12 074 along with allocations to improve recreation at the Indian mound area in Washington county and Kettle Moraine state forest.
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Iion
Wisconsin
State Conservation Congress
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Rusk County
Chetek
Ten-Mile Creek
Crivitz
Marinette County
Lake Noquebay
American Legion State
Hazelhurst
Bowler Ranger Station
Shawano County
Indian Mound
Washington County
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Steel wage talks threaten broad U S economy
Benjamin Fairless warned that raising labor costs now would harm the economy as steel workers seek higher wages pensions and insurance. The USW demands target U S Steel and other major producers, with a possible 170000 steelworkers strike risking widespread idling of allied industries and products from can openers to cars.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
New York
Murray
Steel Corporation
USW
Senate votes advance welfare building program in Wisconsin
About 10 Senate votes show willingness to support a 25 to 30 percent bill, short of the majority. A building program bill moved by voice vote would spend 25 million dollars over two years for new welfare buildings, a Wisconsin library, the mental hygiene laboratory, and teachers college structures. By 25 to 5, the Senate rejected Schalabach's amendment to cut university and health funds, preserving the new library and mental hygiene buildings.
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Senate
University of Wisconsin
State Laboratory of Mental Hygiene
Teachers College
Schalabach
R-La Crosse
University
Board of Health
Wisconsin Senate Debates Tax Plan Amid Minor Issues
The Wisconsin Senate spent hours debating minor issues while awaiting assembly action on a 20 percent surtax on income and higher cigarette taxes to fund welfare buildings and school aid. A compromise 25 or 30 percent may appease the assembly, which opposed dropping to 20 percent.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Rail Crewmen Hurt In Plunge At Washout In Wisconsin
Three Chicago and North Western rail crew members were injured when a northbound train struck a washout and plunged down an embankment near Was-cott Wisconsin. Engineer Charles H. Gore was freed, taken to a Duluth hospital with an injured leg, and other crewmen suffered non critical injuries. Passengers were moved to Superior by bus as wreckers and detours were arranged.
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Wascott
Wis
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Charles H. Gore
Spooner
Duluth
K. S. Brewer
Superior
Earl Olson
Offier
Gore
Douglas-Washburn
Rice Lake
Soo
Chicago and North Western
Ashland Junction
Northern Pacific
Body Of Hillsboro II Being Returned
The body of Pvt. William J. Garrity Jr is being returned to Hillsboro for reburial per Mrs Eva Garrity The soldier died in action in France on Sept 24 1944 after training in Mississippi and Maryland The Harrison Jones American Legion post of Hillsboro will supervise the military services
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Hillsboro
Wis
William J. Garrity
Eva Garrity
Garrity
France
Mississippi
Maryland
Harrison-Jones American Legion
Forceful Overthrow Pamphlets Linked to 1938
Gilbert Green testifies in a trial that pamphlets by the Young Communist League urged violent overthrow of governments but were not official Communist Party publications. The documents, used as evidence, date from before 1938 and describe Marxist Leninist steps to destroy government machinery. Green and 10 others face charges of conspiring since 1945 to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government.
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New York
Gilbert Green
Communist Conspiracy
Communist Party
Green
Chicago
Young Communist League
Communist Political Association
U. S
CAB to Study Regional Air Route Availabilities
The civil aeronautics board will hold a hearing on July 18 to review routes awarded to Parks Airlines in the north central Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region. Parks received the routes two years ago but has not begun service. several other airlines also applied.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Parks Airlines
North Central
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Area
Parks
Rail Tracks Blasted Near Struck Plant
Shawano Wisconsin sheriff hints an arrest may follow a blast that damaged a rail track near the Consolidated Badger dairy plant. The explosion tore a rail edge, sent a piece into a tree, and raised spikes. No arrest made by Wednesday night. Freight traffic resumed after the blast as 300 AFL Dairy Workers strike continues at multiple Consolidated plants.
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Shawano
Wis
Hugo Baker
Strike Consolidated Badger Cooperative
Baker
AFL Dairy Workers Union
Consolidated
Iola
Appleton
Wittenberg
Roosevelt Dam Dedication Marks First Major Storage Site
The Roosevelt Dam on the Salt River, the Bureau of Reclamations first major storage dam, was dedicated in its early development period. The event highlighted federal efforts to manage water resources and provide irrigation.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Roosevelt
Salt River
Organize Town Seeks Zoning With State Board Plan
Torkelson urged organizing the town to avoid exceeding 50 dollars for a zoning setup. He proposed local workers gather basic data, then the state board would district the area and draft the ordinance. Public hearings would precede adoption, with a tentative first ordinance later revised.
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Torkelson
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Eau Claire
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