Inquiry on Forest Tree Diseases for National Timber Policy
A Senate special committee studying timber supply and reforestation has asked the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison to present data on the extent of forest disease damage and the effectiveness of cooperative efforts with the Bureau of Plant Industry and Forest Service. A committee of specialists met in San Francisco to assemble and summarize relevant data to guide a national policy for disease control and waste elimination.
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Senate
Sons Gharies II
Oregon
Ie Forest Products Laboratory
Burda
Forest Service
San Francisco
Gery
Fey
McNar
Coatless Sessions Mark Advent of Rot Weather at Capitol
MadisonWis. Summer has officially ushered in as far as the Wisconsin assembly is concerned. Members continued to sit through the heat session with their coats on until Assemblyman Sixtus Lindahl Superior rose to aid himself and fellow sufferers. Following request that Speaker Dahl pass on the question of removing the coats, the speaker announced no rule on clothing. Lindahl shouted as he removed his garment. A half dozen followed his example and now many legislators will go through the remainder of the session in their shirt sleeves.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Sixtus Lindoahl
Frliow
Dahl
Flere
Lindahl
Wisconsin Assembly May Repeal Dry Law
Indications mount that the Wisconsin Assembly may pass the Tucker bill repealing the Severson dry enforcement act. A Thursday vote is set with about sixty dry votes, amid amendments to limit the Ransom and figure clause. Governor Smith’s New York repeal boosts dry supporters while wets push for equal regulation.
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Wis
Assembly
Severson
Thoreday
Ma'elank
Smith
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cows to Be Sold at National Sale
Wisconsin cattle consignors prepare for the 8th annual Holstein Friesian sale tied to the national convention in Cleveland. Wisconsin backs a bigger show with 20 top cows to be offered, sourced from Richland, Walworth, Jefferson, Brown counties and others.
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Helstein
Oronomoawoe
Frean T Lakemills
B. Hers
Eers
Timothy Mannhiz
Richlind County
Wheeler
National fraternity born in Appleton nationwide expansion
In Madison Wisconsin the Lawrence College Lacerence fraternity originating in Appleton in 1927 was announced as nationally organized. The group has granted four chapters including Bath and Kalamazoo with Gamma Theta at Hendrix College and Canova noted among early establishments.
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Lacerence College
Appleton
Blackstonian
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Bath
Kalamazoa
Kalamazon Mick
Hendrix Cotlere
Cancva
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort in Tight Shoes
Promotes easier wear of shoes one size smaller with antiseptic powder. Claims relief for corns bunions and callouses and prevention of blisters and sore spots. Advertises Army and Navy use during the war and offers free samples via Allen's Foot-Ease, Le Roy, New York.
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Adllen
le Ror
N.Y
Peta and Ppsilon Chapters Form New Fraternity
The Peta chapter at Berea college and the Ppsilon chapter at Denver University Coin organize a new fraternity. Officers named include Dale Remington from Marinette as president Herbart Stoker from Wanson as vice president and James Barnette from Neenah as treasurer.
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Berea Eallegary
Ppsilon
Denver University
Denver
Coin
Dale Remington
Marinette
Herbart Stoker
Wanson
James Barnette
Neenah
Destructive wind named harmattan described
A dry hot wind from Africa termed harmattan blows toward the Atlantic in December to February. It dries green grass quickly, sometimes burning it within an hour of its onset.
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Africa
Atlantic
Bill to regulate ballot count vetoed by Blaine in Madison
Wisconsin Governor Blaine vetoed a Czervinski bill aimed at counting ballots at elections. He said the measure serves no purpose except causing confusion and merely tells inspectors how to count ballots. He argued any competent inspector can perform accurate counting without the bill.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Czervinski Rill
Memorial unveiled in Chaumont honors Franco American friendship
In Chaumont France a monument to Franco American friendship was unveiled amid ceremonies. Reports note other local items including butterflies in Australia being killed and used in foods.
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Chaumont
France
Fis
Plea She Killed Spouse Fails to Save Son-in-Law
Iowa City report states Robert Leeper was convicted Sunday after a 16 hour jury deliberation for shooting his father-in-law Roy Wertz at the Wertz home on December 27. Prosecution alleged Leeper sought $29,000 and that Mrs Roy Wertz took the blame claiming self defense.
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Robert Leeper
Foberts
State Penitentiary
Wertz
Leeper
Roy Wertz
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