Fluid Milk Bill Passes In Assembly
Madison Wis A fluid milk pasteurization bill cleared the assembly by 68 to 20 and moves to the senate. It requires pasteurization for retail milk unless sold at a farm depot from an accredited herd with a $5 license and penalties up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail. The session also advanced an ice cream formulation bill and set milk content rules.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Conservation Department
Mukwonago
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Ad from Calvert Distillers
An advertisement notes Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey produced by Calvert Distillers Corp of New York City. It lists J G Stellas of Orange New Jersey as a seller or promoter and specifies 86.8 proof and 65 percent grain neutral spirits.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Wisconsin Urges 124200 Marketing Research Plan
A Madison consortium led by the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives asked the Legislature to approve a 124 200 program for marketing services and research. The aim is to secure federal matching funds and fund research to improve quality education and overhaul marketing procedures. Spokespersons from the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation foreign type cheese associations and milk producers supported the measure before the Senate agriculture committee.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Lake Son
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Foreign Type Cheese Associations
Arcadia men plead guilty in Whitehall court cases
Richard Kupietz, 22, of Arcadia, pleaded guilty to attempted jury with intent to steal in a May 15 incident and received a one to three year sentence in the Green Bay reformatory to run with a Milwaukee County burglary sentence. Kenneth Johansen, 28, also of Arcadia, pleaded guilty after a May 17 preliminary hearing and received a suspended one to three year term. The parole officer took Johansen into custody in Whitehall.
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Whitehall
Wis
Richard Kupietz
Arcadia
A. T. Twesme
Kenneth Johansen
Charlies N. Keitholts
Erickson
Johansen
Kupietz
Green Bay Reformatory
Milwaukee
Green Bey
Twesme
Justice court verdict and local notices from Blair and La Crosse
Justice of the Peace Orvin Star finds Sam Menadu of Osseo guilty of a drunken driving charge in Blair with a venue change requested due to prejudice. Another driving charge was dismissed. Marriage licenses issued in La Crosse Sparta and New Lisbon areas. Various speeding and traffic fines listed for La Crosse and environs. A fire response noted in La Crosse reporting gasoline flushed from Riverside Park.
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Justice Court
Whitehall
Wis
Justice of the Peace Orvin Star of Bisi
Sam Menadu
Osseo
Blair
Menadue
P. M. Paulson
Stal
Meneda
la Crosse
Neal Groes
South 29Th Street
Ruth McKillip
Division Street
Sparta
Wic
Gerald Stark
Amys Livengood
la Vera Steele
Melvina
Kathryn Brandt
Jefferson
Willem Springer
la Grange
Wanda Reide
New Lisbon
Lester James Olson
Ettrick
Alvina Mae Rindahl
Galesville
Creighton Hale Alien
Jane Doris Olson
Independence
Riverside Park
Funeral rites held for Henry Holm in Caledonia and Spring Grove
Henry Holm 68 died in Caledonia. Funeral services were at Black Hammer Lutheran Church with Rev. E Borg Breen. Burial in Black Hammer cemetery. Born January 1 1881 in Wilmington township he lived in Spring Grove and La Crosse before moving to a rest home. Survived by two brothers and two sisters with one brother and one sister preceding him.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Henry Holm
Caledonia
Black Hammer Lutheran Church
Home Farm
Mai
Death of Henry H. Rudd in Los Angeles
Whitehall Wisconsin sisters Hannah Thompson and August Knudtson learn of the death of their brother Henry H. Rudd on May 17 in Los Angeles after a heart attack. Burial followed in Inglewood California where his wife was laid to rest seven years earlier. He also leaves a third sister Lena Larson of Washburn.
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Henry Rudd Whitehall
Wis
Mmes
Hannah Thompson
August Knudtson
Whitehall
Henry H. Rudd
Los Angeles
Inglewood
Calif
Lena Larson
Washburn
Funeral services set for Charles Briskey in Hillsboro
Charles Briskey 63 of Sun Prairie died Monday evening at home. Funeral services will be Thursday June 9 at St Aloysius Catholic Church Hillsboro with Rev C J Smetona officiating. Burial will be in St Joseph Cemetery Mount Tabor. He is survived by his wife Katherine Slama two daughters and four sons, and several sisters and brothers.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Charles Briskey
Sun Prairie
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
C. J. Smetona
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Mount Tabor
Briskey
Wisconsin Porcelain Company
Frank
Fannie) Levy
Yuba
Agnes) Rezac
Gillingham
John
Tillamook
Joseph
Coon Valley Churches Schedule Catechization Service
Coon Valley Wisconsin churches announce catechization of confirmands from Lower and Middle Coon Valley Lutherans Sunday at 9 a.m. in the Lower Coon Valley church with Rev. A I Kvamme conducting the services.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Middle Coon Valley
Lower Coon Valley
A. I. Kvamme
Critic Of Shakespeare Leaves Own Reflections
In Birmingham England a 1550 manuscript with marginal notes by Shakespeare is valued at 200000. Police seek a man who shattered the glass case and left a note urging readers to read The Mystery of Francis Bacon by William T. Smedley and points to a chapter that challenges Shakespeare's authorship.
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Birmingham
England
Shakespeare
Francis Bacon
William T. Smedley
La Farge Women Attend 66th Women’s Relief Corps Meet
La Farge Wisconsin reports Mines Oscar Pederson John Husker Yakey and Darrol Hollenk will attend the 66th annual convention of the Women’s Relief Corps in Milwaukee from June 12 to 15.
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LA Farge
Wis
The
Women’s Relief Corps
Milwaukee
Oscar Pederson
John Husker
Ae Yakey
Darrol Hollenk
Weather Summary for Midwest and Plains
Weather forecast from the U S department of commerce notes for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Wisconsin parts remain partly cloudy with warmer conditions Friday and tonight in the east. Minnesota expects considerable clouds with local showers and thunderstorms in the west tonight and Friday. Iowa shows mostly cloudy conditions in the west and partly cloudy in the east with local showers or thunderstorms in the extreme west. Temperature change is limited.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg
Practically stationary stages will prevail throughout the district over the weekend with no significant movement expected on the rivers from Hastings to Guttenberg Iowa.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
Weather Conditions Shift Across Regions With High Pressure
High pressure covers the northeast with fair weather east of the Mississippi while central valleys remain partly cloudy. Low pressure eases east of the Divide with milder northern Rockies temps. Texas cotton belt saw thunderstorms and heavy rain with Laredo reporting 1.63 inches. Southwest temperatures stay high with Blythe and Silver City at 107. Wisconsin temps stay slightly below normal with Friday outlook mainly partly cloudy and possible local showers.
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Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
North Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Nebraska
Kansas
Continental Divide
Rockies
Cotton Belt
Texas
Laredo
Tex
Blythe
Silver City
Calif
Wisconsin
Misunderstandings Over Soil Saving Payments Explained
Washington officials clarified misunderstandings about soil conservation payments to farmers. They noted 1948 funds were cut to 150 million dollars from 262 million in 1947, reducing base rates and spreading the fixed appropriation as participation rose. Distribution varies by county and state conservation needs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Thomas B. Joyce
Department
Agricultural Conservation Programs Branch
Congress
Joyce
Two Girls Top Immanuel Roll in 1949 Graduation
Dolores Jones and Carol Dobrunz led Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran School's 1949 class as co valedictorians. Dolores spoke on Christian Education and Carol on Our Synod and Its Work. Delbert Schroeder gave the salutatory.
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Dolores Jones
Carol Dobrunz
Immanuel Evangelical Utheran School
Miss Jones
Our Synod
Miss Dobrunz
Delbert Schroeder
Walter E. Gutzke
Billy Blanchard
Dwaine Genz
Robert Genz
John Groth
Marilyn Limpert
Marie Mosher
Ronald Niemeyer
Larry Roth
Barn Under Construction Near Lansing By Feuerhelm Jr
Herbert Feuerhelm Jr builds a 36 by 40 foot barn in Lansing Iowa with a cement block basement and a round roof of built up rafters. Carpenters aim to complete before the hay crop.
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Lansing
Herbert Feuerhelm, Jr
La Farge Auxiliary Hosts Birthday Party for Vets
La Farge Wisconsin special report The auxiliary of the La Farge post of VFW hosted 80 patients at Tomah Veterans hospital for a birthday party Recent program included piano duet by Eunice Nulton and Charlene Smith a song by Eunice Nulton violin selections by veterans and tap dancing A member dressed as a tramp offered harmonica performances A birthday cake was placed at each table.
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LA Farge
Wis
VFW
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Eunice Nulton
Charlene Smith
T-4-L Foot Medicine Promises Strong Germ Kill Power
The advertisement asserts T-4-L for athletes foot due to deep penetration from an undiluted alcohol base. It claims the active medication reaches embedded germs on contact for effective relief.
You must be pleased or your 40¢ back at any drug store
Public notice promises a 40 cent refund at all drug stores for a full strength foot care product. It targets athletes foot foot odor itchy or sweaty feet and urges purchase today.
Babich Jury Includes Eleven Married Men and One Single Woman
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Babich murder trial jurors eight men and a single woman were selected with listed occupations and children. Juror details include railway worker Stanley Dreffs and others such as Eric Johnson, Fred Broecker, Ellwood Folger, Blakeslee Wheeler, Herman Buerkl, Roman Janik, Raymond Schmanski, Donald Walkman, Jeanne McNulty, Howard Mineley, and alternate Mrs. Cora Holzman.
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Milwaukee
Milton Julius Babich
J. J. Notch
Stanley Dreffs
Eric Johnson
Boston
Fred Broecker
Dren
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Ellwood Folger
Blakeslee Wheeler
Herman Buerkl
Schuster
Roman Janik
Raymond Schmanski
Donald Walkman
Jeanne McNulty
Milwaukee Journal
Howard Mineley
Cora Holzman
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Milton Berle
Catherine Mastice
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Duluth Lacrosse Airport
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Prairie du Chien
Black
Neillsville
Root
Houston
S&l Co
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Tomah
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