Mishaps Reported After Wisconsin Road Incident
At Black River Falls and nearby, several injuries were reported from two car crashes on a Sunday. Victims include Mrs Victor Stout with broken nibs and leg bruises, and others with rib fractures and head injuries. Sheriff J S Hollenbeck and Deputy Elmer Doyle investigated the first crash as George Horn was arrested for careless driving. a second crash near Price also sent multiple people to hospital.
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Black Hive
Wis
Victor Stout
George Horn
Horn
J. S. Hollenbeck
Elmer Doyle
Dennisen
Centerville
Horns
Donald Bron
Down
Lester Olvon
Steven
Abour
Automoblia Nescident
Mear Price
Deed Hospital
Troiteient
Sheri Elollenteel
Pads Cooper
Trafic Alter
Bryn
Beoken
Als Bork
Pho Noas Ambulhige
Olxen
Devore
Beloit appoints McGregor as new municipal light plant superintendent
Beloit Wisconsin names McGregor to lead the MeG regor Municipal light plant succeeding L J Gamprecht who recently resigned. The appointment confirms McGregor as the new head of the city utility operation with duties over the plant and its workers.
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McGregor
Lam
Gilbert Gray
Beloit
Wis
MeGregor
Dight
L. J. Gamprecht
Blue Baronets to Perform at Lions Club State Convention
The Blue Baronets swing band from Black River called at Rhinwender on Monday morning for a state Lions Club convention appearance scheduled for Monday night. Buy Savin Bones.
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Black River Palls
Wise Speciay
Blue Buaronets
Black River Cally
Rhinwender
Lions Club
Turn in used fats to help make more soap
Citizens are urged to recycle household fats to aid soap production. Every day, 50 saves a portion of aged fat, and one pound of collected fat yields about two pounds of soap. A butcher shop offers 41t pounds for exchange, prompting continued participation.
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Thare
Mule Deer Enemies List and Habitat Described by Uncle Ray
In a Nature section note Uncle Ray describes mule deer ranges from British Columbia to Texas and the Rocky Mountains. He notes their ears length nine to ten inches, velvet antlers in growth, seasonal coat color shifts, and diets of grasses leaves and acorns. Golden eagles and prairie wolves pose threats. a field sighting details coyotes chasing and wounding a deer with two shots fired by the observer who then leaves the scene.
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Bullah Columbia
Arizona
Texas
Pilin
Thompson
Alan
Shad Farm
Separation Center Closes Amid Army Downsizing
With 7 074 000 troops discharged from V E Day through April 30 1946 the army separation centers reduce to 18 still operating. Nine centers have closed and six more will shut by end of July while 1 050 000 discharge capacity remains for summer and fall needs.
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Vamp McCoy
Wis
Wrt
Army Service Forces
Pl. MacActiur
Calif
Ft. Logan
Cole
Camp Gordon
Vunrnin
Lox
Indltown Gap
Pat Camp Blanding
Pliy Pt
Wad Bay
Army Air Forces
Aat Bas
Cen Ar
British probe on grand mufti return to Middle East
London reports Britain querying the circumstances of the grand mufti of Jerusalem possibly returning to the Middle East. The Foreign Office says no official confirmation of his Damascus arrival has been received, with uncertainty over where he is. In Wisconsin, R. R. Maissner of Racine was elected president of the Wisconsin Watchmakers Association at its annual convention, and Ernest Chacy of Watertown was named vice president.
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London
Jerusalem
France
Farolkn
Offlees
Sale
Britain
Milwaukee
R. R. Maissner
Racine
Wisconsin Watchmulers' Association
Ernest Chacy
Witertown
Mulling Manufacturing Co
Charles A. Morrow
Westinghouse
Salvation Army and Breakfast Club launch Share-a-Meal drive
The Salvation Army and the Breakfast Club of America Broadcasting Company unite for a two month Share-a-Meal program to collect 11 pound food parcels for wartorn nations. Donations will support UNRRA emergency food efforts with shipments to France Holland Norway Italy Finland and the Philippines via Salvation Army officers in each government area.
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Salvation Army
UNRRA
A6 West 46Th «Reet
New York City
Atomic Test Force rehearses A-day pattern at Bikini
June 9 near Bikini as the Atomic Test Force stages a rehearsal of Army and Navy aviation for A-day. Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner directs from the flagship under Vice Adm. William P. Blandy. Kepner notes radio communication improvements are needed before early July A-day. no dummy bomb data reported.
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Mckinley
Bikini
Navy
Army
William E. Kepner
Alot
Kawajalein
Eniwatok
Skokie Building Rules Limit House Size on Narrow Lots
Skokie’s building ordinance requires 1000 square feet of floor space and 4 feet setback from property lines. On a 30 foot lot a house cannot exceed about 22 feet in width and must be just over 45 feet deep, effectively shaping single lot home construction.
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Skokie
Chicuzo
Skunk Ordeal Ties To Baby Formula Mix Up
Mrs. George Witt in Chicago cares for six month old Dianne while also feeding six baby skunks orphaned after their mother Perfume died during a de odor izing operation. Witt says the skunks mingle with the family routine and she cannot tell if they are becoming nose blind or if their scent remains strong.
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Chicago
George Witt
Dianne
With
Immell Seeks Federal Aid for Veterans Problems
Milwaukee Republican candidate Ralph M. Immell urged direction and action from state and federal governments to address veterans issues. He noted four of five veterans let wartime insurance lapse and proposed a guaranteed minimum policy for a period, then resume payments. Immell accused the Truman administration of un-American tactics in labor matters and opposed pending labor legislation. A separate item mentions plaques from Gray's Elegy tree to honor 12 local war dead.
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Milwaukee
Ralph M. Trnmell
Invine
American Legion
West Allis
Waukesha
Immell
Truman
Kitchen Planning Agencies Boom In Pent-Up Demand
Pent up demand for kitchen equipment and livable home spaces drives a wave of planning services. Utilities and manufacturers coordinate to offer complete kitchen plans from budget to deluxe, with strong consumer response and growing emphasis on replacement and integrated designs.
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Ansdune
Dorothy Carew
New York
Edison General Electric Appliance Co
Sid
Mullins Manufacturing
Manthly
A. J. Brock
General Electric Co. Home Bureau
Red Cross Inspectors Visit Camp McCoy Post
Tom F. Desmond and Ralph Shannon conducted a limited inspection at Camp McCoy focusing on ration No. 1 and Red Cross activities. The visit occurred Thursday with on site review of post operations and relief efforts.
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Camp
Mccoy
Wis
Tom F. Desmond
The
Red Cross
Ralph Shannon
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