Brown Swiss Group Covers Milking Science and Identifying Cattle
A Brown Swiss gathering discussed milking science and methods, emphasizing harvest time. Dick Stumbo demonstrated tattooing for individual animal IDs, while James Jr. and Mrs. Ed Van Hoosen earned top honors in the event and Iver Magnusen led among men with high points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Dick Stumbo
National
Brown Swiss Association
Ee SS
Guy
Sparta
James, Jr
Ed van Hoosen
Elroy
Iver Magnusen
August
Group Honors Hugh Corbett Plans to Retire in October
Verbal notice to the board of directors announced Hugh Corbett will retire from his office in October. The station held a conference with a clock at Rhinelander on June 8 9 and 10 where the presentation was made by an official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Rhinelander
Suspension Ordered for Farmers Store Company in Mondovi
Phil H. Griffin, district OPA director, announced a suspension of Farmers Store Company Inc and its agent N. E. Evans in Mondovi Wisconsin. The order becomes effective soon. The firm faced an unaccountable shortage of about 13 pairs of shoes valued in currency.
Banquet silver service for battleship Wisconsin completed
MADISON Wis The USS Wisconsin s sterling banquet service is complete but awaits end of the war before use aboard the battleship The service valued at 4290 includes other silver pieces of Georgian design The presentation was made by William Schwanke of Milwaukee Twenty eight pieces from the old battleship Wisconsin were refurbished and exhibited in the executive reception room The governor will name a committee for the presentation ceremony soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
William Schwanke
Milwaukee
Ihe
Slattery Accuses Wickard Aide of Plot to Oust Him
Senatorial probe cites Harry Slattery charging pressure from Agriculture Sec. Henry Wickard to resign from the REA. Slattery warns that installing Clinton Anderson as secretary would wreck REA postwar. He recalls White House offers to inspect rural electrification in Europe and hints at a smear campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Slattery
Senate
Wednesda
REA
Agriculture
Wickard
Clinton Anderson
DNM
Slattery
White House
Europe
Jonathan Daniels
Milwaukee sow breaks price record at livestock exchange
An $875 Poland China sow owned by James O'Brien of Eden Wisconsin set a 15 year high at the Milwaukee livestock exchange yesterday by selling for 131 dollars and 62 cents at the ceiling price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
James O'Brien
Eden
Wis
Milwaukee Livestock Exchange
Drunk driving fines and court actions reported in Wisconsin records
Daily Records lists cases from Sparta and Whitehall Justices. Fiord Greene fined five dollars for drunken driving with costs. A. B. Teusche, and wife, paid seven dollars and costs on drunken driving. Bessie Smith pleads guilty to intoxication on the highway, fined ten dollars plus seven dollars forty cents costs. Clint and Lars Olson plead nolle contenders over gambling jars, fines set at six twenty five and four forty costs each. Fires report at La Crosse on June 12 after 7:45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Fiord Greene
H. L. Len Worley
L. J. Pijordel
Justice Court
Whitehall
Bessie Smith
Jackson County
P. M. Paulson
Smith
City of
Arcadia
Basil Erickson
Clint Olson
Lars Olson
Unity
Strum
Nolle
Erickson
Paulson
Ration Guide listing stamps and food item values
The notice outlines ration details through Aug 31 and Sept 1 for processed foods gasoline and fuel oil beans peas carrots cucumbers lettuce onions peppers potatoes and fats. It notes stamp validity, expiration dates and increased B ration applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Texas
Alabama
Constance Bennett Divorces Gilbert Roland in Los Angeles
Actress Constance Bennett divorced her fourth husband actor Gilbert Roland in Los Angeles after testifying he was cruel and insanely jealous. She obtained custody of their two daughters and a settlement granting her more than half their undetermined property.
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Los Angeles
Contance Bennett
Gilbert Roland
Bennett
Joseph W. Vickers
Reno
Nevada
Moorehead
Philip Plant
Roland
Miss Bennett
Vickers
Weather Record U S Department of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Local scattered thunder showers tonight with cooler in the north portion. Thursday mostly cloudy with mild temperatures. Minnesota mostly cloudy with scattered temperatures. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers in the northwest and extreme north central portions late tonight and Thursday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Forecast For District Shows Falling Mississippi
The Mississippi is expected to continue falling for several days or until rains arrive with an average daily drop of 0.2 feet by week end. All tributaries drift lower, slight rise only in the Zumbro. Scattered showers possible near La Crosse. cooler, cloudy weather to persist Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
McCoy Personnel Center activates two units at Camp McCoy
Activation announced at post headquarters designates Headquarters and Headquarters Company 1610 SCU Separation Center and Reception Station to process about six thousand men a week. The separation center will handle Wisconsin Minnesota Upper Michigan North and South Dakota and Montana duty. the reception station will handle redeployed men from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
McCoy
Wisconsin
Minne
Sota
Upper Michigan
North
South Dakota
Montana
Anti-Vicisectionists Clash At Northwestern Lab
Irene Castle McLaughlin and two league leaders confronted Northwestern University Medical Laboratory staff over dog use in research. They described three dying dogs and that a fight broke out when Dr. Ivy and staff intervened. Ivy praised the dogs’ treatment, dismissing anti vivisection claims.
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Chicago
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Northwestern University Medical Laboratory
McLaughlin
Orphans of the Storm
Charles C. Rutson
Illinois Citizens Animal Welfare League
University
Charles M. Perkus
League
Ae Board
Ivy
Forced landing of navy plane near Milwaukee leaves 19 aboard unharmed
A navy transport plane carrying 19 personnel ran out of gas and forced to land on a Schumacher farm south of Milwaukee. The craft struck a tree and injuring none, with heavy fog obscuring Billy Mitchell field and police and fire crews responding.
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Milwaukee
Navy
Marine
Billy Mitchell Field
San Calmete
Calif
Kansas City
Truaxfield
Madison
Lieut. J. J. Tannert
Milwau
Mitchell Field
Michigan
Tannert
Schumacher Farm
Tri State Deaths List of Wenzels Stone and Hanson
Wenzel J. Blaschke 81 a Tomah resident for 55 years died June 7 at home after a four month illness. Cornel Theodore Stone 55 died Sunday at the Minneapolis veterans hospital after a two year illness with services planned in Blair and North Beaver Creek Lutheran church. Mrs Bena Hanson 75 died Saturday at her daughter’s Duluth home where she had lived eight years.
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Tomah
Wis
Wenzel J. Blaschke
Ettrick
Cornel Theodore Stone
Veterans’ Hospital
Minneapolis
Runnestrand Funeral
North Beaver Creek Lutheran Church
K. M. Arberg
Blair American Legion Post
Bena Hanson
Chester Maher
Duluth
Funeral services for Mrs George Abrahamson in Whitehall
Mrs George Abrahamson 67 dies after several months illness at Whitehall Community hospital. Funeral at 1 30 p m at Borst valley home and 2 p m at Chimney Rock Lutheran church with burial beside husband who died in 1943. Services Thursday afternoon.
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Whitehall
Wis
George Abrahamson
Whitehall Community Hospital
Borst Valley
Chimney Rock Lutheran Church
Serpent Monument in Dusseldorf Honors River Taming
In Dusseldorf the Germans erected a large iron serpent monument to commemorate the taming of the Rhine its winding floods once ravaged the city.
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Dusseldorf
Rhine
Big Five Veto Plan At UN Conference Faces Vote
At the United Nations conference, an Australian amendment to remove the veto from peaceful dispute settlement was voted down 20 to 10 with 15 abstentions and five absences. The Big Five oppose any future veto concessions while small nations seek a future chance to amend the charter without a veto.
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San Francisco
United Nations Conference
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Tom Connally
United States
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Harold Stassen
Evatt
Russia
France
China
Britain
Security Council
World Organization
Stassen
Connally
Unity Evatt
Fraser
Bogota Declares State of Siege Amid Public Disorder
A government decree in Bogotá proclaims a state of siege in the capital and bans meetings and demonstrations until further notice unless authorized by the department governor. Censorship is imposed by the national police as authorities cite public order disturbances. June 10 born to Mr and Mrs Charles Paggi Victory Wisconsin.
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Bogota
Charles Paggi
Victory
Wis
Winona Livestock Markets Mixed Prices Despite Demand
Trading hours run 9 a m to 4 p m with post close care for arrivals. Market shows varied cattle and calf values from good to choice across weights, with steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and lambs listed. premium prices for 150 to 170 lb steers and 600 lb plus cattle. Chicago and Milwaukee fronts report steady hogs and cattle with mixed grain and produce quotes affecting overall market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Winona
Mina
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Milwaukee Livestock
Milwaukee
Instinctive flight guides silkworms to mate across distance
Male silkworms fly directly toward a mate just emerged from a cocoon. Despite distance and wind, the insects navigate toward the female through an enclosed space with no open windows.
Moe, City Fireman Enters U. S. Service
Reimer Moe of 1815 Prospect Street and Fire Station No. 2 turned in his badge No. 21 to Chief George Hanson on June 21 1943 to answer the World War II call to service. He is married with three children and will depart La Crosse Thursday morning for Milwaukee to receive his training assignment.
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Reimer Moe
Prospect Street
George Hanson
la Crosse
Milwaukee
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Ronealé
Kivety
Onalaska
Vern Gutsenbuchier
Market Street
Adolph Schmidt
Adams Street
The
Associated Press
Nate
Constance Bennett
Weather Record
U. S. Department OF Commerce
LA Crosse da LA Crosse
New Orleans
New York
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Dakota
Lacrosse
Pool
Lanting
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Prairie du Chien
McCoy Personnel Center
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Naval Transport
Club
Hipico
Santiago
Chile
Peterman
Mrs. Bena Hanson
Anderson
Tire Service
Sporting Goods
By John M. Hightower
ACA
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St. James St
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Dahl Motors
Studebaker
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Douglas Aire
Pepsi-Cola
G. Heileman Brg
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Winona Livestock
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U. S
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U. S. Service
Albert Mracek
Albert Mracek, Sr
Park Avenue
Uae
the Mather
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