Wisconsin Makes Permanent Motor Carrier Tax Reciprocity
The Wisconsin legislature approves a permanent tax reciprocity law for common motor carriers. The state now has tax agreements with California to Vermont plus the District of Columbia, with 18 states in effect and more under negotiation. Commissioner Ben L. Marcus notes plans with Arkansas and Texas.
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Refresh Mind Body During Vacation Advice Of Society
Madison Wis Special reminds readers that vacations should refresh mind as well as body. Plan childcare and pet care, avoid injuries with a first aid kit, treat poison ivy, and keep hydrated. Boil questionable water, consider chlorine tablets, or tincture of iodine. prefer pasteurized milk and balanced nonalcoholic fluids with added salt in heat.
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Regents approve closing 15 UW extension centers
The Wisconsin board of regents voted to shut 15 of the 34 UW extension centers citing poor attendance and high instructional costs. Five Madison area centers to close. others include Janesville Hurley Ladysmith Marshfield Merrill New London Richland Center Sparta Sturgeon Bay and Wisconsin Rapids.
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Death notices from Whitehall and Caledonia listings
Mrs. N. K. Larson 71 died at Whitehall hospital June 24 after an illness of weeks. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Whitehall, burial Lincoln cemetery. Jens O Tosterud Fargo N D former Caledonia resident died June 17 born Norway 1878 survived by wife three brothers five sisters funeral Fargo burial Moorhead. Elizabeth Lies soprano Rose Bowl winner at Belfast festival.
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Leaders Warn U N Faces Hard Road
Leaders from the United States Britain France China and the Soviet Union marked the charter's second anniversary with warnings of a difficult path ahead but vows to back the U N. President Truman stressed member obligations while pledging U S support to uphold U N ideals.
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Chicago Chief John Pizza to retire open night club
CHICAGO John Pizza chief of police in suburban Calumet Park plans retirement after 17 years on the force. The 40 year old says he wants to see happy carefree people and plans to run a night club.
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Summerskill Rejects Pandering to Acquired Tastes
Dr Edith Summerskill of the food ministry declined to broaden cheese varieties saying it is not the function of this ministry to pander to acquired tastes.
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Pickled Melon Mystery In Andarko Farm Tale
In Andarko Oklahoma Jack McLane tended a single watermelon vine. When he returned from work the lone melon had vanished. His wife chose to pickle what she thought was a cucumber as a special treat for Jack Jr.
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Boy’s coat reward ad earns pardon in Falls City
Falls City youngster Larry Smith placed an ad in the Falls City Daily Journal offering no punishment if the person who found his coat at Oil City theater returned it. The coat was returned and he was pardoned.
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Hartley Taft Labor Law Seen As Step Toward Fascism
A Tass dispatch from New York reports widespread disapproval of the United States labor law Dud Hartley Taft, printed here with the headline Step Towards Fascism. The piece notes strong opposition and frames the law as a potential threat to democratic norms.
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Boy Scout Troops Plan City Waste Paper Drive Saturday
Boy Scout troops will collect waste paper citywide this Saturday. Residents should bundle magazines and newspapers and set them out for pickup to aid troop funds and support supplies for troops and local needs.
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