Assembly Kills Seed Licensing Bill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Seed Dealers Association proposed a stricter seed licensing law, but the Assembly rejected it by voice vote after debate. The bill would have licensed all seed sellers including part-time agents for five dollars annually, a change opposed by farmers and upheld by rural legislators.
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Postwar Production Peaks in Homes Autos and Steel
A Lacrosse Tribune chart analyzes postwar U S production peaks for homes automobiles household appliances and steel. It notes steel shipments exceeded wartime levels while homes and autos lagged due to 1946 strikes and shortages.
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Majority Of Rural Teachers Seek Permits In Refresher Courses
About two thirds of teachers in the rural refresher course at the State Teachers College La Crosse Summer session pursue programs to become legal teachers. Many hold one year permits from county superintendents. most aim for four year degrees to qualify for regular diplomas.
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Sharp Auto Drivers Know Their Traffic Signs
Wisconsin safety division urges drivers to learn standard sign shapes to improve safety. Dialing in on octagonal stop signs and diamond warning signs, motorists can anticipate conditions, reduce crashes, and obey regulations as Wisconsin moves toward 1950 conformity.
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