Wisconsin bulls aid State Four plan and farm income dips
Ten Wisconsin bulls are used in the State Department's Point Four livestock program in the Near East, valued around five hundred dollars each. Wisconsin farm income for January to April totaled 356.7 million dollars, down 11.1 million from the same period last year, with livestock producing most of the earnings. Seaway supporters in the Senate remain glum after a 43 to 40 vote sending the St. Lawrence Seaway bill back to committee, with momentum unlikely to reverse.
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Washington
Richard P. Powers
Wisconsin
Near East
House Appropriations Committee
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Iowa
California
Illinois
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wisconsin Central Wins Safety Award for 1951
Wisconsin Central Airlines is named among 42 U S lines receiving the National Safety Council aviation safety award for contributing to safe air transportation in 1951. The carrier is cited for its record of no fatal accidents since establishment among 30 zero fatality lines.
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Wisconsin Central Airlines
U.S
National Safety Council
Wisconsin Central
Mid-Continent
Northwest Airlines
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Spring Grove Ladies Aid Sets Friday Meeting
The Spring Grove Ladies Aid will meet Friday at 2 30 p m in the church with hostesses Mrs Gothard Blexrud Mrs Tollef Ellestad Mrs Melvin Thorson and Mrs Gerhard Gilbertson St Johns Ladies Aid plans Saturday at 2 30 p m with hostesses Mrs Bennie Kolsrud and Mrs Martin Thorson.
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Minn
Ladies Aid
Mmes
Gothard Blexrud
Tollef Ellestad
Melvin Thorson
Gerhard Gilbertson
St. John’s
Storm winds devastate Camp McCoy facilities and power lines
Strong winds and lightning hit Camp McCoy on Wednesday night causing extensive tree damage and power outages. About 200 trees fell or were uprooted, with the officers' mess roof blown off requiring emergency repair. Power is restored after tree clearing. phones and a transformer also affected. No injuries reported. Forecast calls for rain through Thursday night and Friday highs around 75 with a Friday low near 58.
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Toohn Mueller
McCoy
Sparta
Tomah
En Higren
Weather forecast predicts heat and humidity across eastern states
Heat and humidity blanket the Eastern States with a weak low pressure system bringing scattered showers in New England and around the Great Lakes. Parts of the region stay mostly clear while temperatures hold near 70s and 80s. Readings include New York 81 and Miami 80, with cooler air bringing 50s in the upper Mississippi Valley.
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Southland
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South Atlantic States
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Canadian
Mississippi Valley
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Miami
Los Angeles
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British Have Problem In Horse Meat Trade
Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament he ordered an immediate investigation to determine if government controls over horse slaughter should be tightened. MPs cited a Manchester Guardian report on inhumane slaughter methods, prompting calls for stricter horse meat trade oversight.
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London
Churchill
Manchester Guardian
Ettrick Area Man Bitten By Own Dog
Ettrick Wisconsin Ettrick area farmer 76 year old Drew Jevne was severely bitten by his own dog at his farm home Wednesday night His sister Clara Jevne summoned neighbor and relative Forseth who shot the dog Health officer Dr C O Boyne ordered the head saved for rabies analysis but the head was too mutilated to analyze Jevne received treatment from a Galesville physician with bites on both arms
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Andrew Jevne
Jevne
Clara Jevne
Edward Forseth
Forseth
C. O. Boyne
Jeyne
Galesville
House Approves Rent Control Alterations In Postwar Debate
The House debated labor dispute powers and removed private credit controls from the bill. A Talle amendment to end price controls after June 30 passed 145 to 88 in an unrecorded vote. Rent control fate remains unresolved with a July 31 removal proposal and Senate aims to extend controls to March 1 next year. Salary and markup provisions were adjusted with IRS custody and industry wide pre-Korean markups allowed. Newspapers and media employees excluded from wage controls.
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Rep
Talle
Iowa
House
Senate
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Salary Stabilization Board
Truman Conference Canceled By Heat
President Truman canceled his mid afternoon news conference due to intense Washington heat. The Weather Bureau projected temperatures near 99 degrees by 2 p.m. CST, the scheduled conference time.
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Washington
Truman
Weather Bureau
Call Off CIO Strike in Jet Plant Contracts
United Auto Workers CIO leaders called off strike plans for the week and agreed to federal conciliation in Washington on contracts covering 25 000 jet producing workers at North American Aircraft Corporation four plants.
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Los Angeles
United Auto Workers (Cio
Washington
North American Aircraft Corporation
Wisconsin student wins Fulbright to study classics in Rome
Violet V. Zielke of Oshkosh received a Fulbright educational exchange award from the University of Wisconsin. She will travel to the University of Rome to study classics.
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Madison
Violet V. Zielke
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin Today
Fullbright Educational Exchange Award
University of Rome
Dial Forecasts for Berlin as Telephonists Call 04
A Berlin weather note reports dial in forecasts as residents who dial 04 on their telephones can access next day predictions. The item emphasizes new public forecast access via telephone and outlines upcoming weather outlooks for the city.
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Berlin
Germany
Illinois corn stands nearly foot and a half
Illinois corn averages nearly a foot and a half in height as sun and rapid growth push crops forward. Much of the crop has had its second cultivation and awaits a third. Soil moisture varies, with excess in some northern counties and deficiency in southern areas. Soybeans are growing well across the state.
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Springfield
Illinois
Federal Agriculture Departments and Weather Bureau
Livestock Market Report From South St Paul and Chicago
Strengthened bids and steady to higher prices across hogs cattle and calves at major markets. Hogs led gains with No 1 2 3 barrows and gilts around 20.75 to 21.00 for 180-220 lb at Chicago and strong demand for choice and prime steers and yearlings at South St Paul with loads trading near 33.00 per cwt. Cattle and calves showed broad activity with primes at 30.00 to 32.00 for steers and 29.50 to 31.50 for prime heifers while cows and bulls also traded higher and wholesale grain and produce markets reported firm to higher prices.
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Swift & Co
South ST. Paul
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Weather Record for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in northern Wisconsin and mostly cloudy skies in the south with showers by Friday night in west central and extreme south regions. Minnesota expects considerable cloudiness with occasional showers southwest tonight and Friday, cooler in east areas. Iowa anticipates mostly cloudy periods tonight and Friday with showers and thunderstorms and cooler conditions in the east.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Forecast from Hastings to Guttenberg Update
Mississippi high water expected to rise for several days with little change from Genoa dam tailwater to Lynxville tonight. Gates opened at Hastings to Winona due to increased flow while all tributaries are forecast to recede. A stray line notes a housefly claim about tomato logs in its lifespan.
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Guttenberg
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Genoa Dam
Lynxville
Winona
Dane Demos Support No On Referendum
Dane County Democrats voted unanimously to back a No vote in a November advisory referendum on state legislative redistricting. They will push the stance at the Democratic Organizing Committee convention in Oshkosh. They also urged legislation allowing inspection of public assistance rolls by responsible persons within public interest safeguards.
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Madison
Dane County
Democratic Organizing Committee
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Study Yourself Well Girl Delegates Urged at Badger Girls State
Madison delegates to Badger Girls State heard guidance on career planning from Emily iChervenik, UW dean of women. She led 274 girls through a vocation tour, urging them to know limits and aptitudes, choose work factors, and stay flexible for changes or marriage.
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Madison
Emily iChervenik
University of Wisconsin
Uncertainty Eases as U S Businesses Eye Fall rebound
A midyear business survey portrays a mixed outlook with labor troubles and tax hikes weighing on profits yet signs of recovery emerge. Production slows then could rebound after strikes. construction expands with defense plans. consumer spending improves in the South and Midwest, while New York lags. Dividends rise, inventories improve, and profits may gain in the second half.
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New York
Korea
South
Midwest
Political Payoff in 1948 Campaign Documen
James E. Friel of Segram Distillers testified that he and associates contributed 30000 to the Democrats and 20000 to the Republicans during the 1948 election campaign in Washington.
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Washington
James E. Friel
Seagram Distillers Corp
Iowa Farm Leader Ben Helming Dies in Minnesota Hospital
Benjamin D. Helming 78 longtime Allamakee County agricultural leader died at a Rochester Minnesota hospital after surgery He served as president of the Allamakee County Agricultural Society for years and retired last year He was born January 29 1874 in Union Prairie Township and survived by three daughters three sons three sisters and other relatives Funeral plans are pending with Martin Brothers of Waukon in charge.
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Winifred May
Carolyn
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Dorothy
Iron Mountain
Mich
Frank
Marian) Tims
Antwerp
I. Y
Benjamin
Quincy
Robert Helming
Cresco
John
Cedar Rap- Cresco
Cedar Rapids
Albert Steffen
John C. Ludeking
Clara
New York
N.Y
Martin Brothers
Seeds Sprout After Nine Years in Desk Drawers
Seeds mailed from the Solomon Islands by Lt. Col. Nathan B. Gatchell sprouted within three days after planting. He notes some seed came from an unidentified plant ten feet high, unusually large for a house plant, prompting his concern.
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Hartford, Conn
Solomon Islands
Nathan B. Gatchell
Gatchell
la House
Lightning blamed for damage at Sparta lumberyard
A Wednesday morning blaze damaged an upstairs storeroom over the Sparta Lumber and Fuel Company office. Firefighters responded quickly and kept the fire under control.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Lumber and Fuel Company
Wisconsin Safety Council to Convene Annual Meeting in Lake Delton
The Wisconsin Council of Safety will meet in Lake Delton tomorrow to hold its annual business meeting and elect officers. Local council representatives from across the state will participate.
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Lake Delton
Wis
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Local Safety Council
Averts Jail Term By Standing Still
Oklahoma City Oklahoma Jesus Casas Perales 19 avoided prison by not acting as a fugitive. He faced two year suspended sentence for failing to secure work and loitering at taverns. While deputies pursued another inmate, Perales stayed still in front of the courthouse. The judge kept the suspended sentence in place.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jesus Casas Perales
Perales
New York Business Holds High Level in May Despite Soft Sectors
A State Employment Service survey of 5 100 firms employing 250 000 workers shows a 3 percent payroll gain expected by August. Over 700 defense firms foresee a 6 percent employment rise, while apparel shoes and small metal trades stay soft. Construction, helped by eased material hurdles, may improve after March gains to 94 800 jobs.
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New York
New York State
State Employment Service
Germany regains autonomy under peace contract with West alliance
The Western zone of Germany gains a republic with Bundestag and Bundesrat, a president and chancellor, and plans to raise 300000 soldiers for a western European army. Allied troops remain until stability allows full withdrawal and Russia talks continue.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bundestag
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Welfare Board delays opening public relief rolls decision
The Wisconsin Welfare Board postponed ruling on opening public assistance rolls for inspection after four members said the May 28 minutes were misinterpreted. With five of nine present, the board will reconvene July 23 in Madison to seek a clear position.
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State Welfare
John W. Tramburg
Tramburg
E. M. Hale
Hale
Leo Jelinski
Shawano
George M. Keith
Division For Public Assistance
C. R. Beck
West Allis
Karl Kleine Pell
Cassville
Ralph Uihlein
Milwaukee
Madison
Truman Halts Recruiting Of Farm Workers
President Truman orders the armed services to stop recruiting workers deferred for farm production. He cites six million farm labor losses in four years and signs an executive order to provide an orderly basis for temporary deferments for essential industrial work. The plan keeps rights to enlist while limiting deferments to skilled trades and excludes less essential jobs like barbering and cosmetics.
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Washington
Truman
Armed Services
Front Line Communist Positions Hammered By Allied Planes
Allied fighter bombers hit Communist front lines along the 155 mile Korean battle front. The Fifth Air Force reported an ammunition dump destroyed and 11 Red bunkers four artillery pieces and an anti aircraft gun wiped out. Ground action fell but heavy artillery and mortar fire continued as 6925 shell bursts were counted by the Eighth Army.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
Newsman's Wife Dies in Chicago
Dorothy Dee Crook Ryan 51, former newspaper woman and wife of Jack Ryan night telegraph editor of the Chicago Herald American, died of a heart attack. She worked in Madison New York City and Newark and represented Graham Research Co. Born in Elgin Michigan and UW graduate. Burial in Madison.
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Dorothy Dee Crook Ryan
Jack Ryan
Night Telegraph
Ryan
Madison
Wis
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Newark
N. J
Graham Research Co
New York
Elgin
University of Wisconsin
Riot at Eddyville Prison Sparks State Response
Prison in Lyon County Kentucky known as Eddyville, the state’s maximum security facility with about 1,000 inmates, faced a disturbance. A single shot rang out as guards and officials, including Gov. Lawrence Wetherby and Welfare Commissioner Luther Goheen, urged guards and police to contain the riot and determine its scope.
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Lawrence Wetherby
Luther Goheen
Guthrie Crowe
W. E. Watson
Probation and Parole
la Grange
Eddyville
Lyons County
Cumberland River
Jesse Buchanan
Air Force budget cuts slow air buildup says Finletter
Defense notes reveal Finletter testified to a House subcommittee that the Air Force faced a spending ceiling and a $560 million cut from proposed new aircraft procurement. The service had sought $1.7 billion in addition to its regular budget, with total spending of $20.75 billion after April cuts. Squirrels do not crack nuts they gnaw them.
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Finletter
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Steel strike halts Army vehicle and tank production
The Army says the steel strike has stopped or will stop deliveries and production of key equipment. GM and Chrysler halted 2 and 3 ton truck lines in late June, Willys Jeep assembly ends today, Studebaker 2 ton trucks tomorrow, Cadillac T-41 tanks by June 30, Federal Heavy 10 ton trucks by July 1, and Allison transmission assemblies, with Reo continuing 242 ton trucks until July 10.
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State Radio Council Lets Vocational School TV Channel Move
Madison reports the State Radio Council adopted a resolution to assign Television Channel 10 in Milwaukee to the Milwaukee Vocational School for educational use. The FCC tentatively granted the assignment to any group. The council said the channel could join the state network if the Legislature approves. Resolution urged by W. F. Rasche, Milwaukee school director.
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State Radio Council
Milwaukee
Federal Communications Commission
W. F. Rasche
Accidental Death Ruled in Cabin Fire Fatalities
A Mari nette County coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Stephen Francis nine and Richard Schuyler six accidental in a June cabin fire near Wausaukee. The fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Fabian Francis. Stephen was adopted and Richard a state Indian ward. The jury found no criminal negligence by the Francis couple who were not at home.
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Wis
Marinette County
Stephen Francis
Richard Schuyler
Fabian Francis
Stephen
Richard
Robert L. Thompson
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