State Predicts Decline in Dry Bean Acreage
Crop statisticians forecast fewer than 4000 acres planted due to labor shortages and war driven changes. Wisconsin history shows 5000 acres in 1941, 6000 in 1942, and 7000 in 1943 as growers shift toward grain. Potato and bean crops reflect broader adjustments amid war needs.
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Jorgensen
Fractures Leg In Fall From Porch
Mrs L H Larson of Vib is the misfortune while visiting sister Mrs Lydia Olson of Reads town on Sunday evening. She fell from the porch onto the cement walk and fractured the left hip bone. She was taken to the Lutheran hospital at La Crosse by the Anderson ambulance.
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Readstown
Win
L. H. Larson
Lydia Olson
Lutheran
Farm Tractor Counts Rise From 85 000 to 158 000
In 1918 there were 85 000 farm tractors on U S farms and by 1919 the total had grown to 158 000 reflecting rapid agricultural mechanization during the postwar period.
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U.S
Easing Of Food Supplies Probable After Meat Release
Washington reports indicate further easing of civilian food supplies as pork veal lamb and mutton become ration free except beef. Dairy products margarine and certain fats may also loosen restrictions in coming weeks. A War Food Administration spokesman cautioned against excessive optimism about prices.
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Washington
Congress
War Food Administration
Beet root giants reported from Shoreham store seed
S Doell of Shoreham England grew a beet root from a local seed pack that measured 26 inches in circumference and weighed 10 pounds 10 ounces.
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S. Doell
Shoreham
England
Nineteen Allamakee County youths register for service
Nineteen more eighteen year old youths in Allamakee county have registered for service during the past two months. Listed names include Gregory Thornton Unterberger Ferring Feuerhelm O'Brien Carrigan Haar Kolsrud Henry Barthell King Campbell Sorum Snitker Roderick Fiet Jonsberg Gruhn Topel with towns Lansing Harpers Ferry Dorchester Waterville Waukon Postville Monona.
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Allamakee
Lansing
Gregory Thornton
Paul Unterberger
George Ferring
Vernon Feuerhelm
Harpers Ferry
Emmett O'Brien
Gerald Carrigan
Dorchester
Er Haar
Waterville
Kolsrud
Clarence Henry
James Barthell
Bernard King
Thomas Campbell
Morris Sorum
Benjir Snitker
Oliver Roderick
Postville
Robert Fiet
Kermit Jonsberg
Robert Gruhn
Monona
Wilburt Topel
Why They Remarry Says Boston Official
Secretary Kenneth P. Clarke of the Family Society of Boston cites loneliness and a wish for security as the main reasons widows and divorcees remarry. He notes these motives shape choices in second marriages and affect family life.
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Boston
Mass
Kenneth P. Clarke
The
Family Society of Boston
21 Acts Of Sabotage Mark Birth Of Princess
The Danish underground marked the birth of Crown Princess Ingrid’s second daughter with 21 sabotage acts instead of a gun salute. A British radio broadcast said explosions were carried out in Copenhagen as part of the protest.
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Associated Press
Ingrid
Toda
Copenhagen
WPB Official In La Crosse Friday For Consultation
A. E. Heins head of Eau Claire war production board office will visit the Chamber of Commerce office in La Crosse Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for consultations on priorities. Heins will discuss wartime production priorities with local business leaders and manufacturers.
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WPB
la Crosse
A. E. Heins
Eau Claire War Production Board
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Judge Studies Ward Co. Seizure Case In Chicago
Federal Judge William H. Holly heard study briefs and government evidence in the Montgomery Ward seizure fight. Government argues Roosevelt acted within authority. Ward counsel contends seizure unconstitutional. Senate approves inquiry into seizure and wartime labor policy. CIO union vote at Ward plants slated. AFL executive council backs WLB as wartime substitute, with dissent from Hutcheson and Bug.
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Chicago
William H. Holly
Montgomery Ward and Company
Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
Judici
House
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Philadelphia
AFL Executive Council
Montgomery Ward
War Labor Board
William L. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters
G. M. Bug
Matthew Woll
WLB
Power and Authority of the National War Labor Board Case
The article centers on the National War Labor Board's power and its impact on the Montgomery Ward case. It notes Shakespeare as the father of twins Hamnet and Judith, framing the issue within a broader historical or cultural context.
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National War Labor Board
Montgomery Ward
Shakespeare
Hamnet
Judith
Change of Date for Verng Circus Meeting Scheduled
A change of date for the Verng circus meeting in the Vang church has been announced by Rev. J. O. Holum. The event will now take place May 13 and 14 in Westby Wisconsin.
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Westby
Wis
Verng Circus
Vang Chure
J. O. Holum
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