UW Expects 3 000 For Music Fest
More than 3 000 Wisconsin high school musicians and vocalists will compete at the state solo ensemble music festival on the UW campus. A total of 3 327 students enter in 30 categories with 32 judges from Wisconsin and neighboring states evaluating performances for scholarships and future use. The event concludes with a Salvation Army band concert at UW Music Hall open to the public.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Emmett R. Larig
UW Extension Division
UW School of Music and Extension Division
Wisconsin School Music Association
Henry C. Wegner
The
Music Association
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
UW School of Music
Salvation Army Staff Band of
Chicago
UW Music Hall
Anthem of the Free
Goffin
Gullidge
Ball
Chesham
Coles
Liedzen
Heaton
Salvation Army
Victor Danielson
N. Park St
Journalism Hall
Science Hall
Education
North Hall
Bascom Hall
Lathrop
Birge
Music
Downey Tops Freshman Scholastic Rank at Marquette Law
Gerald Downey of 1022 Mississippi Street has been named one of the five highest freshmen by scholastic average at Marquette University School of Law. The announcement highlights his elevated standing within the first year class.
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Gerald Downey
Mississippi St
Marquette University
School of Law
Eight Year Old Brook Trout Catch Stirs Wisconsin Fishing
Outdoors columnist Dion Henderson recalls an eight year old girl named Butch who angling with a May Dun fly. Her first brook trout leaps from the stream as she slips and wades, retrieving the fish then losing it in a splash that fuels a memorable moment for the family.
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Butch
Mauston Area Man Seriously Injured in Collision
Mauston area resident Emil Nelson about 50 is in serious condition at a Mauston hospital after a Thursday wreck on County Highway 6 five miles south of Mauston. He collided with a Juneau County truck driven by Thomas Bohen of Lyndon Station.
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Mauston
Wis
Emil Nelson
Nelson
Juneau County
Thomas Bohen
Lyndon Station
Idaho Ranks 12th in Mineral Production
Idaho stands 12th among states for mineral output with deposits of lead silver gold zinc and copper.
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Idaho
Escape Clause Vital In New Tariff Law
Washington debates the tariff bill to curb imports and protect mobilization bases. Chemical leaders seek broader peril-point coverage, while manufacturers like Westinghouse push for high tariffs to counter below cost foreign equipment and defend national security interests.
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Washington
Chemicals
Senate
Chemical
Senate Finance Committee
Office of Defense ‘Mobilization
Korea
Taft Testifies On Watch Industry Tariff Debate
Charles P. Taft of Ohio argues for tariff protection for the jeweled watch industry as defense concerns loom. He notes the U.S. exports electrical machinery and contends economy for the government is at stake amid Swiss competition and prior appeals by four American producers Waltham Elgin Hamilton and Bulova.
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Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Taft
U.S
Waltham
Elgin
Hamilton
Bulova
Tan Office of Defense Mobilization Committee
Highland Luther League Bake Sale Planned in Spring Grove
The Highland Luther League will hold a bake sale at Myhre Hardware Store in Spring Grove on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. The event supports church activities and community outreach.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Highland Luther League
Myhre Hardware
Mother Mallard Nests by State Office Building
Wisconsin conservation department announces policy on a nesting mallard under the state office building windows. The expectant mother may stay until eggs hatch, then the family returns to Lake Monona. Nesting site near railroad tracks blamed on noise and dirt.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Con Stration Department
Mallard
Lake Monona
Scelba Resignation Rejected in Italian Government Crisis
Italian Premier Mario Scelba survives a resignation attempt as President Giovanni Gronchi, who favors broader leftist participation, keeps him in office. Scelba’s 15 month government relies on continued backing from minority coalition partners Saragat's Socialist group and the Liberals.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
Giovanni Gronchi
Gronchi
Scelba
Center
Christian Democratic Party
Giueseppe Saragat
Socialists
Liberals
Woman weaving giant hand braided rug in Ohio home
Mrs. Guy Brown of nearby New Springfield uses five miles of thread to craft a hand braided rug measuring 31 by 17 feet that covers the living room of her ranch style house in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Guy Brown
New Springfield
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Dearborn
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University of Michigan
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Bond
Kentucky
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Bourbon
Old Crow
the Old Crow Distillery Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
Phillips & Sons Dist. Corp
LA Crosse
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Manke Hardware
Caledonia Street
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la Crosse Lbr. Co
Copeland Ave
Quality Coal & Lumber Co
South Avenue
Dahl Drug Company Virequa
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S. Rock
Viroqua
Horsfall Lumber Company
N. Marquette
Read
Prairie du Chien
Central Yard Company
Trempealeau Home Lumber Company
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Sparta
Chevrolet
C.O.E
L.C.F
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Don Hutson
Chevrolet, Inc
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