Sugar Price Rise Likely Next Month
Sugar prices may rise to 8 cents a pound at the refinery next month as various groups from beet and cane growers to refiners and packers weigh in. The Agriculture Department could influence planting and imports, while Western and Southern growers seek protection to boost domestic supply. Cuban sugar policy and the Hawaiian dock strike also affect potential price changes and refinery outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
State Department
Cuba
Philippines
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
United States
Brodhead Social Notes Mixed with Travel and Ills
Mary Cain is ill at her home with the mumps. Mrs. Vera Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Green spent a Wednesday at the Harvey Green home in Beloit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bellman will leave Thursday for a few days vacation in Chicago. In their absence Mrs. Albert Coplen will stay with the children, Mrs. Elmer Dixon and Roberta, and Mrs. Gus Murdock, who have been touring the western states, arrived home this week. Miss Nancy Stair, summer at the University of Wisconsin, is now at her mother's home. Mrs. Rose Dunwiddie is visiting her brothers in Brodhead and Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Krause visit Alabama relatives. Misses Charlotte and Mary Preston are visiting their sister in Waukegan. Rudy Schuster is visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson are guests of local residents in Chicago. Mrs. Rose Hintzman has sold her Decatur township farm to her son. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Murphy are visiting relatives in West Allis. Miss Helen Beckwith is spending the week in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. John Pengra are vacationing in Canada. Clayton Ross and family returned from Bear Lake. Sterling Miller is visiting relatives in Mansfield, Ohio. William Struck, new eighth grade teacher, has leased the Airman apartments. Alfred Wafi es and Fred Swanton were weekend guests in Madison. Edith Goodrick and Frankeberger were guests of the Logs in Rockton and Phoenix respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cain
Vera Swartz
Richard Green
Harvey Green
Beloit
Paul Bellman
Chicago
Albert Coplien
Monroe
Elmer Dixon
Betty Lou
Roberta
Gus Murdock
States
Nancy Stair
University of Wisconsin
Gladys Stair
Rose Dunwiddie
Akron
Leonard
Elmer Dedrick
Brodhead
Harley Dedrick
Freeport
LaVerne Krause
Decatur Township
E.R. Yearyon
Clanton
Ala
Charlotte
Mary Preston
Esther Helgren
Waukegan
Rudy Schuster
Sheridan
William Anderson
Walter Bliss
Rose Hintzman
Clifford
W. S. Murphy
West Allis
Vernon
Mmes
Alfred Wafies
Fred Swanton
Madison
Will Swanton
Edith Goodrick
Rockton
Frankeberger
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Logans
Twin Grove Social Roundup and Obituary Brief
Twin Grove notes report visits among local families including Beightols Boll Walters Barton Fritsch Emrick Reed and others from New Glarus Madison Beloit Woodford and Milwaukee. A fatal stair climb in Milwaukee claimed 43 year old Helen Miller as she visited her hospitalized husband Clarence at Deaconess hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Helen Miller
Fair Horse Show Draws Large Milwaukee Crowds
A near full coliseum at the state fair hosted a Milwaukee area horse show last night with about 5,000 attendees. Wisconsin winners included Kalamara Louise owned by P. J. Liepmann of Wauwatosa, Formal Attire by Marion Brown of Hartland, Morning's Glory owned by Mrs. Henry Donner of Milwaukee, and others across categories such as ladies hackney pony, palomino, and five gaited saddle horses.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kalamara Louise
P. J. Liepmann
Wauwatosa
Marion Brown
Hartland
Henry Donner
Thomas Wilkinson
Lake Villa
Fred H. Eddy
Beloits
Power
Arlene Keller
Racine
Gold
Mary Gray
Wayne A. Munn
Janesville
Tony
E. B. Griffith
Captain Midnight
William Delong TH
Clinton
Sally Johnson
Oshkosh
Eal BK. Robertson
Milwal
Dean
Dave Jordan
Madison
Nomas Kalarama
Ranch Shangri-la Camps
Park High
Jane Simeon
Frisco Kid
R. C. Horlick
Stonewall
Frances Shimer College
43 Million Vehicles Seen by End of Year
The Automobile Manufacturers Association estimates about 43.5 million motor vehicles will be on U S highways by year end. In 1948 total in use was over 40.6 million, including roughly 35.4 million passenger cars, 7.9 million trucks and above 200 thousand buses.
Director to marry star when and if
Italian director Roberto Rossellini accepted the idea of marrying Ingrid Bergman if divorce from Dr. Peter Lindstrom occurs and Bergman agrees. Bergman, 34, has not spoken publicly but sources say she plans to marry Rossellini when conditions align. Also announced Reinhard G. Hein named to head Waukesha schools.
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Nwine
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Rossel
Waukesha
Reinhard G. Hein
South Milwaukee
Neighbors Plan Silo Rescue Party for Snoopy Heifer
On the Everett Lampman farm a 12 foot deep silo catches Snoopy a 650 pound heifer as she jumps into the silo while chasing corn. Neighbors plan to fill the silo to reach the door and free Snoopy with grease and manipulation. A weekend coming out party with apple pie and fried chicken will honor Snoopy the guest of honor.
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Asceoia
Snoopy
Everett Lampman
Lampman
Rev L C Duvall Resigns Pastorate
Reverend Lindsay O Duvall, the resident minister at St Andrew s Episcopal Church at 2021 10th Street, resigns after serving as pastor since March 15 1 He will travel to Washington DC this Tuesday and plans to resume doctorate studies seeking enrollment at Oxford University or return to the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee where he completed prior college work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay O. Duvall
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
10Th Street
Washington, D. C
Oxford University
England
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Plans Bond Issue and Stock Sale by Wisconsin Public Service
Washington announces Wisconsin Public Service Co of Milwaukee seeks authority to issue four million dollars in 30 year first mortgage bonds and to sell 250000 shares of ten dollar common stock. Proposal filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin Public Service Co
Milwaukee
Securities and Exchange Commission
Legion Gathers For Gala Session In Philadelphia
Delegates to the 31st national American Legion convention arrive in Philadelphia with a three-way race for national commander among George N. Craig Earl Cocke and James F Green. The parade and pageantry promise a record show with 18000 marchers and a multmillion dollar production. A Prague report notes a red Catholic funeral with a red star wreath in a communist context.
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Philadelphia
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Earl Cocke
Dawson
James F. Green
Omaha
Legion
Tai
Craig
Cocke
Green
Joliet
RED
Prague
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Polio incidence heads for record in 1949
New York reports polio threatens a record year with 11806 cases so far in 1949 and 3422 new cases in a single week, the highest weekly total yet, according to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Dr Hart E Van Riper notes peak may come between mid August and mid September, with rates declining only after later peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
National Foundation For
Hart E. van Riper
Foundation
van Riper
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Britain Sees Rise in U S Tourists
The British Travel Association reports 056 American visitors last month a 23 percent rise from July of last year. They forecast U S tourists will spend about 72 million dollars in Britain this year.
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London
British Travel Association
United States
Blanchardville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Long list of visits and travels across Blanchardville and nearby towns. Residents and guests include McGuigans, DavIs, Ericksons, Wingers, Paynters, Neefe, Campbell, Seversons, Rundhaugs, Burdick, Gilbertson, Swenson, Schindler, Olson, Haakeness, Peterson, Cowleys, Hermansons, Junes, Johnsons, and many others. Trips span Milwaukee state fair, Northfield Minnesota, Hayward, Greenwood, Rockford archery tourney, Black Hills, Yellowstone and California. A newborn and several weekend gatherings mark the social calendar.
Strangled Husband Slays Son Then Kills Self in Philadelphia
A 34 year old estranged husband killed his 5 year old son and a noted Philadelphia eye specialist in a West Philadelphia office last night. He wounded a third person before fatally shooting himself. Police identified the doctor as Sidney J. Kine 31 and noted the wife Dorothy 25 was shot in the abdomen. The killer Rodry a South American and former China Burma Asia theater veteran fired amid a family dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouce
Philadelphia
Sidney J. Kine
West Phildelphia
Ian
U.S. Air Transport Command
China-Burma
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Donald L. Collins
Twin Grove
J. H. Beightol
Herman Boll
New Glarus
Herbert Boll
Oscar Walters
Woodford
E. C. Barton
O. W. Steckler
Barton
Beightols
Albert
Osceola
Star
Ainsworth
Insurance Agency
Goetz
Hot Point Appliances
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Bamnie Blair
Ay Nis
Blair
Bonnie Gall
Britain
Blanchardville
W. F. McGuigan
M. A. Davi Middleton
D. R Davis
Alathe
Kan
H. J. Erickson
Ralph Winger
Oscar Aven Jr
Regina Pelean
Amanda Rundhaug
Maiden Rock
Emma Ret‘rum
Leon Larson
Carmen Burdick
Lake Mills
Jeannette Gilbertson
Alice Swenson
Barbara Schindler
Julian Olson
Stan Haakeness
James Peterson
Minneapolis
L. M. Cowley
Jerry
Rockford
Rock Club Park
Cowley
Anica
Emberpon
Everett
Ben Hermanson
Hayward
Greenwood
Lloyd Junge
Glenn
Morrisonville
Lyle Johnson
Billy Pitt
Dodgeville
W. H. Weaver
B. F. Smythe
Cleveland
Homer Baker
Nancy
H. G. Brunnquell
Francis Baker
Douglas Baker
F. W. Baker
Mary Lou Weaver
Ernest Meyer
Woolworth
Kenneth Meyer
Weaver
John Meier
Lakeshire Marty
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Badlands
California
Gus Stark
Platteville
M.’J. Emerson
James Pertzhorn
Catherine Cleary
Harold Saether
Raymond Ellefs
Arnold
Anchorage
Alaska
Neill Burns
Rochelle
Maurice Cleary
St. Joseph's Hospital
Aug
Richard Hermanson
Donald Dimick
University
Dimick
Willard Johnson
Medford
Prairie Farmer
Blumer's Pharmacy
Bauman’s Ace Store
Jess
Ben
Buick
Fisher
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
11Th Street
Badger Motors
Wlad
Monroe, Wis
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