Army eyes on illegal wearers of military garb
Washington reports the army frets over millions who own surplus uniforms but never served. Brig Gen B M Bryan says enforcement is a headache as lawmakers consider tightening laws. Police struggle with 90 day post service wear and civilians finding ways to keep uniforms for benefits and travel.
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Washington
Army
B. M. Bryan
Mashal
War Department
Congress
United States
Judo By Mrs. F. X. Miller And Local Happenings
Royal Neighbor lodge held a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Russell Carter and Mrs. Harrison Grenzow as co hosts. The Badger school opened fall term with twenty two pupils enrolled. Local visits and picnics noted with families from Janesville Beloit Milwaukee and Racine. Shenandoah meaning and Bolivia’s 1825 independence mentioned.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Russell Carter
Harrison Grenzow
Badger School
Marian
Albert Hauke
Juff
Neb
Oricka Matzke
J. A. Shotwell
Timothy Shotwell
Ray
Donald
Fayetteville
Nashville
Tenn
Wisconsin
Livestock Market Chicago Report From USDA
USDA notes salable hogs 3500 of 4200, market moderately active 2.00-3.00 lower than average, hogs 170-320 pounds 17.50-19.00, top 19.50. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 1500, calves 300, steers and yearlings firm at 21.50, yearlings 20.25, cows and bulls steady to 0.50 lower, butcher grades mixed, stock cattle demand fair. Eggs and butter steady. grain futures rise on weak cash corn, No. 2 yellow as low as 1.92, CCC to buy wheat for January delivery. Receipts listed for grains and dairy.
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Chicago
USDA
CCC
Wall Street ends light week with further declines
New York and Iowa stocks drifted lower as market averages hit a bottom not seen since October. Traders blamed account trims over the long weekend as mild resistance faded. Steel, motors, rails and rubber sectors led losses with many blue chips slipping to new lows while bonds and commodities remained uneven.
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New York
Steels Motors
American Can
General Electric
du Pont
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Cops Track Owner After Found Roast Turkey Case
Hanover New Hampshire police spent 24 hours tracing the owner of a roast turkey found in a citizen's car. Police Chief Andrew J. Ferguson announced the long search and then ordered the investigation to proceed.
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Turkey
Hanover
N. H
Andrew J. Ferguson
Monticello Notes of Calls and School Openings
Monticello residents hosted visitors from Monroe Madison and New Glarus. Three rural schools opened with teachers Miss Blum Miss Prisk and Miss Babler. Community events included weddings fairs and church activities across the week with numerous callers and visitors.
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J. H. Hughes
Boscobel
Glenda Airbright
Rena Thorp
Monroe
Paul Veenie
Milwaukee
F. William Schuler
Earl Schuler
Mary Lou
Frederick Schuler
Madison
Fred Moser
H. G. Schul
Silver
Edna Babler
Ira Smetzer
Wilson Butts
Goldin
Jeanette
Goshen
Ind
John Gempeler
Henry Duerst
Raymond Zumkehr
Thomas Brusveen
Ivan Wichser
Florence Loveland
Joe Viney
Lora Pease
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Emily Jordan
H. F. Stoll
W. E. Wumn
Clarence Loveland
Maxine Losey
Louis Janke
William Pagel
Kathleen
Freeport
Bernard Biederman
Ida Schenk
Kenneth Holcomb
Emil Blum
Margaret
Carla Blum
William V
William Spring
Spooner
Frances Kubly
Karen
Nancy
Jerome
John Gempveler
Waldo Rufer
Gempler
Edwin Wilde
Richard
Ira Holcomb
Walter Brink
Elizabeth
Donald
Vernon
Lydia Voegels
Caroline
Fred Baumgartner
Dan Hefty
Milfort Mellor
Goodman
Wis
Walter Abley
Emil Zielsdorf
Augusta
Wex Christenson
Denver
Colo
Wallace P. Barlow
Clarence Hoesly
Frank Schiesser
Robert Wild
Coral Disch
Orso Duerst
Disch
Wed- Disch
Clarence Itten
Albert Matzinger
Herman J. Elmer
Elroy Felchelkraut
Otto Strahm
Ambrose Wenger
Laurence Huber
Arthur Ames
Thomas Ott
Jacob Ott
Ralph Freitag
Fred A. Hoesly
Monticello
Leland Broderson
Blanchardville
Ladies and Society of Zwing
Lois
Delores Dettwiler
John Elmer
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
Max Schuett
Ronnie
Chicago
New Glarus
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
Marilyn Roethlis
Herman Babler
Hawaii
Vinzenz Babler
A. J. Levengood
Tennessee Mountain Mission
Tennessee
Washington Reformed Church
Grace Evangelical Church
W. J. Abe
Postville Memorial Sunday School
Herman Feenie
Theiler Sells New Glarus Paper to Daughter Miriam Theiler
Arthur J. Theiler, longtime publisher of the Post in New Glarus, transfers editor and publisher duties to his daughter Miriam B. Theiler amid his five months of illness. Miriam, a journalism graduate, leads the family paper into the third generation since its 1897 German era start by John Theiler.
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A. J. Theiler
Arthur J. Theiler
The
Post
New Glarus
Miriam B. Theiler
Mr. Theiler
Miss Theiler
University School of Journalism
John Theiler
Romans condemn beans for blood corruption and passion
Cicero notes that Romans blamed beans for corrupting the blood and inflaming desire. The remark is cited in a playful context about attempts at a humorous or odd ad style.
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Cicero
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Lydia Voegeli
Footville
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Paul Newman
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Calvin
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Robert
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C. M. Stauffer
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Fred Gempeler
Ray Luchsinger
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