Dynamite Found in Buggy on Wisconsin Farm
A horse attached to a buggy led into Elmer Titus’s Richland enclosure reveals a 50-pound box of 60 percent dynamite hidden in the vehicle. The discovery comes amid Wisconsin hunting season reports noting heavy deer harvests and numerous fatalities in open regions and nearby Michigan.
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Revision of Wage Hour Law Debated in 1948 Session
Washington coverage notes Congress lays groundwork for broad changes to the wage hour law. Business and labor clash over a 40 hour week and 40 cent minimum wage for interstate workers. Debates hinge on a wage floor, overtime penalties, and potential inflation from raises. Labor supports higher minimums and broader coverage. employers fear inflation and bargaining disruption.
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Pattern 9486 Promises Modern Girl Outfit
Marian Martin sewing pattern 9486 offers a stylish midriff-baring dress with pockets and pleated hips for growing girls. Includes illustrated chart and sizing 6 8 10 12 14, size 10 requires 2% yards of 39-inch fabric. Send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept New York 11 NY with name address size and style number.
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Browntown Death Notices and Thanksgiving Visits
Funeral for Mrs. Frank Rabe in Winslow drew a large gathering including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foulker and Verna, Emil Mann, Frank West, Otto Barrel t, Fred Weis brood, Albert Bidlingmaier, Farmer East, Leck, F. A. Zunker, and Rollie Rhode. Mrs. Jake Tuescher a patient in Freeport hospital. Ward Merritt family and Ronnie and Marilyn visited Milwaukee for Thanksgiving at Lee Van Matre’s home. Roland Aitchison family spent Thanksgiving in Epworth Iowa with Nellie Aitchison.
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F. A. Zunker
Rollie Rhode
Jake Tuescher
Freeport Hospital
Ward Merritt
Marilyn
Ronnie
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Lee van Matre
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Nancy
Sharon
Epworth
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National Security To Sway Decision On Synthetic Rubber
Congress faces a March 31 decision on a long range synthetic rubber program amid security concerns. A House Armed Services subcommittee toured rubber and rubber goods plants to guide policy as peacetime demand nears 1.07 million tons and world production nears 1.6 to 1.8 million tons natural rubber.
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Hitchhiker Uses Sign to Flag Ride at City Thoroughfare
A young hitchhiker on a southbound stream of traffic displayed a large cardboard sign reading Outer Drive and Grand Ave rather than signaling with voice or thumb. The unusual method drew attention from motorists as he waited for a ride.
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Red membership totals reported in 1947 survey
The Life magazine report says the communist parties in Italy and China topped 2,000,000 members each, with France around 1,000,000 and Romania rising from 1,000 in 1944 to 700,000 in 1947. Russia’s party was not remeasured. an official estimate lists about 6,000,000, plus 3,000,000 youths in the Komsomol.
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Eastern Europe party growth cited in wartime report
A wartime publication lists large increases in party memberships across China, Japan, and eastern Europe. It notes China rising from 600,000 in 1942 to over 2,000,000, Japan from 1,000 in 1945 to 10,000 now, and the Czech and Slovak parties expanding from 85,000 in 1935 to 1,250,000 in 1947.
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Thieves warned by German garden residents
In Berlin a community of German residents faced persistent thefts of produce. They posted signs reading Thieves are asked to leave something in each garden plot to deter pilfering and protect their harvest.
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Frankfurt children show high undernourishment in survey
A survey by Dr. Armin Rotzel, Frankfurt municipal medical officer, found that more than half of 1,051 examined school children were seriously undernourished. The study supported by an American voluntary relief agency listed 851 children born in 19 were underweight with underdeveloped constitutions and deficiency signs.
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Armin Rotzel
Frankfurt Municipel
American Volunteer Relief Agency
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