Signs of Strategy in Lucas Illinois Run Decision
The article argues Senator Lucas will not seek Illinois governor as part of a broader 1948 campaign plan. It notes Truman’s influence, implies Lucas could be a running mate, and discusses Republican central strategy, potential leaders, and the leverage of a Congress aligned with public wishes.
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Lucas
Illinois
Truman
Eies
Harold Stassen
Taft
Warren
al Tesdy
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Congress
Wisconsin Dairy Outlook From Unseasonable Weather
Weather effects on comfort and fuel use aside, Madison area weather influenced dairy economics with October milk production reaching a new high of more than a billion pounds, up 14 percent from the 10 year average. Wisconsin maintains its top national rank in milk output as dairy farmers push herd production, offsetting crop ups and downs and supporting rural prosperity.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Former Albany Woman Dies in Evansville Home
Mrs. Amos Weaver, 88, Evansville, died Saturday at her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jay Murray in Madison after a fall fractured her hip three weeks earlier. Born Helena Price near Albany, she wed more than 60 years ago and moved to Evansville 40 years ago. Survived by daughter Murray, son Dewey of Madison, eight grandchildren, several great grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Peckham of Albany. Services held at the Roderick J. home in Evansville with H. A. Graubner officiating. burial in Maple Hill cemetery.
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Albany
Aes
Amos Weaver
Evansville
Jay Murray
Madson
Weaver
Methodist Church
Nun
Murray
Dewey
Madison
Je Peckham
Roderick J
H. A. Graubner
List
Maple Hill Cement
Decades of Local News 1907 and 1922 Briefs
A compilation notes 1907 items including the death of Mrs. Hannah Shriner, a birth to Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, Rev. J H Palmer defending picture shows, and Swiss wrestling at Turner hall. The 1922 notes report a fatal car accident near South Wayne, a big fire in Newbern, a Beloit basketball win, snow-removal policy, a chiropractic clinic opening, a death, and two Juda weddings.
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Hannah Shriner
Frank A. Shriner
L. A. Moore
J. H. Palmer
Turner Hall
South Wayne
Dubuque
Newbern
N. C
Monroe Badgers
Charrity
Beloit
B. M. Horsch
Charles Underwood
Clara Hillbrand
John C. Miller
Juda
John T. Collentine
Crosser Pushes Land Tax Over Income Tax in Congress
Washington Rep. Crosser of Ohio, a 30 year veteran, advocates ending income and excise taxes and funding all government revenues from economic rent under Henry George's single tax theory. He calls it justice and notes limited support while distributing George's book to persuade colleagues.
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Washington
Rep
Crosser
Ohio
Congress
Henry George
George
House
Congressional Record
Julian Gilbertson Succumbs to Illness
Julian Orville Gilbertson 33 died after a yearlong illness at home. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Laether Funeral Home and 2 p.m. at Adams Lutheran Church with Rev. A. P. Anderson officiating. Interment in Adams church cemetery. He was born July 1, 1914 in Adams and married Margaret Lillian in Dubuque on December 14, 1938. Survived by wife, parents, a daughter Joyce Mae, son Maynard Lee, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John O. Johnson.
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Carl and
Ames Johnson Gilbertson
Dubuque
Margaret Lillian Gilbertson
Adams Township
Joyce Mae
Maynard Lee
John O. Johnson
Green County Native Passes at Walworth
Anna May Burns 74 a Green County native died Sunday at her Walworth home. Born April 10, 1873 to Oliver and Eva Schwartz she married Carl Burns Aug 2, 1892 in Sharon and lived in Walworth. Survived by a daughter Ora Benedict two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Hghlighs set for 2 pm tomorrow at Walworth funeral home with Rev Gronseth. burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Anna May Burns
Green County
Walworth
Oliver
Eva ‘Schwartz
Burns
Sharon
Carl Burns
Ora Benedict
George Burns
Susan Latta
L. R. Hogle
Berrien Springs
Mich
J. E. Schwartz
Mt. Vernon
John
Wilbur Schwartz
Clinton
Lutheran Church At
H. O. Gronseth
GS Rhiworth Demery
Green Bay man named to Wisconsin watchmaking board
Acting Gov. Rennebohm appointed Clyde J. Cannenburgh of Green Bay to the Wisconsin board of examiners in watch making for a term ending May 15, 1948. He succeeds R. L. Avery of Appleton, who resigned.
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Green Bay
Madison
Rennebohm
Clyde J. Cannenburgh
Wisconsin Board of Examiners
R. L. Avery
Appleton
Monticello Youths Form New Pep Band
A pep band to play at all basketball games has been formed by Monticello high school band members under director W. Weller. Officers elected at the first meeting include Virginia Elmer as president Marianne Elmer as secretary and Joyce Pease as reporter. Other members are Beth Ann Becker Audrey Wichsser Walter Kubly Jerry Witten wyler Raymond Schenk Walter Luethy and Eugene Schmid.
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Aomuceng
Times Special Service
W. Weller
Virginia Elmer
Marianne Elmer
Joyce Pease
Beth Ann Becker
Audrey Wichser
Walter Kubly
Jerry Wittenwyler
Raymond Schenk
Walter Luethy
Eugene Schmid
Anzio Nettuno Gift Fight Reflects Odd Philanthropy
Hal Boyle notes postwar generosity with two stories. An Irish cabbie John Horkin plans to slaughter his horse Portaslain to fund European relief, risking his livelihood but showing penitence. In Italy, rival beach towns Anzio and Nettuno quarrel over a $100,000 aid gift, with Nettuno feeling snubbed after Anzio’s mayor rejects a share.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
Europe
Italy
U. S
Anzio
Nettuno
John Horkin
Portaslain
Cetral Park
Horkin
County
Mayo
Ireland
Harkin
New York State
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Mario de Francheschi
de Francheschi
Malvito Vecchiarelli
Controversy Over Anzio Cemetery Preference Sparks Local War of Words
Dunkirk mayor Walter F. Murray calls the Anzio cemetery designation an unfortunate situation. He notes the town’s affection for Dunkirk and cites a health department meat destruction linked to Hack Driver Hor kin's Portaslain sacrifice as a postscript.
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Anzio
Dunkirk
Walter F. Murray
N. Y
Driver Horkin
Europe
Health Department
Legislative Council To Reduce Wisconsin Sessions
Wisconsin lawmakers consider shortening sessions as the new Legislative Council, chaired by Republican Warren P. Knowles, prepares sub committees. With a $30,000 annual budget, supporters say the body could streamline organization and expedite proposed legislation for following sessions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Mrs. Blackburn Dies Former Albany Publisher at 61
Mrs. Joseph Blackburn, 61, longtime Albany Herald owner and publisher, died after a long illness at Prairie du Chien on November 14. Survived by husband Joseph Blackburn, son Paul Elgin, daughter Alma Prairie du Chien, another daughter Mrs Harold Hampton Bagley, two brothers Thomas Cook Beetown and William Cook Lancaster, four grandchildren. Funeral held November 17 in Lancaster with burial there.
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Joseph Blackburn
Albany
Prairie du Chien
Blackburn
Albany Herald
Karley
Paul
Elgin
Tressa Cook
Blacburn
Lancaster
Daughers
Alma
Harold Hampton
Bagvvy
Thomas ' Cook
Beetown
William Cook
Memorial committee outlines plans for war dead tribute
The War Dead Memorial committee in Monroe, appointed by Mayor Frank A. Buehler, outlines community plans for honoring returning war dead. The panel acts as a clearing house to ensure full community tribute and observes next of kin wishes. Nine Green County bodies have cleared return. 52 local service personnel died. The group seeks cooperation from businesses to display a single half mast flag on burial day and will coordinate color guards, firing squads, and a bugler with veterans groups, the guard, and schools.
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War Dead Memorial Committee
Frank A. Buehler
Monroe
John J. Burkhard
Green County
Theodore J. Burgy, Jr
Court House Square
Women's Relief Corps
National Guard
Community memorial plan and honor roll enclosure
A community committee discussed tentative plans for a memorial service to honor all service members returning dead. The season’s honor roll would be unveiled, re-enscribed in a courthouse case, and a single annual memorial on Memorial Day proposed to replace the Armistice service. The War Department pledged no remains would be returned to kin without complete identification. If unidentified, bodies may be interred in a national cemetery, and families are advised not to open caskets at services.
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Court House
War Department
Kin
Miss Ellen Blaisdell Dies in Warren at 75
Warren resident for 48 years Miss Ellen Blaisdell 75 died Saturday at home Funeral services were held this afternoon Reverend H E Beldin officiated burial in Elmwood Cemetery She was born in Wayne township and is survived by two sisters Misses Clara and Lillian Warren
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Warren
Ppecu
Ellen Blaisdell
H. E. Beldin
Elmwood Cemetery
Wayne Township
Clara
Lillian
Westfield Granted Area Bangs Control
The state department of agriculture approved an area control petition for Bangs disease in Westfield Marquette county the first township based control under the 1947 law. The plan provides free vaccination of all heifer calves and optional free herd testing with 71 of 81 cattle owners requesting the action.
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Westfield
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Marquette County
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