Wisconsin Milk Standards Regarded With Cooperation
State agriculture officials acknowledge possible errors in enforcing new minimum milk standards for Wisconsin producers. At a Darlington cheese producers meeting Milton Button pledged prompt fixes when mistakes are found. The program aims to keep Wisconsin dairy products top nationally while minimizing hardship for producers.
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State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Darlington
Milton H. Button
Captive Miners See Pay Cut Risk Under One Man’s Rule
The article reflects on John Lewis and the coal strike era noting miners streaming back for a three day week while questioning their dependency on a single leader. It discusses captive mines run by steel firms and suggests the term captive miner now fits union members, highlighting the captor in the dispute.
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John Lewis
Coaldor
Green County Good Neighbor Record Honors Child Fight
Monticello youngster dies in St. Clare Hospital after a brave battle with leukemia that began last April. Medical resources dwindled with her strength, prompting an appeal for blood donors. A ready volunteer list existed, though most were not called to give.
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Green County
Monticello
St. Clare Pital
Illinois Guardsmen Schedule Encampments
The Illinois national guard announces its 1950 encampment plan with army and air units at Wisconsin camps. Army maneuvers occur in three groups at Camp McCoy near Sparta and Camp Haven near Sheboygan in July and August, with most units at Camp Williams nearby. The program includes about 21 Illinois trainees in 300 units from 90 communities for a 15 day encampment.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
Camp Williams
Guard
Illinois
Twenty second anniversary of Finnish independence sparks invasion claim
The report notes a Soviet Russian army moving across northern Finland on the twenty second anniversary of Finnish independence, with claims they intend to cut the country in two, as city officials also approve a $28 tax rate and local obituaries note deaths including Mrs Anna Frey and Mrs Fred Knoble.
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Finland
Anna Frey
Eleanor Figi
William Figi
Anamosa
Henry and the Magician Meet a Quirky House
Henry is led by Mr. Dilly to a crumbling shed where Mrs. Snell mistreats him and plans to cook a duck named Serena. The Magician offers Henry a chance to join him as a traveling helper, promising a brighter path.
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Henry
Mr. Dilly
Mrs. Snell
Mr.Dilly
Serena
Belgian Congo Population and White Community Size
The Belgian Congo with a total population near one million has fewer than 50,000 white residents.
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Belgian Congo
Business Puzzled By Price Bounces
Business moves between inflation and deflation as orders rise in paperboard shoes and textiles. Prices surge in tires and yarn while steel production rebounds after a strike. Government spending and deficits fuel inflation fears, yet deflation arguments persist amid slowing investment and falling farm income.
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Sam_ Dawson
New York
du Pont
Jones and Laughlin
Treasury
Government Research Costs Reach Over Billion Dollars
Washington reports federal and non government research spending totaling about $12 billion this year. Major allocations cover atomic energy, defense weapons, health studies, aviation, agriculture, and standards with most funds directed to military R and D and government laboratories.
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James Marlow
Washington
Army
M Navy
Air Force
John R. Steelman
Truman
Atomic Energy
Federal Security Administration
General Services Administration
National Advisory Committee On Aviation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
National Bureau of Standards
Weather Bureau
National Defense
Navy
Airforce
Interior Department
Maritime Commission
State Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Veterans Administration
Latin America
Independence Irked By Statue Unveiling
In Independence Missouri residents accuse a prankster after a statue of Andrew Jackson unveiled early at the courthouse site. The statue, presented by Mr. Truman, was hidden under muslin until the official ceremony. The muslin was set afire Friday night, burning the base of the statue.
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Independence
Truman
Andrew Jackson
Two Men Die In North Ogdensburg Crash
Two men were killed Monday night three miles north of Ogdensburg when a truck collided broadside with a car at the 5 century trunk E intersection. The victims were Orvil Handrich 34 of Manawa an executive of Manawa Sales Co and Curtis E Finstuen 43 of Zumbrota Minnesota.
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Ogdensburg
Here
Orvil Handrich
Manawa
Manawa Sales Co
Curtis E. Finstuen
Zumbrota
Minn
Finstuen
Handrich
McCarthy Prefers Debate With Evjue Over McMillen
Senator McCarthy demands a debate on Madison Capital Times policy with editor William T. Evjue only and refuses to argue with Capital Times employee Miles McMillen. Evjue challenged McCarthy after a prior statement accusing the paper of Communist alignment. John Nestingen had urged a McCarthy vs McMillen session.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Madison Capital-Times
William T. Evjue
Miles McMillen
Capital-Times
al-Times
Communist Party
Evrue
Evjue
John Nestingen
The
American Veterans Committee
McMilien
Plywood Used Extensively in Motion Picture Set Building
Plywood serves as a foundational material in constructing film sets, valued for its strength versatility and cost effectiveness across stage designs. Its widespread use underpins scenic fabrication from framing to paneling in studios and location shoots.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Monroe
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Monroe
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Illinois Guardsmen
Evening Times
Franz Brand
Emil Baumgartner
Fred Knoble
Harold Scherer
Hermina Fiechter
Samuel Schumacher
Court House
C. H. Dietz
Normal School
J. C. Penn
Monroe Electric Light and Power Co
H. A. Smith
Brodhead
W. P. Bragg
B. L. Wood
J. C. Hood
James Rowe
Woods
Blanchardville
Harry Treat
J. B. Treat
Aguinaldo
Vancouver
B. C
Grace Church
Northern Conference of Synod of Northern Illinois
P. J. Clawson
A. S. Douglas
F. M. Confer
Santa and the Magician
Bacon
Hroger
Oscar Mayer Pia
Hag
Ledee
Tracy
Bluebirds
Cedar Hope
O & Ar
Arig
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rona
America
Betsy Ross
TJ Jewels
Jewelry
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