Congress Rapped For Forest Losses
D C Everest, Marathon Corp. chairman, blasted Congress for budget driven forest policy at the Forest Products Research Society meeting in Wausau. He urged larger appropriations for the Forest Products Laboratory to boost forest genetics and pathology research while criticizing budgeteers for political influence over timber issues. Gus Seidel of Mellen was named chairman of the Upper Mississippi Valley section with Arne Kemp, W A Kluender, and Ortie LaVoy also elected to officer posts.
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Wausau
Congress
D. C. Everest
Everest
Marathon Corp
Forest Products Research Society
Upper Mississippi Valley
Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Michigan Tech College
Houghton
Mich
Gus Seidel
Mellen
Arne Kemp
W. A. Kluender
Ortie LaVoy
St. Paul, Minn
Spring Grove Social Notes From Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ziltener and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Diemer with Bonnie and Joan. Several couples visited, wedding news from Epplanna church, and a YHC dinner at the Swiss Wheel in Monroe.
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Luther Diemer
Bonnie
Joan
Freeport
Walter Ziltener
Pavil Matzke
Browntown
Arthur Swain
Epplanna Church
Niagara Falls
New York City
Selmer Paulson
Melvin Eggemeier
Rockford
Herbert
Melvin Wilson
YHC
Monroe
Stanley Clark
Busy Bee Sunday School Meets Tuesday Night
The Busy Bee Sunday school class of the EUB church will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Meinert.
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Busy Bee
EUB Church
William Meinert
Army to Trim Tank Output While Maintaining Overall Purchases
The Army plans a roughly 45 percent cut in medium tank output from the 1954 plan, with no drop in total equipment buys, and a 22 percent cut in light tank and 242 ton truck production. The schedule, effective July 1, 1953, phases out some plants and shifts to sustaining rates, keeping in-plant production with private contractors continuing.
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Washington
Army
Defense Lovett
Reeder
Delaware
Michigan
New York
Chrysler Delaware
Newark
Del
Grand Blanc
Flint
Mich
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Company
Livonia
Pattinson celebrated birth day with playmates and teacher
Keith Pattinson son of Mr and Mrs John Pattinson attends Round Grove school treated his playmates and teacher on his birth day recently. The Mothers Club of Jordan Prairie school Decatur Township met at Mrs Ernest Schenk home with entertainment by Mrs Clarence Mahle and refreshments served. A report noted over 40 raised at the basket social. First aid charts distributed by Mrs Marvin Malkow from Green County Safety Council. Fairfield Mothers Club met at Jefferson Township school and varnish was removed from a table followed by a social evening hosted by Mrs Richard Wilborn. Next meeting set for Jan 6. Shanghai students plan a Christmas program Thursday evening Dec 18 at Spring Grove Township schoolhouse.
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Keith Pattinson
John Pattinson
Round Grove School
Mothers’ Club
Jordan Prairie School
Decatur Township
Ernest Schenk
Clarence Mahle
Schenk
Marvin Malkow
Green County Safety Council
Fairfield Mothers’ Club
Jefferson Township
Richard Wilborn
Shanghai
Spring Grove Township
Soviet Zone Coal Shortage Deepens as Officials Arrest Saboteurs
In Berlin the Soviet zone reports a production crisis spreading to hard coal with top operators arrested as saboteurs. Neues Deutschland cites a central committee discussion on anthracite showing severe fuel shortages and wide dissension within the party ranks.
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Berlin
Neues Deutschland
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