Debate over University of Wisconsin budget expansion
The editorial questions who truly represents Wisconsin citizens in approving a proposed 37.7 million dollar UW budget for 1951–53, noting a 23 percent enrollment drop. Governor Kohler pressures for a tighter outlook, demanding transparent needs and a clear link to taxpayer funds, while urging fiscal responsibility.
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University of Wisconsin
Fred
Wisconsin
A. Matt Werner
Board of Regents
Kohler
MacArthur and Eisenhower Meet as Korea War Policy Draws Near
The Presidents elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur held a conference that signals planned decisive action in Korea. The meeting shows Eisenhower can set aside past clashes and work with MacArthur to advance national welfare, a reality Truman finds unsettling as he faced criticism over MacArthur’s approach.
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Wisconsin Governor Hosts Youth Conference in Madison
MADISON The third governor's conference on children and youth is set for April 24 25 in Madison. Gov. Kohler announces a 100 member group of civic leaders and state department heads to review progress addressing Wisconsin youth issues. Dr H Kent Tenney of Madison president of the Wisconsin State Medical Society named general chair.
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H. Kent Tenney
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Congress pressed for softer OPA chief in December 1942
Ten years ago reports say Congress seeks a more lenient wartime price official succeeding Leon Henderson as exchange policy came under fire. December 21 telegraph bans by the War Communications Board cap Christmas messages. Also noted is the completion of payments totaling about 4500 dollars to 43 Swiss and limburger cheese plants.
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Joseph Nogradi Dies at Albany
Joseph Nogradi 72 died at 3 30 this morning at his Albany home after months of heart illness. A native of Romania born 1880 he came to the United States in 1906 and lived in Philadelphia before moving to Chicago in 1917 and then Albany six years ago. He leaves his widow and a brother Frank of Doylestown Pa. Rosary will be at Sharer funeral home with Rev. Andrew Breines. body to be taken to Chicago Saturday morning for services at St Alfonzo Catholic church and burial at St Josephs cemetery.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Sharer Funeral
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John G. Meiszner
St. Alfonzo Cathvale
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Leaves for Holiday in East Liverpool Ohio
Mrs. Elsie Pinnow departs to spend Christmas and the holidays with Mr and Mrs Harley Pinnow in East Liverpool Ohio.
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Elsie Pinnow
Harley Pinnow
East Liverpool
Ohio
Severson Rites Set for W. T. Severson at Blanchardville
William T. Severson 59 a Blanchardville area farmer died yesterday after a lingering illness. Services will be Sunday at 1 30 p m at York Memorial church with Rev Torney officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. He leaves Alma Josephine Jenson his widow two brothers and three sisters. Pallbearers listed. Born November 9 1893 in York Township Green County he was a deacon at York Memorial church.
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Saether
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York Township
Green County
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Ellen Hanson Severson
Jeglum and Meadow
Alma Josephine Jenson
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Ida Steiner
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Larry Swiggum
Harold Jenson
Mt. Horeb
Gerhart Engen
Sever Benson
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County’s 40 8 Unit Presents Freeport Xmas Program
Green County Volture No 1121 of the 40 and 8 American Legion fun and child welfare society staged the annual Christmas program at St. Vincent’s gym in Freeport. About 50 area children attended. Arthur S. Peterson and Dr. T W Reilly chaired the event with Peterson as master of ceremonies. Activities included singing, musical numbers by Mrs. Harvey Maurerman and daughters Judith Ann Shelby Jean Daphne Shirl Brodhead Betty Berniece Weibel Juda played accordion, Graydon Steensrud acrobatics, Gayleen Steensrud tap dancing, and clown tumbling by several youths. Gifts were distributed to children of both institutions.
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St. Vincent’s Gymnasium
Freeport
Arthur S. Peterson
T. W. Reilly
Peterson
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Daphne Shirl
Brodhead
Betty
Berniece Weibel
Juda
Graydon Steensrud
Gayleen Steensrud
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Robert
Leroy Wuetrich
Rudy Kopp
Dean Schwartz
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Saint Vincent’s choir performs at Freeport 40 and 8 event
A quartet from St. Vincent's School sang several numbers during a Freeport 40 and 8 Voiture No. 189 gathering. The event featured a performance by the children as part of holiday festivities.
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St. Vincent’s
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