Wisconsin Counties Cut Levies Despite State Aid Shifts
A Wisconsin survey shows most counties outside Milwaukee raised budgets for 1950, with total levies outside Milwaukee at 43.62 million while Milwaukee's rose to 21.94 million. Surplus funds, amounting to about 2.5 million in 28 counties, helped reduce levies. several counties reported tax cuts, and nine counties increased levies by more than 100 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windown
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Maukee
Dane County
Brown
Calumet
Columbia
Douglas
Eau Claire
Green Lake
Iowa
Jackson
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Marquette
Oconto
Outagamie
Ozaukee
Pepin
Polk
Price
Racine
Richland
Rock
Sauk
Trempealeau
Vernon
Vilas
Waukesha
Winnebago
Sheboygan
Dodge
Bar- Ton
Portage
Buffalo
Mara
la Crosse
Washington
Wood
Brain tissue tests claim brain survival after death
New York report to the AAAS asserts that brain tissues from babies, including an unborn three month fetus, remained viable in test tubes at the University of Pennsylvania medical school. The tissues came from natural deaths and suggest continued artificial cultivation possible for months in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Browntown Christmas Guests and Local News
Browntown residents share holiday visits as Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Soddy host in Davenport and many others celebrate Christmas across Monroe Madison and Wisconsin. Families including the Bechtolts, Foulkers, Tomlinsons and Soddys feature in yuletide gatherings. Mrs. Crago and others plan return trips and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Soddy
Davenport
Ervin Soddy
Evin Soddys
Vivian
Soddy
Chard
Donald Goodman
Erwin Weckerly
Walter Rufenacht
Lockland Air Base
San Antonio
Tex
Cheyenne
Wyo
Iva
E. Leah Tomlingon
Farmer East
LeRoy Crago
Mmes
John Williams
Jasper An James
Monroe
Oscar Nybroten
Ronald
Dorothea
Sylvia Whitehead
Freeport
Elwin Maddrell
Ben Maddrell
North Carolina
Kansas City
Marvin Stauffacher
Madison
Herbert Flannery
Year of uneasy peace ends with world watching Reds
In 1949 the world saw a year of maneuvers toward war as the United States kept strategic edges from the atomic era while communism expanded in Asia and Europe. China fell to communists, Asia and eastern Europe came under their control, and the West faced Berlin airlifts and a divided Germany. The Atlantic pact and Marshall Plan strengthened western cohesion as the UN failed to gain atomic control. The year closed with the cold war unresolved and tensions high.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
U. S
Truman
Russia
China
Asia
Europe
Western Europe
West
Mar
Shal Tito
Stalin
Tito
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
United Nations
Kendall, Former Rotary Aide, Dies at 64
H C Kendall 64 advertising manager of the Rotarian magazine for 12 years died in a Rockford hospital after a long illness. He served at Rotary International's magazine from 1931 to 1943 and later joined the Rockford Morning Star advertising staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asvemavis Va — Saat Veg Vayde Kendall
Rockford
Kendall
Rotary International
The
Rockford Morning Star
Monticello Socials and Christmas Guests List
Monticello residents hosted and visited over Christmas and New Year with numerous gatherings. Families from Albany, Monroe, New Glarus and Madison attended dinners, church events, and school programs while travelers from Ripon and Verona joined relatives in varied holiday visits. Prof. Ogg of Wisconsin was honored at a New York dinner for his 25 years as editor of the American Political Science Association publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Voegels
Caroline
Richard
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Jake Schuler
Dayton
Fredwin
Warren
Inl
Barbara Rhyner
Luther Lemon
Yolanda Richards
Ronda
Rolanda
J. Plmer
Monroe
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Casper Hammerly
Fred Hammerly
William Spring
Clarence Elmer Jr
William Page
Lawrence Kar Jen
Smiley
Delores Stephenson
Kariens
Fred Trumpy
Jacob Trumpy
Albany
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Ed Weber
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Helga Nicholls
Paul McQuillan
Arena
Elmer Duerst
Ripon
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Duersts
William Pagel
Dorothy
Wallace P. Barlow
Buz
Richard Retrum
Blanchardville
Fred Zurfluh
Willis Spring
William Argyle
Lawrence Sarlen
Robert Streiff
F. W. Voegels
Kewanee
Ill
Alvin Streiff
Bonnie
Donna Estervig
Madison
Mrs. Baltz Hoesly
David Bowes
Herman Kubly
Eugene
Ralph Kubly
Carol
Tommy
Abraham Kubly
Harold J. Blum
John G. Blum
Herbert Meiers
Verona
Allan Riese
Oregon
Ivan
Raymond Schenk
Anna Francis
Janesville
Albert Knobel
Knobel
Bernard Dooley
Karen
Susan
Clarny
Gay Milham
Clark Dooley
Peggy
Roger
Joey
Pleasant
Fred Escher
Shirley
Billy
Herman Wahler
Argyle
Edmund
James
John Dooley
Frank Clapper
Michael
Arthur Studers
Fred Studer
Esther Brink
Bill Arnold
Walter’ Brink
Elizabeth
Donald
Vernon
Dave Brinks
Brink
Jacob Legler
Harris Babler
Jill_Ann
Marijane
Marshfield
Ogg
New York
Frederic A. Ogg
University of Wisconsin
American Political Science Association
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Browntown
Colonial Country Club
Fort Worth
West Coast
Hogan
California
H.C. Kendall
Rotary
Kathryn van Matre
Frank Coryeil
Monticello
Harris
Willis Babler
Henry E. Bablers
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Henry Babler
Herman Schlittler
Ed — Schlittler
Walter
Anton Hefty
Carl Schlittler
Edward Marty
Walter Brink
Robert Kingdon
Judith
Bobby
Elizabeth Rolph
John Christen
Henry Duerst
Raymond Zumkehr
Madison; Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Zumkehr
Fred Blum
Engi
Canton Glarus
Switztland
Forrest Siraphs
Ray Blum
Diane
Duerst
Walter Duerst
Frederick Steinmann
Barbara Lynn
Miswaukee
F. H. Steinmann
Willard Hefty
Middleton Beach
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Boop
Tingle Farm
Gund Hopewell Farm
Stockton
Lena
U.S
Ferguson
Oliver Grain
John Tingle
Teeter and Son
Hawley Crowe
Agar
Calif
Anderwood
Swift
Hamburgers
Salerne Saltines
Hare
Plain Queen Olives
Zine
Glendale Club
naTco
Ricky
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