Green County approves 1947 budget and four levy resolutions
The Green County Board adopts the 1947 budget excluding certain state and county charges and levies, approving Resolution No. 1 for forestry state taxes and loans, No. 2 for county superintendent salary, No. 3 for bridge aid, and No. 4 for all other expenses. The board adjourns to February.
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Unclear Game Scores Across Teams
Fragmentary scores show Christian 55 Butler 59 Canterbury 54 Michigan State 52 Wayne 25. The text lacks context, dates, locations, or competition names to define the event or outcome.
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Davis Cup Sweep for Yank Neffers
In Melbourne the United States clinched the Davis Cup with wins by Jack Kramer over John Bromwich in straight sets 8-6 6-4 6-4 and Gardnar Mulloy over Dinny Pails 6-3 6-3 6-4. The five-match challenge round began last Thursday and the Americans lost only one prior match.
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Record-setting 5-0 Challenge Round Highlight
Two sets showcased superb play and set a mark nations may not match for years. It marked the first time since 1935 Britain blanked the United States that the challenge round ended 5-0. Try Times Want Ads.
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