Illinois routs UCLA 45 14 in Rose Bowl clash
Illinois shattered UCLA with a 45-14 Rose Bowl victory as the Illini offense rolled through for three second-quarter touchdowns and three more in the final period. Horsch returned a 103-yard kickoff for UCLA’s longest score, Ernie Case connected on 11 of 24 passes, and 93,083 fans watched in Pasadena amid a bowl lineup featuring Georgia, Oklahoma and Hawaii.
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Rose
Horsch
Bruins
Bruin
Ernie Case
Panda
UCLA
Case Jaresovsk
Case
Iilini
New York
Ilinois
Pasadena
Georgia
Rice
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Delaware
Blanchardville Residents Travel and Local Marital News
Blanchardville residents visit relatives in Madison and Milwaukee during holidays. Reports include relatives returning from Minneapolis, a patrolman candidate Bill Smith from Milwaukee police, and a birth at Madison General Hospital. Notices mention Miss Mary Alice Meyer marrying Robert T. Stone in Los Angeles and other local visits across Wisconsin.
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H. J. Erickson
Madison
Patsy Kurth
Amos Emerson
Minneapolis
George Schneider
Elizabeth Wilkey
Paul McGettigan
Darlington
Carlton Chandler
Carl
Mirs Chandler
Reginald Waldo
Neenah
Carla
Robert
Joan Thompson
Richard Haldiman
Milwaukee
Garfield Colden
Lewis Colden
Thompson
Lyle Steiner
Wiles
William Smith Sr
Bill
Marine Corps
Pacific Area
Ercel Skaife
Milton Skaife
Vicki
Earl Skaife
Clarence Biddick Semes
Livingston
Jean Watson
R. N
Steven Lincoln
E. Barber
Madison General Hospital
Ethel Richardson
Elkhorn
Mary Gratz
O. R. Olson
Portage
Amos Waage
Routoul
Til
Argyle
Charles Phillipson
Sioux City
Albert Hanson
Sherman Leseth
Chicago
John Gilbertson
John C. Erb
New Glarus
Earl Erickson
Mary Alice Meyer
R. J. Meyer
Blanchardville
Robert T. Stone
Prescott
Ariz
St. Vincent’s Church
Los Angeles
James Farmer
Monroe
Meat price surge dominates 1946 food year
In 1946 meat seized national attention as ceilings lifted and prices soared to record highs. Cattle hogs and lambs hit new peaks while production fluctuated, driving consumer demand, price controls, and eventual decontrol. The year closed with persistent high costs and cautious forecasts for 1947 amid farm and consumer tensions.
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Chicago
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
BAE
Medic Society Truce On Insurance Sought
The Milwaukee county Medical Society voted unanimously to offer compromise proposals to the Wisconsin Medical Society in the dispute over prepaid surgical care. One plan suggested two compromise options and a second urged complete abandonment of secession. If the state group did not respond within 10 days, the county society would continue operating surgical care until it could be transferred to a non profit corporation.
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Amwauk
Medical Society of
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin Medical Society
County Board Advisory Committee Backs Slow Highway Aid Plan
County Board Group Advisory Committee announces it will not seek higher state aid for highways, teachers, or schools this session. After an all day legislative program, the group will “go slow” on teacher and school aid until other demands are reviewed. A J Thelen, secretary, notes highway aid increases could hinder the state construction and maintenance program.
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Ty Boards Association
A. J. Thelen
Association
Detroit Seeks Federal View On Pipeline Project
The city of Detroit and Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co ask the Federal Power Commission in Washington to approve a new Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline to run to Michigan. A copy of the petition was issued to James W. Williamson, chief counsel for the Michigan Public Service Commission, who released it last night. The report notes a contrast between the bitterness of olives and their world status as a leading fruit. Honolulu lies 2,090 nautical miles west of San Francisco and 3,394 miles east of Yokohama.
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Doyle Thomas
Marie
Greenwood
Broadus Paris
Urban Requartte
Schaller
Hahn
William Hahn
James Dooley
Monticello
San Francisco
G. E. Dixon
Charles Murphy
West Allis
Freeport
Thomas Pfisterer
Manning —Yry
Michigan- Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Michigan
Federal Power Commission
Washington
City of Detroit and Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
James W. Williamson
Michigan Public Service Commission
Honolulu
Yokahoma
Badgers Beat Illini In Big 9 Opener On 53 To 47 Victory
Wisconsin wins their 1947 Big 9 opener at Madison, defeating Illinois 53 to 47. Bob Cook scores 20 points as Wisconsin joins Illinois at five wins and two losses non conference, with Ed Mills and Glen Selbo aiding in the late surge to clinch the win. The Badgers meet Iowa City next as Ohio State, Minnesota, Michigan follow this weekend schedule.
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Wisconsin
Ilinois
Madison
Illini
Badgers
Illinois
Minnesota
Badger
Bob Cook
Glen Selbo
Ed Mills
Andy Phillip
Tivity
Iowa City
Columbus
Ann Arbor
Ohio State
Michigan
Northwestern
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Schools
A diverse set of college basketball results shows City College of New York edging its foe 55 to 52 while Southern California leads Canisius 60 to 51. Temple and Wyoming post midgame gaps, plus Brigham Young Utah and LaSalle register narrow wins. The slate also mentions Wisconsin over Illinois 53 to 47 and NC State 53 over Akron 40. A fragment notes Emporia State and Wichita State scores and other regional results. A stray culinary line on waffle batter with apples appears in the text.
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City College New York
Southern California
Canisius
Temple
Wyoming
Oo Methodist
Buffalo Fells Island
Brigham Young
Utah
LaSalle
Wisconsin
Illinois
Toledo
Yale
North Carolina State
Akron
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Young
Rykovich
Murderous
Ucla Bruins
Gnaw Rose
Buddy
Julie
Ilini
Army
Bert la Brucherie
The
Ica
Charley Trippin
North Carolina
Charlie Justice
Bulldogs
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Clyde LeForce
Tulsa
St. Mary's
Cigar
Rollins
Sun—Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Maryville
Harbor
New Mexico
Montana State
Vulcean
Tennessee State
Louisville Municipal
Cattle
Arkansas A. & M
Bane
Flower
Delaware State
Florida Normal
San Jose State
Utah State
Will Rogers
Pepperdine
Nebraska Wesleyan
Coconut
Bethene-Cookman
Columbia A. C
Prairie View
Lincoln
University of Illinois
W. F. McGuigan
Spotlight
Bureau
Corn Belt
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Elsie Libby
Kent
Susan Cain
Evansville
S. L. Cain
Frank Wall
Long Island
Lester Kirkpatrick
Grand Rapids
Nellie
Wood
Dale Jackson
Merton Mattison
Marquette
B. A. Tucker
Dousman
F. A. Tucker
Oak Park
Lyell Ranous
Evanston
Roger Moore
I. T. Harstad
Irene Scory
Eau Claire
W. E. Shipley
M. J. Miller
Boscobel
Rex Karney
James Karney
Laura Karney
Oscar Peterson
Marty Ann
Kathleen Peterson
Washington, D. C
Jesse Eckert
Woodstock
Peterson
Joseph Derning
John P. Derning
Delos Johnson
Fort Sheridan
Joseph Johnson
Margaret Fisher
Detroit
Dwight
Mary Jo Condon
M. J. Condon
Mary Belle Rossiter
Kjelland
Thomas Kelly
Ann Olmstead
Ralph Boss
Victor Zimmerman
Marjorie Bliss
Mineral Point
Ralph Schwartz
Mary Buss
St. Paul's’ Church
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Cain
William Gurske
Charles Nyman
A. E Taylor
B. H. Roderick
Herbert Schenkus
W. W Lawyer
Stanley Steele
Cincinnati
Knut Guelson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
R. C. Broughton
Orrin Arnold
Stockton
Roy Arnold
C. R. Olmstead
Janesville
Carl Thortenson
Delavan
Hannah Olmstead
Orfordville
Clara Hunder
Shaler
Bowen Stair
Highand Park
Wilbert Murphy
Orville Erickson
Charlotte Thompson
Frank Surprise
Charlotte
Mary Preston
Helgren
Waukegan
Floyd’ Blizzard
Emily Burns
Ralph Jensen
Edgerton
Marjie Mason
Wisconsi General Hospital
Jane Mason
Flint
Mich
C. R. Mason
Albert Losey
J. E. Losey
U.S
Carl Russ
Huey Keeney
Tennessee
Miami
Fla
Medic Society
Lanz Farm
Juda
Twin Grove
Poland
China
Farrow
F. L. Buchschacher
Audt
Alvin C. Schmid
J. B. Heeren
Richelieu
Ae Finance Corp
Wis
Goetz Theatre
J. E. Hoag
Mer. Frisch
Mgr
W. H. M. Bayne
Dodgeville
R. J. Telford
Hoesly and
Barton. Reps
Avon
Durand
Beloit
McCormick-Deering
Horris Chalmers
John Deere
John Deere Hammer Mill
Ladies of Avon Community Church
Col
F. L. Buehsehacher
N. Swartz
AL Keller
Ask Pipeline Rehe
Gail Russell
Claire Trevor Ann Ovorak
Adolphe Menjou Bach
Gar
Jane Wyatt
Billie Burke
Tarzen and the
Leopards Women
Andy Clyde
Ots
Jim
South Dakota State
West Texas State
Dakota Wesleyan
Drury
College of Emporia
Emporia State
Wichita
Werrensburg Teachers
Phillips
Eastern Kentucky
Ee (Ky
Creighton
Norton & Schneider Firestone
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