Smith Urges Limited Aid to Formosa Policy Debate
Rep Lawrence Smith of Racine argues against sending American armed forces to Formosa, while favoring nonmilitary aid to Chinese nationalist forces to halt communism. He aligns with Hoover and Taft against recognizing the communist regime and criticizes State Department policies as hindering recovery from World War II. Public construction in Wisconsin for the first nine months of 1949 rose to 73.7 million, up from 69.3 million in 1948, with residential and educational projects leading.
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Iny Micnara
Powers Weshingen
Lawrence Smith
Racine
Republican
Formosa
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Taft
Ohio
Far East
State Department
China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pacific
Wisconsin
General Services Adminstration
Twin Grove News Notes from Mrs Beightol and neighbors
Mr and Mrs Weaver Seyler and family visited relatives at Seward Illinois recently. Mr and Mrs J H Beightol spent New Year’s Day in Madison with C W Teckler and family and E C Barton. Oscar Walters visited his sister Gertrude Melvin Monroe. Herman Boll and family of New Glarus spent Monday with Albert Boll and Herbert Boll families. Glen Chambers and daughter Patricia of Be ll visited with Floyd Chambers. Harold Hinzelton William Hinzelman and Frank Hinzelman and son Kurt of Monroe visited Herbert Bell. Lewis Shelton resumes school attendance.
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Seward
Ill
J. H. Beightol
Madin
C. W. Teckler
E. C. Barton
J.C. Krad
Fern .Mears
Mes
J. Emrick
Oscar Walters
Gertrude Melvin
Monroe
Herman Boll
New Glarus
Albert Boll
Herbert Boll
Glen Chambers
Patricia
Bell
Floyd Chambers
Harold Hinzelton
William Hinzelman
Frank Hinzelman
Kurt, Monroe
Herbert Bell
Lewis Shelton
H. A. Walters
Madison
Edward Stone
Washington, D. C
John Baebler Jr
Marianne Elmer
Motroe
Harvey Blum
Laurence Blum
Thomas Brusveen
Florence Loveland
Walter Ott
Kermit Fiels
Allie’ Howard
Henry Schuler Sr
Dayton
John G. Blum
Fred A. Blum
Dwight Zweifel
Fred Roethlisberger
Chicago
Appolonia Zweifel
J.P
Erwin Maitland Land
John McIntyre
Gene Edson
Poplar Grove
Bessie Youngreen
Matt Zentner
Wallace P. Barlow
Buz
W. L. Zweitel
William Page
William Pagel
Frank Pagel
Albany
Virginia Elmer
Elmhurst
William Spring
Clarence Elmer Jr
Ellen Soper
Postville
Darold Bleiler
Lester| Bleiler
John Elmer
Virginia
Elmer
W. D. Elmer
Kenneth John
Patteville
Robert Holcomb Jr
Freeport
Dorothy Pagel
C. M. Stauffer
Alvin Olts
Anton Hefty
Henry C. Elmer
Susanna Elmer
Jake Elmer
Jacob Voegeli
Wilbert “Marty
Columbus
Albert Marty
Willis Babler
Henry Sipple
R. A. Woodruff
Sun Prairie
E.W. Marty
Buddy Marty
J. J. Voegels
Jake Schilt
Mendota
Waldo Dick
Joane
Norman KaVool
Elkhorn
Robert Wild
He Man Blum
Fred Blum
Lydia Voegelin
Mary Ann Riese
Oregon
Dick Stauffacher
Baraboo
Conrad Stauffacher
Paper leader Johnson dies at 58 in Rochester hospital
Rhinelander Wisconsin obituary notes Johnson plant manager and chief engineer of Rhinelander Paper Co since 1934 died yesterday after an operation a week earlier at a Rochester Minnesota hospital. Well known in state paper making and Masonric circles.
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Rhinelander
Stub
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Madison Visits
Monticello residents hosted a flurry of weekend guests and relatives from Madison, New Glarus, Monroe, Verona, Portage, and Chicago. The gatherings featured weddings, dinners, bridge club events, and farewell parties as family and friends traveled to and from Madison, Monroe, and surrounding towns.
Sir Willmott Lewis Dies at 72 in Wales born reporter
Sir Willmott Lewis, famed as Britain's unofficial ambassador to Washington, died yesterday at age 72 from a heart attack. Welsh-born newspaperman and former London Times correspondent retired two years ago after 21 years in American reporting. DEFIES COURT EDICT Milwaukee attorney Leonard Bursten says Moritz M Zenott will press his suit for half interest in a Stevens Point radio station despite rulings. A Madison federal court previously dismissed a similar action and held Zenoff should not renew the case in this or any court.
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Mrasuimgion Srement Limott Harsant Lewis
Britain
Washington
London Times
America
Milwaukee
Leonard Bursten
Moritz M. Zenott
Stevens Point
Madison
Zenoff
Army Engineers Review Wisconsin Sites for Air Force Academy
Wisconsin sites weighed for a proposed air force academy. Inspectors favored Milwaukee county locations near West Bend and Holy Hill, and a Geneva lake site. A Green Lake south shore site will receive aerial survey later. Final recommendations will narrow to six to ten sites nationwide for final selection.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Air Force Academy
Clarence J. Muth
Association of Commerce Air, Service Bureau
Green Lake
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee County
West Bend
Holy Hill
Geneva
Theer
Lake Geneva
United States
New Lake Reservoir Urged for Milwaukee
Herbert Moore, hydraulic and sanitary engineer, urged Milwaukee to consider a 20 mile by 1.5 mile artificial reservoir along the Lake Michigan shore from Racine through Kenosha to the state line. The lake would cover about 20 000 square acres and be filled by pumped Lake Michigan water to supply the region.
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Nee Wen Enenanrns
Racine
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Herbert Moore
Zeidler
Moore
Lake Michigan
Kenosha County
State Line
Nash Plans $1000 Car For Strong Demand
New York Nash Motors will build an automobile to sell for 1000 dollars or less if demand supports it. The small car would be 12 feet 1 inch long with an 84 inch wheelbase and use low horsepower foreign engines. President George W. Mason said Nash is not currently equipped to build the car and could not fit it into production for at least a year.
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New York
Nash Motors
George W. Mason
Nash
Brannan to speak and debate at Milwaukee venues
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan will address the public at the YMCA at noon Monday in Milwaukee and later debate economist Raymond Moley at the Vocational School auditorium on the topic Are economic subsidies sound.
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Brannan
Milwaukee
YMCA
Raymond ,Moley
Washington, D. C
Mt Olive Lutheran and area church notices
Mt Olive Lutheran Church at 821 13th Avenue led by Rev R F Bittorf offers Sunday service with holy communion at 10 30 am and Sunday school at 9 30 am The annual meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm A NEW APOSTOLIC service is at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am and service at 7 30 pm plus a midweek at 8 pm Wednesday St John s Evangelical and Reformed observes Epiphany with Sunday school 9 30 am worship at 10 45 am Youth fellowship suspended until Jan 15 Church council Monday 8 pm Brotherhood Tuesday 8 pm Confirmation class tomorrow Rev Paul C Keble Christian Twin Grove Bible school at 10 am followed by Lord s Supper and worship at 11 am Rev Howard Cowan pastor Methodist Monroe led by Rev Ralph Ko roed church school 9 30 am worship 10 40 am sermon Our Faith in The Bible Junior high Youth Fellowship 4 pm Senior youth 7 pm Young adult at Lyle Rodgers 802 17th Ave 8 pm Tonight women s society 8 pm with Mrs A R Henry theme Behind the Flags at the U N Official board and fall church school workers meet 7 30 pm Monday Rev W Ross Conner Rev Fred Smith and Miss Fern Scribner guest discussion leaders for program study and plan Ralph Kofoed pastor Worship 9 am Sunday school 10 am South Wayne worship 9 30 am)
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Howare L Orians
Fairfield
Clarence E.kimmel
Monticello Zwingli Evangelical
Washington Reformed
Grace Lutheranship
RSAI
MacMartin
Postville Memorial
Girls Missionary Society
En’s Missionary Society
Sas
Will
Fartwig
William Geigel
United Nations
New York
A.S. Peterson
Children of the Church
Newell Mendenhall
Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed
Peace Church Council
St. Paul’s
William Helweg
Walter H. Waeckerle
MT. Olive Lutheran Church
13Th Avenue
R. F. Bittorf
Mt. Olive
ST. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Church Council
Brotherhood
Paul C. Keble
Methodist
Monroe
Ralph K. Koroed
Lyle Rodgers
17Th Avenue
Woman’s Society
A. R. Henry
U. N
W. Ross Conner
Fred Smith
Fern Scribner
Ralph. Kofoed
South Wayne
Annual Meeting Notice for Judo and Community Fire Association
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Judo and Community Fire Association will be held at the station on Wednesday January 11 1950 at 1 30 p.m.
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The
Judo and Community Fire Association
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