February 10 Holiday Planned by Schools
Schools will close February 10 to allow faculty attendance at the Southern Wisconsin organization meeting in Madison. Speakers include Sen Paul Douglas of Illinois and Dr Clifford Erickson of Michigan State College addressing federal aid to education and youth guidance. Over 2,600 teachers are expected, with 40 other speakers in sectional meetings and sessions at Capitol and Orpheum theaters.
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Southern Wisconsin Tron ‘Association
Madison
59Th Assembly
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Clifford E. Erickson
Institute of Counseling, Testing and Guidance
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Douglas
University of Chicago
Congress
Erickson
Capitol
Orpheum
Wisconsin
Michigan Oleo Law Upheld by State Supreme Court
Michigan's 1901 law banning sale of colored oleomargarine was upheld by the state Supreme Court in a unanimous decision. The ruling, from a test case by the Michigan Grocers and Meat Dealers Association, preserves state authority to regulate oleo content despite federal law.
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Iticnigan
State Supreme Court
Oakland County
Michigan Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
City Stadium Builder Clark Dies at 75 in Green Bay
Clark who planned and supervised City stadium construction died Tuesday at age 75. He served as superintendent of buildings and grounds for Green Bay school board 27 years. The 25,000 seat stadium housed all Green Bay home games and used salvaged sandstone from the old high school. Later he was groundskeeper for the Packers at Rockwood lodge.
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Eene Eee
City Stadium
Clark
Board of Education
Green Bay
Sanstone
Packers
Rockwood Lodge
Veteran Booth Editor AWM Stace Dies at 74
Arthur W. Stace longtime Michigan journalist dies of heart ailment in Ann Arbor at 74. Former editor of the Ann Arbor News and director of Booth Newspapers Ann Arbor bureau. Also served as managing editor of the Grand Rapids Press for ten years.
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Mere Mmemory
Arthur W. Stace
Michigan
Stace
Ann Arbor
Booth, Newspapers, Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
Feed Seed Dealer Session Called Here
A feed and seed dealers dinner meeting is set for 6 30 p m Thursday at the Monroe hotel announced by County agricultural agent Myron E Jeglum. Guest speakers will be George M Briggs agronomist and Earl Wade plant pathologist from the college of agriculture. The session will cover weed seed prevention grain and legume supplies dust treatment and plant cleaning mills operation.
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Monroe
Myron E Jeglum
George M. Briggs
Earl Wade
College of Agriculture
Juda Firemen Elect New Officers
L. S. Brown has been re elected fire chief of the Juda volunteer fire department. Other officers include Iv: Amsmeier as assistant chief and S. Coates as treasurer. Times Special notes this leadership slate for the Juda fire company.
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JUDA
L. S. Brown
Amsmeier
S. Coates
Maxcy Furnishings Auction Brings About $20,000
The late Mrs. Isa bel T. Maxcy’s estate sold furnishings in a three day auction led by A. W. Schrage of Milwaukee. The sale total estimated around $20,000 with probate court to finalize accounting. Jewels found later valued near $39,000 were not included in the sale. Two wills tied to the estate have sparked a court battle no decision announced.
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Isabel T. Maxcy
A. W. Schrage
Milwaukee
Maxcy
Night Classes Draw Well at Albany High
Night classes at Albany High School draw strong enrollment for the 20th annual program led by Victor A. Elmer Smith Hughes agricultural teacher. Fifteen courses will run through April 18 focusing on soil and crop improvement. more enrollees expected.
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Seewnaeag
Yeoyrevenney
Noe Ted
Victor A. Elmer
Smith - Hughes
Emer
Miss Losey Dies in Janesville Home at 75
Josephine Losey 75 longtime Brodhead resident died at 8:15 a m yesterday at the Janesville home of her sister Mrs James Bovie She had spent winters in Janesville and had been ill for years Born June 15 1874 in Hackettstown N J she lived most of her life in Brodhead Surviving are four sisters Mrs Bovie Mrs Lillian McCready Brodhead Mrs August Dinse Albany and Mrs Sam Pinnow Swansville Preceded by three brothers Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Newcomber funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery Rev J C Robertson Congregational church will officiate Friends may call this evening at the funeral home
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Bovie
Lillian McCready
Brodhead
August
Dinse
Albany
Sam Pinnow
Swansville
Jake
George
Frank Losey
Newcomber Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
J. C. Robertson
Planning Agency Merger Suggested
A legislative council subcommittee favored consolidating three state agencies within the Department of Planning Service in the executive office. The State Planning Board Architect and Engineer would join the service. The committee also backed creating a State Department of Administrative Services housing the bureau of purchases building maintenance mail and messenger services and related activities under the governor.
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Smallsouu
Department of Planning Service
Legislative Council
State Planning Board
State Department of Administrative Services
Bureau of
Oklahoma Students Protest With Cross Burn Outside Address
Students shouted their protest as they burned a 15 foot cross outside the building hosting Allan Shaw's address at Hillel house. The demonstration, organized by the civil rights committee, followed an alleged assault on reporter Glenn Wilson after he left to file a story.
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Sresseenes
Oklahoma
Communist Party Chairman of
Allan Shaw
Hillel House
Civil Rights Committee
Glenn Wilson
Oklahoma City Daily
Oklahoman
Michigan Police Radio Shift To Cost 25 000
East Lansing authorities report a federal radio wavelength shift will require Michigan state police to spend between 25 000 and 30 000 on equipment changes. Sgt. William Bouck said the change was anticipated and included in the current budget. The FCC set a July 1 effective date. The move will not alter coverage or range of the police network. The United States has more than 2 000 000 acres of irrigated pasture.
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Schweers
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
U. S. Soils Conservation Service
R. H. Musser
General Musser
SCS
Musser
Michigan
William Bouck
FCC
Bouck
United States
Marian Martin Pattern 9482 for Apron with Tick-trim
Marian Martin pattern 9482 offers a cheerful apron with tick rack trim and large pockets for practical coverage. Available in sizes medium to extra large with nonskid straps, 35 inch length, complete illustrated instructions, mailed for 25 cents to The Times Pattern Dept New York.
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Neve
Marian Martin
Tare
The
Times Pattern Dept
West 8Th Street
New York
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Calabresa
J. B. Scherer
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