Keeping Machines In Operation Costly
The machine age drives high maintenance costs as plants adopt automatic operations. At Cleveland shows, engineers discuss specialized tools to mechanize upkeep, as 1948 maintenance and repair bills exceed 8% billion. Firms seek faster, cheaper housekeeping to protect profits amid intense competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sam Vawson
New York
Cleveland
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society For the Advancement of Management
James E. Sutherland
MacDonald Barthers
Detroit
Closer Scrutiny of Wisconsin Taxation Debate
The editorial notes the legislative committee’s study of Wisconsin tax policy and warns against deficits in state funding. It argues citizens should demand agencies live within budgeted funds, contrasts federal and state spending, and cautions against state mimicry of federal deficits while urging fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Washington
Formosa policy shifts as Senate hearing looms
A clearer picture of Formosa shows the White House may ease its hands off stance after next week's military leaders' testimony. Public understanding hinges on fuller information of the decision to write off two billion dollars and the reasoning behind any drastic policy moves amid possible communist traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Senate
White House
St Clare Hospital adds to growing medical center in Monroe county
1949 hospital figures highlight patient care statistics and growth tied to the new St Clare addition. Dismissals for patients note evolving techniques yet cite space limits as a factor. Rural Monroe and Green counties prize a prosperous cheese industry and the community’s role as a focal point for medical treatment and hospital care, backed by Sisters of St. Agnes support.
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Nnat
St Clase Hospital
Monroe
Green County
St. Clare
Sisters of St. Agnes
Wisconsin
South Wayne Moves Scheduled for February and March
Mr and Mrs Robert Pahlbuch will move into the Tudgcher house vacated by the Kenneth Schumachers on Feb 1. Harold Gansert will move into the Bruk house vacated by the Matjkuchs. Mr and Mrs Ingwell Peterson east of South Wayne will move into their village home on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Times
Robert Pahlbuch
Tudgcher
Kenneth Schumachers
Harold Gansert
Bruk
Matjkuchs
Ingwell Peterson
Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit Touring Wisconsin Counties
The mobile chest X-ray unit has toured Brooklyn Albany Brodhead and Juda with strong turnout numbers. Ruth Chase reports gratifying organization as 317 at Brooklyn 230 at Albany 235 at Brodhead and awaiting Juda. James Parkins oversees with volunteers aiding at each stop and upcoming sites include Clarno Monticello Jordan Center Postville and Monroe with specific hours and dates listed.
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Brooklyn
Albany
Brodhead
Juda
Ruth Chase
James Parkins
Madison
State Board of Health
Edward Green
Frank Blumer
Orra Compton
Roy King
Kyle M. Miller
George Richardson
Richard Anderson
Dwight Piereginda Juda
Elmer
Rice Lake Men Saved In Truck Crash Leap
Two Rice Lake men leaped from a feed truck moments before it plunged toward an approaching gasoline truck on a steep Wisconsin approach to the interstate bridge over the St Croix River. Richard Anderson suffered a broken leg and helper Joseph Grell fractured a toe.
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BY. Croix Falls
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
St. Croix River
Richard Anderson
Joseph Grell
County Educators To Guide Sessions
Three Monroe and two New Glarus members of the Southern Wisconsin Education association will lead sectional meetings Friday afternoon February 10 when about 2 600 teachers gather in Madison for the association s 59th annual assembly Allan F Barnard Edmund R Anderson and Miss Florence Warnteweiler all of Monroe are slated to head section discussions on music science and rural schools respectively Durward McVey and Russell L Monroe from New Glarus will lead sections on secondary school principals and elementary principals More than 20 sectional meets will be held Illinois senator Paul Douglas and Dr Clifford E Erickson of Michigan State college will be the forenoon speakers at the double general session in the Capital and Orpheum theaters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Glarus
Southern Wisconsin Education Association
Madison
Allan F. Barnard
Edmund R. Anderson
Florence Warnteweiler
Durward McVey
Russell L. Monroe
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Clifford E. Erickson
Michigan State College
Orpheum
Lafayette Jury Pay Raises Voted
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors, in January, approved pay increases for jurors and jury commissioners. Jurors now receive 6 per day and 10 cents a mile for travel, up from 3 per day and six cents a mile, while jury commissioners rise from 4 to 8 per day with travel at 10 cents a mile. Existing rates had stood for 50 years. George E. Alderson noted 1950 bridge aid funds of 16,000 were insufficient to cover two county bridges, one on the state line, the other at Willow Springs, prompting a transfer request from the general fund to county aid bridges.
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South Wayne
Winslow
Willow Springs
Alderson
Walter Gould
Blanchardville
Baker's Book Store Launches Happy Hour Books for Kids
Baker's Book Store adds a Kids section with 80 Play Ideas and Play Alone Fun plus Ten Delightful Parties for year round events. The Playtime Package targets ages four to eight and includes Playtime Kits with invitations, games, sheets, and crayons. A birthday gift option, the series aims to keep children engaged indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker's Book Store
Fund for Emergency Use Not Bridge Repair Highlighted
A local note explains a designated emergency fund will be available for urgent needs but will not cover bridge repairs, signaling a narrowed scope for financial reserves and future projects.
Youthful Speed Trio Terrorizes Milwaukee Streets
Three speed crazed youths in a sleek new automobile sped through Milwaukee streets at up to 90 miles per hour Tuesday night. Two squad cars pursued them as they flashed red lights at intersections and swerved onto a side street.
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Milwaukee
Youths flee after speeding stop in wild block chase
A wild chase began when two youths deserted a patrolman who had halted them for speeding. They walked for half a block before finally outrunning their pursuers.
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Einer R. Halvorson
Woodford
R. J. Colbert
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Ype
Tlo
Follies
United Press
Robert L. Rote
Monroe Badger Athletic Club
Frank Haren
Paulus A. Roth
Richard Gibbons
Wilma E. Stauffacher
Chester A. Korthof
Illinois Central
G. A. Lenz
Orangeville
WRC
P. J. Weirich
Chicago
Borden
Turner Hall
G. F. Sickinger
Darling
J. R.mcdill
Philippines
F. M. Byers
Manila
Gen. Sherman
Robert M. LaFollettet
City
Darlington
Charles Upham
Hackman
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Associated Press
Otha
Wisconsin Ceunty
Bainie" Savance
Pots
EDITO
Mus
Inez Weaver
Clarno
Lichtenwalner
Source
Monticello
Jordan Center
Postville
Lakeshire-Marty
Johnson Areas
Musrorsin Toner and Ligre Company
South Wayne South Wayne
Steven Murphy
Lafayette
Becker's Leader Store
America
Becker’s
Leader Store
Lee's
Lee’s
Lee's Store
Etter’s
Lloyd's of London
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
McCormick-Deering
Kane Farm Equipment
Pillsbury’s Best
Bes
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury Mills
Minneapolis 2
Minnesota
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