City Assures Aid In'50 Cheese Day
City officials pledge support for the 1950 Cheese Day with use of public square and surrounding blocks except certain streets. Police power will remain with the city. Chief Schwaiger urged retained controls. D A Crandall asked about procedures for square use and area, while Mayor Buehler confirmed prior use and council cooperation, noting carnivals should be kept off the square.
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Public Square
11Th Street
16Th Avenue
J. H. Schwaiger
D. A. Crandall
Askd Council
F. A. Buehler
Crandall
Foundation Reports Paralysis Case Rise in U S
Basil O'Connor, president of the foundation for infantile paralysis, says polio cases are increasing across the United States. He called an extraordinary trustees session to discuss the shift from sporadic outbreaks to more general spread, noting polio hitting older age groups in 1949.
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Foundation
New York
United States
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
O'Connor
Wisconsin Leads Nation In Dairy Production In 1948
Wisconsin ranked first in dairy herd output producing about 15 billion pounds of milk in 1948, eight percent more than the next state and thirteen percent of the U.S. total. It led in manufacturing dairy products except cream cheese butter and ice cream with cream cheese second and ice cream tenth nationally. Also notes a move of Kenneth Schumacher to Sunnydale cheese factory near Darlington to run the Swiss plant, and a Rhinelander Oneida County superintendent marooned by heavy snow with his wife in Pine Lake home.
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Helen E. Steari
Wisconsin
Kenneth Schumacher
Joan Lynn
South Wayne
Sunnydale
Darlington
Schumacher
Johnson Factory
Rhinelander
Oneida County
Jesse M. Reed
Pine Lake
Mrs Ganshert to Sell South Wayne Home for Chicago Move
Mrs. Frank Ganshert will sell her home in South Wayne and move to Chicago to live with her daughters Mrs. William Bosshardt and Mrs. Albert Bergman.
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South Wayne
Frank Ganshert
Chicago
William Bosshardt
Albert Bergman
Housing unit study urged by mayor at council meeting
Mayor Fr A tsuenier asked city council to study creating a city board to review the need for a public housing authority. He urged concentrating house trailers in a designated area and noted a Madison housing session explaining state and federal programs. The talk covered a 10 percent local grant and state second mortgages on private veteran homes.
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Fr. A.tsuenier
Comel
Madison Jan
Remodeling at Christopher's General Store
Christopher's General Store is being remodeled into a self service store. The interior has been redecorated and a large number of shelves added.
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Albany
Christopher
Chief Requests More Men Increased Police Quarters
City police demand more personnel and larger quarters as Chief J H Schwaiger tells council. He cites sickness and vacations leave only one officer besides the desk man available. He also complains of inadequate locker space and lack of private interview rooms. The annual report cites 7162 parking tickets, 1142 unreturned, 303 auto accidents, 37 injuries, 8 pedestrian injuries, 592 damaged vehicles, 61 impounded, 22 dogs shot, 14400 radio transmissions, 10124 calls, 2931 time inquiries, 70 missing persons, 29 fires, 10513 complaints, 8622 traffic warnings, 22 reckless driving arrests, 59 speeding, 8093 people handled, 39853 squad car miles, 6534 motorcycle miles, 409 Wisconsin driver applications, 95 dances policed. Endorses warrants possibility. Also notes safer rear ride likely for a 33-year-old out-of-town driver between 4 and 5 am Monday.
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J. H. Schwaige
Council
Wisconsin
Schwaiger
Exeter Club Meets Homemakers With Glove Making Lesson
Mrs Lawrence Zweifel and Mrs John Zuber co hosted the Exeter Friendly Neighbors Homemakers club on January 12 at the Zweifel home. Roll call noted Christmas gifts. Lesson on glove making led by Mrs William Lange and Mrs Zuber. Guests included Mrs Roy Bentley. A luncheon followed.
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Exeter Club
Lawrence Zweifel
John Zuber
Exeter Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club
Zweifel
William Lange
Zuber
Roy Bentley
New Glarus
Tri-Town
Frank Schiesser
Herman J. Klassy
Homemakers Club
Tomahawk Teen Dies After Toboggan Crash
Carl Stoke, 17, died at Sacred Heart hospital from injuries in a toboggan crash on a highway near Tomahawk. The vehicle was pulled by a teen when the toboggan slid into an oncoming vehicle Sunday.
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Xgpogganer
Carl Stoke
Sacred Heart Hospital
Stoke
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Leman Disch
Robert Duerst
Wilbert Wenger
Lawrence Huber
Postville
Monticello
Edward Soper
Clarence Itten
Robert Wild
Ambrose Wenger
Mamie Tillema
Tokyo
Four Power Council For
Japan
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White Block
Monroe
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FHA
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