Lake Coal Docks Report Runing Low Across Lake Michigan
Lake coal docks along the west shore from Manistique Michigan to Waukegan Illinois are running out of certain coal sizes. ROC P Botsch, bureau president, says shortages in Wisconsin could be met by rail shipments of over 1,000,000 tons this burning season and urges immediate full mine production to avert factory shutdowns and hardships, with cheese and milk plants among first affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami Waukee
Vver Gok
Lake Michigan
Aspen
Coasin
Truman
Roc P. Botsch
Bureau
Wisconsin
Botsch
West Lake Shore
Manistique, Mich
Waukegan, IL
South Wayne and area social notes
Mrs. Harry T Maddrell and Mr and Mrs Victor Wampler and family near South Wayne returned from a three visit to St Petersburg. Kesslers in Sunflower Kansas for a week with her sister and brother in law. Mrs Dermont of Milwaukee visiting Miss Marjorie Andre. Anders of Freeport visited his mother Mrs Brennen in South Wayne. Wednesday evening guests at Paul Lawrence home included Arthur Olson Charles Chapman Rose Mary Mitchell and Jerald Peterson. cards were played. Mrs William Meier hosted lunch for 15 women at her home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wampler
Near South Wayne
St. Petersburg
Ernest Kessler
Sunflower
Kan
Tay
B. “Dermont
Milwaukee
Marjorie Andre
Kesslers
Kansas
Robert Anders
Freeport
Mary
Brennen
South Jayne
Paul Lawrence
Mmes
Arthur Olson
Charles Chapman
Rose Mary Mitchell
Jerald Peterson
William Meier
Exhibition delayed for 75th birthday figure skating show
Charles S. Johnson plans a birthday exhibition but was confined to the hospital on his 70th birthday Sunday and could not see the ice skating display he had arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Charles S. Johnson
Paper Group Elects President and Secretary in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Paper group has elected Ernest Draheim of Daniels Manufacturing Co Rhinelander as president and named the secretary and sales manager of Daniels Manufacturing Co Rhinelander in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Group
Menasha —Up
Wisconsin Paper Group
Ernest Draheim
Daniels Manufacturing Co
Rhinelander
Decatur Club Plans Indian Program Costume Change
The Decatur women’s club asked the recreation department if it had the type of costume a tribal brave wore in a dance. The department said yes but questioned who would wear it. Officials explained that a brave wore a breech cloth moccasins and beads, suggesting the club might prefer only squaws. The club then chose beaded skirts and blouses for their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
UW to Graduate 1 280 in Midyear
The University of Wisconsin plans midyear graduations for 1,280 students, the largest midyear loss in state history, with 1,617 total degrees including 238 master’s, 47 PhD, and 52 law degrees. State residents and veterans dominate the class, with men comprising the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicin —Org
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Indian Sentencing Delayed in Slaying Case
Indian ex convict Smith awaits a life-term decision after Circuit Judge E M Duquaine postpones sentencing to review defense claims alleging jury instruction errors. Kenneth Devroy, 27, was killed in a pistol practice scene. his brother John Devroy, 18, was wounded.
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Opsveotel Smith
Kenneth Devroy
E. M. Duquaine
William Duffy
Devroy
John Devroy
Keneth
McCloy vows swift action against Bonn extremists
Washington says High Commissioner John J. McCloy warns Western Germany risks a nationalist revival led by extremists, with potential Soviet ties. He asserts the US Britain and France retain ample power to intervene and deny concessions if the Bonn regime falters, pledging swift measures if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. McCloy
Germany
McCloy
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Bonn
Orangeville Social News Roundup
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend guests in Orangeville and nearby towns. Families from Juda Freeport Stockton Rockford and Lena attend gatherings at several homes including the Dinges, Folgate, and Frautschy households. Multiple relatives travel to Madison Philadelphia and Dodgeville. hospital updates note J G Cahoon at Freeport Deaconess and Carl Wirsing’s return to Freeport hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brunkow
Juda
Ransom L. Dinges
Maude Askey
Freeport
Florence Newmiller
Pearl City
Otto Folgate
J. G. Cahoon
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Albert Steffes
Stockton
Melvin Lafferty
James Boyer
Lyle Rinehart
Gerry
Russell Carter
Verl Boyer
William Watson
Irving Elliott
Earl W. Elliott
Dodgeville
Carl Wirsing
Freeport Hospital
Frustration Over Coal Sittings At Center Street Mill
Mrs. Margar et Kneiss testified in district court that coal accumulations behind her home came from Center Street Fuel Co. Health and police departments failed to resolve the issue. Elmer H. Kelling, company president, admitted fault and ordered drivers instructed. Judge Harvey L. Neelen fined the firm $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Margaret Kneiss
Center Street Fuel Co
Health Department
Kneiss
Elmer H. Kelling
Harvey L. Neelen
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Lake
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Dearth Motor Sales
Dodge - Plymouth
Monroe, Wis
Decatur Club
Freezer
KVP
Bauman
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
R. B. Titman
Nancy
Arthur Wheeland
Wilmer A. Palmer
Glen Bolender
M. W. Moore
Sue
Madison
Bonnie Bolender
June Dietmeier
Rockford
C. W. Frautschy
Donald Bennett
Crown Point
Ind
Ray Frautschy
Sycamore
Illner
Wil Tuscon
Ariz
E H. Donner
Lena
Emma Frautschy
Valeria Frautschy
Clarence Herbert
Clarno
Vernon C. Bender
Oscar Babler
Magnolia, O
James Chilton
Leslie Moore
Durand
John Cline
Fred Babber
Neral
Clarence Wenger
Jessie Ruthe
Fern Holloway
Holloway
William Ruthe
Kenneth Kting
Eva Daughenbaugh
Merrill Ortmeier
B. Fahr
Philadelphia
Board of Education of
Peoria
Ben Davis
Phoenix
Nellie Tillery
Aberdeen
S. D
Stanley Heiler
Magnolia
Association of Fair Presidents
R. W. Prien
First National Bank
Box Spring
Mattress and Spring
Heavy
Kenses Alfelfo Dekoto Alfalfa Montane Alftclfo
Mammoth
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op Warehouse Co
Jacquard
Axminster
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