Monroe Sharpies Grasp Eighth Straight In Lopsided Win
Monroe defeats Richland Center 58 to 23 in a slow paced game. Dick Wainwright led scoring with 15 points and Gene Mason added 11 as Monroe improves to an eight game win streak.
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Monroe Sharpies
Sting
Richland Center
Harpers
Dick Wainwright
Gene Mason
Wainwright
Monroe
Wieser
Kundert
Sharp
Sharpies
Hornets
Noto
Matersdort
Cael
Mariongal
Fitzgibbons
Madison
Kinderhook High Wins Narrow Upset Over Griggsville
Kinderhook high school trailed Griggsville by one point as Lorrayne Fantz was kicked by a cow during a milking incident and had to withdraw. His twin brother scored a last second basket to give Kinderhook a 31 to 29 victory.
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Kinderhook
Til
Kinderhook High School
Lorrayne Fantz
Griggsville
Lorrayne
MacMitchell Back In Form as Chief U.S. Mile Threat
MacMitchell, the former New York University miler, is hailed as the top U.S. mile threat after winning the Philadelphia Inquirer mile in Convention Hall. He clocked 4 minutes 14.1 seconds to beat Tom Quinn, Forest Elaw, Bill McGuire, and Milton Padway as the Millrose Games loomed. Walter Mehl of Wisconsin finished fifth in the mile.
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Philadelphia
Tall
Leslie MacMitchell
Armmaker
Millrose A
Lead Square Garden
New York University
Navy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Convention Hall
MacMitchell
Tom Quinn
Michigan Normal
New York A. C
Durable Forest Elaw
Stillwater
Okla
Bill McGuire
Milton Padway
University of Wisconsin
Richard Gansien
Shore A. C
Long Branch
N. J
Howard Jensen
Walter Mehl
Monroe Common Council backs veterans housing and March of Dimes
The January 23 1946 meeting authorized a March of Dimes tag day on January 26 and approved pursuing federal housing aid for veterans of World War Two. The council adopted a resolution to contact the Federal Housing Administration and negotiate housing aid while the city commits funds for temporary veterans housing.
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Ee Oe Coe
Wisconsin
Buehler
National Foundation
Techudy
Esakenee Vane Boon
Tschudy
Venson and
Meythalertiow
National Foundation On
Beckman
Monroe Sales Company
Meythaler
Alderman Woeffler
Special Investigating Committee
Veteran's Housing
Waelfler
Schindier
Monroe
Green County
Federal Housing Administration
Iy Se Seoaeee
Ee Ae
City of
Federal
Ernest C. Waeffier
Herman L. Schindler
T. Roy Evenson
Public Property Committee
F. A. Buehler
Forcade
Woeffler
Schindled
Fritz
Evenson
Mayth Aler
Board of Public Works
Special Veterans Housing Committee
G. S. Soseman
New Glarus tops Belleville to grab Loop lead
New Glarus beat Belleville 20 16 to take the State Line league lead, moving to 6 1 while Belleville and Albany share 5 2 in the standings. Monticello won 28 20 over Albany to sit 5 1 in second, with Monticello 28 Albany 18 in the Bs game.
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New Glarus
Belleville
Glarners
Monroe
Duerst
Monticello
Albany
Clark
Sissons
Richards
Schenk
Monticello Bs
Jekesessese
Sce
Eevee
eanaKekes
Mauerman
Laughridge
Richapas
Sei i Cies
Oki
Csives
Wolf
Orfordville
Lisstr
Amon Sic
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Bowling league honors roll and local visits unfold
The honors list shows high scores by Furniss 550 and others with team totals. Local residents visited relatives in New Glarus and Madison, while Eastern Star held a regular meeting with initiation planned for February 14 and several members attended gatherings and funerals.
Churchill Reveals Secret 1942 Plans To Defeat Nazis
Life magazine quotes Churchill telling the House of Commons on April 23 1942 that Britain aimed to defeat Germany before Japan and that the move was supported by U S government factions though opposed by isolationists. He also read Roosevelt's message expressing optimism and vigor for allied action.
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New York
Life Magazine
Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
U. S
America
Roosevelt
Hitler
Monticello Homemaker Group Meeting Report
Mrs. O. D. Curtis correspresents. Mr. and Mrs. William Buehl visited the Will Schwartzlows in Janesville. The Mr. Pleasant Homemakers met with Mrs. John Lehr. Mrs. Nona Babler led the business meeting and Mrs. Willis Babler and Mrs. Bruce Babler presented the lesson washing made easier. Refreshments were served by multiple attendees including Mines, Fred Abbott, Charles Purinton, Rudy Ammon, Lena Babier, Ed Schmid, Willis Babyer, Harvey Milbrandt, Henry Babier, Jake Schultz, John Daubert, Orville White, Earl Feidt, Stillman Huntly, Henry James Dooley, Bruce Babier, Harvey Elmer, Ben Feidt, Clifford Riese and guest Mrs. Wilbert Zurbuchen. Further names include Mrs. Emil Blum and Delores.
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William Buehl
Will Schwartzlows
Janesville
All But One Class Getting Public Aid Show Big Increase
The state department of public welfare reports December saw increases in all aid programs except relief. Total families receiving public assistance reached 50,376 with $1,989,743 in aid, up from 49,926 families and $1,? in November. Old age assistance rose to 45,652 recipients, aid to dependent children to 5,826, aid to the disabled to 27, and blind pensions to 1,377. The number on welfare declined slightly in another category.
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Madison
State Department
Resef
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Madison East tops Madison Central 46 to 51 in a tense road game. Reedsburg defeats Cambridge 63 to 29 as Baraboo and Wisconsin Dells post 32 points. Stoughton 37 over Fort Atkinson 26. Multiple regional results across Madison Milwaukee and beyond.
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Monroe
Richland Center
Wisconsin High
Portage
Stoughton
Baraboo
Wisconsin Dells
Fort Atkinson
Edgerton
Reedsburg
Wisconsin Delis
M'Wisconsin High of
Port Washington
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Messmer
Appleton
Manitowoc
Marshall
de Forest
Waterloo
Johnson Creek
Verona
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Deerfield
Pardeeville
Fall River
Poynette
Fox Lake
Necedah
Elroy
Camp Douglas
Mg “Pen
Highland
Rewey
Ridgeway
Montfort
Elkhorn
Delavan
Burlington
Whitewater City
Monticello
Albany
Blanchardville
Brooklyn
Hollandale
Orforaville
Brodhead
Juda
New Glarus
Belleville
Black Earth
Waunakee
Spring Green
Prairie du Bac
Mazomanie
Lodi
Dodgeville
Cuba City
Ee du Chien
Darlinges
Mineral Point Lancaster
Unclear college scores from scattered lines
OT results show Kansas 50 Iowa State 47. Mt Union beat Fenn 38 35. Washington U St Louis defeated Rolla Miners 71 42. No dates or venues provided.
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Iowa State
Mt. Union
Fenn
Washington U
St. Louis
Rolla Miners
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