Earl Campbells Mark 39th Wedding Anniversary
Earl and Mrs Earl Campbell of Juda celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary and their grandson Errol Waligorski’s seventh birthday with an oyster supper. Guests included Herbert Meyers Orval Albright Raymond Waligorski Helen Waligorski and Lowéll Markwardt among others.
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Earl
Errol
Sandra
Lowéll Markwardt
Joan
Earl Campbell
Robert
Roger
Ian
Party for Mrs Agnes Hunt Hosts Honor at Home
Mrs. John Bruni and Mrs. Ralph H. Bruni entertained at the home of Mrs. Bruni for Mrs. Agnes Hunt first lieutenant in the army nurse corps home from service on Guam. Guests included Mrs. Jessie Teuscher lieutenant in the Wacs discharged after service in the South Pacific and Mrs. Robert Horlick Des Moines with Mmes Walter Holdener Ed Driscoll and Harold Heimann.
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Agnes Hunt
John Bruni
Ralph H. Bruni
Army Nurse Corps
Guam
Jessie Teuscher
Wacs
South Pacific
Robert Horlick
Des Moines
Walter Holdener
Ed Driscoll
Harold Heimann
Church Meeting on Africa Topic in Vestry
A church gathering is planned for 2 30 p m tomorrow in the vestry. Mrs H F Cunningham leads the topic lesson Concerning Africa. Lois Elaine Burey will perform several piano selections. Lunch chair is Mrs R E Erickson.
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H. F. Cunningham
Africa
Lois Elaine Burey
R. E. Erickson
Mrs Louis Schuetze Hosts Luncheon for Eight Guests
Mrs Louis Schuetze entertained eight guests yesterday at her home 902 18th Avenue. The afternoon was spent socially.
Livestock Market Report from Chicago USDA Sales Data
The Chicago market shows salable hogs at 9 000 with total 26 000 and steady to active trade. Cattle and calves total 5 000 and 800 respectively with top steers at 18.00 and lots around 14.00 to 17.50. vealers scarce at 15.50. Sheep totals 5 000 with steady to higher prices for fed natives and yearlings around 13.15. Poultry prices weaken with roasters 29-30 and fryers 25-27. eggs firm to unsettled with varying extras. Grain activity mixed as rye fluctuates and oats show 2 sided trade. wheat, corn, and barley mostly at ceilings. Wall Street declines persist with steel and motors leading losses amid ongoing GM strikes.
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Chicago
USDA
Canada
United States
Government energy appeal mirrors Truman call for aid to Europe
Washington officials pressed for a target energy plan to meet export commitments to Europe and North Africa. The appeal echoed a similar message from President Truman last week.
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Washington
Ee Anderson
Europe
North Africa
Truman
Atomic Bomb Effects on Nagasaki Victims Reported
Comdr Joseph Timmes of the navy medical corps described injuries among Nagasaki survivors about a month after the blast. Teeth loosened, hair loss, radioactive gold fillings, and radiation sickness causing anemia and white blood cell deficiencies were noted, though radiation absorption was not in large amounts.
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Nagasaki
Comdr
Joseph Timmes
Navy Medical Corps
Naval Medical Bulletin
Timmes
Army
Navy
Hiroshima
State Income Tax Blanks Mailed Out For 1945
Wisconsin taxpayers received over 850000 income tax blanks as the 1945 forms go out. Tax Commissioner A E Wegner said the forms resemble last year’s with a deduction for donations to war veterans organizations before net tax is calculated. Filing deadline remains April 15 with 5 percent discount loss and 10 percent interest on late payment. The Arabs invented algebra.
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Madison
State Department of Taxation
Wisconsin
A. E. Wegner
Friendly Indians And Gray-Y Move To Larger Quarters
Due to surging membership in Monroe the Friendly Indians and Gra-Y relocate from Lincoln gym to the high school gym. On Saturday the Blackhawk tribe boys in grades two and three meet at East school and the Winnebago tribe group from the Saturday morning class attend the Friendly Indians meeting.
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Friendly Indians
Monroe
Lincoln
Blackhawk Tribe
Frank W Hartman Rites at 2 Friday
Funeral services for Frank W. Hartman 74 retired Orangeville farmer who died yesterday will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Burington funeral home Orangeville with Rev A R Felts officiating Interment will be in Orangeville cemetery He was born Oct 18 1871 in Buckeye township DL son of W D and Caroline Epley Hartman The Hartmans farmed in Buckeye township until 1921 then moved to Orangeville He was a member of LO C F lodge for 45 years Surviving are his widow Cora Moyer married in 1897 a daughter Mrs Glenn Geller of Orangeville two sons Jay Hartman of Freeport and Roy of Peotone Ill four grandchildren three brothers Perry Wilson and Harvey Hartman of Freeport and three sisters Mrs Clinton Bolender
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Orangeville
Frank W. Hartman
Burington
A. R. Felts
Family lines attributed in Cedarville obituary snippet
The fragment notes Cedarville and Rockford connections with Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Stanley ster in Chicago. It states the subject’s parents and two sisters are deceased.
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Morgan
Rockford
Stanleyster
Chicago
Janesville Native Frank Broderick Dies After Illness
Frank Broderick 65 a Janesville resident died Tuesday at his Oakland avenue home after a lengthy illness. Born in Green County February 23 1880 he was the son of Patrick and Mary Crooke Broderick. He worked for the Northwestern railroad as a youth until a service injury left him permanently crippled. Surviving are four brothers James of Janesville William of Belleville Leo and Raymond both of Chicago and five others.
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Janesville
Oakland Avenue
Patrick
Mary Crooke Broderick
Green County
Northwestern Railroad
James
William
Belleville
Leo
Raymond Broderick
Chicago
Notable Sisters Named in City Compile
Sisters including Miss Emma Broderick and Mrs. Margaret Sage of Janesville, Mrs. Mae Graves and Mrs. Alice Carroll of Albany, and Miss Katherine Broderick of Chicago are listed among regional names in the report.
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Margaret Sage
Janesville
Mra Mae Graves
Alice Carroll
Albany
Katherine Broderick
Chicago
Nazis Use POWs For Target Practice At St Vith Massacre
The international military tribunal heard Belgian civilians describe at St Vith on December 12, 1944, how German officers used unarmed American prisoners of war for target practice then executed 129 men as tanks approached. After searches, a German armored vehicle fired on the group, wounding and killing, with further machine-gun fire finishing the wounded.
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Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
St. Vith
Phil La Follette Speaks to Wisconsin Cooperatives Delegates
Former Gov Philip La Follette addresses over 300 delegates at the 10th annual Wisconsin cooperatives convention. The speech outlines cooperative goals and potential state support for member groups.
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Madison
Philip la Follette
The
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La Follette Praises REA and Cooperatives as Future Model
LaFollette argued that cooperation counters dictatorial trends and that today actions shape tomorrow. He cited the Rural Electrification Administration and farmers cooperatives as proof of constructive leadership. He called the REA program Roosevelt era’s outstanding domestic achievement and a self sustaining benefit.
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LaFollette
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Farmers’ Cooperatives
Roosevelt
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