Deer Season Delayed By Legislature Deadlock In Wisconsin
Wisconsin conservation commission delays opening deer season awaiting legislative action on a controlled hunt bill. A meeting is set for August 12-13 at St. Croix Falls with a possible special session if the issue resolves sooner. Open bow season runs Sept. 24 to Nov. 7 with one deer per permit.
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Madison
The
Conservation Commission
St. Croix Falls
Dodge
Ozaukee
Waukesha
Washington
Florence
Forest
Langlade
Marinette
Oconto
Oneida
Vilas
Marathon Portage
Wood
Skunk
Horicon Marsh
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
Griffith Fires Haefner From Senators For Indifferent Play
Washington owner Clark Griffith dismissed Mickey Haefner a six year regular after a rough outing against the Boston Red Sox. Haefner, 36, lasted two thirds of an inning, walked five, allowed a double to Vern Stephens and five runs, and will be sold or released.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Mickey Haefner
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Boston Red Sox
Haefner
Senators
Red Sox
Vern Stephens
Eau Claire Bears blank Grand Forks 5 0 in league game
The Eau Claire Bears shut out Grand Forks 5 0 in a Northern league baseball game last night. The Superior Blues dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Aberdeen 4 3 and 2 1. St Cloud blanked Fargo Moorhead 6 0 as rain forced postponement of Sioux Falls at Duluth.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire Bears
Grand Forks
Superior Blues
Aberdeen
St. Cloud
Fargo- Moorhead
Sioux Falls
Duluth
Blind golfers tee off for national title in Philadelphia
Clinton F. Russell of Duluth begins defense as two former servicemen rank as top contenders at Plymouth Country Club. Favorites include Charlie Boswell ex University of Alabama football and Bill Gilman ex University of Maine track star.
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Philadelphia
Clinton F. Russell
Duluth
Plymouth Country Club
Charlie Boswell
University of Alabama
Bill Gilman
University of Maine
North Meets South In Brodhead Game
The Brodhead North Side and South Side boys meet in a Sunday night softball double header at Legion park with the Legion team to host Oscar Mayer afterward. Local sponsors have supplied new uniforms boosting community support for the newly organized clubs.
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Brodhead North Side
South Side
Legion Park
Legions
Oscar Mayer
Brodhead
Oregon
Ernest Merrill
Gurnie Condon
Frank Mauerman
Bert Bouton
Bill Bellman
Clinty Pierce
Eliott Montgomery
Heinie Kueck
George Wolf
Dr. M. W. Stuessy
Floyd DeVoe
Carl Lynstegard
Nels Nipple
Leland Nipple
Duane Lederman
Jakie Schlittler
Nathan Luchsinger
Tom Ten Eyck
Harlan Marsh
Francis Brown
Allan Schlittler
Art Roderick
Tommy Newcomer
Carl Roderick
Gene Pinnow
Green Bay Closes In On State Loop Leaders
The Green Bay Blue Jays moved within one percentage point of the pace setting Oshkosh Giants after Green Bay defeated Fond du Lac 6 to 5 while Oshkosh lost 3 to 2 to Appleton. Oshkosh pitcher Frank Piet left after being hit on the pitching arm by a throw in the fifth.
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Associated Press
Green Bay Blue Jays
Oshkosh Giants
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Appleton
Dave Garcia
Frank Piet
Bob Purcell
National League and American League baseball scoreboard summary
Daily results show Pittsburgh and Cincinnati winning while New York and Brooklyn split. Koslo homered twice for the Giants in an 11 to 3 win. Bonham pitched a six hit shutout for the Pirates in a 2 to 0 victory.
County Allows Five Fox Bounty Claims
Five residents filed June fox bounty claims totaling two dollars each. The auditing committee approved Willis H. Elmer of Monticello for a gray cub, Nathan Weiss route 2 for a mature gray, Kenneth Butts of Albany for a red cub, Glen Ross of Browntown for a red mature fox, and Vern Jones of Albany for a Ted cub.
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Green County
Willis H. Elmer
Monticello
Nathan Weiss
Kenneth Butts
Albany
Glen Ross
Browntown
Vern Jones
Atomic Bomb Wins Middletown Pace at Goshen
Goshen New York Jimmy Jordan steered Atomic Bomb to straight heat victories to win the Middletown chamber of commerce pace. The chestnut horse owned by W N Reynolds of Winston Salem NC completed the mile runs in 2 04 5 and 2 03 4 5 on the grand circuit at the half mile track.
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Goshen
N. Y
Jimmy Jordan
Middletown
Hayes wins medalist honors in North East Wisconsin amateur
John Hayes of the host club captured medalist honors with a one over par 71 at the Butte Des Moines course in Appleton for the North East Wisconsin amateur golf tournament. He faces defending champion Jimmy Lohr of Sheboygan in the next round.
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FIRES
Appleton
John Hayes
Wisconsin
Butte Des Moins
Hayes
Jimmy Lohr
Sheboygan
Indians Beat White Sox 8 2 as Cubs edge Reds 7 6
Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 2 in a 17 hit game with Bob Lemon limiting the Sox to nine hits for his first win over Chicago. Dale Mitchell Lary Doby and Lou Boudreau had three hits each for the Indians. Cincinnati beat the Cubs 7 6 with Walker Cooper and Grady Hatton homering in the six run fifth. Other scores: Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 0 Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 New York 11 Philadelphia 3. Boston 8 Washington 3 New York 6 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 9 St Louis 2.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyin
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Wausau
Janesville
Appleton
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Associated Press
Ohio
White Sox
Cubs
Joe Gordon
Marino Pieretti
Bob Lemon
Sox
Indians
Dale Mitchell
Lary Doby
Lou Boudreau
Bobby Adams
Harry Reasa Heads Albany Legion Again
Harry Reasa was re elected commander of McDermott Steindorf post American Legion at a Wednesday meeting Other officers chosen include Roy Phelps adjutant and finance officer Francis Atkinson chaplain Russell Fletcher and William Schneeberger sergeant at arms C H Gelbach service officer Max Armstrong historian and Larry Arnold athletic officer
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Albany
Harry Reasa
McDermott-Steindorf
American Legion
Roy Phelps
Francis Atkinson
Russell Fletcher
William Schneeberger
C. H. Gelbach
Max Armstrong
Larry Arnold
Milwaukee Alderman Opposes City Co-Op Notices
Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler ordered removal of consumer cooperative notices from city hall after Alderman Alfred Hass protested a start up run by a city employee selling electrical appliances at deep discounts. Zeidler belongs to the same organization.
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Milwaukee
Consumers’ Cooperative
Frank Zeidler
Alfred C. Hass
Pp Gline
Zeidler
Illinois veterans named to college All Star team
Chicago selection Bob Prymuski and Al Mas trangeli from the University of Illinois have been named to the college All-Star football squad that will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Soldier Field on August 12.
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Chicago
Bob Prymuski
al Mastrangeli
University of Illinois
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Monticello Social Notes Spread Across County
Monticello and nearby towns echo with Sunday visits and Monday calls as families from Monroe Madison Cambridge New Glarus and Beloit drop by homes in Monticello and area. The bakeries and churches are referenced through host families and baptism celebrations at the Zwingli church parsonage.
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E. W. Marty
Tommy
Dorothy
John Stauffer
Burt Bacon
Monroe
James Knobland
Cambridge
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
H. A. Becker
Nancy
Darlington
Jacob Legler
Robert Kingdon
Josh Hoesly
New Glarus
Albert Knobel
Carol Kubly
Ralph Kublys
David Bowes
Madison
Edward Weber
Melvin Schneider
Marlene
Betty E Messrs
Clarence Marty
Fred Hammerly
William Pagel
David Legler
Monticello
I. R. Kittleson
Stevens Point
Chlores Schnetzler
Anna Schnetzler
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Jean
Jacob Voegels
C. M. Stauffer
Messrs
Mmes
Nic Kubly
Alvin Ott
Morris Elmer
Ted Butler
Barbara
O. D. Curtis
William Spring
Paul Veenie
Fred Spring
Portage
Alfred Spring
Milwaukee
Conrad Stauffacher
Ernest Spring
Fred G. Hardiman
Matt Zentner
Bessie Youngreen
Robert Hoesly
David
Herman Kubly
Delmar Kubly
Kublys
Kris Delmar
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. Stuckey
Edward Benkert
Chicago
William Benkert
Earl Moore
Wayne
Birdseye
Ind
Benkerts
F. H. Steinman
Col
Robert Naylor
Decatur Country Club
Brodhead
Dwight Zweifel
Jimmy
Ann Hagen
R. W. Woelffer
Betty Jane
Louis Waelffer
Mata Beakey
Lake Mills
Hans Brusveen
York
Thomas Brusveen
Thomas Rundle Jr
Ernest Holz
Billy
Nari-Beth
Antigo
Holz
Rudolph Holz
W. Theo
Jenny
Berkeley
Calif
Emma Marty
Exiled Sicilian Mob Leader Luciano Seen in Rome
Rome authorities announced that Charles Luciano, once a New York vice king, will be exiled to a village in Sicily because his presence in Rome is declared a crime threat. He was picked up yesterday in his Rome apartment.
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Luciano
Rome
Charles Luciano
New York
Sicily
Ferensial Farm Scene Remodeling and County Show News
Remodeling at Werner Portman farm Cadiz township near Brown town includes a deep well water system new barn roof and fenced yard. Boone Winneba go county black and white Holstein dairy show set next Wednesday at Leslie Geddes farm near Winnebago with judge Merle Howard and chair Roy Anderson. A new 334x112 barn finished at Fred Vogel farm northeast of Junction House. Registered Holstein Friesian bull Master Pabst Sir Roamer purchased by Arthur Zibolski Brodhead. Monticello farm house progress on county trunk CC uses pre cut lumber by Bruni Miller Co starting June 27 frame shingled Saturday.
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Werner Portman
Cadiz Township
Browntown
Portmans
Herman Falk
Portman
Monroe Township
Cadiz Farm
Boone-Winnebago County
Leslie Geddes
Winnebago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Merle Howard
Mooseheart
Roy B. Anderson
Fred Vogel
Arthur Zibolski
Brodhead
M. J. Condon, Brodhead
Louis Krauer
Monticello
Bruni-Miller Co
Farm improves with six rooms bath and new machine shed
A Krauer place addition adds six room and bath dwelling and a newly erected 30 by 50 machine shed. The details indicate an expansion of farm structures and utility for the property.
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Krauer Place
Regents Rename H G Anderson as Normal School Leader
Harold G. Anderson of Whitewater was reelected president of the state board of regents of normal schools. William D. McIntyre of Eau Claire was chosen vice president and Eugene R. McPhee of Madison was named teachers college director and board secretary. A resolution praising John Callahan for service as state superintendent of public instruction was adopted after his retirement July 1.
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Madison
Harold G. Anderson
Whitewater
State Board of Regents of Normal Schools
William D. McIntyre
Eau Claire
Eugene R. McPhee
Teachers College
John Callahan
Callahan
State Cash Balance Drops by Six Million
Madison Wisconsin’s cash balance slumped from $19,792,334 June 1 to $13,782,347 July 1, State Treasurer Warren R Smith reported today. Disbursements were $40,180,557, compared with receipts of $34,170,070 last month. The highway fund received $5,554,942 and spent $11,074,241 in June. Par value investments at the beginning of this month aggregated $320,045,708.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren R. Smith
Highway Fund
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Melvin Ayen
Cumberland
Henry C. Elmer
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Charles J. Niles
George Bidlingmaier
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Henry E. Babler
Betty Jane Woelffer
James Dillan
ROTE
DE Kalb
Wisconsin State Employment Service
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John Gibbons
9Th Street
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Gruenewald
Brodhead Independent Register
Albany Dehmer’s Drugs
Goetz
Bob Hope
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Maggie
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Red Canyon
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