Governor Lacks Revision Powers in Wisconsin Orders Now
Madison report shows Wisconsin governor cannot approve in part or reject in part Conservation Commission orders. AG opinion says governor must approve or reject entire orders. Also, commission lacks authority to issue private hatchery licenses or a natural lake status, with disputes over Leinberger Lake. Another ruling allows paying prisoners more than 25 cents daily for licensed work.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thettorney
Ernest F. Swift
Attorney General
Swift
Leinberger Lake
Washington County
Rulng
John W. Tramburg
Wefare Department
Atty
Thompson
Tramburg
Two Cudahy Robbers Given Stiff Sentences
Milwaukee youths Raymond Jaeger and Emil Jungmann received three to ten years in Green Bay Reformatory after pleading guilty to assault and robbery in the Cudahy Savings and Loan heist. Bonds formed most of the $114,950 loot, recovered quickly. both suspects were captured within hours. Raymond Bricely, 19, faces trial July 28 for advising the robbery and auto theft.
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Milwaukee
Cudahy Savings and Loan Association Fed
Green Bay
Raymond Bricely
Medical Board Leader Watches Sow Take Exam
Milwaukee Dr. J. A. Prentice president of the Wisconsin Board of Medical Examiners oversaw a regular licensing exam day. Among 124 candidates was his son Dr. Calvert Prentice, marking the first time a board president had a son tested.
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Medical Board
Milwaukee
J. A. Prentice
Ashland
State Board of Medical Examiners
Wisconsin
Calvert Prentice
Marian Martin sewing pattern for sun dress and bolero
The notice promotes pattern R9034 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with a sun dress in wash and wear nylon or seer sucker and a bolero for Sunday wear. It highlights a 15% yard requirement for size 6 and a 5 yard bolero, includes a complete illustrated sew chart, and instructs sending thirty five cents to Marian Martin care of The Times Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY 11.
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Marian Martin
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West 18Th Street
New York
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Monticello Social Roundup From July Weekend
Monticello residents share visits across Monroe Madison and Milwaukee as many couples and families from the area travel to greet relatives. особенности include trips to Edgerton New Glarus and Vilas Park Madison and weekend guests with the Bablers, the Beckers, and the Duersts among others.
Local Visitors and Vacations Highlight Summer in Brodhead
Mrs. Oren Bart and family host Brodhead guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wassell of Reading and their relatives for three weeks. Dietrichs of Milwaukee spend the summer at their Brodhead home. Brace Sors and Charles Jr. vacation in California for a week. Pvt. Frank Nenneman on two week leave at his parents home before possible overseas duty at Camp Kilmer N. J.
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Louise
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Eugene Crouch
W. H. Wittner
Veenie
Henry Carlson
Harlow Ellingsrude
Edgerton
James Hancock
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Hancock
Keller
Ernest Cotherman
Lora Dick
Bernice Babler
Milwaukee
Harold Ott
Blue Mounds
John Larson
Mendota
Ill
Emma Freitag
Lydia Voegels
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Albert J. Marty
Irene
Max Rinehart
Browntown
Ruth Gempeler
Madison
Fred Gempelers
Marilyn Milbrandt
Harvey Milbrandts
Cecil Jordan
H. A. Becker
Nancy
Jake Voegels
Charles Schnetzler
Howard Freitag
Beloit
John Stauffer
E. W. Marty
Thomas Saunders
Donald
John Blum
Herman Blum
Robert Haur
Brodhead
Audrey Wichser
Ivan Wichser
H. H. Hoesly
Matt Bissig
John Zimmerman
Roy Bissig
Judith
Texas
Dick Stauffacher
Conrad Stauffacher
Baraboo
Dick Stauffachers
Henry E. Babler
Paul E. Duerst
Kent
John Stenbroten
Lorraine Hefty
Clara Hefty
Kansville
Willis Elmer
Mary Kay
Carl Freitag
Terry
Rickie
Vilas Park
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Kaye
Albany
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Norma Freitag
Henry D. Freitag
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Herman Klassy
A. A. Wassell
Reading
James Karney
George Dietrich
James Brace
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August Nenneman
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Wisconsin licenses step toward better elder care
A Wisconsin licensing drive for nursing and elder care homes began July 1 to ensure minimum standards. Regular inspections by public health staff will check fire safety ventilation sanitation and space while homes must have adequate staff and equipment to provide medications, treatment, and suitable diets.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Be fit and qualified care varies with licensing and homes
The report notes that even with licensing the quality of care varies across homes. Some facilities are well staffed with registered nurses and medical supervision, while others lack adequate staffing and proximity to hospital care for acute needs.
Pharmacists Licenses Granted Eleven Stateswide
The State Board of Pharmacy announced certificates awarded to eleven individuals spanning cities including Eau Claire Sauk City Superior Milwaukee Janesville and Madison. Recipients named include James Blanchette D John Bauer Robert Bemrick Donald Boehm Lloyd Kennon Richard Koser Daniel Meier Donald C Olsen David Rath William Schulz and William Luedtke among others. MONKEY BUSINESS COSTLY EurekA California
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Madison
State Board of Pharmacy
Ra 3Tie
James Blanchette
Eau Claire
D. John Bauer
Sauk City
Robert Bemrick
Superior
Donald Boehm
Warren Fast
Fred Grimm
Lloyd Kennon
Richard Koser
Daniel
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