Medics Finish Duty on Range at Camp McCoy
Reading through a fragment from Monroe medical company summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy, medics spent three days on the firing range and treated cuts and minor injuries. Details rotated, mess meals consisted of C rations, and a regimental parade served as a dress rehearsal for Governor's day. A jeep theft was reported, Maj. Wayne J. Fencil and Capt. Raymond C. Fritz returned to barracks soaked, and a typhoid shot series continued with a second dose given on Saturday.
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Monroe Medical Company
Camp McCoy
Camp Douglas
Samuel F. Humbel
Wayne J. Fencil
Raymond C. Fritz
Israel and Syria sign new armistice setup
The Israeli Syrian armistice was signed today in eastern Galilee. A government spokesman expressed satisfaction, noting Israel now has armistice arrangements with all neighboring countries. Israel already signed agreements with Egypt Transjordan and Lebanon.
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Israel
Syria
Tel Aviv
Galilee
Egypt
Trans- Jordan
Lebanon
Forrest H Reise Heads Tavern Group
Forrest H Reise was elected president of the Green County Tavern league at Turner hall, succeeding Michael R Hyland. New officers include Albert Gerber New Glarus vice president and William Elliot Monticello secretary treasurer. New board members are Louis Wyss Monticello Paul Weibel Brodhead Ernest Stauffer New Glarus Harold A Pilz and Louis J Goethals Monroe. Next meeting slated for Aug 16 at Monti-
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Green County Tavern League
Turner Hall
Michael R. Hyland
Albert Gerber
New Glarus
William Elliot
Monticello
Treasure
Louis Wyss
Paul Weibel
Brodhead
Ernest Stauffer
Harold A. Pilz
Louis J. Goethals
Monroe
Monti
Darlington Dump Plan Blocked by Town Officials
Darlington town officials rejected a city council request to haul city garbage over town roads to a proposed dump site owned by the city. Board chair Leo Moran and member M. J. Kundert cited many resident objections and said they would cooperate only if the city finds another dump site. Wisconsin law gives town boards control of garbage shipments, and no city dump grounds have been available for almost three weeks since the old site closed July 1.
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Wariington
Darlington
Leo Moran
M. J. Kundert
Wisconsin
Orangeville School Remestration Notice For Freshmen
Orangeville high school invites all freshmen and other students not registered to enroll from 9 a m to 3 p m during the week of July 25 29 at the high school. Cedarville riders may join the bus route. Call John A Jenson if unable to attend. All high school and local elementary teachers have been hired, with some rural vacancies still available.
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Lannes
John A. Jenson
Cedarville
Orangeville High School
Governor Rennebohm Signs Thirty Laws in Wisconsin
Madison reports Governor Rennebohm signed thirty new laws, including two major education bills on school district reorganization and transportation, plus changes in state welfare structure. The measures raise state aid for transportation, adjust school bus routes, and extend pension and licensing provisions, effective dates varying through 1949 and 1951.
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Madison
Rennebohm
State Public Welfare Department
Service Commission
Wisconsin
Bruce Weatherly
San Antonio
Tex
Striking Swift Dairy Poultry Plant Talks With Mediator
A union management meeting with a federal conciliator will be held tomorrow to settle a strike at Swift Co. dairy and poultry plant. UAW-CIO official said the strike for a 10 cent raise was called June 10.
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la Crosse
Swift Co
Uaw-Cio
Bar Board Debates McCarthy Attack on Wisconsin Board
Wisconsin bar commissioners study Joseph McCarthy's attack after the July 12 state supreme court ruling dismissing the board's complaint against the Appleton senator. A board member said time is needed to consider the decision and McCarthy's call for resignations while he seeks the U S Senate.
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Joseph McCarthy
Board of Wisconsin Bar Commissioners
State Supreme Court
Appleton
McCarthy
U. S. Senate
Dane Prosecutor Defends Lobby Act Election
Dane County District Attorney Robert Arthur defended the Wisconsin lobby control law in circuit court yesterday. He filed a brief responding to E A Hoebel's challenge arguing the law is unconstitutional for vagueness as Hoebel, lobbyist for the Wisconsin Road Builders Association, faced charges for failing to report expenditures of 93 dollars. The DA said the flaw is broad and the act is a reasonable effort to regulate reporting in lobbying.
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Eamgiso
Wisconsin
Dane County
Robert Arthur
Arthur
Circuit Court
E. E. Hoebel
Hoebel
Wisconsin Road Builders Association
Shrine Parade Repeats Tonight At Soldier Field
Shriners stage a repeat parade after a five hour city spectacle with 15,000 participants drawing hundreds of thousands yesterday. The diamond Jubilee convention of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine winds up with a pageant at Soldier Field and closes tomorrow as units from the U S and Canada march. President Truman’s foreign policy address highlighted yesterday’s lakefront program. Gallstones found in cattle, valued as charms by Orientals, sell for 125 dollars per sound.
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Chicago
Rireress Shriners
Soldier Field
United States
Canada
Truman
Big Lake Front Stadium
Girl Polio Victim Admitted After Arrival to Visit Grandparents
Anita Heller, 18, of Marshfield Wisconsin, admitted to a hospital in Easton Pennsylvania yesterday with infantile paralysis shortly after arriving to visit her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
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Easton
Anita Heller
Marshfield
Wis
Swanon and Feller Family Details at Event
C E Swanon of Wilson appears with Miss Feller and her parents Mr. and Mrs Edward Heller and her sisters Ardyth seven and Adele two at the gathering.
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C. E. Swanon
Wilson
Miss Feller
Edward ‘Heller
Ardyth
Adele
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Forrest H. Reise
Orangeville
Bob Chinnock
Hudson
America
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New Hudson
Heuer Sales Co
17Th Avenue
WLAD
Phong
Bar Board
Dane
Shrine
Green County
Court House
Coca-Cl
Freeport Cocoa-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cola Company
Drin
Ass’t
Krustbuster
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