Positions Drawn For First Races At Green County Meet
The opening draws for Green County horse races were posted at 11 a m at the horseman's home. Listings include 2 Year Old Trot entrants Terry D Ikhorn and Mae Darnley and 3 Year Old Pace runners such as Tartan Prince Indian Girl Lusty Jester and Martin Nash with riders and owners from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois.
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Green County
Terry D
H. L. Dinkheller
Ikhorn
Mae Darnley
J. C. Merchant
Waukegan
Emma W. Mc
Blue Heather Farm
LaCrosse
Parachute Silk
J. G. Dill
Wabasha
Minn
Victory Emmett
Harold Berg
Sioux City
Dusty Lotus
F. W. Plankey
Beloit
Proud Lassie
Ralph H. Kroening
Milwaukee
Babie Kay
Renaud
Mabrey
Huron
S _D
Ima Lawrence
Modern Motor Sales
Dodgeville
Bertha Bravo
Frank Mitchell
Mineral Point
Waymark
Gene Acres
Milton Junction
Pace
Tartan Prince
F. Springer
Lusty Jester
P. J. Murphy
Janesville
Martin Nash
J. M. Magness
Miller
S. D
Robert William
R. W. Yohn
Fall River
Nusa
A. I. Wentworth
Edgertown
Markets Summary From Chicago Livestock and Grain Reports
Chicago markets show salable hogs 9,000 and cattle 3,500 with steady to higher bids. Hogs reach top 24.65 with most 180-240 lb at 24.00-24.50. cattle see good to high choice steers 30.50-32.00, some loads 32.25-32.50, bulls and cows mixed. Grain prices list cash wheat, corn, and oats with futures mixed. soybeans down slightly, lard up.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
Oklahoma Candidate Claims Election Stolen
Oklahoma City reports William O. Coe charged the governor’s nomination was stolen and demanded a recount after an unofficial runoff showing Murray ahead 235,525 to 234,639. Coe warned county officials of election fraud and penitentiary exposure. Madison area notices add welfare board appointments in Milwaukee and Madison.
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Oklahoma City
William O. Coe
Johnston Murray
Coe
Murray
Cee
Madison
State
Department of Public Welfare
Milwaukee
Uentin Ferm
Q Odegard
Ben
Poison plants threaten cattle in Wisconsin woodlots
Forestry expert R W Abbott warns that several Wisconsin plants including choke cherry black nightshade and wild lupine can poison cattle. Reports cite choke cherry in Manitowoc Adams county bracken fern in Adams and trees like white oak. Fence woodlands to reduce exposure. In other notes Alfred Zinrich builds a milk house in Decatur township and Klossner farm adds a combined hog house granary and garage near Albany. Farmers receipts from marketing in June reach 1.8 billion dollars down from last year with lower volumes. Sales report Holstein Friesian breeder Chester Norton lists transfers to Illinois and Texas institutions and Hickory Springs farm.
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Wisconsin
R. W. Abbott
University of Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Adams
Chester Norton
L. E. Dennis
Sterling
Ill
Texas State Teachers College
Hickory Springs Farm
Winslow
Browntown Men Join Army and Air Force
Two Browntown men enlist in military service. Jack E. Johnson, 18, joins the Air Force for four years and will train at Lackland Texas. Duane V. Phillips, 18, also 18, joins the Regular Army with basic training at Fort Riley Kansas. Both enlisted in Milwaukee on July 25.
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Browntown
Walter M. Helgesen
Toay
Jack E. Johnson
Harlow C. Johnson
Air Force
Duane V. Phillips
Alva E. Phillips
Johnson
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Phillips
Fort Riley
Kas
Milwaukee
Army
Medical and Dental Corps
Corps of Engineers
Infantry
British Far East Navy Placed on War Footing
The Royal Navy said the far eastern fleet will be placed on wartime footing. Measures include extending active service beyond normal terms, recalling a limited number of reserve officers and sailors, and retaining personnel at foreign stations who are due home leave.
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Far East
London
Royal Navy
Admiralty
Navy
Royal Marines
Kenosha Boy Killed In Collapse Of Cave
An 11 year old from Kenosha died when a cave being dug at his parents summer home on Little Fork lake collapsed. His 9 year old brother Douglas was buried but rescued by Paul Holmgren a house painter from Eagle River.
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Three Lakes
Kenosha
John McQuestion
Douglas
Little Fork Lake
Paul Holmgren
Eagle River
GOP Senate Aide Says No Sniping Over Korea War
Richard P Powers reports Victor Johnston head of GOP senatorial campaigns pledges no sniping tactics against the administration during the Korean crisis while backing its prosecution of the war. He notes GOP gains potential this year with 13 Republican seats at stake and lists vulnerable Democratic incumbents.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Victor Johnston
McCarthy
Far East
Johnston
GOP
Senate
Deep South
William Benton
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Francis J.meyers
Pennsylvania
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Warren G. Magnuson
Sheridan Downey
California
Downey
Crane Boom Fatality on Conrad Bridge Job
Ben Warden, 35, of Eau Claire, was fatally struck by a crane boom on a bridge construction site near Conrad. The accident occurred during the lifting work, with investigators reviewing equipment and safety procedures.
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Ladysmith
Ben Warden
Eau Claire
Conrad
Court Order Delays Executions for Seven Convicted Men
Richmond inmates, seven Black men convicted of raping a 32 year old Martinsville woman, secured stays of execution just before scheduled death by electric chair. Judge M Ray Doubles ordered the stays pending further court action after habeas corpus petitions claiming unequal protection of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Martinsville
Virginia
John S. Battle
M. Ray Doubles
Martin A. Martin
Arms Aid Measure Signed by President Washington
President Truman signed a 1 222 500 000 military aid bill with a warning to aggressors that freedom-loving nations will stand together. The act aids allies worldwide especially in Europe under the North Atlantic Treaty. Athens hosts joint American Greek naval maneuvers under Vice Admiral Ballentine with three destroyers and three submarines. Green County police escort an Orfordville booster caravan promoting the American Legion picnic and field day set for Sunday August 6.
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Washington
Truman
America
Europe
Aegean
Athens
Aegean Sea
Adm
John J. Ballentine
U. S
Mediterranean
Green County
Orfordville
American Legion
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H. I. Lillie
Rochester
Colonial Sue
J. R. Laneville
Miss Mattie Mack
Roy Corney
Dubuque
Judy Rood
John B. Sweeney
Lady Gene
Art Shaw
Elkhorn
Oklahoma
Kenneth Klossner
Albany
Brodhead
Alfred Zinrich
Decatur Township
DPMA
For
Batistes
Posts Dixie Shop
Joseph T. Burns
Milwaukee Road Roundhouse
Burns
Brassieres
Denier
Batiste
Percales
Chambray
Pique
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