Practical Perle Guess Teaches Astronomy and Life
Perle Guess, Monroe’s amateur astronomer and philosopher, advocates daily reading and meditation to enrich life and address world problems. From building his own telescope in a back yard to lecturing on atomic energy, Guess blends science, self education, and a frugal, purpose driven life.
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Livestock Market in Chicago Sees Steady Hog and Cattle Pricing
A few hundred hogs, cattle, and sheep arrived at the Chicago stockyards and sold at nominally steady prices. Hogs topped at 14.85, with salable hogs around 300 head. Cattle and calves showed mixed gains with high-grade steer and yearling prices rising to the upper 15s to 16s, while lower grades remained scarce and beef cows traded near 10 to 13.50. Sheep offerings near 100 head also noted, as dealers sold late.
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Market News From Grain and Livestock Prices
Lamb buyers steady to higher on light supplies as fat lambs and ewes sell unevenly. Nebraska fed woolskins and pelts price ranges noted, with several loads and divisions cited. Grain futures rallied with oats leading gains as old contracts rekindled trading. corn and oats bookings reported, wheat and rye steady.
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Nancy Houser Wins High Honors at Arcadia High
Nancy Houser daughter of Mr and Mrs Cramer Houser led Arcadia Wis high school graduates in the class of 55 earning salutatorian honors citizenship award and medal as editor in chief of the school paper She also qualified for the state forensics contest Her family moved to Arcadia at the start of school and she is active in local school activities
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Class of '46 Gift To Monroe Youth Center
The Monroe high school class of 1946 donated 272.51 to the Monroe Youth Center for items to be selected by current Youth Council members. Judge Harold Lamboley accepted the gift, with plans for center operations in the old Citizens Bank building and self-support through refreshments and contributions.
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James Green
A. F. Borgrien
J. C. Calder
Peter Wagner
Gilbert Kleckner
Betty Klemm
T. F. Ransdell
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Robert F. Marty
Henry Kundert
J. A. Schindler
Fred R. Simpson
Sally Ransdell
Nancy Bishop
Edwin Andereck
Peggy Angliker
Alan Tyler
Harvey H. Holland
Mary Ellen Burkhard
John Maurer
Eugene Davis
Nancy Moldenhauer
Ada
Bureh Named Interim Senator After Glass Death
Thomas Granville Bureh, a Democratic U S Representative from Virginia's Fifth District since 1931, has been named interim United States senator to succeed the late Carter Glass who died in Washington on Tuesday.
Madison reviewer notes bold act as crowd-pleasing device
Kubly, a Wisconsin graduate and former Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph reporter, later wrote Men to the Sea which opened on Broadway in 1944, drew good press notes before closing after three weeks. Maggie Gould starred and later received a Hollywood offer as rights to the play were sold, while Kubly joined Time as critic and music reviewer. Nearly three billion Liberty head dimes were minted from 1916 to 1945, with design replaced to honor Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Peace far from reach says Pope in world broadcast
Pope Pius XII warned that true peace seems farther away than after the war, urging responsible leaders to renounce despotism. He spoke on his feast day from the Vatican, noting upcoming Italian and French elections and the danger of disturbing international relations provoking a dark tomorrow.
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Kubly Plans New Stage Play By Kubly Family
Herbert W. Kubly announces another stage work with co author Waldemar Hansen and producer Barry Hyams. The psychological drama set in Philadelphia at turn of the century follows a family living under a surprising false pretenses twist on the King Lear theme with casting set to begin this summer in New York.
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Nic H. Kubly
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Philadelphia
King Lear
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