UW Cattle Expert to Judge Calves at Dairy Day Show
Wisconsin extension official Resor will preside as judge for the dairy day calf classes at Green County fair. The Dairy Day committee released the full program with events from 2:32 to 3:30 including band performances, radio entertainment, and special prizes for top calf winners. Calves will be disease tested under committee auspices following state rules.
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of Wisconsin Ag Dairy Extension Pro- Resor
College Day Record Department
Dairy Day Committee
Aleo
Green County
Monroe
Menticetto High
Radio
Bang
Assembly Proposes Inquiries Into University Agencies
Resolutions introduced in the assembly request investigations into two University of Wisconsin agencies. The measures aim to examine governance and operations, signaling heightened legislative scrutiny of campus entities.
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Madison
University of Wi
Students Receive Class Day Awards at Monroe High
Class day exercises at Monroe Senior High awarded certificates medals and scholarships for extra curricular achievements. About 175 medals were handed for wins at the April district music festival and the recent state music festival in vocal orchestral and band work. Fifty three awards went to members of the high school.
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Monroe Senior High
Ernest Vogler
Marie M. Vogler
9Th Street
American Legion
Monroe
Vogler
Monroe High
Wisconsin
Commencement Tonight at Milwaukee State Teachers College
Commencement exercises begin tonight at 8 in the auditorium. Valedictorian and salutatorian and citizen awards will be announced. Dr. J. Martin Klotsche, president of Milwaukee State Teachers College, will be the speaker. Herbert T. Johnson will present diplomas and invocation. benediction by Rev. Ralph Kofoed.
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J. Martin Klotsche
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Herbert T. Johnson
Ralph Kofoed
Noted Senior and Junior Scribes Receive Certificates
The staff ad viser Mrs Willis Gruenwald led a ceremony where senior scribes Marylyn Zuercher Kathryn Krauss Dan Nafzger Mary Hess JoAnne Davis Clareda Wenger Barbara Stauffacher Nanci MOLDenhauer Alonda Signer and Charles Farmer were honored with certificates Juniors James Forbes Mildred Cotherman Carol Schindler Karen Bender Hollean Schilt Barbara Kundert Marilyn Kubly Mildred Kraus Margaret Angliker Sybil Blumer Cathy Hartman Jacqueline Benne Lois Burgy Donna Wenger Dorothy Webster Odelle Beckman Sonja Tiphaeffli Marjorie Bear Marlene Lindsay Evelyn Ruff Judith Strasser Phyllis Teehan Carol Kundert Joan Hammer Jane An.
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Willis Gruenwald
Marylyn Zuercher
Kathryn Krauss
Dan Nafzger
Mary Hess
JoAnne Davis
Clareda Wenger
Barbara Stauffacher
Nanci Moldenhauer
Alonda Signer
Charles Farmer
James Forbes
Mildred Cotherman
Carol Schindler
Karen Bender
Hollean Schilt
Barbara Kundert
Marilywn Kubly
Mildred Kraus
Margaret
Chambers Testifies Hiss Gave Him Papers From State Department
Whittaker Chambers testified that Alger Hiss handed over State Department documents. He said he photographed the papers and gave film to J. Peters, once a leader of the underground. Chambers claimed regular meetings with Hiss through spring 1938 and tied Peters and Harold Ware to introductions.
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Chambers
Hiss
State Department
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
J. Peters
Alexander Stevens
Hungary
Peters
Harold Ware
American Communist Party
John Due Dies in Wiota Township at 77
John Due 77 a Wiota township resident for 50 years died at his home east of here at 11 25 a m yesterday after a week long stroke born August 15 1871 in Oslo Norway to Ludwig and Greta Basso Due came to the United States in 1893 for the Columbian Exposition and settled in Wiota township survived by widow Clara Johnson Due one son Benjamin Woodford two brothers William Jacksonville Illinois and Alf Oslo Norway and one sister Marie Sweden he was preceded in death by his first wife two sisters and one brother services will be 130 p m Saturday at the home and 2 p m at Jordan Lutheran church burial in church cemetery with Rev G M Gunderson officiating
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Woodford
John Due
Wiota Township
Here
Oslo
Norway
Ludwig
Greta Basso Due
Wiota
William
Jacksonville
Tll
Alf
Marie
Sweden
Jordan Lutheran Church
G. M. Gunderson
State Senate Okays Pay Setup for Guard
The Wisconsin State Senate concurred in a bill to pay active duty National Guard members the same rate as army troops, sending the measure to the governor. The body also advanced a forest protection bill for farmers, killed livestock dealer licensing at five dollars, and stalled a boat rental license. It moved a hotel safety bill toward final passage, requiring a patrolman or warning device for hotels with 12 or more bedrooms.
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Madison
National Guard
Assembly
Senate
David Stine Dies Former Mason Leader in Wisconsin
David O. Stine 76 a past grand high priest and master of the Wisconsin Masonic order died today in Reedsburg He previously directed the Masonic home at Dousman and served as director of the Reedsburg bank hospital and library.
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David Stine
Reedsburg
David O. Stine
Wisconsin Masonic Order
Dousman
Stine
Reedsburg Bank
Monroe 49 teachers named for 1949 50 school year
E O Evans announces the Monroe public school staff for 1949 50 totaling 49 members. New hires include Mrs Glenn C Langston replacing kindergarten at North and East, Miss Lois Mielke replacing algebra and trigonometry, Miss Dorothy Roehl replacing shorthand and typing, and Gerhard Steensrud taking roles as head football coach and more. Returning staff cover senior and junior high subjects plus librarians, nurses, art and music.
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Monroe
E. O. Evans
Glenn C. Langston
Virginia Peck
Lois Mielke
Appleton
Betty Tornow
Dorothy Roehl
Lvake Mills
Margaret A. Reuhl
Lillian Gernets
Elmwood
Willard C. Bender
Social Science and English, Jr. High
Margaret Bloodgood
Werner W. Blum
Olga Ruth
John C. Calder
Helen Christiansen
Robert E. Davenport
Arthur T. Edwards
Edward M. Ensch
Veterans Agriculture
Gwenith Fenton
Lillian Gempeler
Kathryn Gruenewald
T. R. Holyoke
LaVon Jones
U.S
Franklin B. Luebchow
Donald F. McGibbon
Lee Mitchell
Patricia O’brien
Nat G. Preston
Mildred Sackett
Fred R. Simpson
Patricia Tobin
R. W. Witt
Senate Advances Apportioning Bill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin senate, 19-12, moves toward reapportionment next Tuesday. Burmaster's plan creates a five-official committee to redistrict if lawmakers fail to act after the federal census. Leverich proposes adding three farmers and three labor reps to the UW board. Rent control action is also delayed to Tuesday.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Gettelman
Milwaukee
Burmaster
Wauwatosa
Senate
Leverich
R-Sparta
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Nelson
Chicago FBI Chief Faces Court Action
Chicago's top FBI official George R. McSwain was jailed for contempt after refusing to surrender FBI records on gangster Roger Touhy. Judge John P. Barnes ordered McSwain held in the custody of Attorney General Tom Clark until records are produced.
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Chicago
U. S
Roger Touhy
John P. Barnes
George R. McSwain
FBI
McSwain
Tom Clark
Dr E H Rust Dies at Rockford at 55
Dr E H Rust 55 native of Monroe died suddenly this morning at Rockford. Sister Mrs W W Blossom of 703 18th Avenue was informed. He was born Sept 3 1893 in Monroe, son of Dr E E Rust and Deborah Edwards Rust. Survived by widow and sister. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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E. H. Rust
Monroe
Rockford
W. W. Blossom
18Th Avenue
Blossom
Dr. Rust
E. E. Rust
Deborah Edwards Rust
Monroe High School
Chicago Dental College
Madison Assembly backs move on medical school enrollment
A resolution urging the University of Wisconsin to explain enrollment declines in its medical school was recommended for passage. The assembly education committee voted unanimously for adoption after a hearing.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Assembly Education Committee
Salary Cut Proposal Ridiculed in Economy Probe
Senator Bridges denounces a five percent pay cut for congressmen amid economy drive while backing budget balance measures and a longer session to consider Hoover savings. McLellan objects to pay cuts as a suggested economy. Tydings proposed cuts receive ridicule. Veterans pension bill faces uncertain schedule despite House passage.
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Washington
Senator Bridges
Bridges
McCarthy
Wis
Congress
Hoover
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Expenditures Committee
Truman
McLellan
D-Ark
Tydings
Dmd
House
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Dr Leiser Heads Green County Red Cross Chapter
Dr Alfred E Leiser was named chairman of the Green County American Red Cross chapter at the annual meeting in the courthouse He will assume office July 1 replacing Alvin H Babler Dr Benjamin H Brunkow was named vice chairman and re elected officers were Miss Lois Faubel and Mrs May L Luchsinger The executive board includes Rev Dallas Landrum Mrs Adolph Levy and others 166 cases were serviced during 1948 with 21 investigations and 23 transient cases The water safety program includes pool instruction staff training at Towanda Ill and senior life saving certificates for all pool personnel Jerome Howe chairs the water safety committee Little activity noted besides Junior Red Cross and a home nursing course total drive raised 3948 33 Disaster aid was given in Exeter and Monroe counties Officials from state relations office and home nursing staff attended
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Alfred E. Leiser
Green County
Alvin H. Babler
Arthur C. Benkett
Howard P. Olsen
Duane Helland
Juda
John Coryell
Browntown
J. Leo Norton
Home Service Committee
John J. Burkhard
Theodore J. Burgy
Towanda
Ill
Robert Wells
Ruth Anderson
The
Red Cross
Jerome Howe
Larry Kitchen
Herman Legler
E. C. Hamilton
Faubel
Luchsinger
Exeter Township
Monroe
Spees
Madison
Mary Miller
St. Louis
Street Light Work Planned for Monday
Work on new power company street light conduits around the square will begin Monday if possible. One more bid is expected tonight by district manager W. S. MacDonald. The contract covers removing and replacing ornamental posts and laying conduit. Last concrete on the square was broken up today on the extreme north side. Sand filled water main trenches on the south side as work progressed.
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Power Company
W. S. MacDonald
Rescued by mother from open sewer in park
Two year old Carol Jean Marvin was dropped into a five foot sewer hole in Billings park by a playmate yesterday. Her mother Mrs Edward C Marvin pulled the child to safety and she was not harmed.
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Mother Superior
Carol Jean Marvin
Billings Park
Edward C. Marvin
Carol
President Truman urges tougher driver licensing
President Truman denounces lax driver licensing as scandalous and calls on states and local governments to deny highway access to the irresponsible and unfit. He cites 1948 traffic toll of 32,000 killed and over 1,000,000 injured and urges better licensing systems nationwide.
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Washington
Truman
May Weather Summary for Monroe Area
Wet and dry patterns mixed across the county with light rain in Monroe and hail in Blanchardville. Rainfall totaled 1.82 inches for the month, average temperature 61.71, as forecasts call for occasional showers or thunderstorms and a warming trend into Friday.
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Monroe
Blanchardville
Burgy Flats
Hammerly
Trout Stream
Highway 59
Allies Offer Berlin Rule Plan During Talks
The west presented its four power plan for Berlin to Russia in a 90 minute foreign ministers council meeting. The United States Britain and France submitted terms in secret to the Soviet delegation as talks resume with the aim to reunite the divided city under one governing body.
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Paris
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministers Council
Wisconsin Cheese Market Inches Up on Light Demand
Federal and state market reports say Wisconsin American cheese prices hold steady to firm while demand remains light. Trading levels show varied quotes with names of cheese types and price ranges, reflecting cautious buyer activity.
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Madison
Wisconsin
AEC Aide Admits Argonne Guard Had Police Record
Washington reports on atomic hearings show 3280 people cleared for secret data without full FBI loyalty checks and a guard at Argonne with a police record. Senator Hickenlooper and AEC Chairman Lilienthal clash over emergency clearances while the inquiry probes past missing uranium incidents.
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AEC
Argonne
Washington
Capitol Hill
Hickenlooper
Browa
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
David Lilienthal
Elston
Wilson
Lilienthal
Commission
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Leslie Groves
Military
Groves
Dr. Hansen Dies Village Physician for 45 Years
Dr. John Hansen aged 76 former Glenbeulah physician and civic figure died yesterday. A native of Denmark he began practice in 1904 after Oshkosh normal school. Survived by widow and two sons Dr. H. J. Hansen Sheboygan Falls and Howard Hansen Buffalo. Funeral services set for Saturday in Plymouth.
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Hansen
Sheboygan
John Hansen
Glenbeulah
Denmark
Oshkosh Normal School
H. J. Hansen
Sheboygan Falls
Howard Hansen
Buffalo
N. Y
Plymouth
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