Maybank plan faces Senate debate and Taft opposition
Opening Senate discussion on the Maybank labor bill, critics warn it would curb strikes in key sectors, authorize seizure of industry, and usurp private property rights. Taft denounces the measure as too restrictive, arguing it echoes Truman era overreach and ignores the Supreme Court’s recent call for Congress to write any seizure powers.
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Maybank
White House
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Taft
Truman
Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Republicans Clash Over Delegates Threaten Party Unity
Ten Republican governors backed Eisenhower while denouncing Taft supporters as driving away new GOP backing. They opposed Taft Eisenhower contests in Texas Georgia and Louisiana and created rival delegations. Rep Buffett called the move dishonest amid a split echoing 1912 taft roosevelt fights.
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Taft
GOP
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Chicago
Rep. Buffett
R-Neb
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Two Infants Baptized In Brodhead Ceremonies
In Brodhead Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Rev. Robert A Boettcher baptized Curtis Burnett Kubly and Bruce Allan Krause. Curtis’s sponsors were Mr and Mrs Harvey Mauermann and Mr and Mrs Clifford Jones. Bruce’s sponsors were the same pairs. In the afternoon Dale Marion Pinnow was christened at home. sponsors were Mr and Mrs John Pergra.
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Alfred Pinnow
John Pergra
Explosion at Joliet plant kills and injures in 1942
Ten years ago an early morning explosion at the Elwood shell loading plant near Joliet destroyed one building and left 24 bodies recovered from debris. Fingerprints will be used to identify the victims.
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Elwood
Joliet
Mauree Applegate
Rock County
Green County Normal
The
Legion Post
Harvey H. Holland
Nat G. Preston
Freeport
Wisconsin district school costs rise 11.2 percent in 1950-51
Wisconsin Citizens Expenditure Survey reports district operating costs rose 11.2 percent in 1950-51 while district levies climbed 7.8 percent. Average daily attendance increased 1.8 percent to 245,674. total operating costs climbed to 48,622,141. The survey covers Green County and surrounding districts with details on per pupil costs and staffing.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Citizens Expenditure Survey, Inc
State Department of Public Instruction
Monroe
Brodhead
Juda Union Free High School
South Wayne Union Free High School
Green County
Albany
Argyle
Belleville
Blanchardville
Brooklyn
Darlington
Monticello
Altoona
New Glarus
Shullsburg
Trict
Boy Dies After Oil Blast From Lighted Match
In Lowell Wisconsin a boy lit a match near a fuel oil drum, causing an explosion that burned his clothes off and left Kenneth Weide marm fatally injured. He died five hours later at Beaver Dam hospital. Snakes have no vocal cords.
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Lowell
Wis
Kenneth Weidemarm
Beaver Dam
August Popanz Dies in Evansville at 81
August Popanz 81, a former Albany area farmer, died Tuesday at his Evansville home. Funeral services were held in Evansville with burial in Maple Hill cemetery. He was born in Germany on August 31, 1870 and moved to Evansville 15 years ago. Survived by wife Ida Hein married 1900, three daughters, a sister, six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. son John preceded in death.
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Albany
August Popanz
Albany-Attica
Evansville
Maple Hill
Theodore Krause
Wiotw
Ida Hein
Sam Wilde
Edward Chamberlin
Magnolia
Richard Hawkins
Janesville
Augusta Lange
John
Wiley Sees Eisenhower Agreement hailed by senators
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin lauds Eisenhower after Abilene speech calling it a good omen for better times and victory. Senator Ferguson of Michigan applauds a cleanup and says the general is right.
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Washington
Wiley Wiley
R-Wis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kas
Wiley
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
Ferguson
Orangeville 4-H clubs meet. schedules and demos noted
Orangeville Energetic Maids 4 H club met at Belva and Genevieve Schoonhoven to cut material for garments. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m Monday June 16 at Patricia Moyer's home. Hustlers 4 H members Bob Blankenhorn Robert Freese Stuart Freese Marlin Dietmeier and Robert Bolender led an electrical demonstration. Sharon Walker hosted the Snappy Snazzers 4 H club. talks covered fastenings canned foods safe diet and fresh produce contributions.
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Orangeville
Belva
Genevieve Schoonhoven
Patricia Moyer
Hustlers
Bob Blankenhorn
Robert Freese
Stuart Freese
Marlin Dietmeier
Robert Bolender
Sharon Walker
Sharon Freese
Jean Hessinger
Sharon Foss
Local Demonstrations Highlight Daily Fruit and Veggie Intake
Dixie Miller hosts a session on healthy eating with demonstrations led by Judy Folgate Sherry Ann Molter and Sharon Walker. Guests included Mrs Victor Folgate, Walter Foss and Homer Walker in attendance.
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Dixie Miller
Judy Folgate
Sherry Ann Molter
Sharon Walker
Mmes
Victor Folgate
Walter Foss
Homer Walker
Jaycees Hear Chamber Officer at Charter Night Event
Junior Chamber of Commerce officials announce Se ward H. Jacobi state general manager of the Chamber of Commerce will be the main speaker at Charter Night at the Country Club next Tuesday. Lee Kirsch chairs the event. A get acquainted gathering at the American Legion clubhouse attracted nearly 50 as part of a membership drive ahead of Charter Night. Jacobi will outline how a Chamber can aid both local and state Junior Chambers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seward H. Jacobi
Country Club
Lee Kirsch
American Legion
Jacobi
Wisconsin Armories Get 150000 Grant For New Posts
Madison reports the State Building Commission approved $150000 for National Guard armories at Merrill Sparta Two Rivers and Waukesha with federal matching funds of three dollars per one from the state. Adj Gen Olson said U S funds are available now and Wisconsin must contribute or lose the funds. The plan covers a 10 year program costing about $2000000 with over 40 communities on a list. The commission also approved $214000 to complete a home economics building at the University of Wisconsin campus.
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National Guard
Merrill
Sparta
Two Rivers
Waukesha
State Building Commission
Adj
Ralph J. Olson
U.S
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Engineer appoints student editors
Robert Leisses of Bayer Dam was named editor of the Wisconsin Engineer the monthly magazine of the state university College of Engineering. Robert C Sommerfeld of Oshkosh was chosen business manager.
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Robert Leisses
Bayer Dam
Wisconsin Engineer
State University College of Engineering
Robert C. Sommerfeld
Oshkosh
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