Blast Probe Opens At Stevens Point
Stevens Point investigates cause of a blast that destroyed two buildings and damaged a third, killing one person. Officials doubt bottled gas from Lipman furniture store triggered the explosion. gas main work and possible ground gas concentrations are being checked. One missing person identified as Lipman bookkeeper Glei Braatz. four others are hospitalized with serious burns.
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Stevens Point
Lipman Furniture
American Legion
Nat Kinney
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Kinney
Lipman
Utility Company
Clark Street
Glei Braatz
Braatz
St. Michael's Hospital
Ray Freiling
Jack Lipman
Henry C. Tielkemeier Dies in Davis at 89
Obituary for Henry C. Tielkemeier 89 a lifelong Rock Run township resident dies at home in Davis burial at local cemetery officiated by Rev R S Schwarze born February 11 1862 married Bertha Schlegel in 1886 mother of Viola Tielkemeier a St Clare Hospital nurse survived by three sons Oscar Robert Myron and others including five daughters twenty two grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren with siblings and extended family listed from Rock City Davis and Freeport Illinois.
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Henry C. Tielkemeier
Davis
R. S. Schwarze
Tielkemeier
Rock Run Township
Viola Tielkemeier
St. Clare Hospital
Bertha Schlegel
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Oscar
Robert
Roanoke
Ill
Myron
Long Island
Rebecca
Meinert
Elfinda Best
Rockford
Elvira Thomas
Monticello Students Graduate From Ripon College
Elmer Duerst son of Mr and Mrs Adam Duerst was among 112 Ripon College graduates with an arts degree and one of 13 seniors commissioned as second lieutenants in ROTC Ellen Fay Freitag of Villa Park was also a Ripon graduate Julia Knott of Chicago joined the Duerst party at Ripon for Saturday graduation services with Mrs John Christopher of Albany and the Duerst family ending a Monticello Monticello class attendance.
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Cagnuveny
Elmer Duerst
Adam Duerst
Ripon College
ROTC
Ellen Fay Freitag
Villa Park
Clarence Freitag
Monroe
Monticello
Julia Knott
Chicago
Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
Ripon
Taft Sees USSR Likely to Signal Its Own Moves
Senator Taft said he does not think Russia plans a new war but would act in its own time. He spoke at a news conference and was asked if U N forces advancing toward the Manchurian border in Korea would edge the world toward another conflict.
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Ohio
Russia
U. N
Korea
Assembly delays action on privacy bill in state house
The assembly declined final approval of a bill defining actions as invasions of privacy. It advanced the measure to a late stage but did not grant immediate concurrence with the senate version, plans to revisit the bill tomorrow. The bill would bar using a person’s image in advertising without consent and curb creditor debt collection via publicized names, while also blocking fraudulent impersonations. Republican Betts urged swift passage, saying the bill protects press freedom and fights improper collection attempts.
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House
Betts
Lodi
Wisconsin
Two Rivers Welcomes Barber Shop Champions
Two Rivers greets Schmitt brothers as new international barber shop quarter champions. Thousands pack the depot in Manitowoc to welcome them after a Toledo title win Saturday night. The Hamilton band, their 67-year-old mother Mrs. Ann Schmitt, and 13 siblings attend a five mile motorcade to a civic welcome at the Hamilton community house, which runs past midnight.
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Two Rivers
Schmitt Brothers
North Western
Mantowoe
Toledo
Two Rivers Hamilton
Ann Schmitt
Jimmy
Joe
Paul
Fracis
Manitowoc
Hamilton
Leaders to Meet A Green County 4 H Club
A Green County 4 H leaders meeting will be held Monday evening at the Kenneth Hartwig home a mile east of the East Clarno church on county trunks beginning at 8 p m. There will be several classes of dairy cattle to be judged as well as work in foods and clothing garden and handicraft.
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Green County
Kenneth Hartwig
East Clarno
Work Day Arranged by Green County 4-H Club Girls
The 4-H club girls of Green county enrolled in home furnishings plan a work day Thursday in the circuit court room at the courthouse. They will sew curtains pillows and frame pictures and lamps and enjoy a picnic dinner at noon.
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Green County
Court House
Oran 4-H Club Highlights Sewing Demos at Meeting
ORAN GROUP MEETS Orangeville Times Special The Oran 4-H club met in the high school home economics room and featured sewing demonstrations. Joyce Henze presented an illustrated talk on sewing tools. Karen Bostian spoke on How to Straighten, Shirley Kopp discussed How to Mark Fringe, and Mrs Roy Hefty covered cloth characteristics. Five members Bever Blankenhorn Shirley Kopp Joyce Henze Patsy Kloepping and Susan Hefty were interviewed on Freeport radio Saturday. Patsy Kloepping and her sister Carol hosted and planned recreation and refreshments. The next meeting is June 22 at 1 30 p m A skating party will be held Monday.
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Oran Group
Orangeville
Oran 4-H
Joyce Henze
Karen Bostian
Shirley Kopp
Roy Hefty
Bever Blankenhorn
Patsy Kloepping
Humane bullfights offered to visitors in Portugal
In Lisbon spectators can watch humane bullfights where the bull is spared death. To readors demonstrate skill by avoiding injury and ending the bout with a hat gesture.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Beloit Rites Held For Mrs. Inman 75
Funeral services for Mrs Ia Inman 75 Beloit a native of Brodhead were held this afternoon in Beloit at the Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel with Rev Arlie H Krussell officiating Interment was in Eastlawn cemetery Mrs Inman formerly Susie Belle Taylor born Sept 4 1875 in Brodhead spent most of her early life in Orfordville She married Ira Inman June 8 1898 and they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1948 They lived on Riverside drive near Beloit since 1908 Mrs Inman died Sunday Surviving are the husband two sons Robert Savannah Ga and Howard Beloit one grandson Richard Savannah and one sister Mrs C Wesley Boag Estes Park Colo
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Ia Inman
Beloit
Brodhead
Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer
Arlie H. Krussell
First Methodist Church
Ing
Eastlawn Cemetery
Orfordville
Ira Inman
Riverside Drive
Inman
State Board of Agriculture
Women’s Guild
Parliamentary Law Club
Riverside Red Cross
DAR
Robert
Savannah
Howard
Richard
C. Wesley Boag
Estes Park
Colo
Robins Delay Lincolnwood House Completion
Four young robins in a hall doorway nest halt plastering on a suburban Lincolnwood ranch house. Work cannot proceed until the birds depart, delaying near completion by about a week.
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Robins Delay
Chicago
Lincolnwood
Senators Finish Action on Bills in State Senate
Madison Wisconsin. The senate completed action on a health and agriculture review bill sent to the governor. A veterans aid measure passed and goes back to the assembly with a minor amendment. A work relief tax exemption bill was killed. A study appropriation for highway construction passed as did a UW board of regents representation measure. Tax exemptions for nursery crops passed. A consumer insurance practices inquiry was approved. A speed limit bill for trucks over 10 000 pounds passed concurred to and sent to the governor by a 15 12 vote.
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Madison
Senate
State Board of Health
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Assembly
House
Legislative Council
Meat rationing eyed by retailers head in weeks
Charles Bauer, president of the National Association of Retail Food Dealers and a member of the retail advisory committee of OPS, predicts meat rationing may begin within a few weeks and says price controls would be blamed if it occurs.
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Charles Bauer
National Association of Retail, At and Food Dealers
Thee
OPS
Round Grove homemakers annual family picnic noted
The Round Grove Homemakers held their yearly family picnic in the New Glarus woods on Sunday with retiring president Mrs. Robert E. Babler in charge of food. Out of town guests included Willis Babler of Milwaukee and Mr and Mrs Victor Burke low of Madison. Tables were arranged by Mmes Matt Zentner and Fred Nafzger and entertainment planned by Mrs Edward Saunders and Mrs Walter Stauffacher. CLUB VISITS CHICAGO Spring Grove group chartered a bus to Chicago last week touring points of interest and having dinner in Chinatown. Members attending included Ray Bigelow Chester Garde Evert Green Merle Hartman Baltz Hefty Edwin Kaderly Charles Koepp Ona McClellan Emma Mueller Will Meinert Harry Newcomer Russell Rosheisen August Tueschner and Fred Wise. guests were Mesdames Manley Douglas Fred Hahlen Kenneth Vorstmeier Josephine Jones Jay Roderick Toy Ties Jack Timm E D Porterfield Peter Ziltener Clarence Zimmer Nan and Miss Janice Hefty.
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Round Grove Club
Round Grove
New
Glarus Woods
Robert E. Babler
Willis Babler
Milwaukee
Henry E. Babler
Victor Burkelow
Madison
Mmes
Matt Zentner
Fred Nafzger
Edward Saunders
Walter Stauffacher
Chicago
Spring Grove
Chinatown
Ames
Ray Bigelow
Chester| Garde
Evert Green
Merle Hartman
Baltz Hefty
Edwin Kaderly
Charles Koepp
Ona McClellan
Emma Mueller
Will Meinert
Harry Newcomer
Russell Rosheisen
August Tueschner
Fred Wise
Manley Douglas
Fred Hahlen
Kenneth Vorstmeier
Josephine Jones
Jay Roderick
Toy Ties
Jack Timm
E. D. Porterfield
Peter Ziltener
Clarence Zimmer
Nan
Janice Hefty
U S Grain Loan Lauded by Nehru
Prime Minister Nehru hailed a generous U S wheat loan of 2,000,000 tons as easing India's food crisis and bringing the two peoples closer. Food Minister Munshi said congressional approval signals an end to India’s food emergency.
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Nehru
India
K. M. Munshi
U. S. Congress
Mrs Carl Sagen Avon Woman Dies at 66
Mrs Carl Sagen aged 66 died today at 3 a m in her Avon township home after years of illness. She was born Alma Weberg May 1 1885 in Newark township Rock County. Survived by husband Cari Sagen three daughters four sons two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral at East Luther Valley church Orfordville at 2 p m Friday Rev Marcus Lewis officiating burial in church grounds. Friends may call at Everson funeral home Brodhead tomorrow night.
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Carl Sagen
Avon Township
Alma Weberg
Newark Township
Rock County
Hans
Ingeborg Weberg
Cari Saigen
Luther Valley
Sagen
East Luther Valley Church
Orfordville
Marcus Lewis
Everson Funeral Home
Brodhead
Holland Greets Margaret Truman in Holland
Margaret Truman arrived in Holland greeting crew and captain at 7 a.m. She wore a navy suit a mink cape a white dotted navy hat and gloves. A newsman praised her looks and U S Ambassador and Mrs Selden Chapin met her on deck after a six day sea trip from England.
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Holland
Margaret Truman
England
U. S
Selden Chapin
Woman wins Blue Grass futurity shorthorn title
Eliza, shown by Stanley G. Harris of Kenosha, was named champion female at the Blue Grass futurity shorthorn and polled shorthorn show in Louisville. The reserve champion female was Kickapoo Jay Violet, also shown by Harris.
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Sohrthorn
Louisville
Eliza
Stanley G. Harris
Kenosha
Jay Violet
Harris
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