Divided Highways Safer Despite Holiday Traffic
A study shows divided highways cut fatality rates during heavy travel. The Memorial Day period saw 12 deaths on divided routes versus national averages. barriers and medians reduce head on crashes, while other causes persist. Bonefish grow by shrinking before resuming growth to full length.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Safety Council
United States
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Harrisburg
Columbus
New Jersey Turnpike
Pennsylvania Turnpike
New Glarus Graduates Earn Platteville State Degrees
Four New Glarus natives graduated from Platteville State University in elementary education. Kent Anderson, Muriel Babler, Donna McGuire, and Rita Marty earned teaching contracts. McGuire heads to Mondovi kindergarten, Babler to Blair in Waukesha, Marty to Winnequah in Monona Grove, Anderson to Beloit Turner for English and eighth grade classes.
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New Glarus
Platteville State University
Kent Anderson
Abner Anderson
New Glarus Village
Muriel Babler
Milton Babler
Student National Education Association
Donna McGuire
Ray Yaun
New
Blair School
Waukesha
Miss Marty
Winnequah School
Monona Grove
Anderson
Beloit Turner
Beloit
June 12 History Highlights Across Years
On this date in 1918 the 96th Bombardment Squadron made the first U S airplane bombing raid in World War I by targeting railroad yards at Dommary Baroncourt near Metz. Other notes include 1965 NYC incorporation under English law and Didrickson Zaharias winning the British Women's Golf Championship.
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U.S
96Th
Dommary Baroncourt
Metz
New York City
Max Schmeling
Germany
Jack Shark
Carl Weinbrenner Dies at 86 in Dodgeville Hospital
Mineral Point resident Carl Weinbrenner died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. He was 86 and arrangements were pending at Ritter Funeral Home. Also noted: a group of hikers completed the 2,050 mile Appalachian Trail trek.
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Mineral Point
Carl Weinbrenner
Dodgeville
Ritter
Oats Crop Improves and Space Flight Surges in News
The oats crop looks good while corn recovers from frost and hay yields lag behind. Space flight of GT-4 is above average with Russia far ahead yet misses the moon by 99 000 miles. Local notices cover Leland Miller’s recovery, H Land Judging Contest July 15, watershed meeting at Smock Valley, and ongoing public works and conservation efforts.
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Cape
Jack Marty
Ted Schmedlin
Monroe Moose Lodge
Ted
Jack
Ollie
Bill Leopold
Smock Valley
Hiawatha School
Hillbilly Brothers
Gomer and
Alfonso
Bill Leopold Jr
Alfred Husko
Albany drainage work and Exeter township tile progress
Journal notes drain activity on Bill Blumer and Chester area farms near Albany with Rock River drainage project tile laying in Exeter township. Meeting with Mrs. Clarence Rose Schultz who praises readership reaching twenty four readers.
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Bill Rees
Herman Durtschi
Mt. Pleasant
Vic Schiller
Delbert Blum
Jordan
Ken Klassy
Monty Chesebro
Cecil Holloway
Washington
Jordan Township
Vern Johnsrud
Ken Digman
Herman Ritschard
Melvin Schlittler
Bill Blumer
Chester Ae
Albany
Rock River
Jake Wettach
Exeter Township
Clarence
Rose) Schultz
Mrs. Schultz
Sour Cream Cookies From Dairy Month Recipe
A dated recipe yields sour cream cookies with yeast dough, a raisin filling, and a cinnamon sugar finish. Ingredients include warm water, flour, butter, egg yolks, sour cream, vanilla, raisins, nuts, and optional lemon juice.
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Robert LaBorde Juda
Dear Abby letters on motherhood and safety urge mindful parenting
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges discusses women balancing career and motherhood, the value of parenting, and safety tips such as unplugging extension cords after a dangerous incident. A reader thanks Abby for safety guidance, and a prayerful plea for better parenting is shared. Abby offers a way to write for personal replies and a booklet on letter writing.
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Abby
Heavenly Father
Noted Art Expert Charged With Fraud
Milan authorities arrested Cesare Bellini 75, a retired professor and Milan courts art expert panel member, in a case alleging he authenticated fakes. Police also halted a large network of fake modern master paintings with the arrest of a painter and six dealers.
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Milan
Italy
Cesare Bellini
Bellini
Help Wanted Classified Ads Boost Hiring
A help wanted section highlights workers sought for various jobs. Classified ads urge employers to post openings and applicants to respond, reflecting local labor needs and recruitment activity.
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Murial Babler
Beloit School
Rita Marty
Donna MC Guire
Mondovi
The
Rickson Zaharias
Konrad Adenauer
Dwight Eisenhower
Far East
Russia
East Germany
Morty Meekle
BY Dick Cavalli
England
Attila the Hon
Little BO Peer
Allep
Priscilla
V. T. Hamlin
Mars
BY AL Vermeer
Rike
Freckles
J. R. Williams
Trwilliams
Merkill Blosser
Ben Casey
Thor Clark
Captain
Neal Adams
NEA, In
T.M. Reg
BY Leslie Turner
MR. Smollett
Scotland Yard
RED Cow
Cheddington
Hanna-Barbera
Soil Conservation Service
Leland Miller
Rudy Haskee
Mrs. Boswell
Shirley Purdue
Sincerely, Mrs. H
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Calif
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