County 4H Camp Trip Leaders Nominated
Green County selects youth and adults to attend a four day 4-H district leadership camp at Lake Geneva in July with a $12.75 cost per participant. A large group of county leaders also discussed 4-H fair participation and budget, judges, and booth assignments.
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Bauils
Sunercen Yueens
Green County
Lake Geneva
Leaders
Peter Bohren
Oakley
Julius Elmer
York
Esther Larson
Juda
William
May
Browntown
William Blum
Argus
Ray Dye
Monroe
Helen Stettler
Mildred Cotherman
Green ‘County Center
Albert Buri
Hollis Baebler
Jean Brandt
Alln
Harvey Elmer
Ralph Elmer
York Ry Ammann
Clarni Zimmerli
Decaturleigh J
Twin Floods Endanger International Falls and Fort Frances
International Falls and Fort Frances face a historic flood for 34 years as the rain soaked watershed of 14,500 square miles swells lakes and rivers. The border region endures widespread water threats and possible evacuation as records show wetter conditions than since 1916.
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International Falls
Fort Frances
Ont
Ontario
Minn
Rainy Lake
Britain Denies Pool Opposition in EU Coal Plan Debates
Prime Minister Attlee told Parliament Britain aims to help and not hinder the Schuman plan for European coal and steel pooling while rejecting supra national authority. A Labour Party statement cautions that European unity is not an overriding end and that Britain's sovereignty and Commonwealth ties come first. France seeks talks with Britain on a high international coal steel authority, but Britain will not commit before details are negotiated.
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London
Attlee
Schuman
Europe
Labor Party
Paris
United Kingdom
France
Britain
Germany
Bel- Luxembourg
Its
Llabor
Commonwealth
Horlick Sisters Share Big Estates
Horlick sisters Jeannette Bowles and Helen Bond, now in Greenwich, Conn, are named major heirs in two wills totaling nearly five million dollars. Alexander J. Horlick died last week. estates include four million in personal property and 500000 in real estate. Each sister gets 50000 cash plus income from two trusts totaling 1.3 million and over two million dollars. Bequests include 35000 to St. Luke's Episcopal church and 25000 to the hospital, with other 10000 gifts to relatives. Executors are Bond, Bowles, John MacLeish and Charles F. Ratten. Hueffner estate also names Horlick daughters as chief heirs.
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Racine — Wry
Ane Burlick
Greenwich
Conn
Jeannette Bowles
Helen Bond
Alexander J. Horlick
Horlick
Horlick’s Ltd
England
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Bond
Bank Mail Outlook Says Activity at Record Levels
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reports business barometers indicate very high activity, with the bank noting that American business is probably as strong or stronger now than at any time in the last three years.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Average Hotel Guests Raise Bills From Antics at Convention
A Hotel Greeters of America convention highlights how average hotel guests burden costs beyond rooms and services. The piece notes guests can damage property, incur police or detective costs, and affect reputations, yet delegates admit they are well behaved during the four day gathering.
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America
Flood Death Toll Rises in Tokyo Area
Tokyo reports at least 48 fatalities from floods and landslides during a week of torrential rains. Separately a tractor mower can cut hay in 10 minutes what ten men take a day to do.
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Tokyo
Cardinal Stritch urges hospital aid to working class health care
Cardinal Stritch addressing the Catholic Hospital Association says medical care must fit middle class lives and calls for public authority support without coercive compulsory plans. He urges hospitals to extend affordable care into homes and favors voluntary groups with government funding over federal compulsory insurance.
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Muwaureef
Stritch
Chicago
Catholic Hospital Association
United States
Canada
Cardinal Stritch
Milwaukee
John W. Barrett
Cage
Chinese hand methods of harper reveal wheat harvest costs
A historical notice reports that using Chinese hand methods for harvesting wheat requires 260 man hours. The article notes the labor intensity and possible efficiencies, with emphasis on the method and its time investment. The finding highlights the scale of manual labor and the unanswered questions about productivity.
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Lake of the Woods
Montgomery Electric
Twin Cities
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Touralux
Milwaukee Road Service
L. W. de Lorimier Senger
Monroe, Wis
Horlick Sisters
Golf Shoes
Ted
Onront Ting Shoe Store
Cardinal
Studer
Summerlin Pepe Ciass OC
Dearth Motor Sales
DODGE
Kaiser
Chevrolet
Mercury
Oal
Fional
Hiway
West
Appleton
Rotary Food Press
Coronado
PARTI
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Anchor
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