Waushara Work Given Approval on Forestry Plan
The Waushara decision approves a plan involving conservation, hunting grounds reuse, and tax measures. It notes a July 16-17 Land O Lakes meeting where Congress will decide on fish fees and forest actions. A forestry field tour will display timber values for the Wisconsin Bankers Association.
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Conservation Congress
Land O'Lakes
Congress
Flambeau Forest
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Poole Rites Held in Darlington at Baptist Church
Services for George A. Poole 91 who died Friday at a Darlington hospital were held today at 2 p.m. in the Baptist church with Rev. Wendell Hanson officiating. Burial followed in Union Grove cemetery. Born in Clayton County Iowa, he farmed near Darlington with his wife until 1908, then moved to Greenwood. He later retired to Darlington after his wife’s death. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Chris Nelson of Darlington, a son LeRoy of Kelly Lake Minnesota, six grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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George A. Poole
Darlington
Baptist Church
Wendell Hanson
Union Grove
Clayton County
Greenwood
Poole
Chris Nelson
LeRoy
Kelly Lake
Minn
Lutherans urge college projects for 14 seminaries
Houston Texas The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod board of higher education has recommended 4 779 850 be spent on new buildings and improvements at 14 seminaries and colleges including Concordia College at Milwaukee.
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Houston
Tex
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Board of Higher Education
Goncordia College
Milwaukee
Proxmire Attacks Kohler Surplus Alibi on 1951 55 Building
Madison Wisconsin Sunday radio broadcast charged former Governor Walter Kohler with a feeble alibi for using the state's 45 million dollar surplus. Proxmire argued 13.6 million from the 1951 55 institutional building fund came from a cigarette tax, not the surplus, with 28.4 million as about five percent of general fund revenues. He noted predecessors built more from revenues while surplus remained. Critics claimed only a fraction of the 200 million dollars needed for state buildings had been completed.
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Madison
Wimam Proxmire
Kohler
Proxmire
Walter Kohler
Rennebohm and Goodland
Dane County Democrat
Inside Eisenhower's White House Staff Profiles
A profile of President Eisenhower's top aides and editors. J Hughes, the youngest writer at 32, shapes speeches from a quiet White House office. C D Jackson links the President to Cold War policy while Bernard M Shanley handles legal alignment. Maxwell Rabb and Sherman Adams support briefing and coordination. Major Gen Howard Snyder serves as physician and advisor.
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Sigrid Arne Washington
Emmet J. Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Congress
White House
C. D. Jackson
Jackson
Princeton
Bernard M. Shanley
Barnardsville
N. J
Maxwell Rabb
Boston
Sherman Adams
Rabb
Adams
Howard Snyder
Snyder
Monticello Social Roundup Lists Weekend Travels
Monticello and surrounding area residents including Miss Margaret Blum, Mrs. John G. Blum, Harold J. Blum, Ed Blum, and Wallace P. Barlow with family traveled to Madison Des Moines and Lake Wisconsin over the weekend. Several families visited relatives in Goldfield Rice Lake and Eau Claire area while Emil Voegels plans a month away. A note closes with two theories on the origin of ail, one from plants and one from inorganic matter.
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Margaret Blum
John G. Blum
Madison
Harold J. Blum
Monroe
Ed Blum
Wallace P. Barlow and Son
Des Moines
Newee Eneer “Freitag
Adoigh
Lake Wisconsin
Harris Babler
Thomas Voegeli
Monticello
William Grunder
Belleville
Carolyn Krajeck
Evansville
Rice Lake
Elwood Schwers
Henry E. Babler
Bernice Babler
Goldfield
Anna Kelling
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Robert Holcomb Jr
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Richardson Electric
16Th 16Th Ave
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Robert E. Zuercher
Zuercher & Zuercher Agency
C. D. Curtis
SUNE
Dean Gialary
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe
Ice Ica
Monroe Sales Co
A. P. Stauffacher
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