Showdown Time for Wisconsin State Patrol Expansion
The piece argues for immediate enactment of a two cent motor fuel tax increase to fund a larger Wisconsin State Patrol, contending the Senate approved 340 officers and Assembly debates threaten cuts. It notes Governor Kohler's 610 plan and warns that delaying or vetoing fuel tax money would remove justification for the tax hike and patrol growth.
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State Senate
Assembly
Kohler
Wisconsin
Not So Sheltered Housewives in Traffic Fatalities
Wisconsin reports 118 housewives among last year’s traffic deaths, most as passengers rather than drivers. The state notes women and children account for a large share, urging drivers to stay alert and practice road courtesy to protect others.
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Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
South Wayne Concert Set for Saturday Evening
A rain permitting band concert is scheduled for 7 45 p m Saturday in South Wayne directed by Gerald von Main Street shale. No rehearsal tomorrow. next session Friday June 24 invites area musicians to join the first summer program of its kind.
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South Wayne
Main Street
Shale
Gerald von
Boy Scouts to Perform Indian Dance at Home Talent Show
A Monroe troop will present an Indian dance during the Home Talent Show in Blanchardville as part of a two day Legion-airemen celebration Saturday and Sunday. Dancers include John Jeglum Robert Jeglum Larry Pulkrabek Carl Disch Dan Bender Michael Einbeck and Peter Ridnour.
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Monroe Boy Scouts
Blanchardville
John Jeglum
Roberts Jeglum
Larry Pulkrabek
Car
Disch Dan Bender
Michael Ein
Beck
Peter Ridnour
Potatoes scarce as 1945 shipments limit per customer
Ten years ago on June 16 1945 potatoes were available in local markets with daytime shipments capped at five pounds per customer. Also noted were awards of the Silver Star to Sgt Samuel L Bailey for gallantry near Steyr Austria and local obituaries and service stories across the region.
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Samuel L. Bailey
Steyr
Austria
Lisa Chenous
Argyle
Oscar
Ray Barth
Monroe
Germany
Jeanette Wieman
Woodford
Nelson Talla
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Inn
State Railroad Commission
Otto C. Haack
Menomonie
Nora P. Olson
Martha Haack
Clara Maurer
Trinity Hospital
Chicago
William Thompson
L. A. Hodges
Western Advertising Golf Association
Grand Beach
Mich
Joseph Twining
Phoebe
United States Casket Co
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Casket Co
John Fitzgerald
Albany
Miss Daphne Stassin Set to Graduate Tomorrow
Miss Daphne Stassin daughter of Mr and Mrs George N Stassin 2523 11th Street will graduate tomorrow from Milwaukee Downer Seminary. She was active in student life and played Josephine in H M S Pinafore and demonstrated radio activity at the annual science fair.
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Daphne Stassin
George N. Stassin
11Th Street
Milwaukee-Downer Seminary
Miss Stassin
Josephine
Hayden Stone cofounder Charles Hayden remembered
The bulk of the estate supported a fund. Charles Hayden, founder and senior partner of the Hayden Stone brokerage firm, is noted in the remembrance.
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Charles Hayden
Hayden Stone
Hayden Foundation President Dies From Car Crash Injuries
J Willard Hayden, 81, leader of the Charles Hayden Foundation, died from injuries after a Saturday automobile collision. The 70 million dollar fund has since 1937 given about 20 million dollars mainly to aid boys. Hayden led the foundation after its 1937 incorporation, four months after his brother Charles died.
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Lexington
Mass
J. Willard Hayden
Charles Hayden
Hayden
Charles
Connecticut Tops in Public Parks and Library Spending
Connecticut asserts it has more acres of public parks and higher library funding than any other state. The claim covers state park acreage and annual expenditure on public libraries, reflecting long standing commitments to outdoor recreation and public information access.
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Connecticut
U. S
Tucker Starts New TV Career
Forrest Tucker, veteran of 69 films, signs to star in a new NBC produced series Crunch and Des based on Philip Wylie stories about a charter boat captain. Tucker will portray Crunch Adams with Joan Budill as Sam and Sandy Kenyon as Des. filming to begin in Bermuda.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Forrest Tucker
Crunch
Des
Philip Wylie
RKO
NBC Film Division
Tucker
Crunch Adams
Joan Budill
Sam
Sandy Kenyon
Bermuda
YMCA Trip Sends 68 Youths to Milwaukee Braves Game
Sixty eight youngsters and 10 adults departed this morning for the annual YMCA outing to Milwaukee to see the Braves play the Phillies. Marshall D. Markham led the trip with Fred Ties and Warren Selbo driving the buses.
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Brodhead
Braves
Phillies
Milwaukee
Marshall D. Markham
Fred Ties
Warren Selbo
Turners Head to Cleveland for Mid Western Turn Day
Turner men and women depart Saturday for Cleveland for the Mid Western Turn Day competition. Adolf Ruef and LeRoy Wuethrich will judge as Edwin Krattiger and LeRoy Wuethrich train the contestants. Participants include Ernest Ammon Jr and others in the men's group and Elsa Rattin and several women in the girls division.
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Monroe Turners
Cleveland
Green County Picture
Town Hall Factory
Turners
Adolf Ruef
LeRoy Wuethrich
Edwin Krattiger
Ernest Ammon Jr
Duane Schwartz
Dale Bertalot
William Rattin
Fred Blumer
Keith Christen
Fred Ruef
Roger Wuethrich
Arthur Ruf
Delbert Behring
Arnold Zueger Jr
Elsa Rattin
Helen Krattiger
Theresa von Allmen
Jean Halvorson
Jean Wuethrich
Dorleen Showers
Esther Schwartz
Lucille Alston
Mrs. Schiesser To Attend 4-H Camp Anniversary
Mrs. Frank Schiesser and her daughter Linda left their New Glarus farm for Washington D C to attend the 25th anniversary of the National 4-H Club Camp. She was Wisconsin home economics champion and 1935 alternate at the national contest, and formerly Green County 4-H leader. All former state delegates are invited.
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Frank Schiesser
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Linda
Glarus Farm
Schiesser
Elda Strahm
Green County
State Milk Output In May Shows Gains In Wisconsin
Wisconsin milk production rose in May from a year earlier according to the Federal State Crop Reporting Service. Output reached 1.899 billion pounds, up 40 million from May 1954 and above April’s 1.623 billion pounds. Conditions were favorable with mild temperatures and ample green feed. per cow production averaged 21.93 pounds on June 1, up 3 percent from last year and 10 percent over the 10-year daily average. Farmers were milking a record 77.6 percent of cows in their herds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Freedom Under God Observance on Independence Day
Governor Kohler urged Madison residents to mark July 4 with a Freedom Under God observance. The call linked Independence Day to a rededication to the spiritual principles behind the Declaration of Independence, 179 years prior.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kohler
Government cites Freedom Under God observance request
The government referenced the so called Freedom Under God observance requested by the Spiritual Mobilization of Los Angeles as part of its notes. Times Wart Ads were mentioned in connection with the event.
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Los Angeles
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