Pen Type Barns In Wisconsin Farm Scene Highlight
Edward Hanawall on Newark Avon road erects one of the first pen type barns in southern Wisconsin to house a growing herd. Cows rest in the outdoor bunkers while silage is fed twice daily with grain inside. Robert Wild, polio survivor, assists on 165 acre Winslow area farm and projects with Holstein cow Wild Vale Fobes Inka. 1948 milk and butterfat yield noted. Mrs. Lowell Albrecht hones miniature farmyard machinery on dining table at Stockton, crafting full yard with cardboard models and movable parts since 1941.
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Edward Hanawall
Newark-Avon Road
Brodhead
Rock County
Wisconsin
Hanawall
Robert Wild
Harold Wild
Winslow
Winslow High School
Wild Vale Fobes Inka
Robert
Tobias Wild
Green County
Harry Wild
Harold
Lowell Albrecht
Betty Hubb
Lena
Stockton
Monroe Considers Bright Lighting for Square Proposal
Monroe aldermen weigh a power company proposal to install a new lighting system delivering twelve times the old illumination. The plan would raise monthly bills by 130 dollars, sparking debate between supporters who see business and safety benefits and opponents who question the cost and necessity.
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Monroe
Neak House Square
Haack Retires After Six Decades in Green County Ministry
Rev John L Haack ends a long clerical career after six decades of service in Browntown and Green County The community recalls his steady dedication and ten years of parish leadership since 1939 with gratitude and best wishes for retirement a time of reflection and relaxation.
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John L. Haack
Browntown
Green County
Haack
Real estate lobby undercutting housing bill claimed by president
The president attacked a so called real estate lobby opposing the housing bill. Congress members doubt any lobby pressure exists and question who opposes social progress. Rep Martin of the 80th congress says the only lobbying seen was by backers seeking passage. A ten billion program could channel cash and create jobs for political supporters.
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White House
Congress
Capitol Building
Rep. Martin
Fire destroys mill in Manitowoc area blaze lasts six hours
Fire of undetermined origin engulfed the frame sawmill and brick mill owned by Joseph Holly at Shoto. Fire departments from Francis Creek, Rockwood and Mishicot fought the flames for six hours.
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Manitowoc
Joseph Holly
Shoto
Francis Creek
Rockwood
Mishicot
Educators Married in Middlebury Honeymoon Ongoing
Dr. John M. Thomas, 79, former president of Pennsylvania State College, wed Miss Eleanor S. Ross, 75, former dean of Middlebury College. The couple married in Middlebury on Saturday and were honeymooning today.
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Middlebury
Pennsylvania State College
Middlebury College
John M. Thomas
Eleanor S. Ross
Knights of Pythias degrees in Madison noted
Twenty five years ago Arthur Stauffacher S R Bailie Dr H B June 20 1924 Caradine John Becker Robert W Blumer Del Bert Cook and M F Mayer earned grand lodge degrees in Madison City council plans new uniform drink license regulation Miss Bertha Johnson Argyle wed to Burr A Strang Monticello and Edward J Gmur New Glarus exchanged vows.
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Arthur Stauffacher
S. R. Bailie
Dr. H. B
Caradine
John Becker
Robert W. Blumer
Delbert Cook
M. F. Mayer
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Madison
Bertha Johnson
Argyle
Burr A. Strang
Janesville
Alma Voegels
Monticello
Edward J. Gmur
New Glarus
Europe’s Postwar Rebound Impresses Returning Reporter
Hal Boyle notes reduced fear in Europe after two weeks across five countries. Optimism grows as living conditions improve, prices drop, and storefronts reopen while Germans accept small luxuries and France recovers its famed cuisine. He contrasts U S fears with European steadiness.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Europe
American Overseas Airlines
United States
London
Isigny
France
Gay Paree
Normandy - Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Rhine
Elbe
England
Dr Bongiorno Purchases Paulson Estate Farm
Dr F J Bongiorno bought the Julia Paulson estate farm at auction Saturday for 15500 dollars. The 240 acre property includes two houses and full outbuildings and lies three miles northwest of Albany in the Norwegian Settlement.
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Albany
F. J. Bongiorno
Julia Paulson
Alny
Former deputy weds in Ogdensburg ceremony
Mrs Ella Sucs, 80, of Ogdensburg, wed A C Hageman, 82, Phoenix, Ariz, on Saturday. Hageman served as a deputy sheriff of Milwaukee county for 38 years.
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Ogdensburg
Ella Sucs
A. C. Hageman
Phoenix
Ariz
Hageman
Milwaukee County
Seabee Veterans Plan Housing Co-ops to Ease Shortage
National commander Howard Potter urges formation of housing cooperatives and construction companies to address veterans' housing shortage in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
The
Seabee Veterans of American
Howard Potter
Slain Barker Gang Members Identified After Lincoln Shootout
Albert C. Gladson aged 48 and Elton Crapo 47, long known Barker gang members, were identified by fingerprints as the two men killed in a Lincoln gun duel with Nebraska officers after a $75,000 jewel robbery. Elton L. Goldberg, a Lincoln jewelry salesman, had reported the diamonds. The Barker gang era ended in the 1930s after Ma Barker and Freddie Barker were slain. other kin faced harsher fates in prison or death.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Albert C. Gladson
Alton Crapo
Crapo
Alcatraz
Harold Smith
Gladson
Barker
Ma’’ Barker
Freddie Barker
FBI
Florida
Arthur
Lloyd
Leavenworth
Denver
Herman
Monro_e City Council Hears Lighting Options For Public Square
The Monroe Wisconsin Common Council met in special session on June 17 1949 informal Mayor F A Buehler presiding. Attendees included Aldermen Forcade Norton Matzke Schindler Leaser Beckman and Hare. The council heard Wisconsin Power and Light Co representatives on mercury vapor lighting and directed the water and lights committee to visit Beloit and Fort Atkinson to study installations and gather data. Adjournment followed with no further business.
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F. A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Matzke
Schindler
Leaser
Beckman
Hare
Buehler
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Committee On Water and Lights
Beloit
Fort Atkinson
G. S. Soseman
Astronomer Confirms 30th Moon Discovery
A University of Chicago astronomer Dr. Gerald P. Kuiper confirmed the solar system's 30th moon near Neptune. The satellite is very faint about 200 miles across and 250000 times dimmer than the faintest star. A stray line notes early bread from acorns and beech nuts.
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Chicago
Solar System
University of Chicago
Gerald P. Kuiper
Neptune
Elgin Race Driver Roger Frank Dies In Crash
Elgin 20 year old hot rod racer Roger Frank was killed during a race at Prather's field yesterday when his car lost control and crashed. Police note Frank had competed in hot rod events in Elgin Rockford Chicago and other Illinois cities.
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de Kalb
Ill
Roger Frank
Elgin
Hotrod
Prather’s Field
Frank
Rockford
Chicago
Illinois
Markets Report Chicago Livestock Prices and Poultry
Livestock salable: hogs 7,000, up 25-50c for butchers and sows. top 21.50, most good 170-240 lb 20.75-21.25, 250-280 lb 19.75-20.50, heavier weights scarce. Cattle and calves: 8,500 cattle, 500 calves. steady on slaughter classes, top 28.00 for two loads of heavy steers. good and choice fed steers 25.00-27.50. heifers 22.00-26.00. cows 12.50-19.00. Stockers slow. live poultry: fowl weak, prices up to a cent higher for some items. butter steady. eggs mostly steady to slightly lower.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wall Street Rallies on Rail and Air Stocks
New York trading with railway and airline shares leading gains around two points. Overall market shows rising tendencies with mostly fractional advances. Interest in rails and air stocks grows late, but turnover remains about 700,000 shares for the day. Corporate bonds moved narrowly.
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Wall Street
New York
Illnesses Reported In Albany Area
Mrs George Peckham remains ill at her home. Frank Sellow continues ill. Edward Luedy, who suffered a basal skull fracture June 8 in a barn accident, is slowly improving but will remain in bed for a month.
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Albany
George Peckham
Frank Sellow
Edward Luedy
Errant Cow Invades Monroe Golf Course On No 8 Green
Golfers at Monroe Country club faced disrupted play as Hetwig the errant cow from John Ham merli farm wandered onto the No 8 green. Eddie Goecks and club staff chased the cow across the hole while Ches ter Becker Wallace Miller and James Forbes aided in corralling her back to the pasture fence line.
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Monroe Country Club
Hetwig
John Hammerli
Eddie Goecks
Eddie
James Forbes
Chester Becker
Wallace Miller
Miller
Hedwig
West Allis Veteran Named by State DAV
Herbert P. Welser of West Allis elected department commander of the Disabled American Veterans. Nellie Qualls of West Allis named commander of the women's auxiliary. Racine chosen as the 1950 convention city. A state rehabilitation hospital board is created to coordinate DAV service work. General Jonathan Wainwright warns Hoover commission would destroy the VA hospital program.
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Green Bay
Herbert P. Welser
West Allis
Racine
Nellie Qualls
Women’s Auxiliary
Hoover Commission
Veterans Administration
Jonathan Wainwright
Disabled American Veterans
Bataan
Commission
Hymn Writer Augustus Nelson Dies at 85
Rev. Augustus Nelson, 85, a prominent Lutheran hymn writer and translator, died Saturday in Mankato Minnesota. His work touched church music circles and he was known for contributions to hymnody and religious translation.
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Mankato
Minn
Augustus Nelson
Stone-age grain cakes found in Swiss lake dwellings
Remains of coarse grain cakes were unearthed in Swiss lake dwelling sites, indicating early baking practices. The discovery highlights ancient food preparation and dietary habits in prehistoric settlements near the lakes.
Native of Argyle Dies in Milwaukee
Thaddeus Michaelson 57, Argyle native, died at St Josephs Hospital Milwaukee from a heart attack. He lived in Milwaukee the past decade at 1835 N 25th St. Born Sept 8 1891 in Argyle to Samuel and Arminta Michaelson. Survived by widow Laura, daughter Evelyn Reindl, son Robert, brother Mervin, sister Blanche Sterling, and two grandchildren. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Services at Erickson Funeral Home and St Josephs Catholic Church.
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Argyle
Thaddeus Michaelson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Milwaukee
N. 25Th Street
Samuel and
Arminta Jacobs Michaelson
Laura McIntyre
Evelyn Reindl
Robert
Mervin
Blanche Sterling
Erickson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph Willitzer
Calvary Cemetery
Robeson Praises Soviet People at Harlem Rally
Paul Robeson told 3,500 Harlem listeners he loves the Soviet people more than any other nation and praised Russia for suffering alongside Black Americans. He spoke after attending his son's wedding to a white woman and expressed affection for Russians and their cause.
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New York
Paul Robeson
Harlem
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Paul H. Wagner
University of Wisconsin
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University of Notre Dame
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Iowa
Convention of Elks
Dubuque
J. L. Rood
Fred J. Bolender
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First Ward
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Park Monroe
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