Dodgeville To Host Queen Contest With 23 Candidates
Twenty three candidates contest the Alice in Dairyland title at Dodgeville next Tuesday June 26. Among them two Blanchardville girls. From Madison Platteville New Glarus Richland Center and Baraboo winners two will advance to state finals at Waukesha July 11. Banquet speaker is D N McDowell director of agriculture. Banquet toastmaster is Bud Conrad. Judges include Grace Duffee Marvin Verhuist and Peter May.
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Madison
Platteville
New Glarus
Richland Center
Baraboo
Waukesha
D. N. McDowell
Department of Agriculture
Town
Bud Conrad
Grace Duffee
University
Marvin Verhuist
Wisconsin Canners Association
Peter May
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Barbara Roberts
Lodi
Sarah Price
Avoca
Mary Alice Falk
Stoughton
Betty Badertscher
Horeb
Audrey Watrud
Susan Barber
Doris Wehrley
Kathy Ball
Fennimore
Marcia Terrill
Darlington
Myrelle Brunker
John Loeffel Rites Held at Monticello
John Loeffel funeral rites were held in Monticello with pallbearers named and many attendees listed including John Wittner Joe Blumer Milton Brechkien Conrad Elmer Sam Ludwig Albert Witt and numerous Golz Kreis members and relatives from Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota.
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John Loeffel
Monticello
John Wittner
Joe Blumer
Milton Brechkien
Conrad Elmer
Sam Ludwig
Albert Witt
Leslie Golz
Mmes
John Goly
Alvin Golz
Bernie Golz
Wilbert Luchsinger
Arthur Lorge
Floyd Krause
Ervin Krause
Vernon Krause
Orville Elmer
Evansville
William Golz
Gale Hanson
Wisconsin Dells
Roland Golz
Janesville
Jake Schindler
Henry Elmer
Leonard Smout
Brooklyn
Albert Pagel
Delavan
Edward Loeftel
Darlington
D. D. Greenwalt
George Coplien
Mary Loeffel
Albany
Ada Schlemonitz
Milw
Julia Loeffel
Madi- Rose Rieser
Chicago
Manuel Loeffel
Messrs
Mies
Melvin Buehler
Conrad
Harry Keehester Ludwig
Wallace Miller
Ervin Coplien
Lester Witt
Frank Luchsinger
M. H. Stauffacher
Lela Ludwig
Monroe
Fred
Albert Loeffel
Man Drowns While Fishing Near Rice Lake Narrows
Arthur Rahe 62 of Dubuque drowned yesterday in the narrows between Big Chetac and Big Birch lakes. Firemen recovered the body after a canoe he was using to fish alone capsized nearby.
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Arthur Rahe
Dubuque
Big Chetac
Big Birch Lakes
Snappy Snazzers Meet at Sharon Freese Home
The Snappy Snazzers club gathers Friday at Sharon Freese's residence. Last meeting was at Sharon Foss's home with talks by Jean Messinger and Mrs. Minard Rote. Demonstrations featured by Jamis Fehr and Judy Folgate.
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Orangeville
Sharon Freese
Sharon Foss
Jean Messinger
Minard Rote
Jamis Fehr
Judy Folgate
Cotton Surplus Sold at Profit in Government Program
Agriculture department disclosed profits from selling surplus cotton stored under a federal price support plan. About 3.8 million bales were sold at a gain beyond loaned amounts plus interest and charges. Mills did not need the 1948 cotton, marketed when 1950 crop risked a shortfall amid rearmament demand. government investment in farm products stood around $2.2 billion, down from a year earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pat
Prisoners Hold Utah Guard Hostage Then Evade Capture
Three prisoners at Point Of The Mountain State Prison held a guard with a knife last night and hid inside the new facility for two hours. The guard escaped unharmed and authorities eventually recaptured the trio and returned them to their cells.
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Cumberland Driver Dies After Rural Intersection Crash
Miss Lucille Eckensted, 45, died after a collision between the car she drove and another vehicle at a rural intersection. She was en route to her job as a telephone operator.
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Cumberland
Lucille Eckensted
Markets Report Mixed Livestock and Grain With Modest Shifts
Salable hogs 11 000 active and uneven with some gains on lighter weights. Cattle and calves steady to higher with vealers strong. Butter and eggs firm in Chicago trade while grain edges lower overall in wheat and soybeans. Wheat futures up. corn, oats and rye show mixed moves as hogs, cattle, and produce reflect modest shifts across sectors.
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Chicago
U.S
F.o.b
Frain Chicago
Board of Trade
Coy Candidates Confuse 1952 Presidential Outlook
Washington report notes broad coyness among potential candidates for the 1953 presidency. Truman signals uncertainty while parties maneuver delegates, with Kefauver, Douglas, Johnson and others eyed in the Democratic field and Eisenhower seen as the most discussed figure. Taft, Stassen, Dewey and Warren also figure in the GOP lineup, as public declarations remain muted.
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William M. Boyle Jr
Boyle
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Mr.Truman
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Raleigh
N.C
White House
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Tne
Alben Barkley
Kefauver
Tennessee
Douglas
Ilinois
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Robert A. Lait
Ohio
Taft
Harold £. Stassen
Lie University of Pennsylvania
Gov
Dewey
New York
33 Crown in Mishap Sinking off Cedros Island
A Mexican fishing boat capsized and sank in the Cedros Island channel Saturday night, causing 33 deaths. The disaster, reported from Ensenada, marks one of the worst Lower California coast boat tragedies.
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Ensenada
Mex
Cedros Island
California
Plane crash kills two in Russellville Alabama
A plane crash in Russellville Alabama claimed two lives, a prominent physician and a Boy Scout, both reportedly burned in the inferno.
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Russellville, Ala
Plane crash claims two on local flight last night
A private plane crash in the city last night killed Dr. William H. Spruell 46 a civic leader and World War II medical corps veteran and C. B. Hester 14 son of Mr and Mrs Blanton Hester.
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William H. Spruell
C. B. Hester
Blanton Hester
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