National forests Offer Budget Vacations in America
The editorial extols national vacation land in U S national forests with 179 million acres across 42 states Puerto Rico and Alaska. It notes camps tents and picnics with water firewood tables and sanitation plus 100000 acres set aside as recreation areas and 20000 family camp sites in 3600 camp areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Wisconsin Assembly Passes $5 Fee For Bakeries
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill by 56 to 27 requiring bakery and confectionery operators to pay a $5 license and inspection fee. The measure goes to the Senate for consideration. The body also concurred in a Senate bill allowing counties to raise circuit judge salaries up to $2,000 annually, with other related actions on old age assistance and liquor wholesale restrictions.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin canning factories seek extra help for harvest
ers need labor for 132 pea canning factories, especially in southern and eastern counties. The state farm labor office says spring delay will cause early and late peas to mature together, creating a heavier harvest rush. Extra workers are sought because late planting required time baying and corn cultivating. out of state workers may be brought in again to meet demand.
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Anacuson
State Farm Labor Office
Wisconsin
Well driller killed in Wisconsin rig contact
An Oconto Falls well driller William Courchaine, 40, and his fifteen year old son Robert were electrocuted when the boom of a drilling rig touched a 7,200 volt power line yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred in Abrams Wisconsin and left nine other children widowed.
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Abrams
Wis
Oconto Falls
William Courchaine
Robert
Divorced Couple Shares Park Day With Mary and Friends
In Denver Philip Raider and his wife Sheila separate due to incompatibility and seek Mary’s custody. Mary, spoiled by her grandmother, challenges Philip’s patience at a park visit with Anne Bowman, Roddy Malone, and other boarders at Mrs Lane’s boarding house. The chapter focuses on Philip and Anne’s reflective conversation about careers, family, and Irish Puritan tensions shaping their choices.
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Philip Raider
Sheila
St. Louis
Mary
Colorado Springs
Philip
Denver
Somers
Mrs Lane
Lanes
Anne Bowman
Jean Fa
Roddy Malone
Jean
Mr. Grey
Anne
Sally
Roddy
Boulder
England
PGA Championship upsets thin field as top stars fall
The 29th national PGA golf championship enters its fourth day with few leading names remaining. Ben Hogan, Jimmy Demaret, Bobby Locke, Johnny Revolta, and Bob Hamilton were knocked out early, while Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen were eliminated in tight rounds. Claude Harmon delivered six birds and an eagle to crush Jimmy Milward as the field shrinks toward the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Plum Hollow
Johnny Revolta
Bob Hamilton
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Snead
Jimmy Thompson
Sarazen
Laffoon
Chicago
Toney Penna
Beloit
Cincinnati
Hogan
Henry Ransom
Rawney
Vinia
Locke
Dick Metz
Metz
Art Bell
Colma
Calif
Johnny Bulla
England
Phoenix
Itsch
Route 1
Ariz
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
17Th Street
Jimmy Milward
Madison
Dee
Jarmon
Sammy Byrd
Milward
Sabcr crashes boy near park in Milwaukee
A 14-year-old Milwaukee boy named James Moerke was crushed to death yesterday afternoon when a trailer truck ran over him as he walked toward a city park to play. Police investigated the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SABCR
Milwaukee
James Moerke
Monroe Evening Times Boy Scouts and Girls Club Sign-Up Notice
All boys and girls up to 12 years are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boy and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times. Include the sign date, Monroe, Wisconsin, street or P O box, date of birth and age at last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times Boyeaue
Mall
Evening Times
Monroe
Wis
Track Stars Turn in Fine Performances at N C A A
In Salt Lake City college sprinters and hurdlers faced rain as NCAA prelims showcased stars aiming for Olympic trials. Harrison Dillard clocked 13.9 in hurdles tying a seven year old NCAA mark. Mel Patton ran 9.4 in the 100 yards with a strong tailwind, while Herb McKenley posted 46.6 in the 440 yard dash heat as contenders sharpen for tonight’s finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
London
Sam
U. S
University of Utah
Staddium
Harrison Dillard
Rom Baldwin-Wallace
Ed Dugger
Tufts
Mel Patton
Herb McKenley
Illinois
New Members Added to Fritsch Family Routes
Dorothy Mae Fritsch of route 1 joined on June 25 1941 followed by Robert George Fritsch route 1 on June 25 1943 and James Lee Fritsch route 1 on March 14 1945.
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Dorothy Mae Fritsch
Robert George Fritsch
James ‘Lee Fritsch
Milwaukee teen wins Western Junior Golf Championship
Tom Veech of Milwaukee captured the Western Junior Championship at Wilmette Illinois defeating Art Wyatt of Aurora 1 up after 36 holes. The 18 year old high school graduate weighed 235 pounds and is set for the Wisconsin state amateur next month and likely the National Junior tourney in Peoria.
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Wilmette
Ill
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Inksman
Wisconsin
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Peoria
Helsinki and Oslo Chosen for 1952 Olympic Games
At a closed meeting of the International Olympic Committee American delegation head Brundage announced Helsinki Finland and Oslo Norway as sites for the 1952 Summer Olympics. He noted Helsinki’s prior bid and Oslo’s longstanding winter bid as reasons for the selections.
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Tocasnes Sry Brundage
Helsinki
Finland
Oslo
Norway
Brundage
United States
Baumgartner's Dawn Wins Amid Major League Showdown
Baumgartner's Dawn Schuetze's team beat Schuetze Clothiers 7-3 after Firestone crushed V. F. W. 28-3 in a standout night. Pitcher Larson again led Baumgartner with a strong outing, aiding a rebound from an opening loss as Firestone built a 6-run first frame and dominated the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
V. FW
Baumgartner’s
Schuetze Clothiers
Waftte Shop
Larson
Baumgartner Club
Schuetze’s
Dixon Juniors Meet Monroe in Tomorrow Football?
Dixon Illinois nine to meet Monroe junior team tomorrow at 2 p m at Recreation park diamond. Monroe has won five of seven starts this season while Dixon is undefeated with seven victories. Co managers Beardsley and Walters may start Courtney or Schuetz for Dixon and Moon or Schild for Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe American Legion
Dixon
Inlian Legion
Recreation Park
Diamond
Dixon Club
Illinois
Monroe
Wisconsin
Gerry Beardsley
John Walters
Dan Courtney
Beloit
Bill Schuetz
Bill Moon
Bob Schild
Masterson Extends Scoreless Innings Streak to 34
Walter Masterson, nicknamed Whitewasher, extended his scoreless streak to 34 innings with a 3-0 win over the St. Louis Browns. He improved to 6-3 while topping Frank Papish's prior 31-inning mark for consecutive scoreless frames.
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Associated Press
Walter Masterson
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Masterson
Frank Papish
White Sox
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Cards
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Redbirds
St. Louis
Giants
New Yorkers
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Frank Shear
Yankees
Bengals
Hal Newhouser
Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Allen Gettel
Jim Hegan
Gettel
Lynn
Mass
Indians
Boston
Ernie Bonham
Philadelphia Phils
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Scoreboard Yesterday s Results and Upcoming Games
Baseball scoreboard summarizes yesterday s results from the National and American Leagues with Chicago and St. Louis leading scores and night games. It lists upcoming matchups including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis and others with rain and weather notes.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Sleveland
Cleveland Philadelphia
National League
York
St. Lou
Ava Cincinna
Pittsburgh American
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Milw.ke
Indianapolis
Seapolis
Lumbus
St. Paul
Monroe Tennis Club to Meet Janesville
The Monroe senmis cub will meet the Janesville club at 1 p m Sunday in Recreation park for a Rock River Valley Tennis league match. Six singles and three doubles sets will be played. Monroe players include Marshall Peterson captain Cliff Hunt Alvin Babler Dick Kundert Roger Rupnow Alvin Feldt Jim Zuereher Ken Behring Ernie Spreng Lee Jacobs and Carlton Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Senmis
Janesville
Recreation Park
Monroe
Marshall Peterson
Cliff Hunt
Alvin Babler
Dick Kundert
Roger Rupnow
Alvin Feldt
Jim Zuereher
Ken Behring
Ernie Spreng
Lee Jacobs
Carlton Ashby
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Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe, Wis
Associated Proge
Hisaper
Board OF Directors
Editorial
Sheboygan Press
Bill
Evening Times Club
PGA
Donald Dunislow
Carol Jean - Robert Neuer
James Jeremgyle
Barbara Frie
Ata Say Hoe
Jeanne
JoAnne la V
12Th Avenue
Kenneth Klospany
Joyce Tene
Robert Georg
Wander
Juda
Bidlingmaier
Helmeid
Swinson Feed Store
Honeggers
Juda, Wisconsin
Karlen & Steinman
Monticello
N.C.A.A
Swiss Cheese Shop
Hiway
Baumgartner
Dawn Schuetze
Dixon, Ill
Thorp Finance Corp
Goetz Theatre
Cubs
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Perle G
Harold van Matre Appliance Co
18Th Avenue
Harold J. Lam
Beley
Monroe Tennis Club
Dry Lumber
ROTE
Pittsburgh Cardinal
Ball Park
Union Bus Depot
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Dairy Herd Improvement Testing Service
Green County
The
University of Wisconsin
Green County Breeders Association
Co-op
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