Tax Reform Debate Echoes in Washington
Chairman Doughton joins critics of a corporation tax hike as the debate over hidden taxes and consumer pricing intensifies. Vaughton advocates a new tax philosophy while urging revenue sources to curb deficits and restore public accountability. Electing a different approach is urged to break the spending cycle.
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Doughton
House
Ways and Means
Cmton
Yeteees
Big Boys
Vaughton
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Acheson Confidence Raises Loyalty Questions
At a governors conference Secretary Acheson expressed no worries about his associates loyalty. The public seeks similar assurance for State Department rank and file amid ongoing questions about high level officials.
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Acheson
State Department
Grovernment
Ohio Governor Lausche Maintains Independent Political Course
The Ohio governor hints he has not decided whether to back Joseph Ferguson, Democratic rival to Senator Taft. The remark, made during a conference on a “beat Taft” strategy, signals friction within the Democratic ranks in Taft's home state and suggests many in the hinterlands question party lines and White House support.
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Ohio
Lausche
Democratic Party
Joseph Ferguson
Taft
White House
Commemoration of 1940 Armistice Car Scene in Compiegne
Ten years ago Adolf Hitler personally delivered peace terms to French armistice envoys inside a historic railway car in the Compiegne forest. The note recalls related local deaths and injuries including Fred Lehman and Christian Runden, Mrs. Zettle, and Eleanore Stites, with injuries from a hay wagon accident and a broken ankle in Clarno.
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Adolf Hitler
Compiegne
Fred Lehman
Brodhead
Christian Runden
Blanchardville
Sarah Zettle
Orangeville
Eleanore G. Stites
Winslow
Harold Deininger
William Krueger
Martin Frederick
Marion Ellis
Clarno
Wisconsin District Schools Face Higher Costs in 1848 49
Public Expenditure survey shows district school operating costs rose 10.8 percent from the prior year while property tax levies gained 12.5 percent. Average per pupil cost increased by roughly 12 dollars as attendance rose about 3 percent across Wisconsin districts including Albany Argyle Blanchardville Brooklyn Darlington Monticello New Glarus Orfordville Shullsburg and other communities.
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Wisconsin
Albany
Argyle
Blanchardville
Brooklyn
Darlington
Monticello
New Glarus
Orfordville
Shullsburg
Union Free High School
South Wayne
Brodhead
Evansville
Monroe
Monticello Board Votes Police Radio
Monticello village board in a special meeting voted to buy a police radio unit for the marshal Leslie Schwitz. The radio will link Monticello with Monroe New Glarus county police and sheriff offices and relay Madison state traffic via the county system.
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Monticello
Leslie Schwitz
Monroe
New Glarus
Madison
District Attorney and Mrs Kittelsen to Attend Wisconsin D A Convention
The Kittelsens will attend the three day state convention of Wisconsin district attorneys from Thursday through Saturday at Manitowish. The session will be held in Koerner's lodge on Spider lake and is the association's summer meeting.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Wisconsin
Manitowish
Koerner
Spiderlake
Lewis Family Visits Mayor Buehler During Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Lewis and their one year old son John from Washington C. D. visit Mayor and Mrs. Frank A. Buehler. Lewis is a navy map maker on vacation with his family.
Mrs. Mary Zimmerman III Ill at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Mary Zimmerman III, 89, is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs. Paul Frenze s home at 1315 22nd Street after about two weeks of illness.
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Zimmerman III
Mary Zimmerman
Paul Frenze
22Nd Street
Two 1950 Road Deaths Reported in Green County
Green county records show two traffic fatalities in the first five months of 1950, up from one in 1949. Lafayette county reports no deaths in 1950 versus one in 1949, Rock county lists 17 in 1950 against 10 in 1949, and Dane county records 15 in 1950 versus 13 in 1949. Fatalities include Thomas Albert Brennan Jr. Jan 19 and Enos Weaver Apr 20 in Green, with Percy Glidden noted as 1949’s highway death.
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Green County
State Motor Vehicle Department
Lafayette County
Rock County
Dane County
Thomas Albert Brennan Jr
Enos Weaver
Sterling
Ill
Percy Glidden
Lena
Monroe youths and townsfolk take summer studies across Wisconsin
Lake Forest college and UW programs pull many Monroe residents into summer work and courses. Students include Jean Babler joining UW summer classes, Leo Hilfiker Jr and Dan Courtney in state programs, and several at Mount Mary and Milwaukee teachers colleges. Others staff local parks and shops while Patricia Green tours Europe with St Mary's. Aztalan archeology project also draws Robert Black for restoration study.
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Lake Forest College
Ill
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Jean Babler
Lee C. Babler
Leo Hilfiker Jr
Whitewater
Dan Courtney
William A. Arickel
Robert Wells
Monroe High School
Gene Davis
LaCrosse
Roy F. Davis
Ernest Vogler
Marie Vogler
June Schoonover
R. H. Schoonovers
Recreation Park
Fred Huber
Eugene Quinn
Loras College
Dubuque
Hickory Cheese Co
Huber
Joseph B. Hubers
Quinn
James J. Quinn
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Mary Catherine Share
Leo
Madison
Margaret Ann Share
John
Mount Mary
Mary Ellen’ Burkhard
John J. Burkhards
Milwaukee State Teachers
Mary Barbara Hess
Rudy Hess
Monroe
Martin Cook
Browntown
University
Mildred Rieder
Rosa’s
John Rieder
Patricia Green
St. Mary’s of Notre Dame
New York
Europe
Miss Green
James Greens
St. Mary’s
British Isles
States
Carol Schindler
MHS
Quebec
France
Robert, Kessler
Platteville
Johanna Kessler
Lakeshire-Marty Co
Aztalan Village
Lake Mills
Robert Black
Black A
Oit College Archeologys Department
Black
Arthur W. Black
County Brown Swiss Show Set for Waterloo
Green county Brown Swiss breeders prepare for the Brown Swiss canton No 2 show and state picnic in Waterloo this Saturday with more than 50 head exhibited. Awards will be given in judging events. Entries include Alfred Meier and Son Mrs Edna Schmid Emil Fritsch and Jake Voegels of Monticello and Arbor Marsh Brodhead.
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Waterloo
Green County
Alfred Meier
Edna Schmid
Emil Fritsch
Jake Voegels
Monticello
Arbor Marsh
Brodhead
Judge E B Goodsell Celebrates 90th Birthday at Lancaster Home
Special from Lancaster Judge Elihu B Goodsell veteran Grant county official marked his 90th birthday today. He recently left hospital after nine months with a fractured hip. Goodsell rose to prominence in 1897 when elected county judge a rare Democrat in Grant county's Republican stronghold. He retired in 1928 after almost 30 years as county and juvenile judge.
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Lancaster
Elihu B. Goodsell
Grant County
Goodsell
Wood County Census Shows Gains in 1950 Figures
Preliminary 1950 census tallies for Wood County, Wisconsin, report a total population of 50,524, up 5,673 from 1940. Wisconsin Rapids rises from 11,416 to 13,518, Marshfield from 10,359 to 12,377, with Nekoosa and Port Edwards also increasing.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wood County
Marshfield
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
Kradolfer Car Recovered After Sunday Thefts
The Kradolfer car stolen in Monticello Sunday night was found in Blanchardville. The vehicle was registered to the late Carl Kradolfer.
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Monticello
Kradolfer
Blanchardville
Carl Kradolfer
Missouri Synod To Act On Union At 41st Convention
The Lutheran church Missouri Synod begins its 41st triennial convention with a vote on a document of agreement with the American Lutheran Church The union would form the largest Lutheran body in the United States though no merger is planned Negotiations have spanned 12 years as both groups consider major points of agreement The Missouri Synod counts about 1 7 million members while the American Lutheran Church has around 646 000 and the United Lutheran Church leads with 1 9 million members The convention also reviews a report urging reversal of a Supreme Court ruling against religious instruction on public school property and to allow church led instruction where permitted.
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Milwaukee
United States
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church
Synod
U. S. Supreme Court
Opportunity to Introduce Religious Instruction in School Program
A community notes an opportunity to provide religious instruction to children as part of the daily school program, seeking discussion on curriculum integration and parental involvement.
Fairbanks Morse Co Receives 28 Engine Orders
Fairbanks Morse and Co. reports orders for 28 diesel railroad locomotives, including 10 passenger units for the New York New Haven and Hartford. Total value about 4 million dollars with deliveries to begin shortly.
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Chicago
Fairbanks, Morse and Co
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Popular Furniture Woods Remain Walnuts Oaks Mahogany Maples
Walnut, oak, mahogany and maple continue to be among the most favored woods for furniture. The durable varieties are noted for their beauty, strength, and wide use in home furnishings across styles.
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Walnut
Oak
Mahogany
Maple
Wisconsin Teachers College Enrolls 7,007 Students
Nine state teachers colleges report 7,007 summer seniors enrolled with an 811 rise from 1949. Milwaukee leads with 1,775. Stevens Point 1,020. Eau Claire 802. Oshkosh 775. Superior 688. La Crosse 600. Whitewater 560. River Falls 401. others totaling 70 percent of enrollees are teachers currently employed in Wisconsin schools.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Milwaukee
Stevens Point
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Superior
la Crosse
Whitewater
Eee
River Falls
Sewing at Home Lets You Save on Clothing
Save many clothing dollars by sewing at home with a large selection of yard goods at Becker's Leader store. Bemberg sheer prints lead summer dresses followed by dotted Swiss plus washable lawn and dimity prints. solid color organdies for party dresses. seersucker in white yellow aqua green blue. cotton crepe for pajamas gowns and children's sun suits. store offers thread and notions for finishing.
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Becker’s
Bemberg
Dimity
Becker’s Leader Store
Vacation buys tempt at Baker's and Ettter's stores
Vacation time invites reading at the cottage and on the porch with titles from Baker's Book Store including Benédict and Nancy Freedman and Henry Morton Robinson. Ettter's showcases Munsing nylon wear and girdles, while Lee's highlights Samsonite Fashiontone luggage in five colors priced from 17.50.
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Baker’s Book Store
Benédict
Nancy Freedman
Cardinal
Henry Morton Robinson
Mr. Jones
Peter Marshall
U.S. Senate
Baker’s Book
Duncan Hines
Jane
Samsonite
Fashiontone
LEE
Lee’s
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Editorial
Evening Times
Janesville
Pines Park
Edna Gapen
Arthur E. Schroeder
Indiana
Bone Dry
Hans Biff
McSune
Lissa Arledge
David City
Neb
L. D. van Matre
Lattice Bridge
Freeport
Bingham
C. E. Bingham
Ada Bingham
Alice B. Copeland
Edward Blumer
Henry Ludlow
R. D. Gorham
City
Ces
County
Swigeum
Beverage Depot
Coca-Cola
County Brown
Hospitality Fair
Bettie Carton
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
E.B. Goodsell
Green County Sand and Gravel Co., Inc
Chester Albright
Juda
Wis
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ralph E. Wagers
C.S.B
Chicago, N
Mother Church
First Church of Christ
Boston
Massachusetts
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Sixteenth Avenue
Etter’s
Lees Wilton
Lees
Fairbanks Firm
Teachers’ College
Milwaukee Clipper
C.S.T
Isednesdaye
Muskegon
Clipper Line
East
Erie Street
Marquette
Kay
Trousseau
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