Senate OKs Licenses Fee and Tax Credits in Round of Bills
Wisconsin Senate approved a driver license fee of ten dollars for revoked or suspended licenses and backed a plan to boost annual state revenue by about 130000 dollars. It concurred in a highway fund increase of 334000 dollars and approved tax tweaks for retailers, while killing a theater license cap bill and advancing agriculture grading duties and tax exemptions for pensions, service pay, and a milk program funding.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Sen
Merten
Milwaukee
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction
Cooperative Polity Improvement Association
Foreign Type Cheese Makers Association
The
Conservation Commission
Michigan Appears Set For Prosperous Times
Governor Williams was told by economic advisers that Michigan faces prosperity for at least six months. State agency analysts Michigan State College and the University of Michigan warned that adverse factors would not affect the outlook within six months, noting inflation or deflation would dictate the nation's path.
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Lansing
Mich
Williams
Michigan
Michigan State College
University of Michigan
Guests and visits noted around Brodhead and area
Local social items list guests and travels. Lt Col and Mrs F V Pitteud and relatives from Quantico and Preston visit Schultz and Hartman family. Arthur J Young visits son Roy in Freeport. W S Murphy and wife travel from West Allis via Dedrick home to Lyons Colorado, planning summer stay. Crystal Burtness returns home from Waukegan Illinois. Patricia Centlivre returns from D L Pierce home. Lois Wheeler and Pam Wheeler visit Charles Wheeler in Minneapolis. Pam stays longer. Henry F Kueck and Cyril Ludtke tour western states. Donald Fairman starts two months training at Chevrolet plant in Janesville after GM Institute. Moritz Meichtry from Tacoma visits son John injured in a feed mill accident. Bernard Gierhart helps.
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F. V. Pitterud
Billy
Quantico
Clara Pitterud
Preston
Minn
D. L. Schultz
Glenn Hartman
Pitterud
Schultz
Arthur J. Young
Roy
Freeport
W. S. Murphy
West Allis
F. M. Dedrick
Lyons
Colo
T. R. Pfisterer
Elsabeth
Crystal Burtness
Waukegan
Ill
Bradley and
Kankakee
Patricia Centlivre
Ft. Wayne
Ind
D. IL. Pierce
Lois Wheeler
Pam Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Minneapolis
Pam
Henry F. Kueck
Cyril Ludt
Argyle
Meichtry Place
Dispute Over Weather Forecasts Between Judges
Madison observers report a clash between Circuit Judge Herman W. Sachtjen and climatologist L A Joos over spring weather. Sachtjen touted 27 correct forecasts with one wrong and one draw, while Joos disputed those claims citing cooler conditions and below normal rainfall through June. The exchange ends with Sachtjen saying it’s all in perspective.
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Madison
L. A. Joos
Herman W. Sachtjen
Joos
Sachtjen
Janesville Woman To Head GAR Group
Mrs. De Janesville was elected commander of the National Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic at the 42nd annual Wisconsin state encampment. Officers named include Georgina Johnson La Crosse senior vice commander and Edna Peters Junction City chaplain with Racine chosen as next year’s encampment site.
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Wisconsin Rapidsp
de Janesville
National Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic
Georgina Johnson
la Crosse
Bessie Western
Madison
Ethel Willis
Milwaukee
Edna Peters
Junction City
Ann Johnson
Florence Greene
Hales Corners
Julia Lavin
Racine
Hazel Thomas
Wisconsin Rapids, Sentinel
Marie Dunn
Florence Davis
Molotov Radio TV Appearance Scheduled in New York
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov will appear this Sunday on a radio and television show in New York. A Saturday portion of the same interview has been canceled. CBS announced the Sunday program, recorded in advance, will air at 2 30 p m CST on TV and 8 05 p m CST on radio.
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New York
V. M. Molotov
CBS
Monroe Common Council approves licenses and one way streets
The June 21 1955 Monroe council meeting approved licenses for cement contractors junk dealers and operators and set one way directions on 16th and 17th avenues. It authorized street lights on 11th street and 8th street 28th avenue, accepted land for a street stub, and approved a partial payment to Stauffacher Construction Co. for curb and gutter work. The meeting adjourned after reports and assignments.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Galli
Schindler
Matzke
Beckman
Laeser
Elmer
Dearth
Henning
Louis H. Kohli
Green County Co-operative
Public Property
Harry McGuire Sr
20Th Avenue
Joe Kuhne
23Rd Avenue
Chalmer D. Armstrong
14Th Street
Donovan Jones
12Th Street
Evan C. Chambers
Edna Chambers
Argyle Road
Earl Barnett
Edna Barnett
Gempler
Neenah Foundry Co
Sup- Heeb Co
Nagle-Hart Tractor Co
Ee Aring Equipment Co
Wm. A. Becker Co
Sup- T. O. Stauffacher
Yeomans’ Brothers Co
Terial
Cumno Ducivescces Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Icinids Caves
Sss Arwell, Inc
Board of Health
Freeport Clean Towel Service
Ena
Police
Bernard Poff
Madison
Keuffel and Esser Co
Lake Shore Markets, Inc
Monroe
W. D. Allen Mfg. Co
Sup- Commission
22Nd Avenues
Common Council
City of
Wisconsin
16Th Avenue
6Th Street
10Th Street
17Th Avenue
Dunwiddie
Joe Kahne
G. W. Norton
Ernest M. Marty
Alfred Keller
15Th Avenue
Evan Chambers
Olga Share
9Th Street
Edna M. Barnett
Jess Metcalf
17Th Street
Donovan W. Jones
11Th Street
14Th
8Th Street
28Th Avenue
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Fred Galli
Poff
Fred Lehnherr
Board of Public Works
Planning Commission
13Th Street
25Th Avenue
Stauffacher Construction Co
William F. Beckman
G. Fred Galli
Herman L. Schindler
Alderman Galli
J. H. Schwaiger
Police and Safety Committee
Ekum
F. M. Bray
Democratic Leader Urges Defeat of Senator Butler
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler urged Maryland Democrats to back defeating Sen. John Marshall Butler, calling him “one of the worst of the Old Guard Republicans.” About 250 party leaders attended a rally to avoid a bitter primary while naming potential candidates George Mahoney Clarence Miles and Philip Perlman.
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Baltimore
Paul M. Butler
Maryland
John Marshall Butler
Senate
George P. Mahoney
Clarence W. Miles
Philip B. Perlman
Sen
Millard E. Tydings
Lost 33 Pounds with Renor Concentrate in Wisconsin
Mrs. Martha Held of Box 116 reports losing 33 pounds using Renor Concentrate, praising its simple home recipe and lack of hunger. The ad claims the grapefruit juice method is proven by Wisconsin neighbors and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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Towsend
Wis
Martha Held
Wisconsin
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Miss Grace Marsh
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Archie Moore
Olson
Hillsborough
Calif
Jim Sargent
Burlingame Advance Star
Joos Disagree
Janesville
GAR Group
Daniel Webster
Bond
Kentucky
Aeberli & Schenkel Baumegartner’s Cheese Store
Blumer Drug Co
City Hotel
Country Inn
Eagles Club
Friendly Tavern
Headquarters Tavern
Junction House
Ludlow Hotel
Maple Grove Inn
Monroe Hotel
Swiss Wheel Victory Tap
Proceedings of Common Council
Committee On Claims
R. Elmer
Joe Dearth
Floyd Matzke
City Milk Inspection
St. Kind Plate
Coli- Dean Co
City Milk Inspector
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Beckman
City
Coli- Bancroft Co
Bowman
Wed
Repai
Green County Asylum
Green County Hospital
Board of Trustees
HaRry Walsh
Cepr
J. Connors, JR
Fungi
Rex
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Butler
Sen. Butler
Tydings
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Renor
Sunkist
Allen
IGA
Buick
Conv
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Ford
Mercury
Montgomery Ward
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