Dutch Elm Disease Spreading Across Wisconsin this Summer
Dutch elm disease expands to seven Wisconsin counties Jefferson Kenosha Milwaukee Racine Rock Walworth Waukesha as beetle spread increases. UW specialist Earl Wade urges community action and regular elm surveys from mid July to August with homeowners checking foliage for yellowing or wilting and collecting samples for the State Dutch Elm Disease Lab to confirm presence.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Earl Wade
State
Dutch Elm Disease Laboratory
Jefferson
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Racine
Rock
Walworth
Waukesha
Wade
West
Washington Avenue
Field Tour Planned For Area on Friday
A conservation project field tour for 4-H members will be held Friday morning starting from the Court house at 9 30 a.m. The focus is shrubs and birds with Robert Ellarson from the University of Wisconsin as resource specialist.
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Robert Ellarson
University of Wisconsin
George Gramling
Steel wage hike and auto strike studied amid price fears
The article analyzes potential effects of a new steel wage scale and possible auto labor contract delays on prices and inflation. It notes industry uncertainty about passing higher costs to consumers, the timing of any steel price rise, and the impact on Detroit car makers and broader demand. It underscores a possible wage price spiral and consumer budget pressures.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Detroit
Bomb scare clears as false report hoards LA flight
Twenty nine passengers including singer Keely Smith were evacuated from a Western Air Lines plane in Los Angeles after a bomb warning. FBI search found no threat and the flight to Las Vegas was delayed two hours before resuming.
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Los Angeles
Keely Smith
FBI
Western Air Lines
Las Vegas
Nev
Siamese Twins Travel On Shared Ticket By Air And Rail
A pair of conjoined twins commonly travel together using a single combined ticket across airline and railroad services, reflecting coordinated transport arrangements and linked itineraries.
Charles DeHaven Dies in Madison at 82
Charles D DeHaven 82 longtime Madison resident and retired carpenter died after a long illness. He was born in Waterloo Iowa and is survived by wife Nora four daughters four sons two sisters 21 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services at Fitch Lawrence Funeral Home Madison with Rev Henry Grundset officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Charles D. DeHaven
Chester Winger
Argyle
Madison
Fitch- Lawrence
Henry Grundset
Roselawn Memorial Park
Mr. DeHaven
Waterloo
Seventh Day Advent Church
Nora
Actress Diane Varsi files new divorce suit
Los Angeles actress Diane Varsi seeks divorce from TV producer James Dickson after a prior suit was dropped following reconciliation. Varsi, 20, filed anew this week detailing separation and grounds.
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Los Angeles
Diane Varsi
James Dickson
Josephine Roche, tireless worker and reformer
Josephine Roche, a pioneer in police work and labor welfare, is noted for cleaning up Denver's red light district and directing the United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund for a decade. Born 1886 in Nebraska, she advised presidents and held key posts, balancing public service with fierce determination.
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Washington
Josephine Roche
Denver
Red Light
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co
Miss Roche
Neligh, Neb
U. S. Public Health Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Langer Wins North Dakota Republican Nomination
In Fargo, North Dakota, veteran Sen. William Langer won the Republican nomination for a fourth term, running independently after the State Convention rejected his bid for re endorsement in favor of Clyde Duffy. Langer, 71, relied on decades in state politics and limited campaigning, despite illness claims about his health.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
William Langer
Clyde Duffy
GOP
Langer
Duffy
Devils Lake
Maryland
Wisconsin leads in silage fed to milk cows in 4.3 ton per cow winter average
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service says Wisconsin dairy reporters fed silage averaging 4.3 tons per milk cow from October to May, well above the national 2.5 ton average. Of Wisconsin silage, 81 percent was corn and 2.7 tons of hay per cow fed, valued at $15.50 per ton. Pastures were short in May, with June 1 conditions at 73 percent of normal.
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Wisconsin
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Danish Firm Expands Wood Pin Industry for Garments
A Danish company grows its wooden clothes pin production, signaling a shift for Scandinavian manufacturing. The firm increases output to meet rising demand in textile and home goods markets, highlighting growing cost efficiency and export potential.
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Mexico
R. W. Biohn
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Green County
Charles DeHaven
Monroe
Josephine Roche Lireless Worker
Studebaker
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Denmark
Great Bag Ot
Lyon
OLD Sunny Brook CO
Louisville
National Dist. Prods. CO
Kentucky
Bruni-Miller CO
Brunimiller Company
F. L. Buschacher, Auctioneer
Waldo Frietag
RCA
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