Wisconsin doubts over Lake Geneva air academy bid
A Wisconsin opinion piece questions the Linn Township celebration after Lake Geneva was not chosen for the new Air Force Academy. It notes Secretary Talbott cited land cost and argues the state would have gained a major asset, while urging restraint and broader perspective for future opportunities.
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Wisconsin
Linn Township
Lake Geneva
Air Force Academy
Talbott
Air Academy
Linn
Wisconsin Sheriffs Split Over State Patrol Expansion
The Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputies Association at Wausau voted to rescind support for Gov. Kohler's proposed expansion of the state patrol. Critics say the move protects local enforcement while backing a plan to create larger county traffic patrols funded by higher vehicle license fees. The association had previously praised the governor’s highway safety push.
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Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
Wausau
Kohler
Kohler and UAW CIO Slash Bargaining Delegates
Kohler Co and Local 833 UAW CIO agree to cut bargaining representatives to two each after federal conciliators’ recommendation. Lyman Conger chairs the company side with William F. Howe as counsel. Union members Emil Mazey and Harvey Kitzman will attend. No progress reported toward ending the strike that began April 5 over wages and contract terms.
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Shepurgan
Kohler Co
Uaw-Cio
Lyman Conger
Attv
William F. Howe
Emil Mazey
Harvey Kitzman
Monroe Area Citizens Sought for June 26 1944 Cleanup
Townspeople and farmers in Monroe area urged to volunteer for cleanup work in tornado damaged areas and to repair needed farm machinery. Also noted are Green County bond quota milestone, GOP platform views, and wartime and local obituaries.
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Monroe
Monticello
Green County
G. N. Swartz
GOP
Wendell Willkie
Chicago
Caen
Cherbourg
John M. O’meara
Otto E. Bnimer
Clarno Township
The Newspaper as Specialist of Specialists in News
The era of specialists reshapes how people access news across medicine science transportation and radio. Newspapers endure by thoroughness verification and interpretation, not just scoops, with followup and context driving demand. 阅读 shows why readers value why over what when where.
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World News
Greeley
Bennett
Dana
Anna
Telegraph
Asia
Washington
Timbuktu
General Features Corp
Van Johnson Says Hollywood Focuses On Quality Films
HAL BOYLE New York Van Johnson rejects the pool joke image noting he has no pools. The Caine Mutiny star admits Hollywood now emphasizes quality pictures and feels excited about big new work. He recalls early setbacks with red hair freckles and a boy next door look and credits Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz for giving him another chance.
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van Johnson
Johnson
West Coast
Hollywood
Van
Steve Maryk
Evie
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnez
Bobby Soxers
Birds Weigh Muscles Forming Up to Half Body Mass
The article notes that flight muscles can comprise as much as half a bird’s weight, highlighting how wing power dominates avian physiology. It discusses the energetic and structural role of these muscles in enabling sustained flight.
Indictment Names 14 in Tax Fraud Plot Probe
A federal grand jury in New York indicts 14 people including three New York lawyers and nine others as conspirators in a scheme to corrupt Internal Revenue Bureau officials and impede tax scandal inquiries. Defendants include Samuel Schopick Irving Davis and Henry W Grunewald with a broad ring of associates across New York firms. The count targets influencing witnesses before a Brooklyn grand jury and a House Ways and Means subcommittee.
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Washington
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Atty
Brownell
Daniel A. Bolich
Henry W
Dutchman) Grunewald
Samuel Schopick
Irving Davis
Schopick and Davis
Max Halperin
Milton Hoffman
Grunewald
Bolish
Max Steinberg
Internal Revenue Agent
Upper
Morton Marks
James A. Zipper
Marjorie Zipper Segal
Samuel Cohen
Pattullo Model, Inc
Maurice Smith
Pattullo Model
Louis M. Berman
Philip Berman
Gotham Beef Co
Gotham Ship Purveyors Inc
Brooklyn
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Justice Departments
Stock Market Advances Amid Fed Move and Merger Hints
The weekly market showed gradual gains with the Associated Press average rising to 127.30, a high not seen since 1929. Traders eyed a Fed reserve cut boosting lending, while news of Packard Studebaker merger details sparked motor sector activity. Tobacco shares fell after a new study linked smoking to cancer and heart disease.
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New York
Associated Press
Federal Reserve System
Motors
Packard
Studebaker
American Cancer Society
Racine Man Named Bar President-elect
Alfred E. La France of Racine was announced as president elect of the Wisconsin Bar association at the convention in Eau Claire. Balloting by mail over three weeks led to the selection. he will take office next year and succeed Frederick N. Trowbridge of Green Bay. E. Harold Hallows of Milwaukee retires as president. The two day convention drew about 500 delegates and ends tonight.
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EAU Claire
Alfred E. la France
Racine
Wisconsin Bar Association
la France
Frederick N. Trowbridge
Green Bay
E. Harold Hallows
Milwaukee
Dog of the Year Cedar Solves Lost-Pet Mystery
Nova Scotia dog Cedar of Mrs. P A Margeson found by radio station CKEN after owner’s appeal. Station manager Jack A C Lewis witnessed the dog entering CKEN on air and Cedar later identified his owner. The tale links a snowy escape to a canine telegraphing his return. Birthday list and local notices follow.
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P. A. Margeson
Kentville
Nova Scotia
Cedar
CKEN
Jack A. C. Lewis
Margeson
Fire Insurance Agency
Finance Loan
Optrician
H. Wyman Porter
Massachusetts
SPCA
Real Estate Men Back Private Housing Plan Clash in Congress
The National Association of Real Estate Boards urged conferees to drop Eisenhower public housing proposals, arguing private enterprise can meet low-cost housing needs. Eisenhower sought 35,000 units annually for four years, Senate approved while House killed the plan. likely a compromise for one year. Ronald J. Chinnock of Chicago defended private housing, saying many private low-rent units are adequate rather than slums.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Senate House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Ronald J. Chinnock
Chicago
The
Real Estate Association
New Members Mary Lou Nipple Arrive in Argyle
A New Members notice lists Mary Lou Nipple of Route 1 Argyle as joining the organization on July 1, 1948.
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Mary Lou Nipple
Argyle
Mt Horeb Man Injured In Hay Chopper Mishap
Mt. Horeb resident Robert Daley 34 suffered serious injuries testing a hay chopper on the Curtis Greenewald farm between Mt. Horeb and Daleyville. The machine was accidentally activated while he examined it and he was taken to St. Clare hospital for surgical treatment.
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Mt. Horeb
Robert Daley
Curtis Greenewald Farm
Daleyville
Daley
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wis. Include name street or R F D postoffice and date of birth.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Legion Installation Scheduled Monday
Green County American Legion officers and post officers plus auxiliaries will install at 8 p m in the high school gym. Installing officers include state commander Gordon Roseleip and district auxiliary president Mrs Alice Kent. Posts from New Glarus Albany Monticello Brooklyn Monroe and Brodhead will be represented. Swann Gehr auxiliary of Brodhead will host a smorgasbord after the ceremony.
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Brodhead
Green County Council
The
American Legion
Green County Legion
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Legion
Alice Kent
Madison
New Glarus
Albany
Monticello
Brooklyn
Monroe
Swan
New Glarus Scouts Spend Week at Camp New Glarus
Twenty three Boy Scouts camped this week at the Council Canyon Camp in Stockton Illinois under trained leaders. Campers include Kent Anderson Roger Alderman David Yaeger Richard Hillestad Jeff Marty Gordon Gardner Gregory Schuett Robert Willoughby Eugene Wild Kenneth Roth Robert Syvrud Ralph Maurer Thomas Rosga William Kunezi Eddie Grossenbacher John Grossenbacher John Freitag James Tschudy James Meyers Douglas Thompson and Richard Paulson. An increase of 35 percent in world food production would be needed to meet the most pressing needs of the world's people according to an estimate by the Twentieth Century Fund.
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New Glarus
Council Canyon
Stockton
Ill
Kent Anderson
Roger Alderman
David Yaeger
Richard Hillestad
Jeff Marty
Gordon Gardner
Gregory Schuett
Robert Willoughby
Eugene Wild
Kenneth Roth
Robert Syvrud
Ralph Maurer
Thomas Rosga
William Kunezi
Eddie Grossenbacher
John Grossenbacher
John Freitag
James
Twentieth Century Fund
Mill Worker Killed in Hortonville Grinder Incident
John Gallow, 62, died Friday after falling into the crew mechanism of a wood shavings grinder at Hortonville Manufacturing Co. in Hortonville Wisconsin.
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Hortonville, Wis
John Gallow
Hortonville Manufacturing Co
Lawmaker seeks Kings Point academy status like West Point
Rep William K Van Pelt introduces legislation to make the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point a Congressional established school on par with West Point and Annapolis. The bill would require cadets to obligate four years service as Merchant Marine officers after graduation, replacing the current moral obligation and Naval Reserve ties.
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Washington
William K. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
West Point
Annapolis
van Pelt
Merchant Marine
Marine Academy
Maritime Administrator
Army
Navy
Naval Reserve
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Cama 13
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Lil
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Evening Times
South Wayne
Peter Peterson
Frances Seffrood
E. O. Evans
Kiwanis Club
Lincoln Park
Cadiz
Mendota Hospital
Blanchardville
Green County Normal
Borden Milk Plant
City Waterworks
National Guard
Browntown Nine
Fairgrounds
Richard Gibbons
Nag
Ray Fitzgibbons
Frank Tripp
Hal Boyle
Times Children’s Club
Kristy Ann Kummer
Woodford
Diane Rose Indergand
Terry Lee Bittner
Browntown
Jo Ann Kohl
17Th Street
Richard Kissling
Randall Lee Roderick
Sharon Ann Jacobson
21St Street
Jean Marie Rutsch
Richard Keith Webinger
David LeRoy Walters
23Rd Street
Jean Ann Plantikow
16Th Avenue
Neil William Zurfluh
Fred Andrew Stampfli
Rock City
Frieda Marie and
Frances May Bear
Clarno
Steven Kohlhagen
Peter Eugene Mueller
10Th Street
Phillip Dean Guttmer
Carol Ann Ruditi
Mary Barbara Reger
21St Avenue
Sally Ann Duchow
Box
Robert Lee Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Sharon Jean Tieman
Barbara Ann Kolb
Vicky Lynne Wilde
17Th Avenue
Wanda Kay Sarbacker
Russell E. Olin
James Frederic Schmerse
Kenny Jesse Goodman
Darrell Lee Norder
13Th Street
Russell Samuel Schuetz
Saate Kay Zumkehr
Bette Jane Helland
Juda
Postoffice
Glarus
W. H. M. Bayne
17Th Ave
Prudential Insurance Company
R. Mueller Cheese Factory
Black
Laninz
South Side
George
Pot J. Connors
P. J. Connors, Jk
By Richard Powers
Pt.o. Baler
P.T.O
New Holland
Studer Super Service
6Th Street
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