Shortages Shock American Wives in Berlin Homes
An Army wife in Germany reports shortages in Berlin housing as families adjust to requisitioned German homes. Despite abundant milk and access to luxuries, residents seek waxed paper and cleansing powder while dealing with repairs, shared spaces, and occasional shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Borie
Berlin
Germany
Moor
Cve
Ehildren Amarea
Mits
Genery
America
Army Commissary
Swine Testing Aims To Boost Wisconsin Pig Industry
Wisconsin launches a swine testing program to evaluate sows and litters by birth weights nursing vigor and feed efficiency. On test this year are 750 sows and about 5 000 pigs across 170 farms with weighing at 56 days and five months. Researchers Hamilton Lacey and Chapman compile production indices to aid breeders in selecting stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Livestock
Madison
Wisconsin
Tom Hamilton
James Lacey
A. B. Chapman
Hamilton
Chapman
Counties to Cover Convention Costs for Elected Officials
A unanimous joint session of county official groups approved a resolution requiring counties to pay convention expenses for duly elected officials. The measure goes to A. J. Thelen for introduction in the next legislative session. Vernon M. Kelly of Wisconsin Rapids was named president of the joint group with officers including Joseph Zahorik and Myrtle Hansen. Selection of the 1947 convention was deferred. The age and was considered a delicacy by the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
A. J. Thelen
Wisconsin County Boards ‘Association
Wood County
Vernon M. Kelly
Wisconsin Rapids
Joseph M. Zahorik
Manitowoc
Warning Nature Health Tips Kidney Warning
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions kidneys as main waste removal system and cautions that toxins stay in the body if kidneys fail. Warns potions may cause headaches rheumatic pains leg pain and other symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Oe Ieee
Huge Losses Foreseen In Postwar Auto Industry
Automobile Manufacturers Association reports 054,006 passenger cars produced first six months of 1946, well below wartime schedules. General Manager George W. Romney cites about 1% billion dollars in sales lost with further declines expected. Factors include strikes, material shortages, and restrictive policies. GM production edges up slightly as plant strikes ease. week ending June 22 shows 18,111 cars and 4,692 trucks produced by GM divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Manufacturers Association
George W. Romney
Romney
War Production Board
General Motors
C. E.wilson
Child Fatally Injured In House Move Incident
Four year old Delmar Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Herman Selgnidt died yesterday after falling between rollers during a building move. Police are investigating the accident at the residence where the house was being relocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Delmar Schmidt
Herman Selgnidt
Local Social Notes Highlight Blanchardville and Area Visits
Residents from Blanchardville and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Attendees and locations include Monroe, Rockford, Madison, New Glarus, Janesville, Miami, Platteville, and Racine with gatherings at caves, mounds, and family homes. The Schindler wedding drew guests from several Wisconsin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Andersor
Lois
Monroe
George Horner
Enright Foley
Chester Berger
South Wayne
Arleigh Olson
Mounds
Cave of the Mounds
Little Norway
Rockford
silMial Elsenbecker
Thomas Darrow
Madison
Herman Theiler
New Glarus
Margaret ‘Lang
Kathleen Chamberlain
Karl Kals
Harold Schindler
Donnie
Bobbie Kenneth Schindler
Janesville
Henry Schindler
Billy and
Bernadine
C. K. Vickers
Avis Horner
Blanchardville
George Timmins
Miami
S. D. Disrud
California
Arthur Juve
Vickers
T. H. Juve
Milwaukee
Fricker
John Gilbertson
Paul Rohner
Fred Rohner
Bobby
Jacob Rohner
Henry Rohner
Racine
Fannie Schober
Clara Thompson
Community Notes of Visits and Family Gatherings
A roster of visits and entertaining occurrences across towns includes several families from New Glarus Monroe and Madison hosting relatives from Minneapolis Davenport and beyond. Highlights include Mrs Barbara Schober hosting Boone and Villa residents. Mr and Mrs H J Erickson entertaining friends Iver Kammerode Ida McKenzie and others. visits by Virginia Rogers from Toledo to Beatrice and Beatrice to Chicago. and a christening at Mrs Viola Strommen’s followed by weekend gatherings with the Strommen and Paulson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Monroe
Sam Mann
Paul
Herbert Baumgartner
Herbert Marty
Robert Schneider
New Glarus
Barbara * Schober
Boone
John Lehnherr
Warren
Schmid
Margaret Haskins
Hollandale
Jacob Schroepfer
Vernell We
Thomas Kurth
Madison
H. J. Erickson
Patsy
Foi
Iver Kammerode
Ida McKenzie
Sherman
Hattie Green
Minneapolis
Hulda Phillipson
Sioux’ Falls
S. D
H. V. Hanson
Ida Laken
S.P. Kammerude
Oscar Hanson
Virginia Rogers
Toledo
Ted Tallackson
Beatrice
Mr. Tallackson
Chicago
W. H. Weaver
Mary Lou
Walworth
Ernest Meyer
Meyers
Kenneth
Viola Strommen
Sherwood van Strommen
Sylvanus Strommen
Sherwood van
Stuart Ray
Tilman Paulson
Barbara and Douglas
Art Verden
R. Kellesvig
Orangeville Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Sunday callers visited Glen Bolender in Orangeville as Mr. and Mrs. John Matzke and family from Juda joined Charles Denny of Fond du Lac with his sister Mrs. Elmer Rinehart. Ground was broken last week for a new home near the highway south of the Harry Lausch residence on land bought from Mrs. Wood Bender. Communion and worship were set for Twin Grove Christian church at 2:30 p m on Sunday June 30 with Barney Stephens as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matzke
Juda
Glen Bolender
Charles Denny
Fond du Lac
Elmer Rinehart
Harry Lausch
Wood Bender
Twin Grove Christian Church
Barney Stephens
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Karlen Bakery
Iona
Donald Duck
Vienna
Doz. Cin
White House
Bing Cherries
Sturgeon Bay
CUB Soda
Lee
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
J. B. Heeren & Son
Long
U. S. No
Spachetti
Ountry Club Niblets Corn
Washington
Lass
Sparkle Windex
Guaran
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