Labor law tests rise on strikes across key industries
The piece outlines how new labor rules may prompt federal action only in broad disruptions, with potential use of a presidential board and plant by plant secret ballots for settlement. It notes limits on intervention in autos, telephones, and local bargaining, while coal, steel, and oil are more likely to trigger federal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
New England
Pacific Northwest
Iet
Presidential Board of Inquiry
Truman
Monticello Social Roundup Highlights Numerous Visits
Monticello and nearby towns host a Sunday of gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hefty and family with Inez visit Mrs. Elizabeth Rolph. Evansville and Orangeville guests honor Dooley and Knobel anniversary with dinner near Middleton. Fishing trip veterans return from Woodruff. numerous families from New Glarus Monroe and Mayville appear at varied visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hefty
Inez
Will Elmer
New Glarus
Elizabeth Rolph
George Krajeck
Evansville
Charles Allen
Orangeville
Thomas Voegels
Edna Knobel
Contract Bridge Club
Bessie Youngreen
Marie Knobel
Wallace P. Barlow
Buz
W. L. Zweitel
James Dooley
Albert Knobel
Monticello
Joshua Hoesly
Dooley and Knobel
Hoesly
Middleton
Fred Hammerly
William Pagel
E. A. Bently
William Spring
Woodruff
Herbert Schenk
Jimmy
Victoria
Brooklyn
Ida Schenk
Elwood Schwers
Elwood Jr
Sandra
Rice Lake
Adam Schuler
Jacob Legler
Walter Brink
Vernon
Jacob Marty
Bertha Schindler
Monroe
John Meier
Rudolph Streiff
Mayville
Meier
Local Social Roundup Of Visits And Weddings
Akron visitors Mark Robewaul spends days with Frederick Voegeli in Platteville. Numerous families from Monroe New Glarus and Freeport share Sunday and midweek calls. Mrs Babler attends wedding of Jean Ross and James Roose in Freeport. Harold Youngreen from Madison visits Zentner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Robewaul
Akron
Frederick Voegeli
F. W. Voegeli
Robert Holcomb Sr
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Merlyn Schmid
Gene
John
W. S. Hoesly
Clarence Wittenwyler
Jerry
Gail
Adolph Ann
Lake
Fred Escher
Billy
Edmund Dooley
Monroe
Hubert Freitag
Stanley Freitag
Janet
Kay
New Glarus
Emma Freitag
Howard Kennedy
James
Doris Jean
Ivan Wichser
Audrey
Terry
Richard
Etta Babler
New Swiss Cheese Grades Adopted in Wisconsin
Wisconsin will replace the two top grades state brand A and B with a single state brand grade on July 1. Grade C becomes Wisconsin B and the next lower grade Wisconsin C, with grinder as the lowest. Minor changes to requirements possible. Undergrade cheese may be used as fish bait or for other uses.
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Wisconsin
Grass silage methods to counter bad weather in Baker County
Baker outlines silage strategies for adverse weather with several preservatives. Molasses and ground corn with cob meal are effective, while wilting to moisture targets around 60 to 70 percent reduces preservative needs. Some use whey and grain by products, adapting to forage moisture and silage depth to pack and expel air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural
Blanchardville Visitors and Birthday Party Attendees
Blanchardville residents Mrs. W. F. McGuigan and daughter Jean of Canning New York and Mrs. Anna DeVoe of Argyle visited the Arthur Hustad home Saturday afternoon. Lloyd Martin and party attended a birthday gathering for Raymond Alfred in Janesville Sunday with many relatives present including the Alfred and Hale families and others from Argyle Stoughton and Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Canning
N. Y
Anna DeVoe
Argyle
Arthur H. Hustad
Lloyd Martin
Henry Alfred
Janesville
Raymond Alfred
Dale Hale
Clinton
Joe Martin
Sherman
Elmer Olson
Perry Phillip
Lawrence Stein
Phillip
Van
Bernard Shaefer
Stoughton
John Marty
Maurice Cummings
Henry Martin
Family visits and local social rounds in Primrose Township
D visiting sister Mrs. Martin Johnson and brother Carl marks first hometown stay in 44 summers. Albertson joined in January 1931. North Dakota tie noted. Local families including McGuigans, Helsdons, Hagar, Dommer shels, Mason, Seversons, and others shared weekends and days in Madison, Kenosha, and Milwaukee. Social events encompass mothers club, birthday surprise for Mrs. Wenden, and trips to Door County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Johnson
Carl
Albertson
Dena Emberson
Greenwood
North Dakota
W. F. McGuigan
Madison
Raphael
Wisconsin General Hospital
Floyd Helsdon
G. L. Hagar
Gary
Paul Dommershael
Gays Mills
Harry E. Mason
Harry Rice
Gordon Severson
Richard
Kenosha
Arthur Hustad
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Onal
Sineee
Kenneth Lovell
Sry
Mars
Lommerty Saree Seeene
Walter Voegeliner
Viola Rupp
Jacob Rupp
John N. Marty
Alfred Wettach
Johanna Kohier
Sunfey
Ernest Kellenberger
Edwin Stuessy
Adam Duerst
Belleville
Werner Elmer
Elmer
Walter Haur
Leo
Inez Steinmann
Gordon K. Steinmann
Pelmer Albright
Glenda
Sam Matzke
Fred A. Blum
Edward Blum
John G. Blum
Schuyler-Babler
Gilbert Babler
Edward Gmur
Fredi V. Stuessy
Bernice Schneider
Platteville Normal
Irma Ross
Freeport
Moe Wichser
C. D. Curtis
Luice
Paul A. Ruf CO
Portoes
Jock Brennan
United States
Inc
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Monroe, Wis
Baker
Blanchardville
Assembly of God
D. Bruzelius
West Union
Buchler’s Dairy
Vohiken Brothers
Robert B. Trumpy
Monroe Guern
Sey Dairy
Undertelme Food Shop
Thone
Sn Parawaxi
Eatwell
Coca Cola
Sturgeon Boy
Door County
Rhode
Melvin Wenden
Marjorie Weidenfeller
Milwaukee
Bert Weidenfeller
Ray Dowlinger
Moose Hall
St. Andrews Guild
L. C. Fowler
Anamosa, Iowa
Nestle
Mel'o
Yancy Carrols
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