Industries Ready To Go on War Basis
Industry leaders review quick shifts to war production with plans for oil refiners to meet six month needs, machine tool retooling, and rapid rubber and synthetic plant reactivation. Steel expands capacity to top wartime output. stockpiles and mobilization plans rise as both military and industrial leaders expect heightened industrial effort in a future conflict.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Svana
Ihe Steel
Munitions Board
Southeast Asia
United States
Washington
Wen
Woman Age Riddle Cited in Court Appeal
Indiana Supreme Court was urged to overturn three juvenile delinquency convictions amid a court brief arguing difficulty in determining a woman's age. The appeal claims women appear ageless, complicating lines about keeping a girl under 16 out of school in Warrick County.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Boonville
Warrick
Milwaukee Aims for Major League Baseball Franchise
Milwaukee could host a major league team if a civic stadium is built. Frederick C. Miller of Miller Brewing Co favors bringing the Browns to Milwaukee and may finance part of a franchise under a Brewers name. County plans approve bonds for a 26 000 seat stadium, with 3 500 000 cost, not ready for 1952.
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Chris Edmonds
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Frederick C. Miller
Miller Brewing Co
Miller
Browns
William
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Borchert Field
Lake Michigan
East
Boston Braves
Brewers
Lou Perini
Braves
Russ Lynch
Afternoon Journal
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Lloyd Larson
The
Morning Sentinel
Club Agent Hired for Lafayette County 4-H
Burton Olson of Westby is named Lafayette county 4-H club agent for the summer by the county board of supervisors agricultural committee. Olson, a UW agriculture senior, has led 4-H for six years and participated in 4-H groups for 11 years.
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Darlington
Burton Olson
Westby
Lafayette County
Agricultural Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Olson
College of Agriculture
Univeristy of
Wisconsin
Blumer Buys Edgerton Variety Store
Walter A. Blumer, former Monroe resident, has purchased a variety store at Edgerton and has taken possession. He plans to move with his wife Mrs. Blumer and daughter Dianne from Wauwatosa to Edgerton around July 1. Mrs. Blumer is the former Helen Kleinmaier of Monroe.
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Edgerton
Walter A. Blumer
Monroe
County Corn Borer Survey Reports Varying Egg Masses
A Green county report shows an average of 16 egg masses per 100 plants with some in black head stage likely to emerge within 24 hours. Spraying should occur within 10 days after this stage. Survey by UW and USDA as of June 22 notes four to 32 egg masses per field and corn heights up to 31 inches. Lafayette county reports 64 of 100 moths emerged from cocoons with average four egg masses per field and heights of 2y inches.
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Green County
University of Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Lafayette
Prompt Action Curbs Polio at Burlington
Burlington officials report the polio outbreak is checked with no new cases in a month. Of ten cases, eight have returned home and two remain hospitalized. Dr J H Carroll credits prompt action by city and state health officials and public cooperation.
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Burlington
J. H. Carroll
Carroll
Eau Claire Names Chief from Fort Wayne
Bernard L. Garmire 35 , current assistant chief at Fort Wayne Indiana, will become Eau Claire police chief. He will take over Sept 1, succeeding retirement after 30 years of service by Chris Laursen.
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EAU Claire
Bernard L. Garmire
Fort Wayne
Ind
Garmire
Police Academy
Chris Laursen
23 Saved After Vessel Sinks Offshore From Cape Charles
The coast guard reported early today that a fishing vessel with 23 men aboard sank about five miles offshore from Cape Charles Virginia but all crewmen were rescued by another fishing boat.
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Cape Charles
Coast Guard
Parades at Panama Honor Arias Draws 6500 Here
Caribbean forces muster largest postwar turnout for parade at Fort Kobbe honoring Panama President Arnulfo Arias. About 6,500 troops marched yesterday in Balboa Canal Zone.
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Panama
Balboa
Canal Zone
Arnulfo Arias
Fort Kobbe
Dairy Judging Meet for 4-H Members Planned
A dairy cattle judging meet is set for 8 p m Friday at the Walter Streiff farm home in New Glarus. Lester Van Loon assistant county club agent announces a program with instructions and training for dairy club members in judging activities.
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Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Lester van Loon
Dairy Club
Ullom 4-H Club Tour Includes Plant Visit and Potluck
The Ullom 4-H club toured members homes and spent the afternoon at a Fritos plant, Lakeshire Marty, and the Monroe brewery. A July 11 meeting is planned at the Oscar Drye home with pledges, roll call, group singing, and project talks on ducks and health habits. Members donated to the Upham fund.
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Ullom
Fritos
Lakeshire
Monroe
Howard Lueck
Joe Wels
Lydia
Norbert
Raymond Bartett
Julie
Lynne
Karen
Jean
Max Rinehart
Nathan
Duane
Frank Haas
Carole
Dean
Oscar Drye
Judy
John
Kay
Karl
Julie Bartelt
Raymond Bartelt
Nathan Rinehart
Lynne Bartelt
Upham Fund
Carl Kuhnke Estate Appraisal Completed
The Carl Kuhnke estate, who died June 23 1949, is appraised at 119122.68 in county court probate. Real estate totals 42400 and personal property 76722.68. Appraisers are John Corell, R W Prien and Harry C Young. Letters of administration issued to Albert Kuhnke and Will E Hartwig. Heirs are Albert Kuhnke and Lena Hartwig.
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Carl Kuhnke
John Coryell
R. W. Prien
Harry C. Young
Albert Kuhnke
Will E. Hartwig
Lena Hartwig
Bertill Johnson Named New Boulder City Manager
Bertill W. Johnson of Lebanon Missouri, son in law of the Ralph Stauffachers, was chosen from sixty applicants to become city manager of Boulder Colorado. He succeeds Robert W. Baumberg who moved to Superior Wisconsin. Johnson, 35, had led Lebanon since October 1948 and gained wide praise for restoring financial stability without tax hikes and for a 1950 budget message hailed as among the nation’s best. He is a 1939 University of Wisconsin graduate and served in the navy in World War II. He is married to Dorothy June Stauffacher and they have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertill W. Johnson
Lebanon
Ralph Stauffachers
Boulder
Colo
Robert W. Baumberg
Superior
Wis
Johnson
Lebanon Post
University of Wisconsin
Dayton
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Winnetka
Illinois Boys Invite Russians for Studies
Five Russian youths were invited to Illinois next year to learn how democracy works. Illinois Boys State cabled Premier Josef Stalin offering an eight day all expenses paid tour to compare the two party system with Russia.
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Springfield
Illinois
Josef Stalin
Officials ready Jamboree opening at Valley Forge
Valley Forge planners announce the second national Boy Scouts jamboree will open Friday. Officials oversee preparations and security as events commence.
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Valley Forge
Boy Scouts
Nothing to chance and nature’s odd hops
The report notes arrivals of seventy gallons of poison ivy lotion at the camp site. It adds a curious comparison: a jerboa can jump fifteen feet, and by scaling for human size, a man would need about two hundred feet to equal that jump.
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Tric
Indiana Central College
Bethel Church
Trudy Fields
Westfield
Betty Lou Ratliff
Hartford City
Anna Hite
Plymouth
Frieda Myers
Plainville
Dale Robinson
Fey
Your Food Store
Bettie Carton
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Cadiz
Board of Review
Cadiz Town Hall
Ervin V. Bechtolt
Bertill Johnson
Oliver
Moline
Oth ST
Bern
Flexiclosgs
New Holstein
Highway 69
Ray Schoonover
16Th Avenue
GMC
Monroe and Vicinity
Singer Sewing Machine Company
State St
Phone College
Gertlemen
Beloit, Wis
Singer
U.S
Pat
the Singer
Mfg. Co
General Motors
Lane
Ape Iota
11Th Street
Green County Auto Co
Monroe, Wis
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