Scout Troop 101 Back From Camp
Scout Troop 101 with Scoutmaster Roy F Peters returns from Canyon Camp. Fourteen scouts elected James Erickson Donald Heeren Grant Beer and Mr Peters to join the Order of the Arrow and will complete degree work July 30 31. Medals earned in rifle and swimming merit badges with several scouts noted for leadership and hygiene commendations.
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Roy F. Peters
Canyon Camp
James Erickson
Donald Heeren
Grant Beer
Mr. Peters
Order of the Arrow
Louis Studer
Frederick Feutz
James Furniss
Michael Kelly
Gregory Kittlesen
Gerald Lamb
Erwin Peters
Kenneth Mayer
Gerald Zimmerman
David Kuebli
Harold Kline
Harold Kline Jr
Former Lt Andereck discharged returns from Fort Belvoir
Former Lt Edwin Lee Andereck and wife Jean returned Friday from Fort Belvoir Virginia where Andereck was discharged April 27 He entered service August 16 1951 and plans to enter college this fall Pfc Merwin P Brager son of Mr and Mrs O W Brager Brodhead is in Germany with the 97th Signal Battalion participating in field maneuvers He is a clerk in the battalion message center and entered service in June 1953. has been in Germany since December
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Andereck
Edwin Lee Andereck
Jean
Fort Belvoir
Germany
Merwin P. Brager
O. W. Brager
Brodhead
97Th Signal Battalion
Brager
Sgt Kuhls Promoted With Rock of Rale Division In Korea
Sgt Harold J Kuhls and his wife Virginia of Darlington learn of his promotion in Korea where he serves with the 3rd Infantry Division known as the Rock of the Army. He is a unit administrator in the 7th Regiment and has served twelve months in Korea. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kuhls of Platteville.
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Harold J. Kuhls
Virginia
Darlington
Korea
Wisconsin Dairy Party At House Dining Rooms
Rep Lester Johnson invites House members to a Wisconsin dairy luncheon in the House dining rooms. The event features sweet cream butter and a selection of Wisconsin cheese arranged by creameries and dairies of the 9th District Wisconsin on the last day of June.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Excessive Rain Delays Cultivation in Wisconsin
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports excellent growing conditions in Wisconsin last week but rainfall delayed cultivation. Corn fields are weedy due to moisture, grain and pastures prosper, oats headed out, hay harvest active, early pea harvest good, and strawberry yields variable. Potatoes and cranberries performed well with mild temperatures and expected showers, with a forecast of slightly below normal weather over the July 4 weekend.
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Madison
United States Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Officials Urge Fourth of July Highway Safety
Wisconsin safety chief urges drivers to follow six basic rules to cut holiday deaths. He notes an average of 15 fatalities on Independence Day weekends and cites heavier traffic than Memorial Day weekend, when 21 were killed. The National Safety Council adds most fatal accidents involve rule violations. Also mentions corn yields rising from 22.6 to 40.6 bushels per acre since 1933.
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Madison
Wisconsin
R. C. Salisbury
Motor Vehicle Department
Salisbury
National Safety Council
United States
Finalist Marita Ann Thanks Alice in Dairyland Hosts
Marita Ann OBrien of La Valle a finalist in the Alice in Dairyland event sends a warm letter to Monroe thanking the committee and residents. The 22 year old elementary teacher at Meadow Brook School in Waukesha County notes Monroe as hospitable and hopes to return soon.
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Monroe
Evening Times
Marita Ann O’brien
la Valle
Marita Ann
Meadowbrook School
Waukesha County
Alice
Milwaukee welder dies from crash injuries
Clarence B. Koback 26 of Milwaukee died Tuesday from injuries from a two car crash on the far west side. A native of Wausau, he moved to Milwaukee from Stevens Point in 1948 and worked as a welder.
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Milwaukee
Clarence B. Koback
Wausau
Stevens Point
Pegler Libel Verdict Under Challenge In New York
Federal Judge Edward Weinfield will hear a motion to set aside a 175000 libel award to Quentin Reynolds in a 500000 suit against Westbrook Pegler and Hearst. Reynolds also received 1 for damages and reputational harm from a 1949 defamatory column. a 20 day stay was granted.
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New York
Edward Weinfield
Quentin Reynolds
Westbrook Pegler
Hearst Corp
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
United States
Reynolds
Pegler
Weinfield
Blue Book Distribution Starts in Wisconsin
The 1954 Wisconsin Blue Book is being distributed to legislators officials libraries and public agencies. M G Toepel says 45 000 copies have been printed and the 792 page book compares with 780 pages in 1952. Each assembly member gets 200 copies each senator 300 and each constitutional officer 200. Public price is 1 dollar.
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Madison
M. G. Toepel
Legislative Reference Library
Florida Shrimp Species Reaches Two Feet in Length
A single freshwater shrimp species in southern Florida grows to about two feet, while most other freshwater shrimp remain much smaller and commercially useless.
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Florida
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Nancy
Ehad
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Monsanto
Monroe Wis
J. W. Robilette
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America
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