Mrs Deininger Elected President Of Esther Rebekah Lodge
Mrs E M Deininger was elected president of the Past Noble Grands of the Esther Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall with 15 members present. Other officers elected included Mrs Ben Kubly as vice president and Mrs W C Maske as secretary and treasurer. A picnic supper gift exchange social hour and games followed with a special prize awarded to Mrs Alvin Williams. Plans were made for the next meeting on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Deininger
Esther Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Deininger
Ben Kubly
W. C. Maske
Louisa Ruegger
Alvin Williams
Honored on Birthday in Small Town Gathering
Mrs. Michael Daley was honored Sunday evening on her birthday by friends and relatives. A party of about five hundred was played with Daley and Ernest Woeffler and daughters, August Ruehlew, LaVerne Lehman, Lewis Lehman, George Daley, Frank Unger, LeRoy Unger, E. Saunders and Miles Daley.
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Michael Daley
Relace Ac
Woman's Guild Holds Candlelight Reception At St John's
A candlelight reception for new Guild members is planned during the guest night meeting at St John’s Church. An ensuing discussion will cover budgeting and family affairs in a community context.
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Woman's Guild of
St. John’s Church
DAR Meeting Set At 808 25th Avenue
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 7 30 Wednesday at Mrs Helen s home 808 25th Avenue. Mrs Anna Clark is co hostess and Mrs Fred Kohli leads the program.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen
25Th Avenue
Anna Clark
Fred Kohli
Dinner Honors 40th Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ith
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith hosted a Sunday dinner to honor the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Ith. Guests included Clarence Falk and family Monroe Melvin Liedschlag and family William Smith family Frederick Feldt and family and Raymond Smith. Group singing was enjoyed.
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Harry Smith
Charles Ith
Messrs
Mmes
Clarence Falk
Monroe
Melvin Liedschlag
William Smith
Frederick Feldt
Raymond Smith
Britain Faces Test as Socialism Goes to the Ballot
Britain braces for a pivotal election as the Labour government seeks to prove its socialist program. The South Hammersmith by election boosted Labour, challenging Churchill and the Conservative strategy as postwar recovery shapes public opinion ahead of next year’s general vote.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Britain
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
England
Churchill
Overseas Airways
Bank of England
Cable and Wireless Communications
South Hammersmith
Labor
Hammersmith
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Lewis Homan
Orangeville residents observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the Homan home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m on Sunday for friends and relatives.
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Mark Golden
Orangeville
Lewis Homan
Milwaukee Gag On City Boards Requires Council Consultation
A proposed resolution by Alderman Albert Krause would force city boards commissions and committees to consult the common council before revealing decisions to the press. Premature utterances, he says, embarrass the isolated branch and affect final merits and funding decisions.
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Milwaukee
Albert Krause
Krause
Wisconsin fertilizer purchases set record in 1948
Wisconsin farmers bought a record 404 121 tons of fertilizer in 1948, according to the state department of agriculture. The 1947 total was 364 178 tons, reflecting a substantial year over year increase.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Three File Papers For School Position Filed
Three candidates for state superintendent of public instruction filed nomination papers today with the secretary of state. The contenders are J. W. Packard of Portage, Arthur W. Jorgenson of Columbus, and Howard J. Williams of Mukwonago. Harold E. Stafford of Chippewa Falls sought the supreme court seat, and Circuit Judge Herman Sachtsen filed for re election in the second branch of the ninth district.
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Madison
Secretary of State
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court Justice
II Judicial District
J. W. Packard
Portage
Arthur W. Jorgenson
Columbus
Howard J. Williams
Mukwonago
Harold E. Stafford
Chippewa Falls
Supreme Court
Herman Sachtsen
Market Roundup Chicago Hog Beef and Poultry Prices
Chicago market report shows hogs mainly down 25 to 50 cents with top at 21.75 while 170 to 240 lb butchers average 21.00 to 21.50 and heavier hogs at 19.00 to 21.00. Cattle calves slower with bulls steady, steers around 26.50 to 27.25 on select weights. beef cows 18.50 down. Live poultry steady to mixed with fowl 40-41, fryers 28-30, broilers 26-28. butter weak at 61 cents. eggs little changed except dirties 14 cents lower.
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Chicago
USDA
Nebraska
Wall Street Opens with Gentle Upturn in Modest Trading
Wall Street trading in New York shows a modest lift after the opening bell. Early indecision fades to a definite upward move though buying remains unhurried and price responses are slow.
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Wall Street
New York
Market Gains Mixed As Railroads Lead Recovery
Gains ranged from fractions to over a point and the advace saw little pick up in volume. The railroad group, under pressure since last month, performed better than average. Rubber, airline, and chemical stocks also rose with Illinois Central, Nickel Plate, Firestone, Goodrich, Transcontinental, Western Air, American Airlines, U.S. Steel, General Motors, Montgomery Ward and American Telephone among gainers. Bonds and U.S. government issues firmed in over the counter trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Nickel Plate
Firestone
Goodrich
Transcontinental
Western Air
American Airlines
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
U. S
Former convict targets wrong house in burglary case
A 23 year old ex convict from Phillips was in custody after a serious error in judgment. Price County Sheriff Herbert Hammond said the man would be returned to Phillips where he is wanted for burglary of the sheriff's home.
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Milwaukee
Phillips
Price County
Herbert Hammond
Gordon W. Mosser
Army Basic Training Boosted to 14 Weeks
General Jacob L. Devers ordered extending basic training from eight to fourteen weeks at Fort Monroe Virginia. The move comes as regular army units in the United States reach organized strength, removing the rush to fill gaps.
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Fort Monroe
Jacob L. Devers
Army Field Forces
United States
Miss Adelman Cast In Whitewater Play
Darlyne Adelman a Whitewater College sophomore has a lead in The Glass Menagerie a two act play presented Friday and Saturday at the college. Attending Friday from Monroe are her parents C W Adelman and other relatives including Bert Adelman and Mrs Zentner plus Mrs Adelman.
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Darlyne Adelman
Whitewater State Teachers College
Monroe
C. W. Adelman
Bert Adelman
Matt Zentner
Flu Epidemic Closes Milwaukee Classrooms
City Health Commissioner Dr. E R Krumbiegel reported nearly 2000 Milwaukee grade school pupils stayed home due to influenza. He noted 2.7 percent of the 71000 pupils were absent on Monday, calling the wave an epidemic while saying the illness remains mild and typically lasts six to eight weeks.
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Milwaukee
E. R
Krumbiegel
Wisconsin
State Health Department
Arthur Zentek
Rhinelander
Carl Feupert
Madison
Zentek
Gen Clay Seeks Early Release From Germany Post
Gen Lucius D Clay said he formally asked to be released from his duties as military governor of Germany at the earliest moment the government could release him. He noted no action had been taken and he had no information on a successor, while Secretary Royall said no decision had been made on retirement or replacement.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
New York Physicians Withdraw From AMA Plan
The New York County Medical Society, the largest AMA member group in the city, withdrew support from the campaign against compulsory health insurance. The action was taken last night in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Medical Association
AMA
New York County
Manhattan
12 Cities Press Push to repeal city income tax ban
Milwaukee and 11 Wisconsin municipalities urge repeal of the ban on city income taxes in a telegram to the state legislature. The message cites dire revenue needs for services and argues tax passage would ease real estate burdens. Signers include Mayors Zeidler Oshkosh Racine and Beloit with multiple city managers and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Frank P. Zeidler
Zeidler
A. E. Axtell
Kenosha
Leonard G. Howell
Madison
Henry Traxler
Janesville
W. J. Degan
Superior
A. D. Telfer
Beloit
Ernest R. Siewert
Oshkosh
Robert L. Roemer
Appleton
Francis H. Wendt
Racine
Charles A. Beranek
la Crosse
Edwin F. Weis
Fond du Lac
B. W. Dagneau
Stevens Point
Orangeville Youths Injured in Car Crash
Dale Veach son of Mr and Mrs Martin Veach was returned to Orangeville from Canton Mississippi after a serious accident. Curtis Deamer the driver remained hospitalized in Canton with a fractured arm. The two boys were en route to New Orleans for Mardi Gras when their car hit an abutment near Canton at 4 am, throwing them from the vehicle.
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Orangeville
Dale Veach
Martin Veach
Canton
Miss
Curtis Deamer
New Orleans
Canton Motor Crash Sends Two Women to Scene
An auto wreck severely damaged the vehicle. Mrs. Veach and Mrs. Mary Deamer were summoned to Canton because of the accident.
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Veach
Mary Deamer
Canton
Evatt Says Southeast Asia Pact Possible
New Delhi reports Australian foreign minister Herbert V. Evatt told a news conference that forming a regional association of southeast Asia was "quite possible" as a step toward regional cooperation.
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New Delhi
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Southeast Asia
DP Group to Land Washington to Wisconsin Michigan Dock
Eight displaced persons bound for Wisconsin and nineteen for Michigan will dock in New York tomorrow, the International Refugee Organization said last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
International Refugee Organization
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