Regional basketball climax features Monroe Ft Atkinson and Edgerton Evansville
The 1949-50 season reaches the regional stage with Monroe versus Ft Atkinson and Edgerton against Evansville. Winners advance to Stoughton Saturday for regional finals. The piece emphasizes sportsmanship and enjoyment over victory while noting local pride and hospitality.
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Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Evansville
Stoughton
Curbstone
America
Sentencing of Dr Fuchs Highlights British FBI Data Delay
The article discusses Dr Fuchs, a British atom scientist who betrayed his adopted country. It notes he confessed and provided information on his Russian contact but received the maximum fourteen year sentence. It questions British delays in sharing data with the FBI, urging reciprocity and noting the FBI’s role in exposing the betrayal.
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Fuchs
FBI
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albany Cub Scouts Hold Charter Rites
Albany Times Special reports the local Cub Scout pack receiving its charter with Charles Bieneman of U S Grant council as guest speaker. He issued official registration cards to den mothers and Dr F J Bongiorno as the occasion marked 40 years of scouting. A 6:30 potluck supper followed for scouts and parents. Rev Orra G Compton advises two dens. Residents urged to attend school redistricting meeting March 13 at Green County Court House to consider sections 19 30 and 31.
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Albany
Charles Bieneman
U.S. Grant Council of Boy Scouts
Edward Killingstad
Kenneth Baumgartner
F. J. Bongiorno
Orra G. Compton
The
Methodist Church
Spring Grove Township
Court House
Green County
Wisconsin February traffic toll tops 40 deaths
The state motor vehicle department reported 43 fatalities from February traffic accidents. The figure marks a sharp rise from the 72 deaths recorded in the two preceding months and highlights a grim month on Wisconsin highways.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Motor Veeicle Department
School bill halves year for Hillman district
A March 2 1925 note reports the Hillman bill passed by the state assembly requiring country children to attend school for eight months instead of nine. Also mentions church services for a 75th anniversary and local incidents, including Billy Tollefson escaping injury after a car strike.
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Gap Church
Billy Tollefson
Philip N. Snodgrass
Wisconsin Auto Insurance Co
Perry Mutual seeks rate increase in dairy? (Note: This line is invalid due to the constraint. please provide a clean source.)
The Perry Mutual Telephone Co. of Blanchardville seeks higher rates to cover increased switching costs from United Telephone Co. A public hearing is set for 1 30 p m Tuesday March 21 at the state office building in Madison. The commission will review books and may appraise the property.
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Perry Mutual Telephone Co
Blanchardvile
Public Service Commission
C Ity
United Telephone Co
State Office
Madison
Perry ‘Mutual
United At
Monroe
Rates Up For Perry Mutual Switching Fees
Authorized to increase switching fees affecting Perry Mutual subscribers, a farmer group owning lines linked to Blanchardville. Some residents in Lafayette and Iowa counties are noted as impacted.
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Thorized
Perry Mutual
Blanchardvile
Lafayette
Iowa
Rudolph Schaefer Dies Cattle Expert at 72
Rudolph Schaefer of Neenah, longtime executive member of the national Holstein-Friesian association, died at his home after a long illness. A Winnebago County resident, he served as herd classification inspector from 1929, judging 11 800 animals and officiating as a cattle judge since 1940. He led the Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian association for three terms and was active in state conventions.
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Asuadioa Schaefer
Neenah
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Winnebago County
Wis
Schaefer
Association
Green County
Holstein-Friesian Association
Agriculture College
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Association
South Greenville Grange Member Funeral Details
A South Green ville grange member is survived by his wife two daughters and a brother. Services will be held at Neenah.
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The
South Greenville Grange
Neenah
Judge Warns Outsiders Hired At Strikebound Plant
District Judge Harvey Neelen warned Briggs and Stratton Corp. against hiring out of town workers at its strikebound plant. He called the practice an invitation to trouble and predicted a blowup, as Leo Stensby argued the firm employed virtually no out of town workers among non strikers.
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Farmers day program outlines corn borer control and milk standards
Williams the swine specialist and Orren Berger the agricultural engineer will discuss corn borer control. Dane county agent R. V. Hurley and Green county agent Myron E. Jeglum will talk about quality milk standards. Joe Adler the farm and homemakers day PMA chairman will host the Belleville area meeting at the high school Tuesday at 10:30 am with a homemakers session at 1:40 pm. A free lunch is served at noon. J B Hayes of the University of Wisconsin is the principal homemakers speaker on eggs and Betty Elmer will present demonstration projects. Speakers at the men’s program include several from the college of agriculture.
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J. B. Hayes
University of Wisconsin
Betty Elmer
College of Agriculture
D. W
Blaze destroys four room home in Waukesha
A coal stove exploded causing a fire that razed the four room home of Mrs. Blanche Terwilliger and her three children on Tuesday night. The family was away at the time. The article notes electricity competing with tractors in lightening farm work.
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Waukesha
Blanche Terwilliger
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John Gettings
Commercial and Savings Bank
Germany
Britain
France
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Charles H. Dietz
Brodhead
New County Training
Arthur P. Benkert
Coliseum
Chicago
Murphy Land and Lumber Firm
J. H. Bast
Clarno
West Russell Street
Charles Bender
Knight-Hefty-Schindier Clothing Store
Herman Knoble
Preston Holloway
Buchanan
S. C
Herbert Rust
Forum
Lewis van Wagenen
Willis Jackson
W. B. Page
Anglo- Swiss Condensing Co
Bethel
Jacob Kemp
West of Argyle
Bauman and
Keister
Anglo-Swiss Condensing Co
Perry
Bruni-Miller Company
12Th St
19Th Ave
Therm
Bauman
ACE Stores
Rudolph Schaefer
Wisconsin Power and Ught Company
Board of Directors
St Iders
Otis Gerke
Bill Smith
Blankville
Bill
W. Stand
Fox
Sing
Wisconsin State Council
Belleville Farm
Sleeping Beauty
NCOT
Jersey
Glen
Dixie Shop
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