Guard unit calls for recruits amid shifting era
The Mon goe national guard company seeks new members as the draft status remains uncertain and future mobilization looms. The 128th Infantry origins trace back to Co K with a two war heritage and Pacific theater service, underscoring the need for active local backing to sustain strength.
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Hoover Commission Calls for Treasury Supervision of Lending Agencies
The Hoover commission proposes tighter treasury oversight over loan programs from agencies distributing pump priming funds. It argues the Treasury should regain central fiscal authority and reduce political patronage in appointments while sustaining independent agency functions like the RFC and export-import bank.
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Hoover Commission
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RFC
Treasury
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Withdrawal of Kenosha income tax bill favored by lawmakers
A Kenosha assemblyman’s withdrawal of the municipal income tax bill is seen as wise for two reasons. It likely faced defeat and the tax theory needs proof. localities should study the entire taxation structure before allowing income levies.
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Kenosha
Ousted vice consul Robin Stuessy to return to U S
The former New Glarus resident and U S vice consul in Hungary Robin E. Stuessy will return to the United States. He was ordered to leave Hungary within 24 hours on February 9 and then went to Vienna awaiting further diplomatic orders.
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Robin E. Stuessy
Hungary
United States
Stuessy
Vienna
140 Acres Sold in Monroe and Decatur Transfers
Dennis Keating sells 140 acres in Monroe town to John V. Clark for 10500 dollars and W. W. Baird sells a Decatur tract to Arthur P. Riemer for 28000 dollars. Will Kelly opens a new laundry in Schneider Building on West Racine Street with new equipment. H T Chandler buys Count Fonso, a four year old standard bred harness stallion, from August Uhlein Stables Milwaukee. U S Baer addresses Southern Wisconsin Cheesemakers meeting urging care against unclean handling practices.
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Monroe Town
John V. Clark
W. W. Baird
Arthur P. Riemer
Decatur
Will Kelly
Schneider
West Racine Street
H. T. Chandler
Count Fonso
Uhlein
Milwaukee
U. S. Baer
Dairy and
Wisconsin
Local Girl Scouts Mark 37th Birthday of Program in Monroe
Monroe Girl Scout council reports 223 registered scouts in 16 troops as it marks the 37th anniversary of the movement founded by Juliette Low. A display of new books and materials is at Ludlow Memorial Library with leaders and volunteers named.
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Monroe
Juliette Low
Ludlow Memorial Library
Howard Smith
Perle Guess
Russell Prien
Harold Scherer
Lee Mitchell
Adrian Babler
E. B. Lux
Paul Snowden
Sam Bailey
Harvey H. Holland
Juliette Lowland
John Bruni
Bruni
Harold Fenton
George Barry
Stewart Kingston
Leo Hare
Roy Roderick
John A. Schindler
David Ruehlman
Brownie
Mmes
Edward Ensch
Raphael Daly
Floyd Davis
Robert Kingdon
Kingston
Alois H. Ruf
Harold S. Haworth
Giant Oil Supply Seen in Colorado
Boyd Morris of the U S Bureau of Mines Division of Synthetic Fuels described a Colorado oil shale deposit near Rifle as potentially the world’s largest mining operation with an estimated 350 billion barrels of crude oil, about ten times all U S well oil to date.
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Los Angeles
Colorado
America
Boyd Morris
U. S. Bureau of Mines Division of Synthetic Fuels
Rifle
Colo
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Argyle Election Set With Two Contests
In Argyle a spring village election includes two contests. Incumbent village president C A La Vasser faces Ever Hanson, while justice of the peace candidates are Billy Rossing and John Sweeney. Trustees Lawrence Steiner Lawrence Winger and Ever Hanson are unopposed. J R Arnot will not seek reelection. Clayton Watson is nominated. Morgan seeks re election as treasurer, Pederson as supervisor, Schwartz as constable. New caucus committee members are Albert Goepfert Kermit Watkins and Billy Rossing.
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Albert Goepfert
Kermit Watkins
Billy Rossing
YMCA Organized in London in 1844
The YMCA formed in London in 1844 largely through the efforts of dry goods merchant George Williams, uniting young men for communal work and religious activities.
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YMCA
London
George Williams
Atlantic Treaty design for peace and growing blocs
The North Atlantic alliance draft is described as a peace instrument with nations like America and Canada leading. Lithuania? Canada Prime Minister Louis St Laurent says peace requires united nations. Observers speculate a cominform counter bloc forming around Eastern Europe, though not altering overall East West balance.
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New York
North Atlantic Alliance
Louis’ St. Laurent
Montreal
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Hahn doubts Russia has produced an atom bomb
Berlin scientist Otto Hahn who won the 1944 Nobel prize in physics said in a telephone interview that Russia has not yet built an atom bomb. He suggested Russia might have a uranium pile but lacked enough plutonium for a weapon.
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Otto Hahn
Russia
Hahn
Notable Visitors Reach New Glarus and Madison
New Glarus by Mrs Millards school A C Nelson Madison was a business caller here Monday. Charles C Clark Cleveland O was here on business Tuesday. Paul Ronald Milwaukee was a New Glarus visitor Monday. William Cage Chicago was here Tuesday. Clay tile has been used since the 17th century for kitchen walls in Holland.
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Cleveland
Paul Ronald
Milwaukee
Glarus
William Cage
Chicago
Holland
Harold Jaegers
Argyle
Cpl
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Fort Sheridan
Elmer Johnson
Barbara
James Hendrickson
Gregory
Ollie Paulson
Paulson
Howard
Howard Hendrickson
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
James Henricks
Local notices from Blanchardville and area gossip
Local column lists visits and weddings across Blanchardville Argyle Darlington Madison Dodgeville and Milwaukee. Residents noted include Mr and Mrs W F McGuigan Mrs P V Peterson Mr Horeb Charlene Grunner Stanley Anderson and families with several weekend visits hospital stays and travel to California.
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Horeb
H. J. Erickson
Charlene Grunner
Stanley Anderson
Oregon
Lewis Nelson
Edward Milestone
Fred Jenson
Elmer Olson
Ernest Legler
William and
Linda
Milwaukee
Thomas Curran
Joycelyn Saether
Manston
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Tribute to Callahan Set for March 21 Dinner in Milwaukee
Retiring state superintendent of public instruction John Callahan will be honored at a March 21 dinner in Milwaukee. Thirteen organizations sponsor the tribute to Callahan who led the state education system for 28 years. He earlier announced he would not seek re election this spring.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Calahan
Harold J. Lamboley
Florence Wartenweiler
Wisconsin
Madison
John Callahan
Milwaukee
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