Editorial Logging the Voyage on the Truman Yacht
The piece laments President Truman seasick aboard his yacht en route to Key West and notes Gen Vaughan’s discomfort. It questions why many tax paid aides join the trip and teases the White House physician’s remedies, suggesting the voyage doubles as a vacation with scant executive business.
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Truman
Key West
Vaughan
Mal de Mer
White House
Gen
Graham
Florida
Red Cross Roll Call Urges Green County Support
The Green County Red Cross chapter plans to continue the 1950 membership roll call to keep the humanitarian work alive. The piece stresses membership duties over detached donations and warns that missing the modest quota would show public indifference to the organization’s national and international role.
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Green County Sea Uross
Red Cross
Green County
The Final Deadline Taxpayers Move to File Early
The article notes a mass tax filing rush with about 94 million Americans involved in federal revenue matters. It observes many delay the task until late and suggests that recognizing government cannot spend beyond its receipts could push for fiscal restraint.
State investigates ban on Hawaiian bowler
The Wisconsin State Commission on Human Rights promised to probe charges by Hawaiian born bowler Kenneth Koji of Sparta that he was barred from a Fond du Lac state bowling meet. Koji said he competed in singles and doubles last Friday and was ousted on Saturday by Clarence Jonen, Milwaukee secretary of the state bowling association and ABC executive director, who said he was enforcing rules.
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Midsson
Missing Argyle men linked to 1910 thefts freed en route to Omaha
Two Argyle men wanted for question in a string of thefts and robberies are freed from custody in Freeport and believed headed toward Omaha. A separate item notes census forms mailed to Green County, and local prices and travel notices include a Mill Co plant price forecast and a Kenyon Minnesota homeward trip by Gottlieb and John Stocker after a local visit.
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Makears
Argyle
Freeport
Omaha
Green County
Borden's Condensed Mill Co
Gentl Iomen
Armory
Gottlieb
John Stocker
Kenyon
Minn
Mrs. L C Lawver of Beloit Dies at 12:50 PM
Mrs. L C Lawver formerly Gertrude Farmer of Brodhead died at 12 50 p m yesterday in Municipal hospital Beloit after entering March 4 She leaves two daughters Mrs Roy Mulligan Janesville and Mrs Bessie Weibel Beloit and four sons Jesse Highland Park St Earl Kenosha Wayne Beloit and Forrest i Lawyer South Beloit also one sister Mrs Ray Moffet Chicago with 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services set for 11 30 p m Friday at Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Beloit burial in Oakwood cemetery
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Municipal
Beloit
Lloyd C
Gertrude Farmer
Lawver
Brodhead
Rosman-UehlingsKinzer
Oakwood Cemetery
Driver dies in crash near state line
Ben Hicks a 23 year old Chicago man was killed Tuesday when the car he drove crashed into a truck weight station near the Wisconsin Illinois state line. His female companion was injured in the wreck reported from Kenosha.
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Kenosha
Ben Hicks
Chicago
Wisconsin-Illinois State Line
Cleanup investigation under way after council order
City officials began an inquiry into a council order issued last Tuesday evening regarding the removal of abandoned auto bodies and debris from property behind 17th 18th venues on 6th street. The inquiry notes an ownership error: Chester Tobin does not own the property or material.
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Cmy Eek
B. Wooesees
6Th Street
Council
Chester Tobin
Milwaukee Fuel Group Splits After Price Fixing Ruling
About 160 Milwaukee county filling station operators dissolved the Milwaukee Retail Gasoline Dealers Association on Monday night and planned a new organization. The former group had its price fixing conviction upheld last week by the state supreme court.
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Milwaukee —(P
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee Retail Gasoline Dealers Association
Associatn
State Supreme Court
Polish DP Goes Back to Hospital
Edward Zd chowicz a Polish displaced person once on a farm near Stevens Point and formerly at Waldo Freitag farm near New Glarus has been readmitted to the state hospital at Mendota. Dane county judge Harold J. Lamboley committed him in December for mental observation and a language barrier delayed the required medical exam. After legal and interpreter delays he was finally committed again by Judge George M. Kroncke jr. of Dane county.
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Angaga Speare
Poland
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
Mendota
Dane County
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Edward Zdchowicz
State Hospital
Stevens Point
Madison
Zuchowicz
Walter Rogowski
University of Wisconsin
George M. Kroncke Jr
Daneycout
Winslow PTA Gauges Public on Unit School Plan
The Winslow Parent Teacher Association circulated questionnaires to gauge public opinion on operating a new unit school system. Questions address closing rural schools consolidating Lena and Winslow high schools and plans for a new high school building.
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Winslow Pta
Winslow
Parent Teacher Association
Lena
Green County Story Set for State Broadcast on April 1 2
The Wisconsin community series will air in Monroe and Green counties Saturday April 1 at 8 p m on FM. It repeats Sunday April 2 at 11 a m on WHA and FM. Karl Schmidt leads the production team that gathered interviews and local segments last week for this feature. The program also plans a 10 p m slot next Saturday detailing Stoughton’s 1922 revival story.
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Monroe
Green County
WHA
Karl Schmidt
State Radio Council
Stoughton
Gottfried Aemmer Dies in Switzerland
Mrs Zimmerman and son received a cablegram Monday announcing the death of her brother Gottfried Aemmer in Masters Switzerland. The Zimmermans and their son had visited him during a three month stay in Switzerland last summer and fall.
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Sars
Uirich Zimmerman
Winslow
Gottfried Aemmer
Masters
Switzerland
Mrs Reasa Rites To Be Held Friday In Albany
Mrs. Reasa 63 of Albany died yesterday at St. Clare hospital from a heart attack after earlier attacks. Coroner ruled natural death. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Albany Baptist Church with Rev. Richard C. Werner officiating. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Visitation at Everson funeral home Brodhead this evening. body to church Friday at 1 p.m. She was born January 13 1883 in Decatur township daughter of Frank and Wilhelmina Wendler. She married Frank Reasa December 3 1908 in Monroe and they farmed near Albany before his 1946 death. She leaves a son Arnold.
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Withenei
Mary Reasa
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Herman Stuessy
Reasa
Albany Baptist Church
Richard C. Werner
East Delavan
Arnold
Family ties noted in Albany area obituary
A daughter Mrs Kenneth Kloss, of Albany vicinity, survives with five grandchildren. Three sisters Mrs Ben Reasa of Albany, Mrs Emil Schmerse of Juda, Mrs Dora Eckhardt of Watertown. Two brothers Ben and Sam Wiendler of Brodhead are listed as survivors.
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Kenneth Klossher
Albany
Ben Reasa
Emil Schmerse
Juda
Dora Eckhardt
Watertown
Ben
Sam Wiendler
Brodead
Doctor sought office space in 1895 as wife recalls
In a memory recounted to his wife a man remembered a young doctor walking into a pharmacy in 1895 and asking to rent office space in the building. Drs. Bob and Rolf Poser along with their father visit the clinic. Edward of Chicago is the other physician and Frederick, a Neenah lawyer, is the fourth son.
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Bob
Rolf Poser
Edward
Chicago
Frederick
Neenah
Columbia Residents Honor Physician in 55 Years of Service
More than 250 Columbian county residents gathered Tuesday to honor Lt. ward M. Poser, 82, for 55 years of service. His wife and four sons, three of whom are doctors, joined their wives in tribute. W. E. Bock of the Columbus chamber of commerce and James Quickendsen, 95, led the tributes.
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Columbus —Y
Columbian County
Ward M. Poser
W. E. Bock
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
James Quickendsen
Manitowoc Bar backs Justice Martin for state Supreme Court
Manitowoc county bar association endorsed Justice John E. Martin for another term on the state Supreme Court. Members voted unanimously after he addressed the group. Also noted: the number of U S farm houses with modern bathrooms more than doubled from 1940 to 1947.
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Manitowoc
John E. Martin
State Supreme Court
Manitowoc County Bar Association
Martin
U. S
New Cotton House Dresses and Lingerie at Becker's Leader and Lees
Becker's Leader showcases new Donna Gordons and Jane Clays lighter weight cotton dresses with Percale prints, crinkle crepe and chambray options priced at 2.98. Lee's offers Mojud lingerie, Artemis slips, and gowns in nylon crepe with sizes up to 52, plus petticoats and organized spring summer wardrobe picks.
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Becker's
Donna Gordons
Jane Clays
U.S
Becker's Leader Store
Lee’s
Mojud
Artemis
Lee's
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Pure Oil Company
Ben Easter
14Th Ave
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19Th Street
Philip Counselman
North Side
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6Th St
20Th Ave
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Better Local Building Service
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Baker's Book Store
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