Runoff Vote Bill Signed by Governor Madison
Governor Rennebohm signs a runoff election bill. If no candidate exceeds 50 percent in the April 5 vote, a runoff occurs the first Tuesday in May. Primary races include Chief Justice Rosenberry and Superintendent Callahan seeking new terms. police and fire commissions receive compensation provisions.
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Madison
Oe Dag Pe Supreme Cow
Gedlie Fnetneton
Rennebohm
Zelve
Marshall Peterson
Monroe
Marvin B. Rosenberry
John Callahan
Rosenberry
Callahan
Pickups Along The News Beats
A fragmented note describes boys waiting for a bus, racing to free bundles near a No Parking post, and snacking on sundaes and ice cream cones as the bus arrives. It mentions Dr John A Schindler and a radio schedule mix up, plus mood shifts at Roger and John office with tax notes and a tense city report.
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Helen Altman
Roger and John
Charles B. Bolender
Grady Former District Attorney Dies at 63
Albert W. Grady, 63, longtime district attorney and former mayoral candidate in Portashington, died in a Milwaukee hospital yesterday. He is survived by his wife and seven children.
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A. W. Grady
Milwaukee
Albert W. Grady
Ee County
Portashington
Prom Queen Chosen For Junior Prom Crowning
Virgil Peck selects Marian Niffenegger as junior prom queen for the May 6 event. The king and queen will lead a southern plantation themed evening with Raymond and his orchestra providing music.
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Virgil Peck
Marian Niffenegger
Prom Queen
Virgil Pick
Marian Niffer
E. L. Niffenegger
J. C. Calder
Edmund Anderson
Raymond
Two-Headed Calf Born at Belleville Farm
A two headed calf died at birth on the Robert Derenderinger farm near Belleville in Exeter township last Friday. The calf had two heads and necks joined to the body behind the shoulders and weighed about 100 pounds. It was the Holstein cow's second calf and was alive when a veterinarian arrived.
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Robert Derendinger
Belleville
Exeter Township
Auto Building Law Unfair Says Judge
Circuit Judge Kenneth S. White ruled a 1947 state law requiring auto dealers to maintain a permanent display building unconstitutional. The decision, in River Falls, came on ABC Automobile Sales Inc. appeal after the state motor vehicle department denied a license for an open lot. The judge said the act eliminates competition and fails the tests of reasonableness and public purpose.
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Madison
Kenneth S. White
River Falls
ABC Automobile Sales, Inc
Cudahy
B. L. Marcus
State
White
Shrine and Knights appoint group for city softball game
Knights of Columbus in St Victor's clubroom named Herman J. Schmitz as chairman and a six member committee including William Hogan Glenn Brecklin John Disch William T Kane and William Reider Sr to organize the Shrine and Knights of Columbus softball game. Rodney O Kittelsen spoke on the Monroe city manager plan ahead of the April 5 voter decision.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Victor’s
Herman J. Schmitz
William Hogan
Glenn Brecklin
John Disch
William T. Kane
William Reider
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Citizens Committee
Monroe
Chant Ad Promises Much Work for Little Pay
A local ad promises plentiful labor in exchange for low wages, signaling a tough job market. The listing emphasizes volume of tasks and minimal compensation, drawing attention from job seekers seeking better opportunities.
Markets Report From Chicago and Nationwide Hogs Cattle And Commodities
Livestock buyers held steady bids with hogs 25 cents higher on light volume. Top hog prices reached 21.75 for 170-220 lb, with broader ranges for other weights. Cattle and calves saw steady to higher demand with top steer price 29.00 for 1,127 lb, and beef cows down to 20.00. Produce notes show live poultry steady with small price shifts, butter down 4 cents on 93 score AA, eggs mostly unchanged. Wall Street traded with mixed signals amid Washington and business news. several major issues fell while Deere and Co. led gains among large firms. Government bonds hovered near steady, with slight drift lower in some issues.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Ends Week With Dow Near Highs
Wall Street in New York settled back after reaching the highest level since February 4 at week's end. The market briefly leveled before a slow downward drift, repeating yesterday's broad decline and continuing losses.
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New York
Framingham Bank Extends Checks to Left Handed Customers
Framingham National Bank announces availability of check books for southpaw customers to ease spending. An official said the new checks are now accessible to left handed depositors.
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Framingham
Mass
Framingham National Bank
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John A. Schindler
Virgil
Henry Pick Jr
Route 5
KC Group
Shrine
Trukenbrod
Kempfert
Blumer
Ford-Hopkins
Geneva
Zeonabjed
Michelle
Mershall Field
Macy's
13Th Street
Henry Bouman
Bauman & Denney
Werley
M. Denney
13Th St
Wall Street
Washington
N. Y. Central Gulf Oil
Sinclair Oil
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
American
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
le Nylons
Denier
New Spring
Post’s Dixie Shop
Southpaws
NEW Body CO
Dewey Boyd
12Th Street
Burkhard Electric Co. Bldg
New
Mel Dod
Modbad
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