New Pact Sets Up Armed Guarantees
Washington reports details of the Atlantic pact with Canada Britain France Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands. It calls for mutual aid and armed defense against aggression and aims to arm Western Europe while Russia boosts its own forces. Congress is expected to approve about 1 billion dollars to aid allies.
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Washington
Senate
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Russia
Congress
Europe
Home Economist To Speak at Show
Martha Logan a Swift and Co. home economist will lecture at the Monroe Home and Food show at Turner hall on Thursday and April 7. The theme Meat in More Meals covers meat cookery principles selection storage and techniques. In private life Miss Logan is Arlene Franzen of St Paul and a University of Minnesota home economics graduate.
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Martha Logan
Swift and Co
Monroe
Turner Hall
Miss Logan
Arlene Franzen
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Swift Home Economics
State Fair Repeats Dairyland Queen Theme
Peter Welsh of New Glarus and Paul Mandt of Milwaukee named co chairmen of the Wisconsin state fair dairy committee to sponsor the Alice in Dairyland program for a second year. The state department of agriculture says the fair will follow last year’s centennial exposition plan and run August 20 to 28 at West Allis. A new Alice will be selected this spring to reign at the show. Miss Margaret McGuire of High County was the 1948 Dairyland Queen.
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Peter Welsh
New Glarus
Paul Mandt
Milwaukee
Badger Breeders Buy Carnation Aristocrat Bull for AI Program
The Shawano Badger Breeders Association purchased Carnation Aristocrat, a registered Holstein-Friesian bull from H Otto Elmer of Monticello, for artificial insemination. The bull weighs over 2500 pounds and his daughters show strong production, with herd data from the E J Kaderly Holstein herd in Crow township noting 404 pounds butterfat across 28 cows.
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Badger Breeders Association of
Shawano
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Elmers
E. J. Kaderly
Crowe Township
National Association
Calving Difficulties Reported by Rock County Farmer
A Rock county farmer reports more than the usual calving trouble and a tendency to produce bull calves. The text notes that assistance is sometimes needed in delivery across breeds, including Swiss, and that the rate is not greater than in other breeds.
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Idtse
Rock County
Brennan to Construct 50x25 Frame Warehouse
Frank P. Brennan announced construction of a 50 by 25 foot frame warehouse for flour sugar and commercial feeds at the junction of Highways 11 and 81. Groundbreaking will begin when weather allows and should finish in about three weeks. The facility will operate with Brennan's supermarket to expand feeds and farm services.
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Frank P. Brennan
Brennan
Contralto Mary Van Kirk to Perform at Monroe Concert
Contralto Mary Van Kirk will sing a varied program ranging from classical to folk and operatic arias with accompanist Willard Sektberg at the Monroe Community Concerts Association event. The concert, opening the fourth portion, begins at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium and is open to association members.
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Mary van Kirk
Monroe Community Concerts Association
Willard Sektberg
Miss van Kirk
Verdi
Schiller
Mother and Son Named In Slaying Of Polk
Athens dispatches report a mother and son, Anna Staktopoulis and Gregory Staktopoulis, will stand trial on April 12 for complicity in the murder of George Polk, Columbia broadcasting system correspondent. The prosecutor says Gregory lured Polk into a Greek communist conspiracy and confessed Polk was trussed, blindfolded and shot.
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Athens
Salonika
George Polk
Columbia Broadcasting System
Gregory Staktopoulis
Anna
Staktopoulis
Polk
Man Bound for Interview Missteps on Rowboat
A man set out by rowboat believing he would meet former Communist Leader Markos Vafiades for an interview. The misadventure highlights a mistaken journey and the interview plan.
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Markos Wvafiades
Judge Won’t Drop Kowaleski Bribe Case
Civil Judge Thaddeus Pruss refused a motion to dismiss bribery charges against John H. Kowaleski, chairman of Lakeboard town. The charge states Kowaleski accepted 120 dollars from Garageman Ray Betker as the third payment on an 800 dollar bribe. Betker allegedly sought Kowaleski’s action on a local matter.
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Milwaukee
John H. Kowaleski
Lakeboard
Thaddeus Pruss
Kowaleski
Ray Betker
Betker
Kowal
Kowaleski's Aid Seeks Dismissal Over Entrapment Claim
Kowaleski's attorney Walter Schinz Jr representing Kowaleski asked for dismissal asserting entrapment in connection with a town chairman's arrest. Kowaleski was allegedly involved in a garage transaction in Lake town.
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Eski
Aid ‘2
Walter Schinz Jr
Kowaleski
Lake Garage
Missing pastor found after a week
Alfred Qual of Sheboygan reports his father Rev. Martin Qual, a retired pastor, was found unconscious on a New York street after being missing for a week. The case concludes with the pastor located in New York.
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Sheboygan
New York
Alfred Qual
Martin Qual
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Lafayette County
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J. C. Baker
Dodgeville
Alvin W. Sprain
South Wayne
Rhinelander
Sprain
Lacey Brothers
Fred B. Idtse
Breeders Association
Winslow
Tom Nelson
Albert Hugelshofer
John Hastings
Concert Tomorrow
Monroe, Wis
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General Motors
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Orangeville
Registered Architectural
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