County Hospital State Fee System Studied by Group
Wisconsin lawmakers study new ways to split costs for care in state and county facilities. A 50 50 system is seen as outdated with rising operation costs and calls for risk sharing or full state funding at Mendota Winnebago and Central hospitals. The panel plans interim analysis of chargebacks and considers veterans care financing changes at Wisconsin General Hospital.
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Madison
Legislative Council
A. J. Thelen
Wisconsin County | Boards’ Association
J. Jay Keliher
Keliher
Mendota
Winnebago
Wisconsin General Hospital
Emergency Board
Census Personnel Take Oath For 1950 Green County Census
Sixteen enumerators were sworn in by crew leader Charles A. Booth as training began in the courthouse. Sessions run each afternoon through Friday with a practice census on Friday. Oathes emphasize confidentiality and noncooperation with influence. Enumerators named include Mrs. Virginia M. Wills New Glarus and Miss Bessie C. DeVol Brodhead among others. rural area selectees listed in Monticello, Albany, Brooklyn, Juda, and Blanchardville.
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Green County
Charles A. Booth
Court House
Bureau of the Census
Virginia M. Wills
New Glarus
Vernis M. Pierce
8Th Street
Brodhead
Margaret Zum Brunnen
Route 4
Monroe
Gilbert Bal
Jeffery Nevil
Brooklyn
Tda B. Woelffer
Monticello
Father M. Newman
Juda
Fred Grimm
9Th Street
Hughes Craft Ready Culver City Helicopter Rolls Out
Howard Hughes revealed his twin jet XH17, the largest helicopter yet designed, ready for extensive testing after being rolled out of the Hughes aircraft plant in Culver City yesterday. The oddly styled craft signals a bold advance in rotorcraft development and reflects Hughes’ continued pursuit of advanced aviation technology.
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Hughes Craft
Culver City
Howard Hughes
Hughes Aircraft Plant
Wisconsin Swiss cheese snub sparks cross state clash
A dispute sparked by Will Jones of the Minneapolis Tribune claiming Ohio makes the best Swiss cheese. Minnesota and Wisconsin groups, led by Cheese Day, Inc., volleyed letters and taunts between Monroe Wisconsin and Dover Ohio. The feud centered on Green County Swiss versus Ohio cheese with Sept. 9 Cheese Day looming.
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Ohio
Green County
Minneapolis
Louis Orlove
Waukee
Will Jones
Minneapolis Tribune
Jones
Wisconsin
Monroe
Dover
Colum
Cheese Day, Inc
Evening Times
The
Times
Cheese Day Board
Twin Cities
W. P. Steven
Glarus
Arthur
Tuscarawas’ County
Cold Wind Forecast Over Green County As Rivers Rise
Weather outlook predicts more cold wind and snow flurries for Green County after a sudden drop from 50s to 31 last night. Ground absorbs weekend flood water from rains while Pecatonica and Susar rivers fluctuate near flood levels. Areas like Superior faced power and coal outages. nationwide storms bring deaths and travel disruptions as dust and snow complicate travel.
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Green County
Pecatonica
Susar
Albany
Times
Wisconsin
Superior
Texas
Bismarck
N. C
Wisconsin cheese market shows weak demand and soft prices
Federal market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese prices barely steady to weak amid light demand. Notable items include Lo. 1 daisies and longhorns trading around 33 percent, with other varieties at 34 to 44 percent and 34 to 35 percent respectively.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Fugitive at Waupun Wrecks Three Autos In Bid for Freedom
An inmate from the state hospital at Waupun fled at 3:45 am from the power house and caused three crashes. He stole a Robbins car, struck a Ray Jeffords vehicle, and hit Irwin Raddatz’s car into a Johnson Truck Co semi. He was recaptured and returned to custody. Authorities reported five cars left with suspicions of involvement. The inmate had been committed to Southern colony and training school and moved to central state institution in 1945.
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Son —Vry
Waupun
State Department of Our Welfare
Robert Robbins
Ray Jeffords
Irwin Raddatz
Raddatz
Johnson Truck Co
J. S. Klepfer
Britain Backs Austerity Drive With Import Slash
London, Britain tightens austerity as labor government orders further cuts in US and other hard currency imports aimed at halving the dollar drain by 1950. It urges higher effort for the same wages and greater export drive, while a government white paper reiterates Marshall aid remains a basic assumption for progress.
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London
Britain
United States
America
Board Proposes $152 500 Budget For Teachers Pay
Monroe school board adopts a tentative salary schedule for 1950 51 that would raise salaries by about 5 150 to total 152 500 for the year. The current budget runs 147 350. Contracts will be handled individually with notices due before Saturday. Next meeting April 11 to finalize staff for next year. Attending were Johnson Zuercher Kin schi Kittelsen Guess Stuessy Schwingel and Supt Evans.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Herbert T. Johnson
Johnson
G. E. Zuercher
Leslie G. Kinschi
Rodney ©. Kittelsen
M Perle G. Guess
Herman A. Stuessy
Mrs G W Bleiler 87 Dies at Adams Township Home
Mrs George W Bleiler aged 87 of Adams township died last evening at 9 15 at her home from chronic complications She was born Verena Lydia Bidlingmaier March 25 1883 in Washington township and married George Bleiler September 4 1905 Survivors include husband two children Mrs Paul Shigley and Almon Bleiler of Argyle four brothers George William Albert Edward Bidlingmaier and sisters Mrs Emil Elmer Mrs Henry Loveland and Mrs William Klassy Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Funeral services Thursday officiated by Rev Paul C Kehle Time and place pending
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George W. Bleiler
Adams Township
Verena Lydia (Fannie) Bidlingmaier
Washington Township
Michael and
Mary Isely Bidlingmaier
Purcell School
Washington Reformed Church
George Bleiler
Paul Shigley
Almon Bleiler
Argyle
George
William Bidlingmaier
Monroe
Albert Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Edward Bidlingmaier
Arevs
Mmes
Emil Elmer
Henry Loveland
Wiliam E. Klassy
Monticello
Bell Firing Ends Long Run as Wisconsin Enforcement Chief
Marcus Bell was fired as enforcement director of the Wisconsin motor vehicle department after a dispute with department commissioner Ben L. Marcus. Bell plans to appeal to the state personnel bureau within ten days. a public hearing will follow within 30 days after the appeal. Bell, longtime head since 1939, defended his record amid the quarrel over truck weight law enforcement and staffing.
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Madison
Homer G. Bell
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Ben L. Marcus
Marcus
Bell
Beil
Bubolz
Motor Vehicle Department
Milwaukeee
Secretary of State
Not Popular Here Mashing Leads to Pickup Arrest
A 20 year old local girl quickly alerted police yesterday noon when Orin J Plath 27 Spencer Wis magazine salesman in a light car waved to her. She fled to a nearby business and called police who secured his license. Plath pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a 15 dollar fine plus costs.
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Orin J. Plath
Spencer
Wis
Plath
Court of Justice of the Peace L. A. Koenig
Hanson Denies Charges in McCarthy Clash
Washington reports Hanson, a 37 year old state department official, challenged Senator McCarthy to waive immunity and repeat charges he is pro communist. Hanson declared under oath he is not a communist and never belonged to a front organization amid a growing political dispute over FBI findings and access to confidential files.
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Washington
Haldore Hanson
McCarthy
R-Wis
Hanson
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
FBI
Dorothy Kenyon
United Nations Commission
Philip Cressup
Esther Brunauer
U. N
Lattimore
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Associated Press
State Acheson
Senate
Bridges
Russia
Congress
Stalin
Leesburg
Truman
Point Four
Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Hoover
McGrath
Justice Martin Surprised by Missed Dinner Speaker
Racine county bar association members faced embarrassment when Justice John Martin of the state supreme court arrived as the scheduled speaker at the monthly dinner but had not been informed he was to speak. The mishap occurred after drinks and cigars, with the justice briefly addressing the gathering before taking his seat.
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Racine
Racine county bar_ association
John Martin
State Supreme Court
Martin
Association
GOP Aims to Cut Foreign Aid in 1951 Budget Battle
Republican strategists pushed to slash up to 500 million dollars from foreign recovery spending as the House debates Truman’s 3.37 billion dollar foreign aid bill for the 1951 fiscal year starting July 1. Leaders signaled sharp cuts targeting 1950 European recovery funds and linked domestic and foreign spending, with committee talks set to reassess aid levels against Truman’s 29 billion dollar domestic budget.
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Washington
House
Truman
GOP
Congress
Republican Policy Committee
Appropriations Committee
Martin
Massachusetts
Marshall Plantations
Europe
China Area
Korea
E C Phillipson of Argyle Dies at 80
E C Phillipson 80 of Argyle died yesterday at Green County Hospital from bronchial pneumonia after two weeks of illness. His wife died last Wednesday. Born March 26, 1870 in Argyle township, he married Sarah Larson in 1901 and farmed there before moving to Argyle in 1916. Survived by daughter Mrs Gunderson, two brothers Melvin and Perry, two sisters, and four grandchildren. Services 1:30 tomorrow Erickson funeral home and 2 at Yellowstone Lutheran Church. Burial in church cemetery.
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Argyle
Saward
Phillipson
Green County Hospital
Horlick Gunderson
Corfax
Mr. Phillipson
Argyle Township
Ole and
Engsborg Gunderson Phillipson
Sarah Larson
East Viota Parsonage
O. M. Coevig
Gunderson
Melvin
Perry
Argle
Ann Phillipson
Andrew Waage
Ole
Orville
Nicoline
Nels
Oliver
Erickson Funeral Home
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
M. A. Sorenson
Mystery crash kills ambassador in Ottawa findings grim
A U S embassy C-47 crashed near Ottawa killing Ambassador Laurence A Steinhardt and four others. M/Sgt Gwynne A Long survived with injuries after parachuting from the flaming wreck. Weather was clear and no sabotage was confirmed. Steinhardt, former Moscow envoy, had served in Sweden Peru Turkey and Russia.
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Ottawa
Ont. I
U.S
Laurence A. Steinhard
United States
Quebec
U. S. Air Force
Gwynne A. Long
Steinhardt
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Allan Harrington
Canada
Julian Harrington
U.S. Air Force
W. F. Trueblood
RCAF
Mark Belanger
Archibald
Sweden
Peru
Turkey
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stockholm
von Papen
Pearl Harbor
Istanbul
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Europe
Prague
Maxim _Litvinoff
Dulcie Yates Hoffman
Dulcie Ann
New York
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Itis
Ontario
G.W. Bleiler
Owen J. Lattimore
Sen.McCarthy
Vehicle Department
State Office
Racine Bar
Laurence Steinhardt
E.C. Phillipson
New York City
Adolph Steinhardt
Franklin School
Columbia University
Columbia
60Th Field Artillery
Guggenheimer
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