Lawmakers Battle Over Artificial Fish Propagation Bill
Assemblyman Hallie Rowe faces opposition from conservation officials and commercial fishermen as he urges a bill to end artificial propagation and transplanting of game fish. Critics warn the measure could jeopardize the state fish rear program while supporters claim current removals affect Green Bay fishing.
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Sturgeon Bay
Assembly
Hallie Rowe
Star Department
Conservation Department
Door County Board of Supervisors
Green Bay
Institute Students Visit Albany Church
Five Garrett Biblical Institute graduate students from Evanston stayed with local host families in Albany over the weekend. They helped with a youth party in the church basement, taught classes, conducted worship, led a subdistrict youth rally at Brodhead, and joined a potluck at the young adult fellowship gathering. Rev Comp ton accompanied the group back to Evanston Sunday night.
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Albany
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Methodist Church
Irva Jane Dayton
Lois Gien
Detroit
J. R. Schesser
Robert Adams
Maryland
N. J
William Berney
Walla Walla
Wash
Donald Miller
Stillwater
Okla
T. E. Sharer
Four Monroe Students Earn Wisconsin Degrees
Four Monroe students, Ruth E. Maurer, Ralph J. Trickel, Robert H. Burgy and Paul Keith Wilkinson, received degrees at the University of Wisconsin marking the largest mid year graduating class in its 100 year history.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Ruth E. Maurer
Ralph J. Trickel
Robert H. Burgy
Paul Keith Wilkinson
Local social notes and visits across Wisconsin towns
Mrs Donated L Collin hosts in Rockford while Mrs Harry Beltwig visits her brother George Moore. C C Berryman Flossie Nynnan attend gathering in Orfordville at Mrs Frank Mabie. Clark Larkin of New York City visits Brodhead while finishing Crowell Publishing Co tasks in Madison. Dr Merton Mattison staying with H S Mattison awaiting a permanent site. Mrs Clinton Erickson welcomes a new granddaughter in LaMeio. Saturday gathering at Mrs E M Gritzmacher home. Save with a Want Ad.
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Harry Beltwig
Rockford
George Moore
C. C. Berryman
Flossie Nynnan
Orfordville
Frank Mabie
Clark Larkin
New York City
James
Brodhead
Madison
Crowell Publishing Co
Merton Mattison
H. S. Mattison
Clinton Erickson
Ike
E. M. Gritzmacher
Farm scene notes shifting ownership and registrations
The Tilman family moved from Evansville area to the Heigesen Brothers farm near Albany. William O Heinzelman sold a Holstein bull to Fred Abbott of Monticello. Ownership change for Heesig Voostie Gurke recorded with the Holstein association. The group issued 37 299 registry and transfer certificates to Wisconsin breeders in 1948.
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Tilman’ Nipple
Evansville
Heigesen Brothers
George Peckham
Albany
William O. Heinzelman
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Heesig Voostie Gurke
Holstein-Frie Sian Association of America
Wisconsin
Soviet Officer Warns Reds Would Invade West If War Occurs
Soviet army Capt A Moro Sov writes in Taegliche Rundschau that Russia would invade some western European countries only if forced by war. He states Russians would push westward in pursuit of America and its allies.
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Berlin
Russia
A. Moro Sov
Red Army
Taegliche Rundaschau
Rde
America
Actress Coleen Gray Wins Divorce From Writer Husband
Los Angeles reports 24 year old actress Coleen Gray testified her husband Rodney Amateau disliked her hats and often forced her to discard hats she believed were stylish, leading to a divorce ruling.
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Los Angeles
Coleen Gray
Rodney Amateau
Porterfield Seeks Post in Brodhead Local races listed
Porterfield, ex Decatur township supervisor, seeks Brodhead first ward supervisor against incumbent Hahn. Leo M. Ties faces no opposition. J B Hopkins runs for chief of police against F M Ties. Other races include G D Richardson and Amos K Stewart. incumbents A N Lawton mayor and Frank Mauermann and Fred Badertscher aldermen in their wards.
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Brodhead
E. D. Porterfield
Decatur Township
William Hahn
Porterfield
Leo M. Ties
J. B. Hopkins
F. M. Ties
G. D. Richardson
Amos K. Stewart
Frank Mauermann
Fred Badertscher
A. N. Lawton
Milwaukee Schools Superintendent Goodrich Dies at 58
Lowell P. Goodrich, 58, longtime Milwaukee schools chief since 1943, died of a heart attack at home. He woke with indigestion and chest pain, firefighters failed to revive him, and a physician certified his death. He had just begun a third term and had come to Milwaukee from Fond du Lac in 1941 as assistant superintendent.
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Milwaukee
Lowell P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Fond du Lac
Milton €. Potter
Both Agencies Share Pollution Control Authority
Madison officialdom confirms that the conservation commission and the state water pollution committee both hold power to enforce surface water pollution laws. Attorney General Thomas Fairchild says no conflict exists and that each body complements the other, guiding actions by effectiveness.
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Madison
The
Conservation Commission
State Water Pollution Committee
Thomas Fairchild
Ernest Swift
Conservation Department
Fairchild
Mrs. John Clayton Dies at 86 in Seymour
Mrs. John Clayton, 86, died yesterday morning at her daughter’s home in Seymour after a long illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 30 p m in the Vickers home and at 2 p m at Darlington Methodist Church with Rev. E J Jeffery officiating. Surviving are her husband a son James of Seymour and a daughter plus three grandchildren.
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Darlington
John Clayton
Lonnie Vickers
Seymour
Vickers
Darlington Methodist Church
E. J. Jeffery
James
Wool Show Slated for Wisconsin 1949 State Fair
Madison reporters say a market wool show will be part of Wisconsin's 1949 state fair to be held at West Allis in August. The show was not held last year due to the centennial exposition.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
West Allis
Iowa County Co op dairy plant nears occupancy
The new Dodgeville dairy plant, 112 by 82 feet in cement block with glazed tile interior, will be occupied Friday or soon after. It lacks living quarters above and will continue cheese and butter production with six vats. Contractors were A G Schaack Co of Mineral Point. The plant sits a mile east of the old factory.
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Iowa County Co-op
Dodgeville
A. G. Schaack Co
Mineral Point
Today’s Markets Livestock Chicago Markets Report
USDA cattle and hog quotes show hogs slow to fairly active with most categories down 50 to 75 cents, tops around 21.00 and various weight ranges priced. cattle and calves slow with steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 cents lower, some heavy steers and fed cattle near 23.00 to 26.00, vealers 27.00 to 30.00, stockers slow. Live poultry steady, eggs firm, butter steady with large receipts.
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Chicago
USDA
Prices Steady With Minor Hikes on Dirties and Checks
Prices remain unchanged overall with dirties up by 1 percent of a cent per dozen to 40 cents and checks priced up by a cent to 39 cents. The note indicates slight adjustments in commodity pricing within the reported market.
Local Social Notes From Monroe Area Gatherings
Mrs C D Lo and others visited in Monroe and Belleville with families including the Blum Gempeler and Babler households. Herman Allen funeral in Belleville. Dan Dahler and Wagner Curtis groups visisted Madison. Beverly Babler stayed with Emily Gempler.
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Albert Schindler
Juda
Edmund Marty
LaVern
Fred A. Blum
John G. Blum
William Leiser
David
Monroe
Herman Babler
Beverly Babler
Emily Gempler
Fred Gempeler
C. M. Stauffer
Jacob Stauffer
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus
Robert Wagner
Beloit
O. D. Curtis
Wagner
Curtis
Ted Butler
Barbara
Madison
Scope of Visible Stars in the Night Sky
An astronomy note explains that while countless stars exist, only around five thousand are bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. It highlights the limited range of human visual perception and the vastness beyond our view.
Rural Youth Names Activity Leaders in Green County
The Green County Rural Youth group named activity committees at the Normal school meeting for a skating party and county fair stand. Plans include a minstrel show and ice cream social in May with committees led by Russell Wong Ida Durtschi Betty Timm Wendell Wunschel Robert Hafen and others. Mrs Jake Jones Juda high school spoke on interior decorating with emphasis on color in wallpaper painting and furniture. Roy and Ray Figi led lunch and a social hour dancing under Misses Selma Steiner and Theresa Saunders.
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Green County
Normal School
Russell Wong
Ida Durtschi
Betty Timm
Wendell Wunschel
Robert Hafen
Durtschi
Joyce Severson
Jake Jones
Juda High School
Roy
Ray Figi
Selma Steiner
Theresa Saunders
Mercury Size Is Noted As Tiny Planet
Mercury, the planet nearest Earth, has a diameter of about 3 000 miles making it the smallest of the planets.
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Mercury
Earth
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
M. R. Stephens
Food and Drug Administration
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Russell Schultz
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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