Public service remembered Ernst J Hoesly of Green County
Ernst J Hoesly famed for steering Green County board meetings and ten years as chairman. He relinquished the gavel after last November's session and remained active in farming and dairy districts while guiding county government with firm parliamentary skill.
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Green County
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Hoesly
County Board of Supervisors
Glarus
Stassen Wins Nine Ohio Delegates Amid Taft Challenge
Ohio political battle ends with Harold E. Stassen securing nine of Ohio's national convention delegates while Taft loses in labor-heavy districts. Analysts note Stassen's appeal to farm districts and the difficulty for a home-ground favorite son to prevail.
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National Republican Party
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Robeert A. Taft
Taft
Stassen
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Monroe Eyes Future Fly Age Airport Plans Studied
Monroe's Young Businessmen's club surveys airport possibilities and discusses the project next month. Community facilities and private flying growth are weighed against current needs and lessons from other cities.
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Monroe
Farm Bureau directors vote purchase of lime
Free text book bill is killed in state assembly. Death claimed William J. Roderick in Manitou Colorado was Jucha native. Bandit army of 1 000 Chinese troops derail Shanghai express capturing 17 Americans and 12 other foreigners world powers may intervene. Superior of New Glarus and other Green county localities shown in new state historical society books.
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State
William J. Roderick
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New Glarus
Green County
New State Historical Society
Local firm buys Argyle Market from Walker Williams
Anton Kuenzli and Floyd Davis of the Center Market have purchased the Argyle meat and grocery from Walker Williams. Possession was taken yesterday and Foster Deininger at the Monroe store is eager. The Deiningers expect to move to Argyle.
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William Whalen Wins Star Route Contract
The star mail route from Janesville to Monroe is re let to William J. Whalen of Janesville. He starts May 14 and runs through June 30, 1951 at 4480 dollars per year. The prior bid was for 4250 dollars by Henry Hogan of Orfordville. Whalen previously operated the route. Audiences listed include den Watrud Audrey Watrud George Derendinger Inez Strommen Jean Peterson Hoymer Thompson Herman Hermanson Ruth Ann Hendrickson Hah Olson and Ruth Jornenby.
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Janesville
Monroe
William J. Whalen
Albany
Henry Hogan
Orfordville
Whalen
den Watrud
Audrey Watrud
George Derendinger
Inez Strommen
Jean Peterson
Hoymer Thompson
Hermann Hermanson
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Hah Olson
Ruth Jorenby
Blanchardville Lists Youth in Music Event
Students participate in solo and ensemble events at the Evansville music festival. Readable names include Susan Barber Deanna Frank Charlotte Kleven Alice Lien Allen Lien Junior Lien Marian Paulson Norman Paulson Norma Robb Richard Sardeson Robert Sardeson Nancy Schindler Dorothy Strommen Mitzie Unterholzner Mary Ann Vamstad and others.
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Biancaaraville
Evansville
Susan Barber
Deanna Frank
Charlotte Kleven
Alice Lien
Allen Lien
Junior Lien
Marian Paulson
Norman Paulson
Norma Robb
Richard Sardeson
Robert Sardeson
Nancy Schindler
Dorothy Strommen
Mitzie _ Unterholzner
Mary Ann Vamstad
Committees Named for Monroe Dairy Day Fete
Alvin H. Babler announces committee appointments for Monroe Dairy Day set for Wednesday June 9. Co sponsor groups include the American Dairy Association and Farm Bureau with other dairy organizations. A cattle exhibit for 4 H and FFA exhibitors features junior calves senior calves yearlings and young bulls plus a grand championship. Dairy displays will line the courthouse square with milking demonstrations talks by dairy authorities music and entertainment.
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Monroe
Court House Square
Dairy queen chosen for Green County Dairy Day events
A Green County Dairy Day plan outlines committees for general arrangements, entertainment, finance, master of ceremonies and judges, window displays and publicity. William Kane chairs general arrangements while Herman J. Schmitz leads the MC and judges.
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I-H Club
William Kane
W. R. Schuetze
Ernest W. Hayes
Louis H. Kohli
Kenneth D. Slocum
Mamie Tillema
Wes
Walter L. Day
Alvin H. Babler
Robert Tschudy
J. E. Brecklin
Herman J. Schmitz
Arch Schneider
H. W. Riffle
T. E. Holten
Milk Declared Most Nearly Perfect Food
A historical viewpoint praises milk as the most nearly perfect food, highlighting its nutrition and value for health. The claim reflects enduring reverence for dairy in dietary guidance and everyday meals.
Communist forces halve Nanking troops in 10 days
Government spokesman Gen Teng said Northwestern communist forces were reduced from about 80 000 to 40 000 in ten days of fighting. The report reflects rapid changes in the battle for Nanking as authorities seek to regain control.
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Nanking
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Teng
Wen Yi on Chinese Reds losses and captives
Wen Yi reported uncertainty about Chinese red casualties. He stated 6,000 had been captured and 3,000 wounded. This item appears in the classified want column.
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Wen-Yi
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