Peterson Heads County 40 and 8 in Green County Volture post
Peteson of Brodhead named Chef de Gare of Green County Volture No. 1121 in 40 and 8. Forrest H. Riese of Monroe becomes Cheminot. Officers elected include Stuart as Chef de Train and Schulz, Grinnell, Dodge, Bernstein, Steussy, Riese, Koe nig, Schild, Tschudy, Schillinger, Deininger, Ruehlman, and others. Installation set for June 12 in Monroe. three new members accepted. plans for interdistrict wreck and Memorial services discussed. county sends a Badger Boys State applicant.
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Ean Peterson
Brodhead
Green County
Volture
American Legion
Peterson
Forrest H. Riese
Monroe
Cheminot
Kenneth W. Stuart
H. O. Schulz
Mark D. Grinnell
Commissaire Intendant
Wesley L. Dodge
Roger Bernstein
Conducteur
Stuart
Eugene Steussy
New Glarus
Edwin Rofenacht
Alvin’ Riese
Juda
Garde de la Porte
Charles Kammerer
Robert Alder
Historien
Louis A. Koenig
Advocat
Walter Sc
Medicin
Forrest Riese
William Elliott
Monticello
Harold B. Baltzer
Louis R. Wolleson
Jack D. Wilson
Milwaukee
John Hein
Daniel ‘Ault
John Page
Dakota
Jack Graves
Anthony Kinney
Albany
Harold D. Schulz
Rock Falls
Illinois
Wisconsin
Walter la Vasseur
Iblic
Legion Post and
Detroit Considers Canadian Gas For Buses
Detroit's transit head asks city council to allow buying Canadian gasoline to cut costs. General Manager Leo J. Nowicki says Canadian fuel would cost about 20 cents a gallon versus the local rate under 12 cents. More residents ride buses as CIO oil workers strike continues.
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Verkvitp
Detroit
Canada
Leo J. Nowicki
Department of Street Railways
New Glarus Opens Museum for Season
The New Glarus Historical Museum is open for the season with J. J. Figi as curator. The museum sits beside the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed cemetery in the log cabin there.
Easy sew pattern promises slim fit and comfort
Marian Martin pattern R9393 offers misses sizes 12 through 20 plus a 40, with princess lines and U neck. It claims a perfect fit with easy ironing and simple sewing steps. Send 35 cents and provide name, address, size, and style to The Times Pattern Dept.
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Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Union at Kohler switches to CIO
Kohler Wisconsin Kohler Workers Association plans to affiliate with the CIO after a referendum shows two thirds support. Chris Zittel says a Sunday meeting will accept a UAW CIO charter. The union faces a stalled contract with Kohler Co while NLRB scheduling a bargaining election.
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Kohler, Wis
Kohler Workers Association
Wisconsin
CIO
Chris Zittel
Uaw-Cio
KWA
Kohler Co
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Amazing New Sinus Relief Discovery Promised
National Laboratories offers a three day free trial for a sinus treatment claimed to relieve headaches forehead pressure eye soreness and neck pain within minutes. The ad notes postpaid sample with a small return postage if not satisfied and requests payment only for postage. Based in Lodi California.
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Mational Laboratories
Lodi
Cali
Governor Hears Wausau Dispute
Governor Kohler pledged to help arrange negotiations in a lengthy Wausau labor dispute with Marathon Electrical Manufacturers Local 1113 of the United Electrical Workers blaming police inaction and press bias for the unrest while union representative Irvin Weir warned of violence and urged protection.
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Madison
Weir
Kohler
Wausau
Philip J. Sanders
Wausau Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Brodhead Farm Program Planned
Brodhead businessmen sponsor their farmers program again next Thursday with two performances, afternoon for women and children at 2 30 p m and an evening show for men. Gene Collins hosts the event featuring the Melody Kings Tonya the Parkers Malone Sisters Marvin Moran and the Three Adaros in seven top flight acts.
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Jdhead
Brodhead
Gene Collins
Melody Kings
Tonya
Parkers
Malone Sisters
Marvin Moran
Adaros
Blanchardville Child Set for Rochester Heart Surgery
Susan Helsdon six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Helsdon has entered a Rochester Minnesota hospital for delicate heart surgery. Parents brought her there Tuesday. She previously had spleen removal surgery last fall and was to return for the heart operation.
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Blanchardville
Susan Helsdon
Floyd Helsdon
Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Anderson Son Poses In Lockheed Picture in California
Anderson, son of a Monroe woman and Glenn Anderson of Inglewood, was photographed with two hostesses two pilots and six Hollywood models at Lockheed airport Burbank California for a forthcoming image with a new airliner The Star of the Rhine The picture will run after the plane’s completion Glenn Eric recently joined the Screen Children's Guild Esther Bleiler is Mrs. Anderson's former name and a sister of Mrs Lewis Van Wagenen
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Wh. Efcanderson
Monroe
California
Constellation
P.W.A. Lock
Glenn Eric
Screen Children’s Guild
Anderson
Esther Bleiler
Lewis van Wagenen
Market Report from Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices
Foday's Markets shows hogs selling mostly steady to weak with top hogs at 20.50 and common weights 180 to 230 pounds around 20.00 to 20.40. cattle and calves scarce with some steers and heifers at 29.50 to 34.00 and prime 1,200 pound steers at 36.50. Butter and eggs prices are listed with wholesale quotes, while a final note mentions the stinging nettle jellyfish.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Military Pay Hike Advances Increases for uniforms shown
Congress planned early approval of a military pay hike ranging from three dollars a month for privates to sixty five for two star generals and admirals. A Senate House conference committee agreed on 383 million dollars in additional pay, a four percent base raise and fourteen percent in food and rental allowances, contingent on final passage and presidential approval.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Truman
Dr Kate Newcomb Honored As Local Physician Counselor
Dr Kate Pelham Newcomb was toasted at a Woodruff area testimonial dinner for 21 years of service as physician and health officer for Arbor Vitae, Boulder Junction and Woodruff. She sees 20 to 45 patients daily, serves at 15 summer children's camps, and prefers to be known as a country physician.
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Woodruff
Wis
Vilas
Oneida
Kate Pelham Newcomb
U S Lifts Shipping Ban on Stored Steel Stocks
The United States ended a shipping ban on steel stored in warehouses, citing protection of stockpiles. Philip Murray condemned the move and called for a strike against the steel industry.
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U.S
Poe
Philip Murray
McGranery Wins Committee's Okay For Attorney General
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge James P. McGranery of Philadelphia as attorney general by an 8 to 4 vote. Senator Ferguson signaled a minority report and vowed to press the nomination on the Senate floor. McGranery was tapped by President Truman to succeed J Howard McGrath, with four no votes reported from Ferguson Watkins Jenner and Hendrickson.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
James P. McGranery
Philadelphia
Sen
Ferguson
R—Mich
Senate
McGranery
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
McCarran
D—Nev
Happy Day Relief Promises Backache Cure
A dated ad promotes Doan's Pills claiming relief from backache and general aches tied to slow kidney function. It urges improved kidney function as key to well being and suggests everyday conditions cause discomfort that the product can ease.
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Dean
Doan
Molstad Defends Secret Meetings at Wisconsin Commission
Milwaukee's Arthur Molstad defends the Wisconsin Conservation Commission secret executive sessions as needed for personnel matters and land purchases. He spoke at a Milwaukee get acquainted dinner ahead of today’s commission meetings, arguing the group is frank and avoids hastily called parleys.
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Oshkosh
Arthur Molstad
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Molstad
Milwaukee
Conservation Department
Astronomer Copernicus Linked to Ancient Ideas
The piece notes a counting system in the state and remarks that the department and commission welcome public scrutiny. It mentions Copernicus, credited with heliocentric ideas, believed to have revived Aristarchus of Samos's early notions from about 265 B C.
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Department
Commission
Copernicus
Aristarchus
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