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Adil
Clarence C. Monroe
Mt. Olive
R. F. Bittorf
Richland Salem
Argyle
Tom Ohno
Racine Lutheran Church
A. P. Anderson
Adams
WMF
Racine
Aid
A. P. Ander
Jordan
Yellowstone
Luther League
Apple Grove
Circuit Brotherhood
M. A. Sorenson
East Viota
Parents of Confirmation
J. A. Nestingen
West Viota
East Church
Mt. Horeb
A. Nestingen
Martintown
Ralph K. Kofoed
Browntown
Peace Church
South Wayne
Charles J. Swanson
Lamont
Woodford
St. John’s
Men's Brotherhood
Paul C
Wayne
St. Paul's
Herman Krupke
Walter H. Waeckerle
New Glarus
Zwingli House
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Monticello
Zwingli
A. R. Achtemeier
Washington Reformed
Truck Seizure Claims To Be Discharged By 8 Percent Payment
The Justice Department said the government will pay 8 percent of damage claims from the wartime seizure of the Midwestern trucking industry, discharging about 50 million dollars in claims by 91 motor carriers seized by President Roosevelt in August 1944 after a strike over wage increases.
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Washington
Justice Department
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Sardeson Earns UW Chemistry Graduate Assistantship
Robert Sardeson, son of Mr and Mrs A L Sardeson and a Platteville State college senior, has been granted a chemistry graduate assistantship at the University of Wisconsin. He finishes his Platteville course May 29 with a bachelor of science degree and will work in physical chemistry at UW.
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Blanchardville
Robert Sardeson
A. L. Sardeson
Platteville State College
University of Wisconsin
Sardeson
Platteville
Wisconsin farm prices hold level while milk gains offset declines
Wisconsin farm price levels hold for a sixth straight month as prices paid by farmers rise to a record high and declines in state price levels from March to April lag milk price gains. Notable items include a record test year for Arthur H. Stauffacher’s 25 cow Holstein herd, cabbage worm control with ililan replacing DDT, a Brown Swiss bull sale, and a pre cooled ice packed corn marketing system under study.
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Wisconsin
Crop Reporting Service
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Sweet corn being processed to preserve sugars for market
Mations 18 and other producers are testing methods to harvest and rapidly cool sweet corn to maintain sweetness during long shipments. A trial from Anna Illinois covered 360 miles, with Earl Maison of the Atlantic Commission Co stating the approach retains quality across long distances. In livestock news, a Monticello dairy herd of 31 registered Holstein Friesians averaged 470 pounds butterfat and 12 624 pounds milk for the year, about 10 quarts per cow daily.
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Arthur H. Stauffacher
Monroe
Anna
Ill
Earl Maison
Atlantic Commission Co
P Food
H. Otte Elmer
Monticello
Southland Flag Raised At Belle Boyd Grave
Belle Boyd the Confederate spy is honored as the South flag is placed on her grave in Wisconsin Dells on the 107th anniversary of her birth. Elwar Struka of Milwaukee leads Elliott Gray Chapter 177 UDC in Richmond. ceremonies to follow on Memorial Day with a wreath and flag ceremony. Belle Boyd died in 1901 after touring the country with patriotic lectures. her body was long cared for by a GAR post after unclaimed death.
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Belle Boyd
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
South
Elwar Edward Struka
Milwaukee
Elliott Gray
of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond
UDC
J. W. Phillips
Con
Belle
Iron Brigade
Focal Gar
England
GAR
Struka
Virginia
John S. Battle
Bolivia revolt figure seeks asylum in United States
A Bolivian political figure involved in a revolt pleads for asylum in the United States. The case centers on safety concerns amid ongoing instability and potential charges related to prior activities. Authorities have not released further details.
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Bolivia
U.S
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