Bill to restrict issuance of deer tags debated in Wisconsin
A public hearing before the legislative committee examined Bill 519 A authorizing the Wisconsin Conservation Commission to limit deer tag issuance for safety and management. Pros and cons were aired with supporters citing controlled shooting to thin deer herds while opposers included county clubs and stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Legislative Conser
Dee Wee
William F. Grimmer
Madison
Commission
Grimmer
H. O. Schneiders
Wisconsin
Roy Jorgenson
Manitowish
Save Wisconsin Deer” Committee
Asa K. Owen
Phillips
Marathon County Fish and Game Club
Marathon County Conservation Alliance
William H. McNeight
Unity
Philip Downing
Marinette
E. A. Heden
Ogema
Orin W. Angwal
Alex J. Meunier
Sturgeon Bay
Elmer _L. Rundell
Roberts
Bari Mullen
Arthur A. Lenroot
Superior
Youngs
Jeep Favored in Derby Talk Now
Jeep, ridden by Arnold Kirland, won the six furlongs in 1:11.6 at opening, paying $30.90. The Derby hopeful came from behind to beat Greek Warrior by two lengths, with Rick's Raft finishing fifth as Willie Booth lauds the Warrior's effort. Mahmoud-bred Jeep shows distance potential toward a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahmoud
Jeep
William Helis Greek Warrior
Arnold Kirland
Petersburg
Wolverines Favored to Cop Big Ten Track Title
Michigan's Wolverines appear set to win their 21st Big Ten outdoor track championship at Champaign Illinois this Saturday as coach Leo Johnson of Illinois may be bluffing. Key Illinois hope rests on Bob Kelly and Ken Doherty shaping up at Memorial Stadium while Michigan seeks a third straight outdoor crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Johnson
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Champaign
Ill
Illini
Memorial Stadium
Misa
Bob Kelly
Ken Doherty
Brewers Sweep Indians to Move Up in Standings
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated Indianapolis 6 to 4 in a five inning game at Borchert Field, moving into second place in the American Association. Winning pitcher Carl Lindquist allowed eight hits as Milwaukee batted around for a five run fourth inning. The Indians collected eight hits off two Indianapolis pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Borchert Field
Indians
Carl Lindquist
Brewer
Milwaukee
Mrs Lulu Silver Visiting Relatives in Monroe and New Glarus Vicinity
Mrs Lulu Silver of Albany Corres visits sister Mrs Sarah Rhyner and relatives in Monroe and New Glarus area. first visit in 16 years. Mrs Amelia Ott of Brodhead visiting sister Mrs Frank. a style show sponsored at the school gym Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Friday
Humbrdt
Sarah Rhyner
Monroe
New Glarus
Amelia Ott
Brodhead
Frank
Standings and Scores Across Leagues and Cities
A collage of baseball and basketball standings, with team records for the American League and National League teams such as Philadelphia Cleveland New York Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. The report notes games played results and upcoming schedule details plus a postwar employment meeting in Chicago and a wine note on champagne production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pet
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Memor Coe
York
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Paul Ocean
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
American Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Pirates Handcuff Giants in Opener
Pirates halt the Giants 6 0 in Forbes Field opener as Max Butcher holds New York to four hits. Ernie Lombardi lifts Lombardi tops with two homers and nine total, while Mel Ott’s squad struggles. Dodgers and Cardinals also post wins as baseball opens with mixed results across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Mel Ott
West
Forbes Max Butcher
Giants
Ernie Lombardi
Phil Weintraub
Ott
Bucs
Dodgers
Luis Cardinals
Blix Donnely
Leo Durocher
Curt Davis
Chicago
Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Bezett Seeks Fire Patrol Job to Support Five Children
Sgt. Alfred Bezett, 45, veteran of two world wars, arrived in New Orleans after learning his wife Jone died April 11. He seeks civil service fire patrol work to support their five children from a previous marriage. Bezett, who fought with the First Infantry in World War I, recently returned from Germany via plane moat and train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alfred Bezett
Germany
City Civil Service Department
Jone
Moat
France
First Infantry
Air Corps
Wisconsin War Fund meeting and birthday observance
Mrs. Donald iL Collins and Mr and Mrs Paul Zimmerman attend the Wisconsin War Fund meeting in Milwaukee this Monday. A club gathering at 1 o clock at Mrs Lydia Parkers home honors Mrs Queen Stablers birthday. L J Stair, recently released from Highland Park hospital, returned home Saturday. Stair and Cherine Cage visited her mother Mrs Gladys Stair over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zimmerman
Wisconsin War Fund
Milwaukee
Lydia Parker
Queen Stabler
L. J. Stair
Highland Park Hospital
Sateed Stair
Chi Itherine R, Cage
Gladys Stair
Shelterbelt Tree Planting Expands in Brodhead Area
About 50 000 shelterbelt trees were planted south of Brodhead on F A farms. O G Kimball directed the effort with Brodhead’s mayor Davis assisting. Trees from Wisconsin state nursery at Trout Lake funded by the soil conservation service. Planting used three rows per belt across 40 acre fields, 40 rod spacing to block wind and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
F. A
O. G. Kimball
Green County Soil Conservation District
Davis
Soil Conservation Service
Wisconsin State Nursery
Trout Lake
Kimball
Local Socials and Memorial Day Plans as Community Busy
Mrs F N Miller Cor Mr and Mrs James Wells Reedsburg visit Frank Veech home. Peter Glenn named infant son of Homer Retzlaff. Anna Martin Ra mona return from Mrs A Fling home Orfordville. Betty Huggler stays weekend in Janesville. Donald Duff Fort Wayne guest of L L Helland. Owen Lee Beloit guests at 3 Bridge home. Miss Carol Figs teacher closes vis school year with picnic. Memorial day services at Community hall 10 o clock May 30 and cemetery with firing squad and taps. Flowers to hall Friday morning for soldiers graves. Juda 4 H club meets tonight high school. Royal Neighbor lodge meets at Mrs Ralph Frey home. Baptist Sunday school next Sunday in charge of junior class for memorial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wells
Reedsburg
Frank Veech
Homer Retzlaff
Peter Glenn
Anna Martin
Ramona
Owen Lee
Billy
Don
Beloit
3 Bridge
Vis
Carol Figs
Henry Norder
Mardelle
Mabel Nerder
G. B. Lahr
Esther Larson
John
Florence Krauss
Ben Bauman
Fairfield Church
Mardelle Norder
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Ralph Frey
Baptist Sunday
Hulls Vision of Peace Fading in World Alliances
The article traces Secretary Hulls 1943 Moscow trip and push for a universal world league to prevent war. It notes postwar alliances formed by Britain, the Soviet Union, and others, including mutual assistance pacts and the Chapultepec Act, creating a vast regional alliance structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hull
Moscow
Capitol Hill
Congress
V. M. Molootov
Britain
Anthony Eden
United Nations
England
Soviet Union
Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
France
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Albany joint band concert draws local families to Monticello and surrounding areas
Monticello residents along with families from Albany Belleville and Brooklyn attended a joint band concert directed by O A Weller. Guests included the Curtises Lynn family Duerst Benkett Achtemeier Becker Blum Weiss Pagel and many others. Additional residents from Monroe Madison New Glarus Waukesha Adams and more were listed as dinner guests and weekend visitors with spouses and children while teachers and faculty were hosted by H A Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Lynn
Annie
Adam Duerst
William Benkett
A. R. Achtemeier
H. A. Becker
Colleen Blum
Verona Weiss
William Pagel
Albany
Brooklyn
Belleville
Monticello
O. A. Weller
Fred Beer
Monroe
John Beer
Douglas
Dennis
Madison
Clifford Riese
Merlyn Schmid
Robert Holcomb
Indian Ford
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
Waukesha
O. D. Curtis
Charles Leonard
W. L. Zweifel
New Glarus
Rose Stauffer
Jacob Stauffer
Stanley Dixon
Bobby
L. Dixon
Edward Wittner
Adams
Robert Wild
Barley Specialist from Kansas Resigns to Lead Milwaukee Barley Group
Dr John H Parker director of the Kansas Wheat Improvement association since February 1 1939 resigns effective August 1 to head the Barley Improvement association newly organized in Milwaukee He previously bred wheat barley oats and sorghum at Kansas State College from 1917 to 1939 He will direct barley production and improvement for industrial use in six states Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Michigan North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
John H. Parker
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
Barley Improvement Association
Milwaukee
Parker
Kansas State College
Kansas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Browntown Social Notes Mention Rockford Trip
Miss E. Leah Tomlinson Cor with Mr and Mrs Vergil Swiggum spent Sunday in Rockford. Mr and Mrs John Coryell with daughter Madelyn and Mr and Mrs E R Doyle and Mrs Francis Doherty were in Monroe Sunday. Mrs Lorenzo Flannery Darlington visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Dale sons Nathan and Grant David Roland J Cook Browntown and Eddie Pickett Woodford weekend fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Swiggum
Rockford
John Coryell
Madelyn
E. R. Doyle
Francis Doherty
Monroe
Lorenzo Flannery
Darlington
Robert Dale
Nathan
Grant David
Roland J. Cook
Browntown
Eddie Pickett
Woodford
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Brewers
Lulu Silver
State Department of the American Legion
Burgundy
Durfee Bros
Cas
Fitzgerald
Kentucky
Stitzel-Weller Distillery, Inc
Shively
Frank Liquor Company
Madison, Wis
Pirates
Donald Il. Collins
Juda
F. N. Miller
Les Hartmann
WMT
Waterloo Radio
New Glarus William Tell Hall
Sponsored By “Connie
Master Mix
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Monroe, Wis
United Action
New League
Goetz
Abbotte Costello
Budweiser
America
Anheu
Harriet Sheller
Ruth Karlson
Esther Weisman
Mary Margaret Schnurr
Ruth Zentner
Hazel Kundert
Lora Dick
John Richards
J. W. Barlow
Dorothy Ann Jordan
Henry Gessler
Pvt
Roy
Raymond Gessler
Casper Blum
Robert Holcomb, Jr
John Wirth
Martintown
Edna Street
South Wayne
Nellie
Mable
Walter
Edwin
Werner Saxer
Wilbert Wirth
John Saxer
Rolland
New Glarus State Park
Miss Blum
Fair View School
Wallace Feldt
Herbert Meiers
C. M. Stauffer
Clarence Keehn
Ed Wallam
Edward Riese
William Voegels, Jr
Blanchardville
E. Leah Tomlinson
Chiropractic Clinic
J. Gonstead
Res
Gagan-Pidgeon
Malet
Agnes
Moorehead
Cecil Kellaway
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