Temperature clues help predict corn borer generations in Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin entomologists say heat records from the growing season through July 25 can gauge second generation corn borers in Wisconsin. Local conditions and heredity affect predictions, with Madison likely to yield 30 percent second generation under normal temps and up to 80 percent after warm springs, while Wausau’s cool springs often limit to one generation but could shift with a hot late summer.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Stanley Beck
James Apple
Madison
Beck
Apple
Wausau
Schneider Infant Dies Private Rites Tomorrow
Penny Sue Schneider infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schneider of Freeport died at 4 45 pm yesterday in Freeport Memorial hospital She was born May 18 and is survived by her parents paternal grandparents Alfred Schneider Winslow and Marius Mathis Proph etstown Ill Cremation private services will be held at Cardascio funeral home Winslow at 1 30 pm tomorrow with Rev John Bruce officiating Burial will be in Chapel Hill cemetery Freeport
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Penny Sue Schneider
Wilbur Schneider
W. Demeter Drive
Freeport
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Wilbur
Dorothy Mathis Schneider
Alfred Schneider
Marius Mathis
Prophetstown
Ill
Cardascio
John Bruce
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Ripon Woman Dies Fourth Crash Victim in Wisconsin
Mrs. Pearl Beier 56 of Ripon Wisconsin died Sunday as the third Wisconsin victim in a highway crash that killed four people. Also dead were Gilbert Janke 53 and his wife Lilian 53 of Ripon. Earl Beier 60 and Oscar Hein 63 remained critical. Charlotte Hein 61, Oscar’s wife, was the fourth victim.
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Hein
Charlotte
Deaths of Trumbull Hand Mansen Mark Weekend Obits
John H. Trumbull 88 former Connecticut governor died after a brief illness. Allen H. Hand 63 executive and War Production Board alumnus also died. Dr Carl W Hansen 59 University of Cincinnati education professor and retired Army colonel died Sunday.
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John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
Trumbull
Trumbull Electric Co
Ashford
New York
Allen H. Hand
The
War Production Board
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carl W. Mansen
University of Cincinnati
Hansen
U.S. Armed Forces Institute
Services
U S Senate as Court of Impeachment Reaches Twelve
The Senate has acted as an impeachment court twelve times nine of which targeted federal judges once for a president once for a senator and once for a secretary of war The record shows a pattern of high profile official accountability across branches and offices.
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U.S. Senate
Names List by Towns and Residents in Region
A long roster of residents organized by town names such as Buckskin Nancy Hardyman Cadiz Center and many others accompanies a closing note on a favorite Roman dish abbacchio alla Romana describing roast young lamb with herbs and garlic.
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David Lueck
Burnett Carl Soddy
Jerry W. Theiler
David R. Wells
Lauren Young
Buckskin
Nancy Hardyman
Diane Rose Indergand
Marvin Gene Rosenstiel
John David Wasserstrass
Dianne Jean Wild
Cadiz Center
Dennis Sheldon DeVoe
Robert John Weiss
Clarence
Carla Fairman
Eileen Ann Keen
Ann Katherine Miller
Davis
Curtis L. Gobeli
Dwayne K. Godfrey
Royletta
Enid Severson
Decatur
Curtis James Jones
Nathan Keen
Terry O’bel
Green County Teachers College
Jeanne Ellen Ausmus
Roger W. Blum
Larry W. Chesebro
Elaine Helen Brown
Roger Lee Goepfert
LaVonne J. Kubly
Lorraine Fay Monte
Theodore Allen Ott
Dividing Ridge
Lucinda Duerst
Kandace Karlen
Gary McKillip
Norman Rood
Larry Schmid
Vicki Svendsen
Frieda Bidlingmaier
Charyl Flannery
Chester Johnson Jr
Richard Updike
Dutch Hollow
Beverly L. Witt
East Clarno
Madge Kilzer
Dale Antone Signer
East Dayton
John Alme
Beverly Purdue
Enterprise
Danny Gaulapp
Janet Lisser
James John Stricker
Rome
Osteopath Attacks Chiropractors Over Unrealistic Cures
Dr. J. S. Crane of Milwaukee, president of the Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, criticizes chiropractors for claims to cure diseases by spinal adjustments. He urges stricter enforcement of the title doctor, calls for a non partisan review of the Chiropractic Board, and proposes legislative action. The remarks come during the association’s annual convention at Brown's Lake.
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Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
J. S. Crane
Milwaukee
Association
Brown’s Lake
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Monroe
Crane
State Board of Chiropractic
Osteopathic Association
Wisconsin
Hogs and cattle markets mixed as prices drift lower
Chicago market data show hogs mostly steady to higher in spots with 190-220 lb butchers at 17.00 to 17.25, 200-230 lb at 16.25 to 17.00, and larger carcass ranges. Cattle and calves totals are listed with slaughter steers and heifers down 25 to 75, prime loads around 26.00 for 1,330 lb steers, and other prime and mixed lots noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Market notes from Chicago mercantile exchange price list
Prime 1100 to 1400 lb cattle priced 23.50 to 25.00 dollars per cwt choice 900 to 1400 lb 22.50 to 23.50 dollars per cwt good 2075 to 2200, choice heifers 22.00 to 22.75, utility and commercial cows 15.75 to 17.75, bulls 17.50 to 20.50. Butter steady wholesale prices unchanged. Eggs mixed with slight moves. Grade A whites 30% and various grades around 27 to 30% shares. Dynamics reflect wholesale buying pricing across dairy and egg sectors.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Record hurricane season high in Gulf Atlantic with 21 disturbances
The Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Ocean region logged a peak count of 21 tropical disturbances in a single season marking a record for the area. The tally reflects storms forming and developing across the basin with no immediate relief in sight for coastal regions.
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Gulf of Mexico- Atlantic Ocean
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