Subsidies Average 940 Million a Year
Washington reports direct government subsidies to farmers and business over 17 years average about 940 million dollars annually. The budget bureau tallied a 15.6 billion cost tag for the full period with 526 million more to be paid in the next year. Farmers received about two thirds of the total, with roughly half of agriculture payments directed to soil conservation.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Senate-House
Weather Information and Commerce Department
County Rural Youth Enjoy Park Outing
The Green County Rural Youth held a scavenger hunt and weiner roast at Lincoln park last evening. About 40 persons participated. Virgil Waelti led a business meeting planning a dairy day stand. Green Lake rural youth camp is set for June 16 19 with local delegates. Members will visit Freeport this evening as guests of Stephenson County Rural Youth. Local officials John Kaderly Juda Theresa Saunders Johanna Waelchli and Frances Mae Ruff led the meeting. Frieda Sutter will supervise the June meeting with a hay ride.
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Green County
Lincoln Park
Virgil Waelti
Green Lake
Freeport
Stephenson County
John Kaderly
Juda
Theresa Saunders
Johanna Waelchli
Indian Timber Bill Approved in Senate
The senate approved a bill authorizing the Menominee Indians of Wisconsin to expand timber cutting by 5,000,000 feet per year for 1949 1950 and 1951, increasing the current maximum of 20,000,000 feet annually and sending the measure to the White House.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Wisconsin
Rural schools hold picnics as term ends across townships
Oakley and Fairview schools closed for summer with picnics attended by parents and friends. Seven Grove school pupils in Jordan township posted perfect attendance. Graduates and staff at Round Grove near Monroe included James Williams and Robert Brunkow with perfect attendance by Brunkow. teacher Mrs. Helen Rupnow noted.
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Oakley School
Myron Koehler
The
Grove School
Jordan Township
Evelyn Johnson
Shirley Stubbe
Bette Hartwig
Richard Vander Velden
Jerry Senn
Phillip Vander Velden
Ben Stubbe
Dorothy Heinzelman
Fairview School
Mt. Pleasant Township
Vilas Park
Madison
Walter Pfeuti
Dorothy
Albert
Charles Ferguson
Delores Dunphy
Robert Pfeuti
Fred Zurfluh
John Aeschlimann
Burnett Blumer
Belinda
Bernice Anderson
Joan
Shirley Zurfluh
Oliver Welton
Harvey Milbrandt
Carol
Delores Blumer
Emil Blum
Delores
Carla Blum
Margaret Blum
Doran Blum
New Glarus
Round Grove School
Monroe
Recreation Park
James Williams
Robert Brunkow
Helen Rupnow
CEU Musical Program To Be Held Thursday
Christian Endeavor members from Monroe Juda Brodhead Milton and Janesville will be heard on a half hour broadcast over WHA Madison Thursday from 430 to 5 pm Rev Dallas D Landrum Union Presbyterian minister from Monroe will be narrator Kathryn Krauss Monroe and Merlin Oehrke Janesville will provide piano and violin music The 17 voice Green and Rock county choir under direction of Mrs Lyndon C Viel will present several choral selections Members of the Christian Endeavor choir are Monroe Alice Falk Jane Trumpy Marian Dieckhoff Barbara Kundert John Eley Jr and Rev Laurence A Brown Juda Peter Retzlaff Jr Wesley Retzlaff James Keen Forrest Ludwig and Janet Arnsmeier Brodhead Betty Ehlers Susan Schmierse Milton Helen Ruth Green Marjorie Campbell and Oscar Burdick and Charlene Fisher Janesville
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Christian Endeavor
Monroe
Juda
Brodhead
Milton
Janesville
WHA
Madison
Dallas D. Landrum
Union Presbyterian
Kathryn Krauss
Merlin Oehrke
Green
Rock County
Lyndon C. Viel
Christian Endeavor Choir
Alice Falk
Jane Trumpy
Marian Dieckhoff
Barbara Kundert
John Eley Jr
Laurence A. Brown
Peter Retzlaff Jr
Wesley Retzlaff
James Keen
Forrest Ludwig
Janet Arnsmeier
Betty Ehlers
Susan Schmierse
Helen Ruth Green
Marjorie Campbell
Oscar Burdick
Charlene Fisher
Program Planned by Orangeville Woman's Club Chorus
A musical program is planned for Friday June 3 by the Woman's club chorus directed by Mrs Howard Mau the soloist will be Dr Howard Mauthe. Accompanist is Mrs Frederick Rickleff with a reading by Mrs Paul Molter and organ selections by Mrs William Ochs ner.
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Orangeville
Woman’s Club Chorus
Howard Mauthe
Frederick Rickleff
Paul Molter
William Ochsner
Famed Unsung Race Horses Scheduled To Compete Here
Green County fair harness entries include world open horses and the Wisconsin Futurity stakes. The Futurity aids state breeding efforts and runs July 28 to 31 with purses up to 600 dollars for multiple pace and trot divisions. Open entries feature numerous named horses and owners across Wisconsin and nearby states.
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Louis R. Wolleson
Monroe
Fair Association
Green County
Wisconsin Breeders and Harness Horse Association
Fair Associations
Darlington
Jefferson
Wisconsin State Fair
Elkhorn
Wolleson
Ambrose P. C. Grattan
Art Vogel
Aurora
Rhett Butler
Dunraven Stables
DeLaw
Fla
Theo. Kupfer
Southern Gentleman
Madison
Leon Martin
J. M. Magnes
Huron
Ss. D. Chief Dixon
J. Pooch Clark Huron
Ss. D. Hotsie
Graduation Week Opens at Gratiot
Graduation week opened with class night at Memorial Center hall. Guest speaker will be C O Newtun of Platteville state teachers college for graduation exercises Thursday night. Ten graduates named: Lucille Stietz valedictorian Carol Roethlisberger salutatorian Esther Zuberbuhler Orville Carpenter John Satterlee Bonnie Anderson Rosann McGinnis Betty Lersch Barbara Anderson and class president Edward Brannan. Class motto Today's opportunity Tomorrow's success and class colors white rose maroon and gold.
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Gratiot
Memorial Center Hall
C. O. Newtun
Platteville State Teachers College
Lucille Stietz
Carol Roethlisberger
Esther Zuberbuhler
Orville Carpenter
John Satterlee
Bonnie Anderson
Rosann McGinnis
Betty Lersch
Barbara Anderson
Edward Brannan
Italians Held by Reds Face Russian War Crimes Trial
Italy says it has learned indirectly that 27 Italian officers including two generals will stand trial in Russia for war crimes. The officers have been detained in Russia since the end of the war.
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REDS
Rome
Foreign Ministry
Russia
Faces narcotics case in Kenosha county jail bond set
Richard W. Engdahl aged 20 of Racine was remanded to county jail on a charge of illegal possession of narcotics with a $1000 bond set yesterday.
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Kenosha
Richard W. Engdahl
WWII Shipyards Dominate U.S. Steel Use Across Nation
During world war II the U S shipbuilding industry became the nation’s largest single user of steel, driving massive production. The surge supported wartime ship construction and related industrial growth across major yards.
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U.S
Market Roundup From Chicago Unchanged Prices Across Livestock
USDA market report shows salable hogs at 9 000 head fairly active steady to strong with 25 cent gains on butchers 250 300 lb top 20.25. Cattle and calves: steers 26.75 28.00 top. bulk 25.00 26.50. cows 14.00 22.00. vealers steady. Produce line notes live poultry steady with 28 truck receipts and butter prices unchanged.
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Chicago
USDA
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16Th Avenue
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Beloit
Revere
Chas. Livingston
Chicag Gockes Siskiyou
B. B. Howell
Gambler Siskiyou
Cameron and Starck
Victory Handsome
Victory Acres
David Jones
Harvard
Edward Benkirk
Libertyville
Jorden Bros. Co
Rockford
Procara
John Laneville
Dodgeville
Goldies Bay
Clyde Meyer
Oregon
Victory Flag
Roy
Floyd Griebel
Marengo
Sam Guy
John Feilback
Juneau
Dusty Bing
Michael Reinert
Sturgeon Bay
Medaway
J. G. Dill
Wabesha
Minn
Geneva
House and Garden
13Th St
Tvestoc
Hiawatha
Ove Beguter
Pewe
Erie
Boegueier
Mawatha Camp
Bry Toweat
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Duroflo Motor
Regule
Oumigie
Hollywood
Aes Et
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Txrtar
Wall Street
Fritz Cleaners
Pegee
Panama
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