Highway Board Debates County Radio System Cost Sharing
Green County officials discuss a county city split over radio system ownership and maintenance. Sheriff and highway police urge a joint plan while city officials argue for local control and fairness. A continuation hearing is planned to reach a cheaper, shared solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoesly
Monroe
Henry Tschudy
Evan C. Chambers
Cene
George W. Armstrong
Green County Highway Police
Frederick J. Sarles
Sheriff's Department
Highway
E. J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Green County
Dairy price cuts urged by Anderson at dairy officials meeting
Anderson urged price reductions and production efficiency at the National Cooperative Milk Producers federation meeting. He argued dairy prices will adjust as markets improve and emphasized breeding better cows could boost output. He linked favorable dairy pricing to maintaining high national income.
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Anderson
Blast at Baroda School Kills 13-Year-Old, Injures 16
A boiler explosion at a consolidated Baroda school in Michigan killed 13 year old Walter Ruppel and injured about 16 pupils. The blast ripped the wall and roof of the two story building as 260 students were inside. many injuries were serious but none were critical. Eldon Nitz, 16, fired the boiler shortly before noon while the janitor was away on a hunting trip.
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Baroda
Mich
Michigan
Walter Ruppel
St. Joseph
Eldon Nitz
Five Youths Visit Dozen Outstanding Holsteins Herds
Five Wisconsin youths toured Green County farms of John Ruff and Stauffer Brothers during a four day visit to 12 outstanding Holstein herds. The trip marked the first Holstein association tour of Green County. They also visited Monroe Center cheese factory.
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Wisconsin
Green County
John Ruff
Stauffacher Brothers
Holstein Association
Monroe Center
Vocational Agricultural Department
Madison
FFA
Wisconsin State Holstein-Friesian Association
John Jilek
Antigo
Merton Goff
Bruce
Don Kletti
West Bend
Lawrence Curtis
Manston
Karl Koppelman
Manitowoc
School Boards of County Meet Here Thursday
Green county board members gather for the annual meeting in the Goetz theatre on Thursday November 21. The program starts at 9:30 a.m. with sessions morning and afternoon featuring state speakers and demonstrations including rural education patterns and playground equipment usage.
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Green Couny Board
Goetz
Florence Wartenweiler
Harry Merritt
State Department of Public Instruction
Mary Ryan
Madison
Green County Normal School
Wartenweiler
Merritt
Farms in Amherst urged to cut farm population
Amherst Mass. an agriculturist urged a reduction in the nation’s farm population by as much as 50 percent in some areas to avert a severe agricultural low mood in the coming years. Nobel Clark of the University of Wisconsin warned current farm economics and inflated prices won’t last, calling for change.
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Ambherst
Mass
Circuit Court Cases Set for November Trials
Circuit court cases are scheduled for November 20 and 25 in the circuit court room. Judge Jesse Earle of Janesville will preside over jury trials. On November 20 Christina Keegan, administratrix of the Richard Keegan estate, faces Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific Railroad Co. in an accident case. On November 25 Otto Johnson vs Monroe Clinic proceeds with malpractice charges.
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Circuit Court
Jesse Earle
Janesville
Christina Keegan
Richard Keegan
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Co
Otto Johnson Vs
Monroe Clinic
Amateur Artists To Display Here
Non professional artists from five counties will exhibit at the first south central regional rural art exhibition at the county normal school from Nov 25 to Dec 8. Entries come from Green Rock Jefferson Dane and Columbia counties with adult and junior divisions. James Schwalbach of Madison is directing the exhibit.
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County Normal School
University College of Agriculture
County Normal and
County Agricultural Extension Office
Green
Rock
Jefferson
Dane
Columbia
James Schwalbach
Madison i
Green County
Brodhead
Frank H. Engebretson
Brooklyn
Ruth F. Grimm
Browntown
John Swensen
Juda
Harry Buhlmann
L. R. Rodenbaugh
Monroe
Leonard Akre
Marie Freitag
E. O. Baker
Howard Teasdale
Pay Hike for Teachers If Legal Way Is Found
Monroe teachers won a $250 cost of living bonus plus $25 per dependent if a lawful funding path is found. The board will seek legal borrowing options since the budget won’t cover the increases, with payouts prorated through the year and timing tied to check issuance after securing funds.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Herbert T. Johnson
Johnson
HCL
Fred Simpson
Nat G. Preston
Nell Cunningham
Floyd Lewis
Allan Barnard
Monroe Board of Education
Federal Labor Department
Through Snow to Aid Coloradoans
Army rescue teams combat 10 to 18 foot Colorado snow drifts to aid stranded families near Denver and Karval. Cattle herds trapped by 3 feet of snow receive hay via C-47 planes as Red Cross centers activate. Californias storm toll rises with 15 dead and Los Angeles reports heavy rainfall. Weather officials forecast mainly clear skies across the nation with exceptions in Texas and New England.
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Associated Press
Colorado
California
Denver
Red Cross
Colorado Springs
Army
Karval
Colo
Weather Bureau
Arizona
New Mex
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Arroyo Seco
Midwest
U. S
Texas
New England
See Only Slight Further Increase in Living Costs
Government economists predict a modest rise in living costs after OPA price controls end, likely not exceeding five percent before stabilization. They note rents and essentials may not jump as much, aiding President Truman to balance the 41 billion dollar federal budget for the coming fiscal year despite ongoing inflation and a Republican Congress push to cut spending.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
Monroe Temps Dip to Near 27 Degrees
The early reading neared 27 degrees marking a seasonal low. The prior record stood at 29 degrees set yesterday as clear skies kept conditions crisp and pleasant with a forecast for continued mild weather.
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Monroe
Earthquakes Hit Peru Towns Killing Hundreds
Lima reports at least 300 known dead as interior towns were wrecked by shocks that began last Sunday. Rescue efforts and threatened higher tolls hinge on restoring communications facilities.
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Lima
Peru
United States Names Four City Areas for UN HQ
The United States asked the United Nations to limit the search for a permanent headquarters site to four areas: New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Boston.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Boston
Coal operators meet Krug on strike outlook
Washington coal leaders and Secretary of the Interior J A Krug held a 45 minute session today to discuss averting a coal strike with John L Lewis and reopening mines but no progress was evident.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
Smuts Threatens Unilateral Annexation of Southwest Africa
Lake Success. South Africa's Prime Minister Jan Christiaan Smuts told the United Nations he is prepared to seize Southwest Africa unilaterally if the General Assembly rejects his plan to annex the territory.
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Lake Success
Jan Christiaan Smuts
South Africa
United Nations
Southwest Africa
General Assembly
Gratiot State Bank for Sale as Head Retires at 75
The Gratiot State Bank, organized in 1, plans sale due to owner Henry W. Burmeister’s ill health and 75th birthday. A 15 member committee canvasses Gratiot area seeking $36,000 to buy 200 shares, with a 10 share limit per holder. If not sold by year end the bank will close and depositors paid in full.
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Gratiot State Bank
Henry W. Burmeister
Burmeister
Gratiot
Apple River
Roy F. Burmeister
First National Bank
Monroe
E. L. Geach
Louise Glindinning
HL. Geach
H. W
Roy F
M. E. Burmeister
E. L
H. L. Geach
Roth and Skaalen Named Vice Presidents Of Scout Council
At the U S Grant Boy Scout council meeting in Freeport H C Roth of Monroe and Dr L Skaalen of Argyle were chosen vice presidents. E F Kaeser of New Glarus is a national council representative with executive board members at large Clarence Thorson of Blanchardville and A R Neushwander of Monroe.
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U. S. Grant Boy Scout Council
Freeport
H. C. Roth
Monroe
Dr. L. ©. Skaalen
Argyle
E. F. Kaeser
New Glarus
Clarence Thorson
Blanchardville
A. R. Neushwander
Green
Herman Stuessy
Lowell Markwardt
Lafayette
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Department of Which
Oomen Hoesly
Techudy
Chairman Hoesly
Iran County
Clarence W. Leng
Lengacher
D. E. Willard
St. Victor's Parish School
Pueblo
School Boards of County
Susan Ryser
George D. Ryser
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Susan
The
Roth and
Skaalen
Boy Scout Council
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