Editorial The Fog Hangs On Us And War Mobilization
The piece discusses the unclear scope of home front war mobilization under William Harrison and W Stuart Symington. It notes steps ahead include a material scarcity list and production priority rules while questioning authority limits and likely reliance on voluntary rationing. The author compares the current plan to past policies and highlights public confusion.
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William Harrison
W. Stuart Symington
Congress
Mr. Truman
Cheese Day Bottle Hazards Prompt Call for Action
The article discusses beer bottle and can litter near Cheese Day that created pedestrian hazards. It urges city or state restraint on beverage distribution to prevent future risks and calls for cooperation among distributors to minimize harmful incidents in a normally friendly community.
City Workers Sweep Up After Cheese Day Parade
Cleanup crews led by Jack Erb worked through pre-dawn hours Sunday to remove litter from the courthouse square after the community’s largest celebration. The rapid, efficient response showcased the city’s dedication to restoring normalcy swiftly.
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Cheese Day, Inc
Court House Square
Jack Erb
VA Urges Industries To Hire Disabled Veterans
Washington appeals to defense contractors to recruit disabled World War II veterans. The VA said a federally sponsored training program is available, but veterans need places to train. Five years after V J day thousands still seek opportunity to prove themselves.
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Washington
The
Veterans Administration
Defense Industries
50 Years Ago Judd Breaks Leg in Fall Near Milwaukee Tracks
A man named S. M. Judd suffered a broken leg after tripping over a tether rope by a cow on the north side of Milwaukee tracks near the water tank on Sept. 12, 1900. Descendants of Jacob Wagner who settled in Orangeville in 1845 held a reunion there. Capt. M. C. Durst and fifty members of Company Hentrain visited the state fair with other First Regiment troops. W. D. Bridge of Ludington, Michigan and his son were fined $50 each for hunting without a license during a visit with relatives. The school board ordered the Churchill School committee of teachers to buy an organ for not more than $75.
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S. M. Judd
Milwaukee
Jacob Wagner
Orangeville
M. C. Durst
Co. Hentrain
W. D. Bridge
Ludlington
Mich
Churchill School
Draft Dodging Quiet Despite Nationwide Concerns
A nationwide AP survey shows few outright draft delinquencies in 1950 with New York City Chicago and other large cities reporting higher rates yet many states like Maine Oregon Colorado Texas and Wisconsin showing minimal pre induction delinquencies. Experts attribute absences to moves and forwarding addresses while outlining two delinquent types and legal risks for both.
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New York
New York City
Chicago
Associated Press
America
Baltimore
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Portland
Maine
Oregon
Texas
Colorado
Kansas City
Milwaukee
North Carolina
Enrollment Drop in Orangeville District Due to Moves
John A. Jensen principal of Orangeville Community Unit District reports total rural enrollment at 284 pupils. Orangeville grade school has 92 pupils while Orangeville high school counts 53 freshmen 40 sophomores 44 juniors and 27 seniors for a high school total of 164. Enrollment fell short of expectations because families moved out of the district.
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Orangeville
John A. Jensen
Primcipal
Orangeville Community Unit
Orangeville High School
Annual Festival Planned at Argyle
The Argyle fall festival will be held September 29 and 30 with a pep fest bonfire homecoming dance and a Saturday parade and football game. C A LaVasser is president with Roy E Simpson as vice president and Ralph Pederson as secretary.
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Argyle
Phillipson Hall
C. A. LaVasser
Roy E. Simpson
Ralph Pederson
A. P. Larson
P. J. Morgan
Joe Idoni
A. P. Anderson
Donald Rossing
Lawrence Steiner
Ambrose Saalsan
J. A. McGinnity
William Rossing
Fred Rehmstedt
Jack Lunda
Legion
Robert Schwartz
Gerald von Klein
Lawrence James
Mabel Sandley
William Langmann
Cordelia Holmen
Earl Wilson
Elwood Gunderson
Clayton Martin
Ralph Wilhelmson
Dean Flannery
Lloyd Lewis
Monticello Social News From Madison to Milwaukee
Monticello residents attend gatherings across Wisconsin as Marilyn Curtis stays in Madison for Madison College and others visit family. Fishing trip to Spooner plans and weekend visits to Monroe, Milwaukee, and Goldfield mark a busy social week featuring Duerst siblings and the Marty, Woelffer, and Becker families.
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Harvey Milbrandt
Marilyn
Carol
Madison
Madison College
Ted Butler
Barbara
O. D. Curtis
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
Dick Freitag
Herman Schupbach
Clarence Holcomb
Spooner
Clarence Freitag
Keith Julian
Villa Park
Ill
E. W. Marty
Albert Marty
Walter Laeser
Monroe
Elmer Duerst
Adam Duerst
Ripon College
Anna Kelling
Goldfield
Robert Schultz
Martys
Adam
Henry Duerst
Monticello
Vernon Duerst
New Glar
County Men Named Goodyear Award Recipients
Three Green county farmers Victor Mau Cadiz J B Scherer Monroe township and Arleigh Frautschu Clarno are named as a team to receive the county Goodyear conservation award. They will tour Wausau Thursday with county officials and conservationists. A state award winner will be announced at a Wausau dinner session. Plans for a county extension office program and 1951 work schedules were reviewed at a county agricultural committee meeting in the courthouse.
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Green County
Goodyear
Wausau
Victor Mau
Cadiz
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Arleigh Frautschu
Clarno
Mau
Scherer
Terrace
Frautschu
Fred Reber
Dodgeville
Sam Ludwig
Sylvester Township
Evert Green
Spring Grove
County Agricultural Committee
Nick Calabresa
James Meshnick
Green County Soils Conservation District
Agricultural Committee
Court House
County Agricultural Extension Office
Soils Conservation Planning Session Set for December
A soils conservation planning session is planned for early December. The white fringed beetle grub lives in the soil, indicating local environmental concerns.
Liberty Homemakers Club to Hold First Meeting
Liberty Homemakers announce their first meeting on September 14 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Ray Dye with Mrs Henry Rinehardt as co host.
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Liberty
Liberty Homemakers Club
Ray Dye
Henry Rinehardt
Watermelons Used as Food for Humans and Animals
In parts of Africa and the Middle East watermelons serve as both human sustenance and animal feed, reflecting versatile cultivation and dietary roles in regional agriculture.
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Africa
Middle East
Sensational Tiny Hearing Aid Promises Big Impact
A new compact hearing device the size of a matchbook is announced by Nichols & Clark of Hathorne Massachusetts. The Unex 200 weighs under 3 ounces and can be worn hidden in a necktie or hair.
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Nichols & Clark
Dept
Hathorne
Mass
Adv
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