Dr Maddy to fight union ban at AFM hearing
Dr Joseph E Maddy founder of the National Music Camp Interlochen faces the American Federation of Musicians executive board over charges he harms the union by teaching at Interlochen. He vows to continue teaching and to oppose bans restricting educators to teach children.
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Chicago
Joseph E. Maddy
Interlochen
Mich
American Federation of Musicians
Maddy
AFM
James C. Petrillo
Union Executive Board
Petrillo
Wisconsin Warns Farmers on Corn Borer Spread
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture reports a marked increase in European corn borers across the state during 1945 as Agriculture Director Milton H. Button heads to Cedar Rapids for a regional conference on control efforts. Infestations range from nine to 216 borers per 100 stalks across multiple counties, with clean plowing and destruction of corn stalks and stubble advised as the most effective control method.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Milton H. Button
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Department
Florence
Adams County
Outagamie
Ozaukee
Winnebago
LaFayette
Brown
Richland
Grant
Shawano
Green
Door
Crawford
Dane
Dodge
Kenosha
Marinette
Oconto
Racine
Rock
Walworth
Washington
Waupaca
Jap Research In Bomb Baloons Tell Jap Research In Bomb Baloons
Tokyo reports that Japan began experiments as early as 1933 with wind borne bomb carrying balloons to attack the United States. Initial plans to launch from submarines failed due to seapower limits, so homeland sites were used. A record flight occurred in January 1945 taking 138 days across the ocean. The balloons carried radio signaling equipment to Tokyo. In England a cow gave birth to a calf at Boughton Church during a Harvest Festival near the vestry door.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Pacific
Boughton Church
Workshop
England
Congress Moves Toward Action on Strikes Nationwide
Senate labor leaders forecast rapid action on President Truman's demand for a fact finding board to curb strikes. Hearings resumed with former War Labor Board member William H. Davis leading off. Eastland and O'Daniel urged immediate Senate action, alleging Moscow-inspired strike activity.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
William H. Davis
War Labor Board
Ellender
D-La
Aiken
R-Vi
General Motors and Steel
Eastland
D. Miss
O’daniel
D-Tex
Senate
Labor Committee
Chamber
Moscow
Racine Sheriff Keeps Halloween Promise at Hansche School
Racine County Sheriff Robert J. Matheson had promised area youths a safe supervised place for play if they behaved on Halloween. On Saturday a school director found six boys in Hansche School playing basketball after hours. The sheriff and city probation officer arrived, recalled the pledge, and freed the boys, with the school now open two nights weekly.
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Racine
Wis
Racine County
Robert J. Matheson
Lake Park
Hanshe School
Norman Hansche
Gordon Johnson
Matheson
Democratic State Central Committee Meets in Madison Aboard Advisory Panel
The Democratic state central committee will convene in Madison on January 26. George Schlotthauer says the panel will nominate members for an advisory committee representing labor agriculture and business to be appointed by State Chairman Robert Tehan of Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Democratic State Central Committee
George Schlotthauer
Labor
Agriculture
Business
Robert Tehan
Milwaukee
Report San Diego to Be Home Base of Fifth Fleet
Vice Admiral Frederick C. Sherman announced the Fifth Fleet will return from Japan within three months and make San Diego the home base for its aircraft carriers. He will relieve Admiral John H. Towers, who will command the Pacific Fleet, and Sherman departed by plane to assume command at Tokyo.
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San Diego
Fifth Fleet
Calif
U. S
Japan
Frederick C. Sherman
Tokyo
Sherman
John H. Towers
Towers
Pacific
Air Transport Parley Opens Discussion Today
International conference in Hamilton Bermuda opens with British and American delegates aiming to resolve transatlantic air travel issues. Key topics include rates base use frequency of flights and cross border passenger carriage. Delegations feature BOAC British Airways Pan American World Airways and others with Col. George P. Baker leading American side. A four engine Lockheed Constellation plane carried the American team from New York in 2 hours 22 minutes setting a new record.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.P
International Air Transport Association
Belmont Manor
U. S
George P. Baker
Office of Transport and Communications Policy
State Department
Sir Henry Self
British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC
British National Airline
American Overseas Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airline
Pan American Airways
Transocean
New York
Baker
Stokeley W. Morgan
Aviation Division
Garrison Norton
Oswald Lyon
Civil Aeronautics Board
George C. Neal
John Sherman
Danish Shipowners Refuse Damages Offer for 40 Vessels
Danish shipowners rejected an American offer of 23 million dollars for 40 ships seized by the United States during the war and said they are prepared to seek arbitration or sue in American courts, a spokesman announced today.
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Copenhagen
United States
Must Cut Bills or Boost Tax Warns Wisconsin Governor
Gov. Walter S. Goodland told the Wisconsin state road conference that the state must cut expenditures or raise taxes in the 1947-49 biennium. He cited rising costs since 1941-43 and a looming gap as revenue declines and income taxes fall, urging thrift in road funding and warning that surplus funds or segregated revenue could become a deficit.
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Goodland
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Walter S. Goodland
State Highway Commission
Frank Graas
Poor elimination and vitality linked, case study noted
A case study cites auto intoxicatio n from waste buildup causing headache nausea indigestion skin disorders and sluggishness. It reports a patient with five years of severe constipation improving after spine normalization and a second X ray showing corrected constipation and general well being.
Winter Jackets and Dresses Sale Attracts Bargains
Clearance items include boys jackets in sizes 12 and 14 priced at 6.55, corduroy jackets size 10, youths sweaters 26 to 36, women and misses sweaters up to 3.50 now 2.00, wash dresses and house coats on sale, costumes jewelry priced up to 14.98 with tax applied.
Just Looking at Springlike Home Decor at Bardens
See artificial flowers and spring style home accents at Bardens including roses violets sweet peas and daisies plus Textron shower curtains rayon taffeta drapes and Numdah rugs imported from British India. January Clearance Sale continues with many values in personal and home needs.
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Barden's
Barden
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Sonja Leggett
Louise de Chants
Walter Ahrens
Vicks VA
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Orpheum
Larden
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