Aid Plan Would Boost Jobs In Marshall Plan At Work
Washington reports outline Marshall plan production aims to lift employment next year while limiting labor bottlenecks. President Truman to send detailed recommendations as Secretary Marshall cites a four year cost of about 20 billion. Goodwin notes steel shortages cap output and farm labor will be hardest task with a campaign to recruit workers. Some foreign labor will be necessary despite ending housing and medical subsidies after January 1.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Marshall
Capitol Hi
Goodwin
Europe
Great Lakes
Round-The-World Flyers Near End Of Flight
George Truman of Los Angeles and Clif ford Evans of Washington plan to depart Dayton at dawn for the final leg of their round the world light-mono flight. They had been grounded yesterday and postponed a hop to Teterboro New Jersey until 5 a m tomorrow after landing here Saturday.
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Dayton
George Truman
Los Angeles
Clifford Evans
Washington
Zwanther
Teterboro
N. J
Army Reserve Meeting at Armory Hall Monday Evening
The Army Reserve unit meets Monday at 7 30 PM at Armory Hall 707 Sixth Street. Lieut Col Clyde E Bey will share his experiences with China and this will be the last meeting of the year.
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Army Reserve
Mem
Armory Hall
Sixth Street
Clyde E. Bey
Austerity Inspires Ingenuity in Gravesend Home
Gravesend, Kent, England resident Mrs. De Ward recounts wartime rationing and repair limits. She makes clothing from unrationed scraps, preserves coupons, and adapts a coal stove for fuel savings. She faces roof and staircase repairs under tight permit rules, outlining postwar austerity challenges for her family.
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Gravesend
Kent
England
NEA
America
Penny Ward
Penny
de Ward
Ward
Motorists Uninjured After Medary Highway Collision
County highway police report an accident at 10 30 a m Monday on highway 16 at Medary. No injuries. Cars driven by Robert Wallace 936 Hood Street and Leonard Hauser 121144 South 11th Street were eastbound when Hauser pivoted left to turn onto the old West Salem road. Wallace began to pass on the right thinking a gas station was ahead, colliding as Hauser turned. Moderate damage to the Wallace front and Hauser right rear.
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Medary
Robert Wallace
Hood Street
Leonard Hauser
South 11Th Street
Hauser
West Salem
Wallace
Plea Outcomes and Bonds In La Crosse Court
Daily court records from La Crosse show defendants failing to appear for an arterial sign stop and others pleading innocent. William Hagen and Amy Braatz faced lewd conduct charges with preliminary hearing set for December 12 and bonds at $500 each. Kenneth Schulz entered innocent plea to assault and battery with trial on December 12 and bond set. Frank Lomis, formerly of Milwaukee, also innocent to a charge with trial date December 12 and bond noted. Sanford Mallette charged with disorderly conduct on Madison Street. Real estate transfers in Shelby list Julia Eleanor Kiahn and others selling to William Knobloch and to John C Heivig.
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Cashion
Wis
William Hagen
Amy Braatz
Liberty Street
Kenneth Schulz
Mississippi Street
Frank Lomis
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Julia Eleanor Kiahn
William BR
Myrtle Knobloch
Shelby
John C Heivig
Weather continues winter storm across Wisconsin
Foreman Arthur C. Hahn reports night plowing and daytime hauling as crews remove packed snow from crossings. On Monday the city mobilized 75 workers and 30 hired trucks in addition to 29 outdoor staff and seven city vehicles. Temperatures will fall below zero with two days of continued cold. Rain and snow varied across the state with Milwaukee near the mid thirties and 48, Green Bay and Green Bay area seeing mixed precipitation, Park Falls and Wausau noting fresh snowfall totals around inches.
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Arthur C. Hahn
Hahn
Associated Press
Wisconsin
H. J. Thompson
Thompson
Milwaukee
Madison
Park Falls
Wausau
Green Bay
Unauthorized solicitors target women with magazine ads
Police chief warns two women solicitors claiming to raise funds for an iron lung purchase by the Junior Chamber of Commerce are not authorized representatives. Citizens are asked to notify the police station if the pair attempt further solicitations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Saene
Herman Rick
Molotov Sets Terms for German Economic Unification
Moscow demands include 10 billion dollars in reparations and repeal of the economic merger of the British and American zones as the price of Soviet consent to German unification. He attacks Western plans for revival as aiming to liquidate Germany as an independent state. The signal followed a three power meeting including Marshall with British and French reps.
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London
Germany
Molotov
Russia
Foreign Ministers’ Council
U. S
Marshall
Young Mother Cleared of Murder Charge in Baby Death
Frances Stowell of Racine Wisconsin was found innocent of second degree murder by reason of insanity after her arrest following the death of her three weeks old daughter last April.
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Racine
Wis
Frances Stowell
Man Kills His Aged Sister and Hangs Himself
CHADWICK IL. Coroner John B. Schreiter of Carroll county said today William Prowalt 85 year old bachelor killed his bed ridden 91 year old sister with a hammer Saturday night and hanged himself. A note found by the bed of Mrs Catherine Musselman signed by Prowalt said he killed his sister in love because he could not bear that she will be taken away again. Mrs Musselman had twice been in mental institutions for nervous breakdowns.
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Chadwick
John B. Schreiter
Carroll County
William Prowall
Catherine Musselman
Prowalt
Schreiter
Barber Shop Group Cancels Chapter Visit
Icy road conditions forced postponement of the SPEBSQSA local chapter’s planned visit to Tomah Veterans Hospital Tuesday night. Director Alvin Mikelson announced the group will meet at Central High School annex at 8 p.m. instead, with plans for a future date to present the show for ambulatory patients.
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Spebsqsa
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Alvin Mikelson
Central High School Annex
Women Hurt In City Vehicle Crash At 22nd And Main
The most serious Sunday collision involved Stanley E. Bergerson and Sam Herold. Mrs. Clara Herold, 35, was thrown to the pavement and taken to a local hospital for examination. Damages: Herald car 325 dollars, Bergerson 225.
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Stanley E. Bergerson
Ferry Street
Sam Herold
Mississippi Street
22Nd
Main Streets
Clara Herold
Herald
Bergerson
James A. Dolan
North Second Street
Floyd B. Moser
Hagar Street
Fourth Street
State Street
Robert B. Senn
Losey Boulevard
Robert Jakem
North Third Street
Caledonia
Clinton Streets
O. Frederick Ellingson
Main Street
Walter Danielson
Rose Street
Sill Street
ITU Settles With Madison Papers Wage Deal Reached
Madison Wisconsin members of Local 106 AFL voted to accept wage offers from the Madison Capital Times and Wisconsin State Journal. Day work pays 75 per week and night shift 78.75, replacing old 66 and 69.75. Pay covers a 37 1/2 hour week.
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Madison
Wis
International Typographical Union
AFL
Madison Capital Times
Wisconsin State Journal
Ask Permission To Strike All Three Detroit Newspapers
Detroit printers and mailers asked AFL International Typographical Union for permission to strike the three Detroit dailies. After weeks of disruption and many editions delayed or canceled the News and Times and Free Press, Detroit Typographical Union No. 18 approved 414 to 17 to strike and mailers voted 168 to three. ITV President Woodruff Randolph reported negotiations were deadlocked.
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Detroit
AFL International Typographical Union
Afternoon News and Times
Morning Free Press
Detroit Typographical Union No. 18
ITV
Woodruff Randolph
Truman Nominates Scotten as Minister to New Zealand
President Truman announces Robert M Scotten a career diplomat as minister to New Zealand. Scotten appointment adds experienced diplomat to posts in the Pacific region.
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Washington
Truman
Robert M. Scotten
New Zealand
Fire losses exceed German blitz damage in 1940s study
A 1946 analysis shows U S fire losses surpassed the total damage of the 1940-41 German incendiary raids on England by nearly a quarter, highlighting the heavy toll of postwar blazes compared with wartime bombing.
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United States
England
Hold Rites Tuesday For Dr. Butler
NEW YORK said Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler died early yesterday of bronchial pneumonia at St Luke s hospital He was 85 and blind in later years Funeral services will be held in St Paul s chapel on the Columbia University campus where he served as president for 44 years The eminent educator and world peace advocate died after indigestion illness
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
St. Luke’s Hospital
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