End County Road Strike Ends in Wisconsin Town
Crandon Wisconsin officials report the Forest-board chair Clyde Spencer says county road workers return to jobs as individuals not as a union. CIO representative Rubin Kaufman calls the move temporary and notes a five cent raise. The board discusses a retirement study plan, one day per month sick leave, and one week of paid vacation.
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Crandon
Wis
Clyde Spencer
Forest —— Board
Ao “Thured Neemer
Spencer
Board of Supervisors
Local 665
CIO State, County and Municipal Workers Union
Rubin Kaufman
Milwaukee
CIO
Koszarek
Rhinelander
Oshkosh Millworkers Vote Strike Amid Labor Ruling
Otto Falk of the National Labor Relations Board announced that carpenters at three Oshkosh millwork firms voted to strike. Of 625 eligible AFL united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners members, 455 favored and 106 opposed. Firm results showed Foster-Lothman Co 256 eligible with 196 to 33, Morgan Co 310 eligible with yes, Bradford Co 59 eligible with unclear results.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Otto Falk
National Labor Relations Board
Falk
AFL
United Brotherhood of Ca
Foster-Lothman Co
Morgan Co
Bradford Co
Christmas mail disaster for Aleutian troops prompts new shipments
Barges carrying mail for about 4 000 American troops on Shenya island sank in a storm on November 10. Of 560 mail bags only 83 were recovered and unrecoverable. Seattle port officials announce new Christmas packages addressed to Shenya or APO 729 will be accepted through December 23 and may be flown north to reach the men.
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Seattle
Shenya Island
Aleutians
Mahms. MacLennan
Shenya
Robbery at Caledonia Liquor Store Leads to Two Arrests
December 11, 1945 Caledonia Minnesota. Edward Tucker 26 and Richard Lehmann 21 were arrested by Sheriff George Kelly on charges of robbing the Caledonia liquor store of 25 cases of whiskey valued at 2000 dollars. The men, from Minneapolis and St Paul, were found at a car repair near a farm east of Caledonia. Police say the burglary occurred between 430 and 5 am after breaking the front glass.
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Caledonia
Minn
Edward Tucker
Richard Lehmann
Houston County
George Kelly
Tucker
Minneapolis
Lehmann
St. Paul
Ber
Kelly
OPA Sues Market Owner Madison Wis Badger Market
The OPA filed a federal civil suit seeking to restrain Otto Hein of Janesville operator of the Badger Cash Market from selling meat in eating places in excess of 20 percent of total sales and beyond OPA ceilings. Alleged sales occurred since Sept 11 1944 per the complaint.
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Madison
Wis
OPA
Otto Hein
Janesville
Green Bay settles cheese overcharge suit for 16009
Green Bay district office of price administration reports a treble damage suit against Manitowoc Refrigerating Company over charges on 750000 pounds of cheese has been settled for 16009.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay District
Manville in Fire Chief Uniform Secures Wedding License
Tommy Manville, 51, already married and divorced seven times, wore a fire chief's uniform when he picked up a wedding license in New Rochelle New York. He is honorary chief of the Mamaroneck township fire department and to wed Georgina Campbell, his British-born fiancée, who accompanied him. They had hoped to marry in Greenwich Connecticut last Sunday but the plan failed. Under New York law a 72 hour waiting period applies before marriage.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Tommy Manville
Manville
Harry Vandroff
Mamaroneck Township
Georgina Campbell
Greenwich
Conn
New York
Traffic laws not U.S. job says Salisbury
Milwaukee Wisconsin R C Salisbury director of the safety division of the state motor vehicle department says federal intervention is not the answer to traffic accidents. He notes Wisconsin traffic fatalities rose 18.8 percent in ten months of 1945 and urges state reform including renewal reexamination compulsory vehicle inspection and better highway danger area marking.
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Milwaukee
R. C. Salisbury
State Motor Vehicle Department
Truman
Salisbury
Wisconsin
Federal
Public Roads Administrations
Trijillo Plans Modern Hotel and 100 Dwellings
Construction laws in Trijillo Venezuela authorize a modern hotel project a hundred low cost dwellings and a sewer system. The plan outlines urban development and infrastructure to support growth.
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Trijillo
Venezuela
Hartl Praises Jaycee Christmas In the Air Program
Ezra P. Hartl director of La Crosse city recreation lauded the Jaycees for their Christmas In the Air program. He urged that the idea grow into united community festivals to restore the true spirit of Christmas and promote peace and goodwill.
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Ezra P. Hartl
Jaycees
la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
De Gaulle Seeks France Link Between U S and Russia
In Paris Gen de Gaulle urged that France, as a natural bridge between the United States and Soviet Russia, deserves broader recognition of its international role. He spoke Monday night stressing France’s potential as a great power intermediary.
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Paris
de Gaulle
France
United States
Soviet
Russia
Committees To Meet For Common Council Tuesday Evening
There will be a committee meeting of all committees of the common council Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Matters in the hands of the committees will be considered.
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Common Council
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Uii
Chantilly
Tabu
Platine
Old Spice
Coty
Bond Street
Chen Yu
Revlon
Luxor
Follow Me
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Coty and
Shulton
Afume
Leigh
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