U.N. Orders Dutch And Indonesians to Cease Hostilities
The United Nations Security Council demanded both the Netherlands and Indonesian governments cease hostilities immediately in the Indonesian war. The vote was eight to zero with three abstentions as Batavia and The Hague reported ongoing military actions despite the council’s call for arbitration or peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
United Nations Security Council
Larry Hauck Lake
United Nations
Indonesia
Netherlands
Security Council
U. N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Eelco N. van Rieffens
U. S
Batavia
Britain
France
Belgium
Alexande Parodi
Java
Sumatra
Medan
4 H Winners Represent County at State Fair
Three first place winners in clothing canning and foods judging at the junior state fair are named. Mildred Asmus Brooklyn club won clothing while Marian and Marcene Busjahn Clarmo sisters tied for first in canning and Nellie Weibel Juda topped foods. Other top finishers include Ila Probst Browntown Kathleen Feldt Monticello and Frances Ruth Discher Clarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Asmus
Brooklyn
Mariam
Marcene Busjahn
Clarmo
Nellie Weibel
Deter
Ila Probst
Browntown
Kathleen Feldt
Montacello
Frances and
Ruth Discher
Clarno
Marian Signer
Monroe
In Feods
Ruth Ellen Oeey
Juda
Evelyn Hartwig
Ciarno
Marine Busjahbn
Probst
Seek John Campbell For Check Passing
A warrant for the arrest of John Campbell, address unknown, charging him with passing four fraudulent checks in New Glarus stores has been issued. District Attorney Rudolph P. Reger said the checks for 5 10 15 and 20 dollars were cashed in taverns a drug store and a general store. Campbell is on probation after a previous conviction for the same offense, the sheriff's department said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
New Glarus
Rudolph P. Reger
Campbell
Sheriff's Department
Senate Hearing Breaks Up Over Hughes Contract Row
The Senate war investigating committee clashed over John W. Meyer's wartime draft status and Hughes entertainment expenses tied to a 40 million dollar airplane contract. Meyer testified about night club entertainments for Elliott Roosevelt as Hughes sought purchase of 100 photo reconnaissance planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Howard Hughes
John W. Meyer
Hughes
Meyer
Elliott Roosevelt
Air Force
Europe
Tom H. Slack
Cain
R-Wash
Hughes Company
Selective Service
Slack
Justice Department
Congressional
Ferguson
R-Mich
Brewster
Rme
Senate
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
New York
Culver City
Calif
Highlawn Tree Wins Two Fair Openers in Four-Heat Harness Card
At the Green County fair trot, Highlawn Tree from Fred Jansen stable of Platteville won the 2:20 trot after a late surge in the third heat and captured final glory in the deciding heat. Southern Gentleman triumphed in the 2:26 pace with Gloede’s drive, while Cheeky Chief took the three year old pace. Terangi led early but fell short across the final heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlawn Tree
Fred Jansen
Platteville
Green County Fair
Terangi
Sylvester Corsi
Hurley
Mr. Phillips
Ella Siskiyou
Livingston and Cameron
Chicago
Harry Livingston
Livingston
Highlawn
Lloyd Parran
Laird Hanover
Southern Gentleman
Rhett Butler
Clark Gable
la Crosse
Donroven
Sen. H. J. Rushton
Escanaba
Mich
Michigan
Mr. Gloede
Butler
Cheeky Chief
Leo Colson
Oregon, al
Major Brookdale
P. J. Murphy
Janesville
Iva Heberling
Sue McKinney
and Surprise
LaBatez
Devolta Frisco
Bold Miss
Josedale Allwin
Highlawn Margaret
la Paz
Dakota Sport
Gladys Cash
Ruby Primrose
Cooperative Stock Yards Planned Here in Wisconsin
Green county planned as site for a series of farmer owned stock yards to be operated by Equity Cooperative Livestock Association. Monroe Janesville Dodgeville Lancaster Darlington Richland Center among preliminary sites. Everett Green of Brodhead serves on the plan committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Monroe
Janesville
Dodgeville
Lancaster
Darlington
Richnd Center
Everett Green
Brodhead
Cooperative Sales Plan Committee
State Farm Bureau
Ohio
Wisconsin
Equity Cooperative Livestock Association
Green
Four False Fire Alarms In Thunderstorms
During a severe thunderstorm four successive false fire alarms rattled the Monroe volunteer fire department. A lightning strike near 2:10 a.m. triggered a wail, followed by a second alarm at 2:21 a.m. before crews left the scene. Two more bolts within seconds caused the third and fourth alarms four minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Two 4-H Girls to Represent Green County at State Fair
At 4-H Night in the junior fair exhibition tent Kath leen Feldt of Dutch Hollow and Marcene Busjahn of Clarno were selected to represent Green County at the Wisconsin state fair. Feldt wore a cotton dress and Busjahn a wool suit and hat. Norman Gruenewald received the soil conservation medal for outstanding work. John A. Becker, president of a feed dealers association, presented the award as first-place winners paraded during an evening of music for 4-H families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Kathleen Feldt
Dutch Hollow Club
Marcene Busjahn
Clarno Club
Norman Gruenewald
John A. Becker
Kathryn Chambers
Lois Jean Miller
Juda
Dodgeville
Fifth Annual Green County Fair Horse Show Opens Tonight
More than 200 prize horses will parade into The Show Window of Southern Wisconsin tonight for Green county fair fifth annual horse show. The show features 11 classes at the amphitheater and will run tonight and Sunday night with a strong entry list according to manager Ernest Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Green County
Ernest Hayes
Union negotiators urge Ford strike after talks
Union negotiators announced after a brief session with Ford Motor Co officials that they will recommend a strike Tuesday for 107 000 production workers. The CIO United Auto Workers executive board was set to act on the recommendation later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers Executive Board
Seek Funds For Director
The board of park and recreation commissioners asked the city council's finance committee for funds to hire a full-time director for city supervised parks and facilities. The finance committee will present the request to the council next Tuesday night, with action required by the full council before appropriation. The Youth Center would be a major beneficiary of the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners
Henry Tschudy
Park Board
Monroe
Youth Center
State Asks Hearing Date Be Moved Up
The attorney general's office asked Circuit Judge Edward J Gehl to advance the August 12 hearing on a motion to make permanent a temporary injunction shielding liquor dealers from prosecution for non payment of the 100 percent state tax. Stewart Honeck said the request aims to dispose of the matter by next Wednesday and to save substantial tax returns by the six day delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edward J. Gehl
Gehl
Stewart Honeck
Honeck
John T. Etter Still Heads Dry Goods Firm on 87th Birthday
John T. Etter Sr. marked his 87th birthday at his desk as head of the dry goods firm he founded in 1902. He arrived in Monroe in 1881 and built a store at its current site after dissolving a partnership with Ben Chenoweth. Rolland, his son, manages the store and notes his father remains active in book work and welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Etter Sr
John T. Etter
Mr. Etter
Monroe
New Glarus
Ben Chenoweth
Rolland
Four Creditors Seek Reorganization of Hartig Co Watertown Brewery
Four creditors of the Hartig Co a Watertown brewery declared bankrupt Thursday filed a petition in federal court for permission to reorganize the firm under the federal bankruptcy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hartig Co
Watertown
Parade and races mark Monroe fair's 93rd edition
The Monroe fair opened with a large livestock parade led by the Wisconsin National Guard unit and local agriculture leaders. Horse and cattle exhibits featured Belgians, Percherons, Holsteins, and Brown Swiss, with prize livestock and farm machinery on display as rains eased. Attendance rose above 1946 with 6,700 on Friday. The Fraunfelder Swiss yodelers then entertained a packed amphitheater in the event’s second night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Co. K
Wisconsin National Guard
Parker Taft
Freeport
William F. Hartwig
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
Isaac Babler
Henry Pick Jr
Babler
Green County
John W. Refi
Walter Timm
George Grenzow
Juda
Jake Voegels
Edna Schmid
Burlington Kiwanis Band
Etawah Scott
Curley P. Gratton
Ophir Guy
Eddie Josedale
Lassie Cash
Freelight
Dudley Spencer
Hollis
Highlawn
Captain Cash
Rex C. Brook
William A. Brown
Fraunfelder
Hollywood
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U.N
Clifford Martin
Mervyn Paice
Natanya
Palestine
Associated Press
James Pringle
London
Meyers
Edward Pasko
Racine Avenue
Mary
Pasko
Rght
LaGuardia Field
New York City
Paris
Frogram
Burlington Kiwanis
Ford
Joseph Bortnyak
Frank Gill
Bortnyak
Charles Bradley
West Side
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