Mrs. Leonard Norder 95 Dies in Juda Home
Mrs. Leonard Norder aged 95 of Juda dies after a 13 year illness, cerebral hemorrhages listed as cause. Born Barbara Stauffacher in Switzerland, she immigrated in 1864 and lived in Sylvester township before moving to Juda in 1929. Survived by three daughters, one son, six sisters, seventeen grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with Shriner Neushwander, services in the Norder home and Zion church.
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Green County
Leonard Norder
Dutch Hollow
Sylvester Township
Juda
Mr. Norder
Mmes
John Haney
George Vance
Clear Lake
J. Eliason
Eaton Family Moves Into 641 11th Street Home
Mr and Mrs Jay H Eaton relocated Saturday into the house at 641 11th street they bought from Marvin G Aults They returned from Waukegan after six months with daughter Mrs Ray Sweetwood The Eatons sister Mrs Nellie Coplien also joins them The Aults plan to leave for Ft Atkinson later this week Mr Ault ran a radiator repair shop on 13th street
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Jay H. Eaton
11Th Street
Marvin G. Aults
Eatons
Waukegan
Ray Sweetwood
Route 5
Eaton
Nellie Coplien
Aults
Ft. Atkinson
Mr. Ault
13Th Street
Dr John Dodd Jr Rites Set in Ashland Funeral
Funeral services are planned for Wednesday for Dr John M Dodd Jr 83 a surgeon and civic leader who died Saturday He served as mayor four times and contributed to city beautification hospital building and medical development while on the draft board.
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Dodd
Ashland
John M. Dodd Jr
Idaho Senate Fight Focuses on Taylor and Clark
Senator Glen Taylor faces a test from Idaho Democrats as voters pick candidates for two senate seats in a year when Connecticut and North Carolina also elect two senators. Taylor, a Wallace era figure, has blame from rivals over alleged ties to communist fronts but backs the Truman program.
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Associated Press
Glen Taylor
Henry A. Wallace
Idaho
Senate
Nebraska
Arkansas
Connecticut
North Carolina
Taylor
D. Worth Clark
Truman
Henry C. Dworshak
Dworshak
Bert H. Miller
Miller
C. A. Robins
Burgess Has No Plans for Monroe Operations
F. J. Kirkman of Freeport based Burgess Battery Co says no plan to resume Monroe production amid new war orders. The firm ceased Monroe operations in 1943 to 1944 and removed machinery by November last year. Payroll losses to Monroe occurred after the Lanz building plant closed and rumors of using the North Side cheese factory were denied.
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Burgess Battery Co
Freeport
Monroe
F. J. Kirkman
Lanz
17Th Avenue
12Th Street
North Side
Burgess Firm
Colombian jurist Francisco Urrutia dies at 80
Bogata Colombia Francisco Jose Urrutia a distinguished Colombian jurist who held high position in the League of Nations and served also the United Nations died today He was 80.
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Bogota
Colombia
Francisco Jose Urrutia
League of Nations
United Nations
Wisconsin Bell Gains State Toll Rate Boost Approval
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved a $1,932,000 annual increase in intrastate long distance rates for Wisconsin Telephone, effective Sept 30, with taxes contributing about $894,654 of the rise. The commission rejected a larger local and long distance request, noting returns on toll service would reach 5.35 percent. Commonwealth Telephone Co. was authorized a $506,985 annual increase. Rates vary by exchange.
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Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Wisconsin
Commission
Wisconsin Telephone
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Commonwealth
Marines to mobilize all reserve forces this fall
The Marine Corps announced it will mobilize its 80,990 volunteers with about 50,000 officers and men to report for active duty between August 15 and October 15. It is also calling up additional air reserve units and has already activated organized ground reserve units.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Corps
Madison Marine Unit Alerted for Duty Call
Madison's organized marine corps reserve unit has been alerted for recall to active duty Capt W F Lane unit inspector instructor said. The unit's departure date destination and personnel strength could not be disclosed.
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Madison
Marine Corps Reserve
W. F. Lane
Army releases Korean War casualty totals to families
The army announced casualty figures through Aug. 6 totaling 2 616 for army personnel only with 153 killed 1 590 wounded in action and 873 missing 65 fewer missing than yesterday. Officials stressed dignified notification and noted reporting delays will shrink as Korea front stabilizes.
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Washington
Far East
Korea
Drew Pearson
Army
Wisconsin Sees 22 Deaths In A Weekend Record
A weekend crowds of fatalities set a 1950 high with at least 22 deaths across Wisconsin. The toll includes a Oakland family of four in a milk-truck crash, three Forest County men in a head-on collision, two injured, three drownings near Lac la Belle and Wind Lake, and multiple single-vehicle crashes in Eau Claire and Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Julius Hanson
Marie
David
Laura
Oakland
Forest County
Crandon
Jay Wilson
Laona
Lawrence Krause
Argonne
Jack Kirker
Rhinelander Hospital
Ernest Lawrence
Delroy Collins
Michigan Reports Fifth of Draftees Ignore Test Orders
Lansing reports about 29 percent of men called for re induction physical examinations are not reporting. Col Glenn B Arnold says the selective service cannot tolerate oversights and will declare delinquents and order immediate induction. Delinquents failing to report may be prosecuted by the DOJ and investigated by the FBI.
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Lansing
State Selective Service
Glenn B. Arnold
The
Department of Justice For Prosecution and Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cyclists Injured As Motorcycle Crashes Near Monticello
Miss Bernice Sutter of route 4 and Laverne Sommers of 603 21st Avenue sustained minor cuts and bruises when the motorcycle they rode left highway 69 a mile and a half north of Monticello and struck a telephone post at the Nic Freitag farm at 1 05 p m yesterday Summers driving the cycle owned by Miss Sutter explained he tried to pass a car but brakes failed and the bike skidded Both treated by a New Glarus physician In a second crash Fred M Steinman of Monticello and Joseph Rohner of 931 7th Street were not injured despite a side swipe at Round Grove school corner on highway 69 two and a half miles north of Monroe Their cars were damaged and both couples were with their wives
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Bernice Sutter
Route 4
Laverne R. Sommers
21St Avenue
Highway 69
Monticello
Nic Freitag
Summers
Miss Sutter
Green County
Glarus
Fred M. Steinman
Joseph Rohner
Round Grove
School Corner
Monroe
Steinman
Illinois Official Reports Spotty Green County Weed Control
Green county weed control is uneven due to mixed cooperation among farmers and officials. Williams cites cross border seed movement from Wisconsin and reports of poor weed control in Stephenson County travelers, urging township led spraying programs over warnings and legal action under state statutes.
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Green County
Fred Williams
Williams
Illinois
Stephenson
Monroe
Wisconsin
Th Iinois
Stephenson County
Truman Assured Broad Authority To Curb Inflation
President Truman moves to win broad powers to curb inflation as Congress debates how to grant authority. Senate and House banking committees negotiate a compromise allowing the president to allocate materials wage and price controls ration scarce goods and extend credit while lawmakers weigh automatic cost protections. Senator Lyndon Johnson warns that without automatic living cost linkage controls could become a political football.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
House Banking Committee
Senate Committee
House
Lyndon Johnson
Hardy Oshkosh publisher Oscar J. Hardy dies at 76
Oscar J. Hardy longtime Oshkosh Daily Northwestern publisher died yesterday after 18 months of illness. A native of Oshkosh he led the paper from 1897 and served as sole Hicks trust trustee from 1917. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. private funeral set with Riverside burial.
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Oshkosh
Oscar J. Hardy
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Hardy
Daily Northwestern
Col
John Hicks
Peru
Chile
Hicks Trust
Col. Hicks
Oshkosh National Bank
Oshkosh Motor Truck, Inc
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Co
Oshkosh Foundation
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Samuel W. Heaney
Thomas Schwalm
Riverside Cemetery
Northwestern
Democrats Buy Capital HQ Building for 1952 Campaign
Chairman William M. Boyle Jr. announced the Democratic National Committee has purchased an eight story headquarters building in Washington for about 250000 dollars. The building will serve as main campaign HQ for the party in the 1952 presidential election.
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Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
Democratic National Committee
Deadly B-29 Crash Kills 17 at Fairfield-Suisun Base
A B-29 crashed after takeoff at Fairfield Suisun Army Air Base killing 17 air force personnel. Brig. Gen. Robert F. Travis and Capt. E. Q. Steffes were among the wounded as 60 plus were injured. Two crew missing, bombs exploded, and trailer park families near the scene faced devastation.
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Robert F. Travis
Fairfield
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
Calif
Fairfield-Suisun
Air Force
E. Q. Steffes
East Chicago
Ind
Four Mile Gain Marked First Major Korean War Offensive
American marines and infantry pressed a multi pronged offensive in Korea advancing about four miles on the southern front. The attack involved the 5th Marine Regiment and the 5th Regimental Combat Team from Hawaii plus the 35th Infantry Regiment of the 25th division as about 15 000 American and South Korean troops engaged the North Korean Sixth and First divisions. Air support and artillery faced tough shelling while the push continued with relay drops of supplies to besieged units.
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Tokyo
Korea
Chindong
Tom Lambert
Lambert
Fifth Marine Regiment
Army
Fifth Regimental
Hawaii
Army Nd Marine
Nolate
Red
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Harriman
United States
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Eighth Army
25Th
Marine
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Pusan
United Nations
Yechon
Stock List Higher Trading Pace Slowed
New York stock market rose across a wide front with gains to more than 2 a share. Leaders sold at peak prices for 1950 as steel motors rails and chemicals led the advance. Demand was moderate and traders showed no hurry. total volume around 1,800,000 shares.
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New York
Attorney Louis Pradt Jr dies at 56 in Wausau
Local attorney Louis A. Pradt Jr. died yesterday at age 56 in Wausau. He had practiced law since 1920. His father Louis A. Pradt Sr. served as assistant attorney general under Presidents Roosevelt and Taft.
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Louis Pradt JR
Wausau
Louis A. Pradt
Pradt
Louis A. Pradt Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
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Wisconsin Bell
Madison Marine
Lac la Belle
Oconomowoc
Clarence Vanna
Marilyn
Boscobel
George McCarthy
James Bonucelle
Milwaukee
Windlake
Racine County
Bernard Evanson
Bonucelle
Donald J. Fehr
Eau Claire
Clarence Buscher
Norman E. Bartlet
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Manitowoc
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