County 4-H Camp Day Details at Green County Park
Hundreds of 4-H members and leaders assemble at Recreation Park in Green County for the annual 4-H camp day with registration at 9 30 a m and a 10 15 a m assembly. Activities include crafts music square dancing and a 6 p m dinner followed by campfire movies and nature talks. A separate obituary notes A Carhart 76 longtime Wisconsin Telephone medical director who died yesterday.
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Recreation Park
Green County
Immanuel
United Brethren Church
Monroe
Harry Ammann
Clarno
Selma Steiner
County Agricultural Office
Marian Signer
Monroe Home Ec
Hollis _Babler
Mt. Pleasant
William Tenatsch R
Green County Center
Beverly Hunt
Browntown
Raymond Montgomery
Ralph Weiss
Jefferson Jiffy Workers
Ralph Yeazel
Jordan
Edna Olson
Henry Ruppert
Dayton
Roy King
Oak Corners
Mildred Cotherman
Glenn Frautschy
Myron E. Jeglum
Marvin Stabler
Spring Grove
Waldo” Hanson
Brooklyn
Robert Blumer
Mamie Tillema
Ila Probst
LaVon Hatfield
Adams
Crafts
Lois Elaine Gullaming
Cloyce Hall Day Softbanl
Vavia Williams
Decatur
Carson Hunt
Peggy J. Dooley
Wauneery Ue
Ote A. Carhart
The
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Lucas Refuses Labor Day Break for Congress
Lucas says it is impossible for Congress to adjourn by Labor Day after a White House conference with President Truman and Democratic leaders. He warns that unless senators change their debate stance, finishing by Labor Day is not feasible and cannot predict how long the session will last.
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Lucas
White House
Truman
Laboray
More Area Arrests Made by State Men
Justice L A Koenig heard eight cases with seven warrants issued for arrests. Arnold John Popp of Ojibwa Wood Products Hayward faces four charges including no licensed tractor, no tax on tractor, no tax on trailer, and no name and address on units, with a Sept 12 9 a m court appearance. Nine cases with 12 charges were set for 9 a m tomorrow before Justice Edward Thompson per state traffic patrolman Nathan F Burgy.
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L. A. Koenig
Justice Court
Arnold John Popp
Ojibwa Wood Products
Hayward
Wood Company
Darl
Edward Thompson
Nathan F. Burgy
Koenig
Wisconn
Cable Word Expected From Firm Salesman
Robert H. Richardson said a General Electric sales representative would arrive today or tomorrow to provide information on the heavy cable for park lights. The cable had not arrived by mid morning. Larry Kitchen and Donald Cunningham traveled to Rockford on Friday to learn the shipment would be taken off its freight route. No action had been reported locally since.
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Robert H. Richardson
Richardson
General Electric
Larry Kitchen
Donald Cunningham
Rockford
Gas War Continues as Oil Firms Cut Premium Prices
Milwaukee report shows at least four independent oil companies trimming premium gasoline to 20 cents a gallon, with two independents lowering ethyl to 22 cents. The price cuts reflect intensified competition among local fuel suppliers.
McCarthy Sees Possible Smuggling Link in Perfume Firm Case
Senator McCarthy said an employee for a Chicago perfume house reported paying for deep freezers sent to Mrs. Harry S. Truman and other notables, terming it possible but finding nothing improper by Mrs. Truman. The claim arose during a five percenter hearing as the Senate committee probes if improper influence taints government contracts.
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Washington
ULP
McCarthy
R-Wis
Harry S. Truman
Albert J. Gross
Milwaukee
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Albert Verley Co
Chicago
Newsmen
Vaughan
Verley Company
Trutman
Maragon
John¢ Maragon
New York Herald Tribune
France
John A. MacLaughlin
Chemical ‘Corps
White House
Connecticut
MacLaughlin
Chemical Corps Technical Command
Army Chemical Center
Maryland
Deering- Milliken Research Trust
Greenwich
Conn
Gay
Alden H. Waitt
Chemical Corps
Burial of Mrs Schmid After West Coast Death
Body of Mrs Geraine Schmid arrived from San Francisco for burial. Casket flown to Chicago then met by Shriner Neushhwander funeral home. Last rites scheduled for 2 tomorrow at the funeral home with Rev Dallas D Lanfrum officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Schmid was daughter of Mrs A J Schindler and died Wednesday in a West Coast hospital.
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Sue Voug
Geraine Schindler Schmid
San Francis
Chicago
Shriner-Neushhwander Funeral Home
Dallas D. Lanfrum
Union Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Schmid
A. J. Schindler
West Coast
Musician Erwin Sorensen dies before Racine tribute concert
Racine veteran musician Erwin H. Soren sen, 55, died yesterday five hours before a Racine park board band would honor him with a scheduled concert. The loss comes as the community prepared to recognize his decades of service in local music.
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Racine
Erwin H. Sorensen
Racine Park Board
Last North Side Panel Under Way in Public Square
The Vinton Construction Company plans to pour the final long concrete slab on the north side of the public square this afternoon. Supt. Harry Wendorf and crew filled gaps around the square, including at the northwest and southwest intersections, as engineers prepare parking meter base locations. Ward and Strand of Madison, consultants, met with officials to allocate tasks between contractors and city crews while Ward’s firm maps the 17th avenue intersection grades and sidewalk elevations.
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Vinton Construction Co
Public Square
Harry Wendort
Wendorf
C. M. Ward
Ward and Strand
Madison
Board of Public Works and Engineers
Ward
17Th Avenue
Vinton
Weather Forecast Sees Fair Skies Across Nation
Weatherman reports practically perfect conditions over the United States with Monroe seeing weekend highs in the 70s and an 86 degree peak yesterday afternoon. Slight humidity easing, low 80s today, with little temperature change expected tonight and tomorrow under mostly fair skies.
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Ine Weauerman Wuey
United States
Monroe
Mercury
House Committee Splits Arms Aid for Western Europe
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved President Truman’s Western Europe arms aid totaling 1.1609 billion dollars in cash and contract authority. It split funding into cash and contract allotments with separate March 31 and June 30, 1950 deadlines, and left out any authorization for non Communist China. Senators Vandenberg and Dulles proposed amendments to mesh the program with a North Atlantic defense plan and allow recapture of equipment if aid fails, plus a ceiling of 1 billion for Western Europe.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Western Europe
China
House Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Dulles
RNY
Congress
Vandenberg and
RFC
Senate Banking Committee
Harvey Gunderson
Capehart
R-Ind
Gunderson
SPO
House
Capitol
Syrian ruler toppled in rapid military purge
Col Sami Hennawi led a coup that killed President Husni Zayim and Premier Muhsen Berazi. Hennawi called the rulers traitors and tyrants and ordered security forces to restore calm. A new cabinet led by Hashem Atassi was named to govern until parliamentary rules return. The future of the Trans-Arabian pipeline under threat stirred speculation.
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Damascus
Syria
Middle East
Sami Hennawi
Husni Zayim
Great Mazza
Zayim
Muhsen Bey Berazi
Col
Hennawi
Hei
Faris el Khouri
United Nations
Hasem Bey Atassi
Hashem Atassi
Ais
Washington
Nazem Kudi
Abdullah Attieh
Attieh
Council of Ministers
Trans-Arabian Oil Co
U Zavim
Thirteen Die in Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
A weekend of violent deaths in Wisconsin left thirteen people dead in various accidents. Notable losses include four in two separate plane crashes near Madeline Island and Green Bay, with victims James Russell and Vincent O'Brien Jr. among the air fatalities. Other fatalities involve motorists and pedestrians across Baraboo, Antigo, Racine, and Kenosha, including Dr. Charles Walker and Legion official Robert W. Smith, along with numerous injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Madeline Island
Bayfield
Lake Superior
James Russell
Vincent O’brien Jr
St. Paul
Green Bay
Brown County
Charles Walker
Sextonville
Richland County
Clarence L. Unbeham
Richland Center
Walker
Wisconsin Land Lodge
The
International Order of Odd Fellows
Ruby Verdick
Morrison
Til
Ricewake
Anton Olsen
Antigo
Portage
Jeremiah Guck
James Holden
No Tokyo Celebration Marked WWII Surrender Anniversary
Tokyo marked the fourth anniversary of Japan's decision to surrender to the Allies with no direct reminders of its military collapse. Officials avoided ceremonies and public statements recalling the war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Water Shutdown Planned for Northeast District for Repairs
The city water department warns a six hour emergency cut off from 11 PM tomorrow to 5 AM Wednesday for repairs on a hydrant and valves in the northeast block area. The outage covers streets from 19th to 22nd avenues and from 7th to 20th streets, affecting St. Clare hospital. earlier repairs were hindered by missing line records.
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City Water Department
Z. A. Gorder
Sth Street
19Th Avenue
22Nd Avenue
20Th Avenue
7Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Gorder
21St Avenue
County Fair Sees Modest Profit Hint for 1949
William A Brown, secretary, forecasts the county fair profit near 3000 dollars for 1949, with 1948 at 3064 dollars. Shows and rides up 50 dollars, concessions similar, amphitheater about 500 more, gate receipts 1000 higher at 18567, and total income up about 2000 despite higher expenses and premium lists. About 100 more exhibitors in junior class, fewer in open, premiums being mailed and clerical work continuing at the fairgrounds.
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Kay Green County
William A. Brown
Brown
Bradley Confirmed as Staff Chairman
General Omar Bradley was confirmed by the senate today as chair man of the joint chiefs of staff. The senate also approved President Truman's choice of General L. Collins as new chief of staff.
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Omar Bradley
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
General L. Collins
Pilot Overshoots Shannon Field in Atlantic Crash
An American four engine airliner with 58 aboard crashed into the Atlantic off western Ireland after its fuel ran out while attempting to land near Shannon. Nine Americans were killed, 49 survivors rescued by British and American vessels and ferried to Galway. Ruth Nichols, famed aviatrix, was aboard as a stewardess.
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Galway
Atlantic
Ireland
Ruth Nichols
Rome
New York
Venezuela
Shannon
Irish
Trans-Ocean Airlines
Stalberg
Lanadrone
Otis Nelson
Trans- Ocean Airlines
Nelson
Herbert Asbel
Brooklyn
Asbel
Aviatrix
Auiss Nichols
U. S
Los Angeles
United States
U. S. Committee International Children’s Emergency Fund
Edward Bessey
Galway Bay
Aran Islands
Charles Adams
TWA
Bessey
Adams
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Hoffman
Ralph Vaughan
Marblehead
Mass
Bob Coulson
John Newman
Pvt
Robert W. Danien
Dahlen
Chanute Field
Walter W. Wesnerowski
Kenosha
St Mary's Hospital
Ricine
Bradley
Shannon Field
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