Marshall States Russian Charges Not Substantiated
Secretary Marshall said evidence does not bear out Soviet charges against U S authorities over the refugee school teacher cases in New York. He noted one teacher, Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina, refused the charges by leaping from a consulate window and seeks asylum in the United States.
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Washington
Marshall
State Department
United States
New York
U. S
Russia
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
New York City
Soviet Union
Mikhail Lamarine
Samarines
Kosenkina
Somakin
Yakov M. Lomakin
Lomakin
Voter Registration Deadline For Monroe Primary
City Clerk GG. Soseman reminded Monroe voters that the registration deadline for the primary election is 5 p m on September 8. He urged those unsure of their registration status to inquire at city hall to ensure voting eligibility.
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GG. S. Soseman
Monroe
City Hall
Hiss Affair Deepens as Crosley Link Sought
Washington inquiry aims to locate George Crosley a freelance writer linked to Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss. Robert E Stripling said investigators pursue leads in New York and Washington as Nixon questions witnesses and Hiss denies knowing Chambers under any name. Chambers and Hiss testified about prewar red activity with Hiss denying membership.
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Washington
House
American Activities Committee
George Crosey
Alger Hiss
State Department
New York
Whittaker Chambers
George Crosley
Hiss
Crosley
Robert E. Stripling
Chambers
Red Underground
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Time Magazine
CIO Seamen Strike Halted by Agreement
A threatened strike by 60 000 CIO seamen was averted by an agreement with 42 Atlantic and Gulf Coast shipping companies. The deal preserves union hiring halls used to select workers and provides pay increases. The hiring halls had been the central dispute in negotiations between the operators and the National Maritime Union CIO.
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New York
CIO
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
National Maritime Union (Cio
Eisenhower Denies Columbia Bears Any Taint of Communism
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower president of Columbia University denies any taint of communism by the university staff or textbooks. He tells New York Star from Denver on vacation that democracy would be betrayed if Columbia were linked to communism and says he would resign immediately if proven otherwise.
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New York
New York Star
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Star
Denver
Eisenhower
House un-American Activities Committee
U. S
Columbia
The
Mrs. Anderson 74 Dies Near Argyle After Stroke
Mrs. Anderson aged 74 of Argyle died at 5 40 this morning at her farm home after a stroke following years of ill health. She was born Sept 27 1873 in Blanchard and married John N Anderson 57 years ago. Funeral plans await word from grandson Roger Nall with burial in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Argyle
John N. Anderson
Helga Olson
Gustave and
Bertha Anderson Olson
Blanchard
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Palmer Winger
Greenwood
Bonner
Frank Nall
Alfred Olson
Otto Steffin
Roger Nall
A. P. Anderson
Argyle Lutheran Church
Woodlawn
Greek Forces Launch Assault on Grammos Stronghold
Greek army mounts frontal assault on Grammos mountain ridges believed to be the last major stronghold of communist leader Markos Vafiades as fighting continues near Athens.
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Athens
Grammos
Markos Vafiades
Berlin Joint Allied Maneuvers In Grunewald Forest
American and French forces conducted joint war games near Heidelberg along the Rhine and in Berlin’s Grunewald forest. About 1,500 troops simulated delaying actions against a captured forward area while British participation was noted though not active.
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Berlin
Grunewald
Hamburg
Gatow
Rhine
Heidelberg
U. S
Rhone
Altussheim
Grunewald Forest
Sevral
Associated Press Bureau
Davis Will Debate Willkie in Madison Housing Talk
Representative Glenn Davis of Waukesha announced acceptance of a debate on the housing question in Madison on September 6. His opponent will be Horace Willkie of Madison, the Democratic candidate for Davis’ congressional seat. The Dane County Political Education Conference arranged the debate.
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Waukesha
Wis
Glenn Davis
Madison
Horace Willkie
Davis
Congress
Willkie
Dane County Political Education Conference
Murray Declares President Making Campaign Progress
Senator Murray argues President Truman gains public support for challenging Congress over high living costs. Senator Watkins counters that inflation relief requires sacrifice and warns Truman lacks the leadership for the big job ahead.
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Murray
Jack Bell
Washington
Mont
Truman
Congress
Watkins
Utah
West
Montana
Green County Shines at State Centennial Fair
Green County is heavily represented at the Wisconsin State Fair Park events in West Allis as exhibitors and concession staff showcase the 100th birthday. Albany’s Broughton brothers display sheep, Swiss Colony’s chalet draws crowds with yodeling and music, and local figures promote cheese industry education. Visitors are guided to the fair through routes from Janesville to the west gate while celebrated figures like Elsie the cow and Alice in Dairyland attract daily throngs.
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Green County
Wisconsin State Fair Park
West Allis
Broughton Brothers
Albany
Harry
Calvin
Lynn
Milwaukee
Carl Marty Jr
Monroe
Glenn Kubly
F. L. Hoffman
Fairgrounds
Janesville
84Th
West Gate
Elsie
Beauregard
Alice
Frances R. Burt
Woman's Hall
Wisconsin
Lizzie Lewis
Upright Swiss Embroidery Co
New Glarus
Severe storm hits Wisconsin area with hail and lightning
A late day hail and lightning storm disrupted services across Green County and nearby towns. Power lines were sparked at a Wisconsin Power and Light substation, forcing a two hour outage, while the Carnation Milk Co. plant transformer burned out. Darlington and Appleton reported widespread hail damage to property, gardens, and vehicles though injuries were not reported. Forecasters expected fair, cooler conditions tonight with a warm tomorrow.
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Green County
Monroe
8Th Street
16Th Avenue
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Roy Speich
Power Company
United Telephone Co
Gratiot
Carnation Milk Co
Darlington
Darlington Country Club
Wisconsin
Appleton
Associated Press
Rhinelander
Oneida
Thunderlake
U S and Allies to Send 300 More Observers to Palestine
Secretary of State Marshall announced that the United States France and Belgium will contribute 300 armed forces personnel as truce observers in Palestine. The U N mediation effort led by Count Folke Bernadotte requested a larger force, but the U S declined and referred the request to the Security Council. Fighting continued in Jerusalem with Arabs shelling Jewish positions and machine gun duels near the Damascus Gate. Nine Jewish soldiers surrendered at government house.
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Marshall
United States
France
Belgium
Palestine
U. S
Mediterranean
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Bernadotte
U. N. Security Council
A. Lundstroem
U. N. Truce Commission
Jerusalem
Damascus
Holy City
U. N
Kadia
U. N. Palestine
Red Cross
Stockholm
Trans-Jordan
International Red Cross
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Government House
Rufenacht Submits Rezoning Pleas Amid Sunrise Point Plans
Paul F. Rufenacht asks city council to rezone a northwest Monroe business area along 9th street and 17th avenue and to extend residential zoning for adjacent blocks. A second petition seeks rezoning north of Highway 11 west of 81 to light industrial or business districts. Sunrise Point subdivision would cover 7.2 acres north of the Green County fairgrounds.
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Paul F. Rufenacht
Petitions Council For Action
9Th Street
Highway 11
Sunrise Point
Frank A. Buehler
City Planning Commission
Monroe
17Th Avenue
Rufenacht
11Th Avenue
Aufenacht
10Th Avenue
10Th and
11Th Avenues
L. A. Koenig
Samuel Pilz
Edna Schmid
Milton K
Lester M. Johnson
Nortth
Green County Fairgrounds
27Th Avenue
Robert Rutsch
Roy Schiffman
Floyd B. Coplien
Ed Walter
John C. Kopp
Monroe Transit Lines Inc
Emmett J. Norton
Police and Safety Committee
William Beckman
Llth Street
Buehler
Hugo H. Voelkli
Public Property Committee
City Hall
23Rd Street
Cities Service Oil Co
Illinois Central Railroad
Murphy Brothers Storage Co
Leslie G. Kindschi
13Th Street
J. H. Schwaiger
Milwaukee
John T. Etter
Mrs Nels Loe 85 Dies in Madison Hospital
Mrs Nels Loe aged 85 formerly of Blanchardville Wisconsin died at 8 20 a m in a Madison hospital after a period of failing health and a leg amputation. Born Mary Foss in Valdres Norway she came to America at seven and settled in Soldiers Grove. She married Nels Loe in 1880 and lived in Blanchardville then Birchwood with her daughter-in-law. Survivors include three sons Helmer Millard Otto nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery Blanchardville with services at the Blanchardville Lutheran Church.
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Blanchardville
Nels Loe
Birchwood
Wis
Madison
America
Soldiers’ Grove
Helmer
Miami
Fla
Millard
Otto
Chicago
Lee
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Torgney Kleven
Saether
Graceland Cemetery
John Haldiman
Walter Peterson
William Granberg
Verne Marshall
Earl Barber
W. E. Gould
Aquacade Rescheduled After Rain at Recreation Park
The aquacade postponed by rain will be held Thursday night after a 7:30 water polo game between Monroe and Beloit city teams. Over 30 youths participate in the夏 swimming program with water ballets by girls and a boys' voodoo act. Directed by Ruthella Share and JoAnne Elmer.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Beloit City
Aquacade
Ruthella Share
JoAnne Elmer
Wisconsin cheese market stays weak and dull
Madison reports continue the weak Wisconsin American cheese market with lower prices. Selling prices include state assembly points 4914 5314, square prints 4814 51, long horns 49 51, single daisies 48 5014.
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Madison
Today
Haircut Prices Rise in Pittsburgh Union Shops
Haircuts in Pittsburgh union shops cost $1.25 today while master barbers increased shaving prices from 50 to 75 cents.
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Pittsburgh
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