Green County Schools Prep For Opening After Summer
Green County schools push opening set for Sept 3 4 with junior and senior high staff meetings on Sept 3. Football equipment day and practice begin Labor Day with decisions by players. Grade and high school schedules outlined including class periods and textbook handouts. Renovations include Lulow Library redecorating and DDT spraying planned. Enrollment details pending verification.
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Don Huddleston
Evans
Prin. T. R. Holyoke
State Board of Health
Lulow
Green County
Boy a Hero Kansas City
Six year old Randy Tavs carried his 5 year old playmate a quarter mile after a freight train crushed the boy's foot. John Filsinger Jr. joined in as doctors saved the left foot and most toes, crediting Randy's quick action with averting severe shock and blood loss.
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Kansas City
Randy Tavs
Randy
John Filsinger Jr
Political Pawn Denver
William B. Wright of Deeth Nevada, president of the American National Livestock Association, said meat has become a political pawn after price controls. He claimed organized consumers are being coerced by CIO influence on food policy and charged the dairy ceiling issue targets key dairy states ahead of elections.
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Denver
American National Livestock Association
William B. Wright
Deeth
Nev
Association
America
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Wright
Monroe to light up for Christmas 1946 with larger display
The Monroe retail bureau outlined a bigger Yuletide plan four months ahead. Decorations cost more and are scarce, with lights set to go on November 15. Plans include three large trees at the county court house park and wreaths on lamp posts, plus possible street tiers or streamer avenues. Walter Day was authorized to order more decorations.
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Monroe
Retail Bureau
Ludlow Hotel
County Court House Park
Court House
Walter L. Day
Chamber of Commerce
Harry J. Bellahan
Sherman
Louis Kohli
Louis Buri
Kenneth Hall
Howard P. Olsen
Prime Steers Hit $30 Record on Chicago Market
Prime steers sold at a record $30 per 100 pounds on the Chicago livestock market. A load of 61 head averaging 1,423 pounds achieved the new high, surpassing the previous peak of $21.50 in 1919. But overall marketdown prices for hogs and cattle offset the record run amid large weekend supplies.
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Chicago
Kenosha Fatality Report For Otto A Gabriel
Chicago man Otto A Gabriel, 23, was killed when his car left highway F on a curve and crashed into two trees about 22 miles west of town in Salem township.
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Kenosha
Otto A. Gabriel
Chicago
Here
Salem Township
Tough plan to stamp out meat black market says Price Administrator
Washington announces the toughest program yet to curb the meat black market with new ceilings. OPA enforcement will be aided by Justice, Agriculture and Treasury departments and a meat inspections staff boost, while live stock producers risk market moves.
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Washington
Paul Porter
OPA
Justice, Agriculture and Treasury Departments
Porter
Congress
Minneapolis
Monroe Veterans Housing Project Progress Approved
Zenno A. Gorder's board authorizes material procurement for Monroe's share of a federal housing authority project to house 14 veterans and families. J P Cullen & Son of Janesville holds the contract dated Aug 6 with completion targeted Sept 19. Rent set at 26 dollars monthly and site work includes sidewalks sewers and water lines.
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Zenno A. Gorder
Public Works
Board of Public Works
Monroe
Federal Public Housing Authority
FPHA
J. P. Cullen & Son
Janesville
Harold I. Moe
22Nd
23Rd Streets
12Th Avenue
Ogden
Cullen & Son
Polio victims increase as public gatherings targeted
Five new poliomyelitis cases reported at Kenosha as steps move to ban children from public assembly in several Wisconsin cities. Other items note Ukraine asking UN Security Council action on Greece and Nehru named to head India’s interim government. Additional results include Frank J Bennett winning the Grand American handicap in trapshooting.
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Jerry Frost
Kenosha
London
Reuters
New Delhi
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
India
George VI
Two Democrats Qualify With Late Expense Filings
Ralph F Ross and Roy St John secured spots on the general election ballot by court orders to file late post election expense statements. Ross cited hospital stay as reason for delay. his filing shows no contributions or expenditures. St John blamed a misunderstood deadline and reported no contributions or expenses. The La Follette-Immel club reported 128 in contributions and 127.63 in expenditures with 1.82 in obligations. Green County Democratic Party filed no contributions or expenses.
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Ralph F. Ross
Roy St. John
Register of Deeds
Clarence W
Roy McBride
Brodhead
Ross
Veterans’ Hospital
Wood
Wis
St. John
la Follette-Immel Club
Emma Becker
Green County Democratic Party
McBride
Once Famed Theater Luminary George White Goes to Jail
George White 52, famed for Scandals, begins a year in San Diego county jail after pleading guilty to a hit and run that killed a newlywed couple July 20. He was fined 600 dollars and granted time to settle affairs before serving the sentence. His attorney called him a once rich man now poor and penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
George White
San Diego County
Here
John Holt
Robbie Garcia
White
Holt
Two Cars Damaged in Monroe Noontime Wreck
At the corner of 117th Avenue and 17th Street two cars collided shortly after noon. Robert Kubly, driving a Ford east on 17th Street, and Martin Riese in an Oldsmobile on 117th Avenue, escaped with only bruises. Damages totaled about 175 dollars to the Ford and 300 dollars to the Olds, with the Olds overturning.
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117Th Avenue
17Th Street
Robert Kubly
12Th Street
Martin Riese
Monroe
Kubly
Ford
Riese
17Th Avenue
Release of Litvinoff Deepens Western Diplomacy Strain
Washington reports the release of Maxim Litvinoff from his Soviet deputy foreign minister post harms Russian cooperation with the United States and Britain. U.S. officials note intensified Stalinist control, purges in Ukraine, and suppression of Western ideas, with limited access for American diplomats to Soviet ports and consulates.
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Washington
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
Britain
Stalin
Soviet Union
Archangel
Vladivostok
Odessa
UNRRA
Russia
Moscow
Litvinoff
Turkey
Iran
Poland
Balkans
State Department
Communist Party
Ukraine
Leningrad
Atomic Energy Trial Aims To Save Girl From Liver Infection
In Boston a 3-year-old girl, Janice Moschella, near death from a malignant liver infection, will receive rare radio activated phosphorus therapy. Dr Saul Hertz, a Harvard MIT specialist, will administer the 10 milli curies cyclotron-produced treatment after other methods failed.
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Boston
Atomic Energy
Janice Moschella
Michael Moschella
East Boston
University of Illinois
Saul Hertz
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bring Body of Richard Hanold Home From Germany
Richard Hanold aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hanold Belleville was killed in a German street car accident while stationed with the U S Army. His body is en route to the United States with survivors including his parents a brother and a sister.
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Richard Hanold
U. S
Lawrence Hanold
Belleville
Germany
United States
Lawrence
Florence Deininger Hanold
United States Army
Europe
Urvivors
Hanold
Donald
Anna Lou
Belle
Time Runs Out as Tito Denounces U S Recon Flights
Marshal Tito accuses U S military authorities of deliberate aerial reconnaissance along the Alpine border as five Americans die in the Aug 9 crash of a U S C 47 near Bled. Ambassador Patterson says bodies will be repatriated to Belgrade for funeral with full honors.
Truck Driver Killed as Train Collides Near Ripon
Ripon records the death of Arnold Krohn 40 from Fond du Lac when the county highway truck he drove was struck by a Milwaukee road freight train five miles north of Ripon. Engineer Harry Parker and fireman Ed Coughlin leaped to safety as the locomotive overturned and tracks were torn up.
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Ripon
Arnold Krohn
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee Road
Here
Harry E. Parker
Ed Coughlin
Five Americans to be buried with honors in Belgrade
The bodies of five American soldiers killed when a U S Army transport was shot down in Yugoslavia will be flown to Belgrade for burial with full military honors. Ambassador Patterson said the men Capt. Robert J. Crays pilot Capt. J P Schrieber Capt. B H Preston Cpl M Conke and Col J Lower will be transported by Patterson in his plane Monday or Tuesday and a military escort likely will be requested from Marshal Tito's government.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
United States
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Bled
Robert H. Crays
H. P. Schrieber
Tito
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
United States Army
Patterson
Robert J. Crays
J. PF. Schrieber
B. H. Prestone
M. Conke
Col. (. J. Lower
Czecho-Hungary Peace Parley Deliberates Preamble
At the peace conference the Czechoslovak delegates urged the preamble note Hungary as an axis ally and first satellite to join. Romanian and Yugoslav delegates raised date and amendment issues as discussions dragged on. General Walter Smith suggested proceeding without new amendments while Hungary sought to insert a contribution claim into the preamble.
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Paris
Czechoslovakia
Peace Conference
Hungary
Vladimir Clementis
Ukraine
Avda Humo
Smith
Wisconsin State Fair Horse Show Directors Named
W R Schuetze returned from a five day stay at the Wisconsin state fair where he served as one of five directors appointed by the state department of agriculture to run what was described as one of the largest horse shows in history. F J Southcott of Waukesha judged hackney and jumper classes at the Green county fair and served as general manager.
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W. R. Schuetze
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
F. J. Southcott
Waukesha
Green County Fair
The Goetz and Chalet Theaters Begin Redecorations
The Goetz and Chalet theaters are being redecorated. The Goetz theater will soon be in operation 15 years.
US weighs armed protection for planes near Yugoslavia
Washington reports slow unfolding of a 48 hour ultimatum over the downing of two US Army transports. A Belgrade dispatch says five American fliers died, with no survivors from the newest shot down craft. Patterson in Belgrade probes Tito meeting and attacks on transports. A common grave in Koprivnik holds five bodies.
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Washington
State Acheson
Yugoslavia
State Department
Associated Press
Belgrade
United States
United Nations Security Council
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal Tito
Patterson
Koprivnik
Americans Freed After Yugoslav Interment Meet Byrnes
Captain William Crombie and Lt Bill McNew along with five Americans and two Hungarians were freed by Yugoslavs after two weeks in captivity. Crombie and McNew met with James Byrnes in Paris for over an hour, then returned to their posts likely to Vienna. Bevin also pressed Byrnes in a separate Paris meeting as strategists discussed peace talks and the German crisis.
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Byrnes
Paris
U.S
James F. Byrnes
William Crombie
East Longmeadow
Mass
Bill L. McNew
Atlanta
Vienna
Ernest Bevin
U. S
Bevin
London
Wage Stabilization Decision Pressed by Government
Washington reports major government talks on future wage stabilization policy as reconversion director John R. Steelman meets the wage board and White House conferences continue. The CIO and several large industrial unions threaten higher wage demands if living costs rise, risking labor-management peace for months.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
White House
CIO
Score of GAR Members at Conclave
The 80th annual GAR encampment opens in Indianapolis with about 85 survivors expected and potentially 11 in attendance. The once large organization has dwindled from over 300000 members to a fraction, most now too old to travel to the Hoosier Capital.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Hoosier
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Miami
Fla
Reds
Girl
Venezia Giulia
Italy
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Slovenia
Czecho-Hungary
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Kardelj
V. M. Molotov
Evard Kardelj
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