UN Security Council hears Korea clash and holy war claim
Malik accuses North Korea of waging a holy war for liberty in a UN speech while US and Britain defend themselves. The yearlong debate raises whether UN policing will extend beyond the 38th Parallel and if billions spent will avert a broader clash of ideologies. The outcome hinges on leadership at the White House and within the UN.
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Russia
Jakob Malik
Kremlin
Korea
United Nations Security Council
United States
Great Britain
Malik
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Time To Register For Local Elections
Citizens encouraged to exercise the right to vote in county state and district elections. City residents must verify registration status by 5 p m September 6 and check address changes or new arrivals at city hall. Do not overlook the upcoming election September 19 as every year is a good year to vote.
Broken Promises and Rail Strike Shake White House
President Truman expressed anger after a nation wide railroad strike was called soon after unions promised there would be no such nationwide action. Two unions assured yesterday that token strikes would stay local and not spread. The pledge was widely publicized and viewed as a major public relations setback for organized labor.
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Truman
White House
Broughton Farm Wins Champion Shropshire at State Fair
Veteran breeders A Broughton and Sons claim the champion Shropshire ewe at the state fair. Kenneth J Kopp of Galesville shows the champion Shropshire ram. Byron Meech of Beloit wins best Spotted Poland China boar.
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A.broughton and Sons
Alrany
Kenneth J. Kopp
Galesville
Byron Meech
Beloit
Poland
Weckerly Rites Held In South Wayne Area
South Wayne residents and area people attended Belleville services Monday for John Weckerly. Attendees included B. E. Weckerly, Frank Jones, A. H. Rading, D. M. Howry, Fred Hastings, Rolland Rhoede, Joseph Cardascio and Merlyn Williams. Masonic burial services were conducted by the local South Wayne chapter of which Mr. Weckerly was a member.
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Weckerly Ritres
South Wayne
Belleville
John Weckerly
Messrs
Mmes
B. E. Weckerly
Frank Jones
A. H. Rading
D. M. Howry
Fred Hastings
Rolland Rhoede
Joseph Cardascio
Merlyn Williams
Mr. Weckerly
Resignation and wartime shifts mark 1940 briefing
Harry L. Hopkins resigns as secretary of commerce with Jesse H. Jones slated to take the post. New York mercury records drop below freezing. Golden Gate exposition building burns in California. business leaders at a Chicago institute foresee U S entry into the war in 1941.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Merce
Jesse H. Jones
New York
California
National Institute
Chicago
United States
Normal School Sets August 28 Opening For Fall Term
Green County Normal school will open August 28 with the demonstration school starting September 5 announced by Principal Otto W. Lund. Prospects are bright for a large junior class with 12 advance enrollments already on file including Helen Peterson Argyle Carol Winn Brownstown Letha Stuessy Brodhead Naomi Itten Monticello Barbara Pann Beloit Verlene Kaderly Brodhead Mardell Brunner Brodhead Phyllis Gunderson Beloit Helene Bollerud Argyle Leona Everson Argyle Ruth Dunphy Albany Nancy Shoemaker Red Oak Ii.
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Green County Normal School
Otto W. Lund
Lund
Whitewater State Teachers
Lawrence Rites Held For 3 Year Old Jeffrey Lawrence
Out of town relatives and friends attend funeral services in Lawrence for Jeffrey Lawrence, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Lawrence. pallbearers include A H Schneider, Harold Kading, Alfred Henning, J Lacey. Mrs James Gordee was soloist.
Sea Scouts Missing in English Channel Search
London authorities report 10 Sea Scouts missing since Sunday after their 27 foot sailing whaleboat vanished while cruising from Calais to London. British coastal command planes scoured the channel today for clues to their fate.
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SEA Scouts
London
British Coastal Command
English Channel
London Sea
Calais
France
Monroe Park Band Monticello Concert Draws Large Crowd
Monroe's barnstorming park band drew an exceptionally large audience in Monticello last evening. The 80 minute concert featured three local soloists Jack Voegeli Fred Voegeli and Ivan Schenk. Additional Madison players joined the 48 member group Elmer Ziegler Warren Wisner and Boris Joseph. Gerald Fritz sang Stout Hearted Men while Allan F. Barnard conducted and Charles A Booth announced.
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Monroe
Monticello
Jack Voegeli
Fred Voegeli
Ivan Schenk
Madison
Elmer Ziegler
Warren Wisner
Boris Joseph
Gerald Fritz
Edwin Schuetze
Patricia Knaack
Miss Knaack
Schuetze
Allan F. Barnard
Charles A. Booth
von Suppe
Vienna
Albany School Welcomes New Teacher Richard Warner
Albany village schools open Sept. 5 with registration Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Richard Warner of Madison is the sole new faculty member teaching commercial subjects and coaching athletics after graduating from Whitewater state teachers college in June.
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Albany
Albany Village
Richard Warner
Madison
Whitewater State Teachers College
W. A. Elmer
John Faville
Richard Ryan
Ruth Murwin
Alice Barton
Guerrilla War Spread Report From Taipei
A Chinese nationalist spokesman in Taipei says guerrillas operate in all 35 red ruled provinces. He asserts earlier estimates of 1,000,000 mainland guerrillas must be revised upward.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Milwaukee man dies in collision north of Green Bay
Frank J. Miezin aged 31 of Milwaukee was killed when the truck he rode in crashed with an automobile on a county road about eight miles north of Green Bay last night.
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Green Bay
Frank J. Miezin
Milwaukee
Here
35 Farmers Win State Recognition at Wisconsin Fair
Milwaukee reports 35 outstanding adult farmers named for state recognition at the Wisconsin state fair. Recipients were chosen on recommendations of the Future Farmers of America and include R. Setter Deer Park Leroy W. Gordon Nelsonville Bensel Haines Dodge William Block Berlin Oscar Bischel Bloomer Steve Curtis Clayton Arthur Derr Columbus Tom O Connor Dodgeville Leonard Quilling Menomonie Melvin Severson Eau Claire Robert Gutherie Eau Claire Charles Maas Evansville Craig Beane Fort Atkinson Harvey Grasse Ellison Bay Arnold Ruhbusch Gresham Adam Schaefer Hartford Herman Paulsen Holcomb Robert Kirst Markesan Loyal Wilwok Mayville Walter Rusch Fremont Herman Steinke Oconto morow Lloyd Johnson Cedar Lake Henry Buss Owen Charles Creuziger Sturtevant Glen Horkan Richland Center Irving Stubbe Richland Center Levert Carlson River Falls Edward Fisher Seneca Carl Brandt Stanley Anthony Voytovich Stanley Joel Abramson Sturgeon Bay Henry Richter Union Grove Gordon Friedeman Waukesha Lawrence Johnson Cool Valley Byron Freeman Whitewater.
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Milwaukee
Future Farmers of America
R. Setter
Deer Park
Leroy W. Gordon
Nelsonville
Bensel Haines
Dodge
William Block
Berlin
Oscar Bischel
Bloomer
Steve Curtis
Clayton
Arthur Derr
Columbus
Tom O’connor
Dodgeville
Leonard Quilling
Menomonie
Melvin Severson
Eau Claire
Robert Gutherie
Charles Maas
Evansville
Craig Beane
Fort Atkinson
Harvey Grasse
Ellison Bay
Arnold Ruhbusch
Gresham
Adam Schaefer
Hartford
Herman Paulsen
Holcomb
Robert Kirst
Markesan
Loyal Wilwok
Mayville
Walter Rusch
Fremont
Herman Steinke
Oconomowoc
Lloyd Johnson
Cedar Lake
Henry Buss
Owen
Charles Creuziger
Sturtevant
Glen Horkan
Richland Center
Irving Stubbe
Levert Carlson
River Falls
Edward Fisher
Seneca
Carl Brandt
Stanley
Anthony Voytovich
Joel Abramson
Sturgeon Bay
Henry Richter
Union Grove
Gordon Friedeman
Waukesha
Lawrence Johnson
Cool Valley
Byron Freeman
Whitewater
Electricity Surcharge No Longer Being Added
Wisconsin Power and Light customers no longer pay the 3 percent surcharge on bills. Monroe district manager W S MacDonald explained the PSC allowed the extra charge last year but did not renew it this year. New bills reflect the updated rate.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
W. S. MacDonald
Monroe
State Public Service Commission
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