Inquiry Proposed By Senator Olson On Cheese Pricing
A Wisconsin legislative council considering an inquiry into cheese price fixing was proposed by State Senator Melvin J. Olson of South Wayne. The plan would be handled by the council’s agriculture committee or the attorney general’s new anti trust division, with hearings on general agricultural issues to start January 14.
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Madison
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
Legislative Council
Olson
New’ Anti‘trust Division
Attorney General's “Office
Fie 2B
Jan Olson
Timesermoon
Wisconsin
Commi
Dairy
Agriculture Committee
Assémblyman Ricé
Gr-Delevan
Assemblyman Pritchard
R-Eau
Assemblyman -Broadfoot
R Conservation
Brown
Oshkosh
Youngs
Oconto
Meunier
Sturgeon Bay
Veterans
Gettleman
Milwaukee
Christensen
Racine
la Fond
Two Rivers
Genzmer
Mayville
Linnegan
Busby
Ludvigeen
Labor and Industry
Ludvigsen
Hartland
McBride
Rmilwaukee
Dancy
Waukesha
Schlabach
R-La
Brodhead Man Dies After Truck Collision
Henry Hendrickson 64 of Brodhead died at St. Clare hospital after a pickup truck struck him on highway 104 two and a half miles north of highway 11. Richard Newcomer 16 of Brodhead said he first saw Hendrickson walking and the victim, born August 12 1883, had head and chest injuries. Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Silverthorn funeral home in Orfordville. Survivors include three brothers Sever of Orfordville Edward of Milltown and Louis of Brodhead. He had lived in Orfordville and Brodhead. He never married.
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Hendrickson
Brodhead
St. Clare
Route
Albany
Richard Newcomer
Rock
M. W
Stuessy
St. Clare “Hospital
Milltown
Polk
Orfordville
Louis
Sever
Edward
North Valley Lutheran Church
Silverthorn Funeral Home
Planes Seek Missing Dakota After C-47 Disappearance
U S air force officials said they had an unconfirmed report of a crashed aircraft near Bitche France linked to a C 47 missing since Friday on a Pisa Italy Frankfurt flight with 20 aboard. French agency later reported an American transport crash near Bitche and radio signals suggested the ship went down near Kaiserslautern in occupied Germany.
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Germany
U. S. Airforce
Bitche
France
Pisa
Italy
Strasbourg
Kaiserslautern
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Communists Smashed Silent Filibuster in French Assembly
Paris dispatch reports a two hour silent filibuster by communist deputies ended as the national assembly reconvened to consider Premier Robert Schuman's anti strike bill. The measure would authorize three month penalties for strike agitators with fines and jail terms amid mass work stoppages. Strong back to work movements touched unions including postal workers and railway men though coal mines remained nearly 100 percent closed.
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Paris
National ‘Assembly
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Farm Bureau Elects 7 Directors for Green County
Seven directors were elected to form Green County Farm Bureau Federation board for 1948 at the annual meeting held at Turner hall. Over 300 farmers attended as plans were outlined for a Green County Marketing Co operative and expansion of the plant food program with a new superphosphate plant.
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Green County Farm Bureau Federation
Turner ‘Hall
Green County
Bounty Co-operative
Geri
Douglas
Frank Bloom
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Glenn Roderick
Clarno
Henry Sippel
Cadiz
R. J. Douglas
Spring Grove
Frank Deininger
Jefferson
Edward’ Roth
Monroe J. Robert
Arn
New: Glarus
R and Frank Bloom
Jordan
Grain Exchanges Blame Government for Export Purchases
Leaders of the nations grain exchanges blamed government purchases for export rather than speculation for high prices as the cost of living rose. Trading was light with wheat down about two cents a bushel and December contracts at 3.11. Corn fell briefly but closed near yesterday's level while oats showed mixed moves.
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Associated Press
J Exchanges
Board of Trade
Engagement Rumor Ties Romanian King to French Danish Princess
A well informed source close to the Danish royal family said today the engagement of King Mihai of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma would probably be announced soon.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Mihai
Romania
Anne’ of
Bourbon-Parma
Halleck Predicts House May Cut Aid
Indiana Republican leader Halleck said there is considerable sentiment in the House GOP to cut the emergency foreign aid package from the Senate 597 million. He noted no decision on amount and possible amendments could trim funds by 60 to 90 million or more. The bill's fate hinges on late-week debates and party divisions over China aid and broader European recovery costs.
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Republic
Halleck
Ind
House
GOP
Senate
House Republican Steering Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
China
High House
Italy
France
Austria
Martin
R-Mass
Congress
Graziani Trial Delayed Due to Illness in Rome
Rome reports the trial of Marshal Rodolfo Graziani on war collaboration charges postponed indefinitely because of illness. Graziani is said to suffer from heart disease, delaying proceedings that were to begin today. A city truck hauling waste paper caught fire on 11th Street between 15th and 16th Avenues, burning its contents on the street before burning out.
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Graziani
Rome
Rodolfo Graziani
11Th Street
15Th
16Th Avenue
Middle East Turmoil Erupts as Jerusalem Riots Rage
Thousands of Arabs storm Jerusalem as protests over partition ignite two hours of clashes. Bren guns fire, shops burn, and vehicles are overturned while Jewish volunteers direct traffic and police battle the rioters. Casualties reported. U N watches.
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Palestine
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Jewish Defense Army
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Old City of Jerusalem
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St. Julian’s Way
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Mamillah Road
Jerusalem Hospital
Asher Lazar
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
U. N
United Nations
New York
Security Council
Cairo
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
Syrian Chamber of Deputies
Arab League Fund
Liberation” of Palestine
National Defense Committee
Baghdad
Iraq
United States
Russia
Veteran Publisher Dies After Illness in Florida
Howard C. Schaub age 84 president of Decatur Newspapers Inc publishers of the Decatur Herald Review and the Champaign Urbana Courier died in Fort Lauderdale Florida after a three week illness. He had suffered a heart attack in 1937 and had been less active in publishing since.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Howard C. Schaub
Decatur (l) Newspapers, Inc
Decatur Herald Review
Champaign-Urbana
Ul.) Courier
Illinois
Schaub
Renville Arrives to Host Dutch Indonesian Peace Talks
The U S Navy transport Renville arrived at Batavia Java to serve as the seat of peace negotiations between Dutch and Indonesian representatives.
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Batavia
Java
U. S. Navy
Renville
Bidault Arrives In Paris After London Talks
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, in London for the big four talks, reached Paris this morning to confer with Premier Robert Schuman on the post talks situation.
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Bidault
Paris
Georges Bidault
London
Robert Schuman
City Tax Rate May Stay At Present $30 Level
City council to postpone final budget action. tentative 1948 tax rate expected to stay at $30 per $1,000. Finance chair Henry Tschudy notes county levy delays and surplus boosts, aiming to build reserve funds for major future expenditures rather than cut the rate.
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Chai
Cotee
Green County
Monroe
Hines
Lengacher
Clare Hospital
Lkely
Tex
House Square
Tschudy
Commcil
Newi
Stuessy Heads Green County School Committee
Eugene Stuessy of New Glarus was chosen chairman of Green County’s new six member school committee at the organization meeting in the county superintendent Miss Florence Wartenweiler’s office. The panel discussed laws, duties, equalization of tuition, and district reorganization with meetings set for Dec. 15.
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Eugene Stuessy
New Glarus
New Green County
Florence Wartenweiler
Green County
John Coryell
Browntown
C. P. Morgan
Brooklyn
Stuessy
Rolland Keen
Juda
Robert Zimmerman
Monticello
Pearl Engebretson
Brodhead
Retail Butter Up Two Cents in City
Monroe housewives face a two cent rise in butter price per pound as wholesale changes take effect. Butter now 91 and 92 cents. eggs steady with large grade at 65 cents and pullets about 45 cents per dozen. Milk drops one cent per quart to 19 cents after producers in Illinois saw a 20 cent per hundred cut.
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Monroe
Deaters
Robert Foley Injured by Hot Pitch Splash at Battery Plant
A young employee, Robert Foley aged 20, suffered burns to his face and neck and an eye injury when hot pitch splashed during preparation for melting at Burgess Battery Company where he worked. He was treated at St. Clare hospital and listed in good condition.
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Robert Foley
Sth Avenue
3Th Street
Burgess Battery Company
St. Clare Hospital
City Skating Rink to Open Near Mid December
City recreation director Miss Loraine Schumacher said the corner rink may open around mid December once a caretaker is hired. Nearby Little Lake Francis already has about a foot of ice and Lakeside Heights residents plan an ice skating party in about a week.
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6Th Avenue
15Th Street
Loraine Schumacher
Little Lake
Francis
Lakeside Heights
Leland Lamboley
7Th Street
Lake Francis
Hyde's Pond
Lamboley
Old Employe Attacks U S Bookkeeping Practices
Former GAO official T Coleman Andrews told a House subcommittee that the government kept its books so badly that a reported 1947 fiscal year surplus may have been only cash balance and did not reflect post June 30 disbursements by the army and navy. He testified as part of a probe into Reconstruction Finance Corporation bookkeeping amid wartime purchases.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
T. Coleman Andrews
GAO
Treasury
Andrews
House Executive Expenditures
Army
Navy
Re- Construction Finance Corporation
Taft Addresses St. Andrew's Dinner on Restraint and Policy
Senator Taft spoke at the St. Andrew's Society centennial dinner in Philadelphia, arguing saving and restraint as remedies to current world conditions. He urged government caution to avoid overproduction and urged policies to preserve freedom.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Ohio
St. Andrew's Society of
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