Inquiry on Cheese Pricing Proposed by Senator Olson
A Madison gathering of the legislative council discussed an inquiry into cheese pricing led by State Senator Melvin J. Olson. Olson clarified hearings would cover general agricultural issues rather than cheese alone, with potential prosecutions if price fixing is found and cooperation from farm groups and state departments.
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Wisconsin
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R-Eau Claire
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Anti-Trust Division
Leonard Bessman
Brodhead Man Dies In Highway 104 Truck Accident
Henry Hendrickson 64 of Brodhead died after a southbound pickup struck him on highway 104 two and a half miles north of highway 11. Richard Newcomer 16 reported seeing him in the road cresting a hill. Hendrickson died at St. Clare hospital after earlier treatment. He was born August 12, 1883 in Milltown Polk County and lived in Orfordville and Brodhead. Survived by three brothers Lever Edward and Louis. Funeral tentatively set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Silverthorn funeral home Orfordville.
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10Th Street
Brodhead
Newcomer
Rock County
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Polk County
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Louis
Lever
Orfordville
Edward
North Valley Lutheran Church
Silverthorn Funeral Home
Planes Seek One Craft Find Another In France Search
U S air force officials reported an unconfirmed sighting of a crashed aircraft near Bitche France while searching for a missing C-47 transport from Pisa Italy to Frankfurt with 20 aboard. French dispatch said an American transport crashed near Bitche and authorities seek definite confirmation amid fragmentary reports from Wiesbaden and Kaiserslautern signals.
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Communists' Silent Filibuster Broken in French Assembly
A 10 hour silent filibuster by communist deputies was ended and the national assembly was recalled to pass Schuman's anti strike law. The bill would allow the government to fine and jail strike agitators for three months and impose tougher penalties for sabotage as millions idle. Back to work movements emerged in some unions, but coal mines stayed nearly shut.
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National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Farm Bureau Elects 7 Board Directors
Seven directors who will form the 1948 Green County Farm Bureau Federation board were elected at the annual meeting last evening at Turner Hall. More than 300 farm men and women attended to hear plans for a Green County Marketing Co operative and a Prairie du Chien superphosphate plant. Directors elected: Glenn Roderick Clarno, Henry Sippel Cadiz, R J Douglas Spring Grove, Frank Deininger Jefferson, Edward Roth Monroe, Robert Arn New Glarus, Frank Bloom Jordan.
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Green County
R. J. Douglas
Frank Bloom
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Clarno
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Frank Deininger
Jefferson
Edward Roth
Robert Arn
New’ Glarus
Jordan
Grain Exchanges Blame Government For Bread Grain Costs
Leaders of the nazi grain exchanges blamed government purchases for export rather than speculation for today's high prices as living costs rose. Trading was light in bread and breakfast grain items. Wheat fell to 3.11 per bushel for December while corn moved to 2.57 and oats ranged around 1.24 in December contracts.
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Rumored Royal Engagement Nears Announcement
Copenhagen reports a well informed source says the engagement of King Mihai of Romania and French Danish Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma is likely to be announced within a month.
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Halleck Sees House GOP Move to Cut Emergency Aid
Washington Republican leader Halleck said there is considerable sentiment among House GOP members to reduce the $597 million emergency foreign aid package approved by the Senate. He warned no decision has been made on the exact amount and that amendments to trim $60 to $90 million or more may appear when the bill is debated. The controversy includes removal of $60 million for China, with split opinions on immediate aid to China and broader Marshall Plan limits.
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Graziani Trial Delayed by Illness in Rome
The trial of Marshal Rodolfo Graziani on war crimes charges in Rome was postponed indefinitely due to his illness. Graziani is reported to suffer from heart disease.
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Truck load of waste paper burns on 11th Street
A city truck hauled waste paper onto 11th Street between 15th and 16th Avenues. The load caught fire shortly after 2 PM, contents were dumped on the street and burned out quickly with no report of injuries or further damage.
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Middle East in Flames as Arab Rioters Attack Jerusalem
Thousands of Arabs attacked the Jewish quarter in Jerusalem, smashing shops and burning vehicles while police and troops struggle to restore order. Across Palestine and Middle East, demonstrations and clashes spread as nations react to partition plans.
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Veteran Illinois publisher Howard C. Schaub dies at 84
Howard C. Schaub, 84, president of Decatur News Papers Inc. and publisher of the Decatur Herald Review and Champaign Courier, died in Fort Lauderdale Florida after a three week illness. A longtime Illinois newspaperman, he suffered a heat attack in 1937 and had been less active in his business since.
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U S Ship Renville Arrives to Host Peace Talks
The U S Navy transport Renville docked at Batavia Java to serve as the seat of peace negotiations between Dutch and Indonesian representatives.
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Bidault Returns to Paris for Talks with Schuman
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, after attending the big four talks in London, arrived in Paris this morning to confer with Premier Robert Schuman on ongoing postwar negotiations and policy directions.
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City Tax Rate May Stay At Present $30 Level
The Monroe city council likely will keep the 1948 real estate tax rate at $30 per thousand, the same as 1997, with final budget action postponed due to incomplete county levy figures. Alder man Henry Tschudy said the surplus could boost the reserve fund, supporting planned major expenditures like the sewer disposal plant and courthouse square redevelopment.
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Times
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Monroe
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Lengacher
St. Clare Hospital
Tschudy
Court House Square
Stuessy Heads Green County School Committee
Eugene Stuessy of New Glarus was elected chairman of Green county’s new school committee at its organization meeting in the county superintendent Miss Florence Wartenweiler’s office. The panel, formed under the 1947 school aid act, will meet again Monday evening to discuss equalization of tuition and district reorganization.
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New Glarus
New Green County
Florence Wartenweiler
Wartenweiler
Green County
John Coryell
Browntown
C. P. Morgan
Brooklyn
Stuessy
New Rolland Keen
Robert Zimmerman
Monticello
Pearl Engebretson
Brodhead
City Skating Rink to Open Mid December
City recreation director Miss Loraine Schumacher said the skating rink at 16th Avenue and 15th Street is expected to open mid December once a caretaker is hired and the rink flooded. Little Lake Francis already has about a foot of ice and is used by Lakeside Heights residents, while no ice is planned to be cut on the lake this winter.
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Orner
16Th Avenue
15Th Street
Loraine Schumacher
Lake Francis
Lakeside Heights
Leland Lamboley
7Th Street
Hyde
Retail Butter Up Two Cents in City
Monroe housewives face a two cent rise per pound for butter as wholesale dealers price increases take effect yesterday. Butter now 91 and 92 cents. eggs steady with best large at 65 cents and pullet eggs about 45 cents a dozen. Milk prices drop one cent per quart to 19 cents following a 20 cent per hundred cut to Illinois producers.
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Monroe
Illinois
Former GAO official blasts U S bookkeeping practices
T Coleman Andrews former GAO director said the government keeps its books so badly that it is unclear if there was a surplus or deficit in the prior year He argued the reported 1947 budget surplus of 757 million was mainly a cash balance and did not include later reported nursements and army adjustments before June 30 This testimony opened a House subcommittee probe into Reconstruction Finance Corporation bookkeeping ahead of a broader wartime purchase investigation.
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General Accounting Office
T. Coleman Andrews
GAO
Treasury
Andrews
House
Army
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Robert Foley Burned By Pitch Splash At Burgess Battery
Robert Foley aged 20 employed at Burgess Battery Company was splashed with hot pitch while handling chunks for melting. He sustained face and neck burns and an eye injury. His condition was reported as good at St. Clare hospital after the accident yesterday morning.
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Burgess Battery Company
St.Clare Hospital
Taft Calls Saving and Restraint Remedy for Conditions
Philadelphia senator Taft told the St. Andrew's Society dinner that the remedy for current American and world conditions is saving and restraint. He urged sound fiscal policy, greater production, and more incentives to produce, with limited government interference and more freedom.
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