U S to Release Billion in Arms for Pact Powers
Washington reports that one billion dollars worth of American arms will be sent to Western Europe in weeks as Atlantic alliance nations approved a defense grand strategy. Secretary Louis Johnson and Secretary Acheson await presidential certification. Johnson praised allied cooperation and noted France would receive a large share of arms.
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Washington
Europe
Louis Johnson
Paris
Atlant Alliance
Johnson
Acheson
Truman
Gen
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs’ of Staff
France
Defense Committee
North Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
One Hurt in Six Crashes of Autos
Six traffic accidents occurred on icy streets with one injury reported. Robert Babler, 17, was cut on the head when James Burrington’s car struck a pole on 11th street. Other collisions involved R G Treloar, Richard Gorski, H R Schiapbach, Robert Rosa, and drivers Rufenacht and Miller, plus a truck collision that damaged a meter post on 7th Avenue.
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Robert Babler
11Th Avenue
Babler
James W. Burrington
17Th Street
11Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
R. G. Treloar
9Th Street
Richard K. Gorski
Madison
Gorski
Treloar
17Th Avenue
10Th Street
H. R. Schiapbach
Bth
Robert Rosa
19Th Avenue
Schlapbach
Behting Rosa
20Th Avenue
Robert R. Rufenacht
Route 1
Browntown
Uno Miller
18Th Avenue
7Th Street
Fred W. Brunkow
Route 4
David Stauffacher
30Th Avenue
13Th Street
Albert C. Gantz
Rockford
7Th Avenue
Cheese Producers Set Meeting and Awards in Darlington
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers to wrap 11th annual events with judging by Glen Erbe Horeb Sylvan Kneubuehl Monroe and Edward O Lee Brodhead. Will A Foster of Borden Cheese Co. outlines dairy promotion and land drainage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Darlington
Glen Erbe
Mr. Horeb
Sylvan Kneubuehl
Monroe
Edward O. Lee
Brodhead
Darlington High School
Albert H. Stoldt
Foster
Will A. Foster
Borden Cheese Co
New York City
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Mississippi
National Dairy Council
St. Louis
Borden
Chicago
Detroit
California
Borden Co
Button
Milton Button
Department of Agriculture
Merrill Richardson
Carl Piper
Madison
Robert Hardell
Ben Berger
Edward T Kundert Recalls 84th Birthday at Hardware Store
Edward T. Kundert 84 observed today by continuing his 53 year pattern of reporting to Kundert Brothers hardware store at Monroe. He began in 1896 after succeeding his father and was joined by his brother Otto in 1898. Born December 2, 1865 in New Glarus, he moved to Monroe in 1882 and married Mary Hamann in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Kundert
21St Avenue
Kundert Brothers Hardware Store
Otto
Mr. Kundert
J.T. Etter Sr
New Glarus
Monroe
Mary Hamnan
Swiss Cheese On Tour Gaining Wisconsin Support
Wisconsin tour chief Joseph Mercedes coordinates 21 gift packages of Swiss cheese for a state Cheese Day program. Governor Rennebohm prompted the shipment after questioning absence of southern Wisconsin cheese. Packages sent to Jefferson City for Monday ceremonies with plans to tour Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio Tennessee Georgia Mississippi and end January 16.
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Rennebohm
Joseph Mercedes
Wisconsin Tourist Bureau
Wisconsin
Marathon County
Shanks
Mensevohm
Green County
Jefferson City
Wisconsi
E. C Hamilton
The
Times
D. A. Crandall
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Ray Kubly
Freeport
Mercedes
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Ken
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Bowen of Clarno Dies at 40 After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Wesley D. Bowen 40 of Clarno township died last evening at 10 15 in Deaconess hospital Freeport after a cerebral hemorrhage at his home about 7 p.m. He was born January 13, 1909 on the Bowen homestead and lived there all his life. Surviving: wife Lilly Smobersteg two children Ray 15 and Shirley 16 his mother Mrs Harry D Bowen Monroe and sister Mrs Ervin Schmerse Riverside California. Services Monday at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Newell Mendenhall officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Wesley D. Bowen
Clarno Township
Deaconess
Freeport
Bowen
Harry D
Augusta Wesley Bowen
Monroe Senior
Lilly Smobersteg
St. John’s Church
P. A. Schuh
Ray
Harry
Shirley
Harry D. Bowen Monroe
Ervin Schmerse
Riverside
Calif
Clarnon
Shriner-Neushwanders
Newell Mendenhall
Greenwood Cemetery
Cheddar Prices Drop in Plymouth Market Trading
On the Wisconsin cheese exchange today Cheddar values eased with sales including 2 cars Wis. state brand cheddars at 31½ to 32 cents and 2 more longhorns at 34%. Unfilled bids stood at 3 cars for cheddars and 1 lot for U.S. No. 1 cheddars at 31½ cents, while offers uncovered totaled 5 cars at 32 cents.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Illinois
U. S
Tinois
U.S
Reak
Trial reveals Larson threats to kill Dr McLoone
Witness Mrs. Saide Kriewald testified Larson told his parents and sister on Feb 18 1944 he would kill Dr. J E McLoone. McLoone's body was found Nov 14 1947 after Larson’s two year old son Jimmy died nine days earlier. Larson pleaded innocent as Assistant AG Platz joined the case and the judge overruled objections to his presence.
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Arnold Larson
Dr. McLoone
Saide Kriewald
Larson
J. E. McLoone
Jimmy
William Platz
Dist. Atty
John S. Coleman
Platz
Roland J. Steinle
Wisconsin board honors six late judges in memorial resolutions
Members of the Wisconsin board of county judges honored six judges who died in the past year with memorial resolutions at the annual meeting. The list includes C. A. Hansen of Milwaukee HL. Blanding Polk county C. W Sprecher Monroe county Albert T. Twesme Trempealeau J. B. Simpson Lafayette Jeremiah ONeil Crawford counties.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Board of County
C. A. Hansen
HL. Blanding
Polk County
C. W Sprecher
Monroe County
Albert T. Twesme
Trempleau County
J. B. Simpson
Lafayette County
Jeremiah O'Neil
Crawford County
Snyder Asks Balanced Budget and Silent on Tax Attitude
Washington reports John L. Lewis again endorses a three day per week mine schedule while miners seek higher pay. Operators counter that this plan harms the industry and workers earnings. Lewis suspends a walkout, with 400 000 soft coal and 80 000 eastern hard coal miners affected, as talks extend until new company agreements are signed.
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Snyder
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
George H. Love
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Love
Pennsylvania
UMW
Mississippi
Center
New York
Treasury Secretary Warns on Balanced Budget Push
Treasury Secretary Snyder told Congress the budget should be balanced now with revenues at a peak. He declined to say if he favors a tax increase to erase the deficit, stressing spending cuts and adequate tax rates, and said the issue is in President Truman’s hands. Snyder noted the fiscal year ends July 30 with a projected $5.5 billion deficit and cited a prior $8.4 billion surplus in 1948 as a contrast.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Senate
House
Douglas
D-Ill
Subcommittee
Truman
Senate House
Treasury
Sealendar
Consul General Ward to Leave Mukden Next Week
Consul General Angus Ward said he will depart Mukden in communist China with his entire staff by next Wednesday. The State Department said Ward and all dependents will travel by train to Tientsin, a seaport, where three American ships are due between December 6 and 17.
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Washington
Angus Ward
Mukden
China
State Department
Ward
Tientsin
Department
Public Opinion Survey Planned On Red Cross Blood Bank
Green county residents will be surveyed in December on the proposed national Red Cross blood bank program. Dr. Ben H. Brunkow heads the project with Dr. A. E. Leiser directing overall planning as meetings explain the plan and a ballot aims for broad response.
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Green County
Ben H. Brunkow
Blood Bank
A. E. Leiser
Prisoner at Beloit Once Worked Here
One of two men arrested in Beloit yesterday with a car full of guns and safecracking gear is believed to be a former employee of W. A. Becker Co. The arrest followed a safe cracking attempt at 1200 17th avenue in 1945. Police seized a loaded 32 caliber pistol and a car containing dynamite sticks detonators pinch bars screws a power drill another pistol and license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
W. A. Becker Co
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Becker's
Juda
Motorists Cautious On Hazardous Roads
The article notes frigid temperatures below zero in parts of Wisconsin with 17 degrees and 5 below in Rockford and Beloit. A light snow is possible tonight and tomorrow as clouds and wind persist. Snowfall yesterday ranged from two to four inches in the southern part of the state. Cars move cautiously on slick streets coated with sand, with decorations still dusted by snow. Prestonsburg, ny reports former Rep. Andrew J. May stating his innocence after a wartime bribery conviction, as he begins serving a sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Beloit
Prestonsourg
Andrew J. May
Second Victim Dies in Eau Claire Steam Blast
Forest Gorton age 57 a city waterworks employee died last night as the second victim of a steam blast that sent three men to the hospital. Eldon Davey aged 30 also died in the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Forrest Gorton
City Waterworks
Eldon Davey
Fishbein Steps Out After Stormy Career As Medical Spokesman
Dr. Bernard Fishbein resigns as editor of the AMA Journal Hygeia and steps down from his post at the American Medical Association after trustees trimmed his powers. He will teach at the University of Chicago and the University of Illinois. Dr. Austin Smith named to succeed him. W W Bower to edit Hygeia.
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Checago
W. W. Bower
Hygeia
Dr. Fishbein
AMA
Fishbein
Chicago
Ilinois
U S Dairy Purchases Outlook If Government Prices Rise
Washington reports that dairy product purchases may keep prices lower next year unless price support buys rise well above 1949 levels. December outlook shows little change in prices. milk flow remains high and butterfat price stands about 62.1 cents per pound, eight percent below 1948. Output per cow is at unprecedented seasonal levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Trumpy Attends Madison Cheese Promotion Conference
Harvey H. Trumpy represented the Swiss cheese industry at a Madison conference with Wisconsin agriculture officials. Leaders from fluid milk, condensed milk, cheddar, and other cheese sectors discussed a long-range plan for broader distribution of Wisconsin dairy products and quality improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. Trumpy
Marketi Ng Co-op
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Brodhead Student Not Seriously Hurt
Ethan Ellis, knocked unconscious when the car skidded and hit a tree, is in good condition. He received treatment at a local doctor’s office and regained consciousness shortly after the accident. Six other high school students in three separate crashes returned to class by afternoon after medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroanean
Ethan Ellis
Byrnes Declines Run for U S President
James F. Byrnes says he will not be a candidate for president of the United States. The former secretary of state spoke in Greenville, S C, after recently considering a possible run for South Carolina governor next year. The remark ends speculation from the southern governors conference two weeks ago.
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Greenville
S.C
James F. Brynes
United States
Byrnes
South Carolina
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Clarno
Plymouth
McLoone
Charles I. Dawson
Miners Welfare Fund
Red Cross
Becker Firm
Trumpy
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