Sensational atomic secrecy claims prompt scrutiny
A broadcast recounts alleged wartime leaks of atomic secrets to Russia attributed to a late Roosevelt aide. The former officer cites Harry Hopkins as a central figure and urges careful proof to avoid witch hunts and to maintain public trust in government during postwar inquiries.
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Russia
Hend-Lease
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Mr. Hopkins
White House
Atomic Commission
Public Band Concert and Senior Letters Night
The Monroe public will enjoy a full-scale concert by the high school senior band on Tuesday and Wednesday. The events celebrate twenty three students receiving awards and letters for their years of dedicated practice and community service.
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Monroe
Lilienthal Torpedoes That Senate Race Boom
Milwaukee report says the Lilienthal for senator boom lasted a day before he killed himself in Washington Saturday. The former atomic energy chairman, retiring soon, faced questions about a possible campaign against Senator Wiley next year. Shelby Thompson quoted Lilienthal denying plans, stating he loves Wisconsin too much to wish such a path. Lilienthal had ties to Wisconsin from 1931 to 1933 on the state public service commission.
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Milwaukee
Lilienthal
Illinois
Wisconsin
State Public Service Commission
City tax rate unchanged. 4-H scholarship winner noted
Dec 5 1939 report shows tax rate at 28 per thousand and Dorothy Figs wins 200 scholarship for home economics at 4 H club congress. Also mentions Switzerland building merchant marine and a wedding of Mardell Wallen and Erling Swiggum. Chief Schwaiger speaks on roadside garbage disposal to council.
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Dorothy Figs
Switzerland
Mardell Wallen
Erling Swiggum
New Glarus
Schwaiger
Cheese Producers Approve 90 Percent Parity Support
Wisconsin Swiss and Limberger producers approved a 90 percent parity program at a Darlington meeting. Resolutions urged oleomargarine tax removal, continued plant operation, dairy nutrition in school lunches, retained holding periods, milk as a basic commodity, and government price support.
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Wisconsin
Ing
Congress
ADA
American Dairy Association
Fred Galli
Merrill Richard
South Wayne Garners Local Attendance At Benton Game
South Wayne residents and families attended the South Wayne Benton basketball game in Benton on Tuesday. Coach James Kavanaugh led South Wayne. Recent visitors included the Hale and Meier families from Fayette and Browntown. The Methodist church Women’s Society of Christian Service met Tuesday for a Bible study, continuing weekly at 3 p m for five weeks.
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Fred Meier
Harold Larse
Karl Krupke
Margaret Fisher
Margaret Austin
Patricia Stratton
E. J. Hill
James Kavanaugh
South Wayne
William Hale
Browntown
Richard Hale
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Mr Dilly the Magician Teams With Henry for a Duck Venture
In a Christmas town tale, Mr Dilly the Magician fails to conjure a rabbit and loses his audience. A boy named Henry arrives with a talking duck and proposes a new plan. The duo join forces to pursue magic with a talking animal act.
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Mr. Dilly
Dilly
Henry
Rennebohm Approves College Project Plans
Gov Rennebohm approves architectural plans for state teachers college projects. Bids hoped by spring. The 1949 legislature appropriated 4 295 000 for buildings. Plans include a 1 300 000 Eau Claire training school and a 600 000 Whitewater project plus seven dormitories about 325 000 each at La Crosse Oshkosh Platteville River Falls Stevens Point Superior and Whitewater.
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State Board of Normal School Regents
Rennebohm
Eugene McPhee
Normal Board
Eau Claire
Whitewater
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Superior
Decorations Put Up for Public Square by Local Helpers
Under direction of John Schild, decorations committee chair, volunteers from local firms installed Christmas adornments for the public square. Lamp posts were decorated by John Wyss and John Kubly. courthouse by Harold Kline, Irvin Philips, Donald Plecity, Harold Pickett, Albert Neuenschwander. square by David Eley, James Share, Berlyn Cassell. streets by Clarence Norder, Eugene Zoller, Bernard Martin. The effort was sponsored by the chamber of commerce and the city.
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John Schild
Chamber of Commerce
Schild
John Wyss
John Kubly
Harold Kline
Kline Electric
Irvin Philips
United Telephone Co
Donald Plecity
Harold Pickett
Wenger
Pope Greets U S Congressmen On Visit To Rome
The pope welcomed U S lawmakers including Joseph L Pfeifer Thomas S Gordon and Clement J Zablocki during a Rome visit. The meeting emphasized friendship and shared humanitarian aims between the Vatican and Congress.
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Joseph L. Pfeifer
D-Ny
Thomas S. Gordon
D-Ill
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Pope Pius XII Links Faith to Liberty in Address
Pope Pius XII told American congressmen that destruction of faith in God is a mortal blow to liberty. He warned that no domestic or foreign policy can secure human rights and peace without inspiration from faith.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
New Hearing Device Lets Deaf Hear Without Ear Button
Chicago makers Beltone announce the Phant Mold device that frees users from wearing a visible receiver. The ad promotes a free brochure and home trials with no cost, stating clear hearing for songs sermons and work without self consciousness.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Adv
Kent estate valued at $9.13 million in first accounting
Los Angeles report shows A Atwater Kent philanthropist and radio maker died March 4 leaving an estate valued at $9,130,971.11. Executors state he gave almost $5,000,000 in his will to friends employees and charitable educational institutions.
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Los Angeles
A. Atwater Kent
Kent
Congressman Dorski Dies at 63 in Chicago Home
Chicago report states Rep. Martin Gorski died suddenly at 63 in his sister's home. He was a Democratic policy advocate and labor-backed legislator, described as a staunch party supporter. The cause appeared to be a heart ailment.
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Chicago
Martin Gorski
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