Hurley Attacks Acheson Over Iran Policy Loss
Undersecretary of state Henry Hurley, previously assistant secretary and ex ambassador to China, accused Dean Acheson of privately undermining Iran policy while public support was withheld. Bridges pressed for answers and urged clarifying steps from the President and State Department.
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Hurley
Dean Acheson
Iran
Byrnes
China
Acheson
Bridges
State Department
McVay Trial Details Ship Abandonment Orders
Navy general court martial heard Capt. Charles B McVay Jr shout orders to abandon ship about ten minutes after the Indianapolis was struck. Edward H Keyes, a coxswain and boatswain’s mate, testified McVay 실패 for not issuing timely abandon ship orders. Another charge claims he failed to zigzag in waters with plotted enemy submarine contacts.
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Washington
Navy
Haan
Charles B. McVay
Indianapolis
Edward H. Keyes
McVay
Guam
Leyte
Confesses Hiring Slayer in Ozarks
Prosecuting Attorney Hamp Rothwell outlined a case where four men were hired at different times to murder Pacmenacid West Seiad and Gut G soun le Gene, a high school freshman, reportedly confessed to shooting his father after discussions with his mother and claimed he was influenced by French. French admitted fault for triggering the killing while denying personal responsibility, expressing concern for Henry Wester man’s wife Edna.
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Vienna
Hamp Rothwell
Pacmenacid
West- Seiad
Gut -G-soun-le Gene
French
Gene
Henry Westerman
Henry
Edna
Kansas
Ben
Britain Reveals Billion Loan Details in Washington
Washington reports Britain has opened a substantial loan agreement with the United States as part of financial aid plans. Officials say the loan amount runs into billions and supports key economic programs for the partner nation.
Britain Still Owes US World War I Debt
The Treasury reported Britain owes about 6.4 billion dollars to the United States on WWI debt, excluding any new loans. The figure was provided in reply to a reporter's question.
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Washington
Britain
United States
The
Treasury Today
Britain Accepts Postwar Loan With 50 Year Repayment Plan
British and American negotiators reportedly agreed on a 50 year repayment period starting in 1946 with no interest for the first five years. The loan totals 3.4 billion dollars with 650 million earmarked to pay for goods in transit as lend lease ends, to be repaid on the same terms as the loan. The Bretton Woods settlement was a condition for the agreement and Congress would be asked to ratify it in step with parliament. Edwards’ circle voiced concern over progress before the accord.
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Wellco
London
Daily
Sketch
Britain
Lavorite Daily Herald
Washington
Daily Herald
Bretton Woods
United States Congress
Hom
Edward
Unusual Hairdo Demonstrated By Miami Stylist
Miami Beach AP reports a fashion feature where a nationally known stylist shows an off center hairdo with about four inch length. Hair sweeps up and over into a whirl on one side while the top remains plain. M. Louis notes the style offers a resting place for a hat.
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Miami Beach
Fla
M. Louis
Fire Destroys Dock Outfitting At Consolidated Steel
AP bulletins report a blaze at the Consolidated Steel dock outfit in Long Beach California causing damage estimated above one million dollars. Churchill attacks Labour over policies in tense London debate as Atlee tours Conservative censure plans. Tehran radio says 28 killed in outbreaks in Russian-occupied Azerbaijan province.
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Long Beach
Calif
Consolidated Steel Company
London
Winston Churchill
Clement RK. Atilee
Tehran
Tabriz
Azerbaijan
Farm Association Formed for Quality Milk in Juda
About forty two farmers and plant operators gathered at the Peemawall building in Juda to form the Quality Milk Improvement association. E R Fischer explained incorporation steps under Wisconsin law. Articles of incorporation were signed by Walton Campbell Casper Yaggi H D Paris and L S Scheberle, who will serve as temporary directors until recording.
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Quality Milk Improvement Association
Peemawall
Juda
Last Ag
H. D. Paris
Decatur Factory
L. S. Scheberle
Goldenrod Creamery Company
Allocations to County In Victory Loan by Two Big Companies
Monroe City chairman H C Roth announced large gifts to Green County Victory Loan drive. Illinois Central officials report a $50 000 allocation and Kraft Foods official Ralph H Wenger says Kraft has donated $15 000 to the county. Monroe leads in total and individual sales but the county trails as the close nears Saturday night. Bond sales counted through December 31.
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Green County Victory Loan
Monroe City
H. C. Roth
Ilinois Central Railroad
Ralph H. Wenger
Kraft Foods Company
Kraft
Monroe
Chalet
Goetz
School of Leadership Education Course Closes Sunday Night
A course from the School of Leadership Education ends Sunday night with attendees invited to the service.
Milk Output and Demand to Grow in 1946
Dr. T. G. Stitts forecast U S dairy production rising to about 120 million pounds in 1946 and stronger consumer demand for dairy products. He cited a gradual butter market improvement due to a large wartime butter reduction and noted overall economic constraints. University of Wisconsin experts urged labor rights clarity, new facilities, and maintaining wartime milk distribution economies.
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Milwaukee
T. G. Stitts
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Milk Dealers Association
Stitts
D. D. Lescohier
University of Wisconsin
H.C. Jackson
University of Wisconsin Dairy Industries
Milwaukee Milk Dealers elect new officers at annual meeting
Name officers for the Wisconsin Milk Dealers Association include W. A. Gifford of Racine as president and Duane Bowman of Madison as vice president. Other posts go to P. A. Pratt Milwaukee secretary treasurer H. Kleuter Madison executive secretary S. O. Staake Eau Claire Ralph W. Page La Crosse and J. Huber Wetenhall Milwaukee as directors. The Badger Flyers and Ice Cream Manufacturers also named officers Frances E. Kellogg Burlington president Edwin L. Maier Chicago first vice president Hans P. Johnson Milwaukee treasurer and H. E. Stinchfield Minneapolis secretary.
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Milwaukee
W. A. Gifford
Racine
Wisconsin Milk Dealers Association
Duane Bowman
Madison
P. A. Pratt
Harry Kleuter
S. O. Staake
Eau Claire
Ralph W. Page
la Crosse
J. Huber Wetenhall
Badger Flyers
British Promise To Help Poland Delayed Fuehrer
Goering testified at the war crimes trial that Britain's pledge to aid Poland delayed Hitler's invasion by a week in 1939. He said Hitler planned to attack Aug 25 but moved to Sept 1 after British intervention attempts and Polish alliance.
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Nuernberg
Britain
Poland
Hitler
Herman Goering
International Military Tribunal
Goering
Far Reichsmarshal
Lord Halifax
Heitler
Fuehrer
Wehrmacht
Reichstag
Hutson To Address Monroe High Banquet Jan 29
Don Hutson, Green Bay legend and former star end, will speak at Monroe’s high school football dinner on January 29. He will also bring football films and discuss his retirement to coaching, while committee co chairs Merle Banks and R H Schoonover coordinate plans.
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Don Hutson
Green Bay
Monroe
Knights of Pythias-Kiwanis Planning Committee
Hutson
Alabama
Merle K. Banks
The
K. of P
R. H. Schoonover
Kiwanis
Signs of Inflation in Farm Land Prices
Milwaukee reports Charles P. Brannan assistant secretary of agriculture notes inflation signals in farm land pricing. He cites wealthy buyers as hedging against inflation and says strong demand from returning veterans will push more farms onto the market as older owners retire.
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Milwaukee
Charles P. Brannan
Brannan
Department of Agriculture
They Prove the War Is Over Jungle Willies Back for Overnight Rule
Monroe police chief J H Schwaiger says the war is over and vagrants known as jungle willies have returned to seek shelter. Records show 968 vagrants housed in 1933 and 1 564 meals served, with a postwar rise from 7 by October to a year end trend upward as the bum population returns.
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Schwaiger
Monroe
Attendance improves as school cold siege wanes
Monroe school nurse Mrs. Kathryn Etter reports a peak of absence due to colds and grippe last Friday with rapid declines this week. Lincoln Junior High saw 56 absences out of 276 at the peak. by today 18 were absent, while overall high school absences remain around 17 percent. No serious influenza cases. most illnesses last 3 to 7 days and most teachers are back.
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Kathryn Etter
Monroe
Lincoln Junior High School
Franklin B. Luebchow
Konoye and Kido Among War Crimes Suspects
General MacArthur ordered the arrest of Prince Fumimaro Konoye and Marquis Koichi Kido as war crimes suspects. Seven other historical figures from Japan’s imperial era were also listed as wanted, signaling a broad inquiry into wartime actions.
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Tokyo—i
Fumimaro Konoye
Koichi Kido
MacArthur
Konoye
Japan
Kido
Higohito
Tokyo
Kijuro Shidehara
Sgt. Roderick Among Group Honored by Gen Kelser in Chicago
Sgt. Robert G. Roderick of Monroe and another Washington enlisted man joined a Chicago quartermaster depot unit honored by Brig. Gen. Raymond R. Kelser. Kelser presented a unit citation plaque for superior performance in meat and dairy product inspection for the armed forces.
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Sgt
Roderick
Gen
Kelser
Chicago
Robert G. Roderick
9Th Street
Monroe
Quartermaster Depot
Washington
Raymond R. Kelser
Veterinary Department
West Pershing Road
R.R. Kelser
Surgeon General's Office
Pay Bounties on 22 Green County Foxes
County Clerk Clarence W. Lengacher paid bounties for foxes slain over the past week. Receivers included Rodney Arnsmeier Juda route 2 and Archie Gilbertson Albany route 1 with three and two foxes respectively, plus many individuals from Monroe Brodhead New Glarus Monticello and surrounding towns who delivered single foxes.
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Clarence W. Lengacher
Rodney Arnsmeier
Juda
Archie Gilbertson
Albany
Walter Schuetz
Monroe
Manley W. Douglas
Brodhead
William H. Broge
South Wayne
Russell Reuter
Clarence Slatten
Nordean C. Hoesig
New Glarus
Ira Holcomb
Monticello
Donald Marti
Woodford
Victor Tollefson
Argyle
Eddie Lee
Marian Ellefson
Fred W. Blum
Glenn Fla
Alvin Durtschi
Frank E. Clark
Car Crash Kills Navy Officer and Teen in Oconto
Robert Schmidt age 23 on leave from the navy and Joan Eparvier age 17, both residents of Oconto, were killed when their car hit a tree at a curve on Highway 41 inside the city limits.
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Oconto
Wis
Robert Schmidt
Navy
Joan Eparvier
Highway 41
Theoconto City
GM and UAW in talks as work stoppages spread
Major labor talks resume between GM officials and CIO UAW leaders in Detroit amid a 16 day dispute that idled 70 GM plants. Chrysler wage talks faltered with a federal conciliation request while Yale & Towne executives face continued strike conditions in Stamford. In Chicago, Montgomery Ward workers approve a wage rise.
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Associated Press
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Stamford
Conn
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
AFL International Association of Machinists
Chicago
Administration signals potential wage dispute reopening
Stabilization Administrator John C. Collet announced a revised cost of living rise since 1941 at about 33 percent, higher than the 29.5 to 30 percent previously used. He said employers who raised pay scales to match the new figure could seek corresponding price increases.
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Washington
John C. Collet
President approves Madison site for 500 bed TB hospital
The Madison location receives presidential approval from the Veterans Administration as a new 500 bed tubercular hospital. It is among 29 hospital sites and one new home site authorized by the President.
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Washington
Madison
Veterans Administration
Prisoner Doctors Protest Army Release Delays
A letter from 41 medical officers at Truax Field denounces Army release delays and calls them political prisoners of war. The note to Senator Taft claims 3,100,000 service members released by Nov 16, arguing more doctors should be freed. Attorneys dispute the claimed counts and note only 12 physicians released.
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Cincinnati
RAF
Truax Field
Madison
Robert A. Taft
John A. Scanton
Seaneln
Marshall testifies pre war move sent planes to Hawaii defense
Gen. George C. Marshall testified that in early 1941 he ordered most U.S. pursuit squadrons to be redirected to defend Hawaii, aiming to meet Pacific needs. He rejected any commitment by President Roosevelt for the United States to go to war before Pearl Harbor. He testified before a congressional committee investigating the 1941 attack.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
United States
Hawaii
Marshall
Army
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
William D. Mitchell
Mitchell
War-Navy Department
Pacific
Augusta
John Dill
Britain
Leonard T. Gerow
War Plans Division
War Department
Short
Marshall and Short warned of six hour danger in Hawaii
Washington reports that Lt. Gen. Walter Short took command in Hawaii with Gen. George Marshall advising that the first six hours of hostilities pose the most danger. The real perils cited are sabotage and surprise air and submarine raids, per Marshall Short correspondence from February to October 1941.
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Marshall
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Walter C. Short
Hawaii
George C. Marshall
Senate House Investigating Committee
Army
Short
Marshall-Short
Hawaiian Islands
Missing naval air station prompts vast Atlantic search
The coast guard reported today that the naval air station here is missing and an extensive search along the Atlantic seaboard is underway.
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Naval Air Station
Atlantic Seaboard
Coast Guard
Grange Reelects Peck at Wisconsin Convention
Neal Peck of Peshtigo was reelected to a two year term at the Wisconsin Grange convention here today, succeeding Herman in 1940.
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Grange
Peck Marinette
Neal Peck
Peshtigo
Herman
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