Auto wage dispute drags on with no immediate settlement
The CIO United Auto Workers and auto industry officials fail to reach a quick accord in the wage fight. Ford rejects a 30 percent demand, warning of a 35 million dollar loss next year if prices stay capped. A fact finding board is appointed for General Motors, and talks continue ahead of tomorrow's conference as Truman aids mediation.
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Local Notes From Sie Jeegei Community
Mrs F N Milic of Juda is announced as Sunday guest speaker at Sie Jeegei. The club plans a Christmas party for the president. Irene Menehan directs Monday group meetings. Inez Weaver and Mrs J Miller were callers. Mrs Erwin Goecks shopped in Monroe. Mrs Waelti attended with Mrs Clarence Mayer Browntown. Nettie Andereck visited her sister Mrs Mattie Hall at Miss Marion Newman’s home. Mr and Mrs L L Helland have...
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Men and Women in Service Updates Include Wisconsin Vet Student
Affolter Sgt Paul W and Pvt DeVoe enter overseas duty. DeVoe, a University of Wisconsin student, plans to resume studies for a veterinary medicine degree after service.
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Fisher Discharged Pfc Basil D Fisher Home Again
Fisher Pfc Basil D Fisher of Browntown route 1 was discharged from service at Fort Sheridan and is now home.
Klarer advances to PhM 3/e at Pensacola Navy Hospital
Klarer Marie C Klarer HA lye has been advanced to PhM 3/e at the U S naval hospital Pensacola Pharmacist assistant or role noted in the navy medical staff update.
Kohl-Pic: Orville D Kohl Home From Camp Grant
Orville D Kohl son of Mr and Mrs Ed Kohl 807 11th street was discharged at Camp Grant after induction March 10 1943 and a year in Europe.
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Sgt John Rygh Arrives Home After Army Discharge
Sgt John Rygh of Woodford arrives home from Ft. Sheridan after receiving discharge from overseas service. He completed many months of duty before returning to his hometown.
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Swiggum Released From Service Returns Home
Swiggum G A Swiggum MM 2/c has been released from the service at Great Lakes and is now back at his home here after overseas service. His wife resides at 1021 24th street.
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Spring Grove Social News Notes Visit Family Events
Spring Grove reports Mrs Herbert Mohns and Cor, Mr and Mrs Roy Hawkins visit Mr and Mrs John Ro. Mrs Rhyner stayed a few days. Mr and Mrs Gerald Zimmerman were in Janesville.
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Livestock Market Chicago Prices Mixed Across Species
USDA notes Salabie hogs 11 000 with broad demand and 14 85 ceiling for 160 330 lb barrows and gilts while sows steady at 14 10. cattle salable 4 500 with strict choice steers and yearlings steady and other grades down 25-50 cents. calves 1 000 mostly weak. sheep 6 000 slow at opening with 110 lb lambs around 14 60 and natives 14 65. live poultry firm receipts two trains. butter and eggs firm with U S extras at 1 and 249 33 and 44 46 45.
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Wall Street Edges Higher On Mixed Trading
New York stocks gained some ground as buying of selected rails aircrafts and blue chip industrials supported markets while many shares showed gains in parts of the session. Dividends earnings and deployment of idle funds aided individual issues as investors awaited Washington moves on legislation and wage talks in automotive and steel sectors.
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Reconversion in Seoul Opens New Military Parade Mood
In Seoul a ceremonial event marks a shift in military displays as fifteen newly refurbished Japanese army gun carriages are reintroduced, amid rites that underscore changing authority and public symbolism.
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Community Notices and Visits Round Up Local Households
Orangeville and Freeport residents hosted guests and attended church events. Families from Belleville, Rock Falls, Dakota, Monroe, Leta, and Forreston connected through dinners, visits, and a Christmas fellowship supper at the Reformed Church. A Polish-American Legion gathering and various social calls capped a busy period.
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Dick Rusk
Freeport
Milton Moore
Sue, Ariene
Barbara Sowards
Lloyd Emmons
Rock Falls
Arjen Wessels
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John Gruber
Paul Busch
Robert, Monroe
A. R. Felts
Elsie Heffner
Letha Reed
Carrie Musser
Mary Burney
Lois Mannon
Sadie Mayer
Leta
L. D. van Matre
Karl Kneller
Dakota
Ivan Rote
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