Striking Wisconsin Plant Faces Possible troop intervention
The article discusses the West Wisconsin strike and the risk of escalating violence. It notes rioting at the plant, calls for local authorities to intervene, and mentions debates over sending federal troops. It reflects on legal constraints and possible new laws to curb unions while stressing the danger of force.
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West
Wisconsin
National
Icaer
Truman
Eisenhower
Remar
Seid
Marvin Fairman to Get Kraft 25 Year Award on Dec 23
Mr and Mrs Marvin Fairman travel to Chicago on December 23 for the Kraft Christmas party at the Civic Opera House. The event honors Fairman for a quarter century of service and features Kraft executives and guests in the Green Corn area.
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Marvin Fairman
Kraft
Chicago
Civic Opera House
Koown
Green Corn
Cat as Pinch-Hitter Helps Blind Woman in Gold Beach
Miss Wrennia Blais, living in the courthouse tower five flights up, solves her housing problem by moving into a cupola apartment with piped water and new furniture after facing welfare difficulties. Gerolyn Swanson, blind for a year, trains her white Persian cat Baby to guide her daily errands at a cabinet-view residence near Hermosa.
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Tabby
Gerolyn Swanson
Hermosa
Gold Beach
Ore
Wrennia Blais
Courthouse Tower
Blais
James Seeks Help From Santa To Lift Enchanted Ring
The tale follows James trapped by a ring spell who fails to enter the palace. Hennepin the gnome guides him back to Santa and Mrs. Claus as they seek aid from Santa and the Witch of Zanzell. A stubborn dwarf files the ring yet yields no result and the group shares a meal while plans unfold.
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Hennepin
James
Lord Potts
Santa
Zanzell
Santa Land
Mrs. Claus
R James
Karoo Scissors Offer Hope For Mrs Claus
Mrs Claus laments poor scissors while Santa recalls a bazaar find that could cut anything. They urge a boy to locate the magical Karoo scissors, promising a drastic solution as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Mrs. Claus
Santa
Karoo
James
Timothy E Quinns observe 50th wedding anniversary
The Timothy E Quinns marked their 50th wedding anniversary at Gratiot as reported by The Evening Times. The item notes the couple's milestone and local recognition of their long marriage.
Local notables and events from December 16 1921
Edward Abendroth former policeman died in Minneapolis. Robert Blumer elected commander of Glen Zilmer Legion post. Miss Grace Schultz and Frank Lindsay married in Freeport. Izer Dumboldt formerly of New Glarus died at Rice Lake. Festive air as stores fill with holiday shoppers. Henry Thorp and Ralph Heitz enroll in agriculture short course.
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Edward Abendroth
Minneapolis
Robert Blumer
Glen Zilmer Legion Post
Grace Schultz
Frank Lindsay
Freeport
Izer Dumboldt
New Glarus
Rice Lake
Henry Thorp
Ralph Heitz
Monticello Senior Play Draws Full Houses
Monticello high school's senior class presented the play Going Places to capacity audiences last week. Cast members included Gladys Bircher Elmer Duerst Nancy Becker Peter Graber Charles Rolph Doris Schulz Dwight Zimmerman June Miller Mary Lou Dahnke Shirley Bidlingmaier and Johanna Waelchli. Miss Wiseman directed and received a gift from the cast.
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Monticello
Times Special Service
Monticello High School
Gladys Bircher
Elmer Duerst
Nancy Becker
Peter Graber
Charles Rolph
Doris Schulz
Dwight Zimmerman
June Miller
Mary Lou Dahnke
Shirley Bidlingmaier
Johanna Waelchli
Miss Wiseman
Clifford Axtel
Fred Blum
Jean Lewis
Ruth Zeller
Glenn Schmid
Dick Voegeli
Marian Strasser
Dick Marty
Costs 171 Million A Year in Germany
Washington reports from Senate war investigating committee show it would cost American taxpayers 171 million dollars next year to feed the U S occupied zone in Germany while the Soviet controlled area eats homegrown food at no cost to Moscow. Meader cites failure to unify Germany economically under Potsdam terms and French opposition blocking central German administration. Occupation authorities say dismantling plants for reparations has halted to avoid drain. even with immediate unification it could take two years for Germans to be self supporting. Wherry notes Soviets have financed little food imports and have supplied little seed and fertilizer to the American sector. He describes Russian troops as living off the land while UNRRA food goes to civilians.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
U. S
Germany
Moscow
George Meader
Europe
Meader
Army of Occupation
United States
Russia
War Department
Committee
Army
AMG
Erry
R-Neb
Wherry
Polio Fund Drive Emphasizes Cost of Treatment
W L Dodge chairs Green County polio fund drive urging support after noting $35 daily costs for four months for polio patients. Event proceeds fund 1947 efforts, including a Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra concert at Monroe High School. Epidemic tallies cite 1946 cases and earlier outbreaks as context.
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W. L. Dodge
Green County
National Foundation For
University of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra
Monroe High School
Dodge
National Foundation
National Headquarters
Blumer Pharmacy
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric
Realities of food in zones stir claims on Austria and Russia
The statement argues that workers in Russian run factories enjoy more food than nonworkers. It asserts that what is true in Austria should be true in the Russian zone of Germany, implying a belief in equalizing conditions across occupied regions.
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Austria
Germany
Fraunfelders Hurt In Ohio Rail Crash
Swiss entertainer couple Mr and Mrs G Fraunfelder riding on the Golden Triangle Pennsylvanian passenger train were injured in a Mansfield Ohio wreck that killed 20 and injured 50 others. They had left Whitewater on business to New York and were returning home via Pittsburgh suffering shock and steam exposure. Mrs Fraunfelder ar...
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Fraunfelders
Golden Triangle
Mansfield
G. Fraunfelder
Whitewater
New York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Marriage license filed by Clifford Lovejoy and Doris Happy
An application for a marriage license was filed in Asotin Washington by Clifford Lovejoy and Doris Mae Happy. The report notes a resident in Whitewater without a hat and mentions Mr Fraunfeder with pain in his left side and leg.
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Whitewater
Mr. Fraunfeder
Asotin
Wash
Clifford Lovejoy
Doris Mae Happy
U S Ships Win Right to Navigate St Lawrence Under 1872 Treaty
The United States retains navigation rights on the St Lawrence via a treaty signed in 1872, asserting access for US vessels despite ongoing bilateral discussions over river usage and sovereignty.
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United States
St. Lawrence River
Polo’s Role as Grandfather of Hockey Golf and Cricket
The statement positions polo as the foundational sport influencing hockey golf and cricket, suggesting historical links between polo and the development or inspiration of these games.
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Polo
Hockey
Golf
Cricket
Patron's Herd Supplies First Holsteins for Peru
Ralph Stauffacher of Monroe route 2 is featured in The Kraftsman November-December with an article by Ger ald Heisinger praising his Holstein herd. It notes Lima Peru cattlemen bought eight cows and heifers from his herd for foundation Holsteins for South America. Carnation Madcap Design, his top sire, is hailed as potentially the greatest Holstein sire. The sire, jointly owned with the Perrin brothers and others, was sold in a November dispersal sale at Waukesha.
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Ralph Stauffacher
Monroe Route 2
Kraftsman
Peru
Gerald Heisinger
Monroe Fieldman
Kraft Foods
Pedro Larbarthy
Lima
Stauffacher
Madcap Design
Stauffacher, Bennett and Norton
Juda
Perrin Brothers
Fennimore
Waukesha
Peavy Sings Shakespeare To A Sailor Song At College
Norman Park Georgia. Benjamin Taylor Peavy a 36 year old guitar playing ministerial student at Norman junior college uses familiar tunes to render literature. He sets works to songs like Barnacle Bill the Sailor and fellow students enjoy his renditions.
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Norman Park
Benjamin Taylor Peavy
Norman Junior College
Barnacle Bill the Sailor
Want Ad Offers Big Effort for Small Return
A newspaper notice highlights the disproportion between the labor required to place a Want Ad and the modest price paid. The item underscores how readers can maximize impact with budget-friendly notices.
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Hudgins
Switzerland
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Miner Avenue
Muskegon, Mich
Evening Times
Timothy E. Quinns
Gratiot
Harry Brunette
Desperado
Citizens Bank
J. Edgar Hoover
New York City
Elmer Whitehead
Walter Hill
Alice E. Boynton
Jacob H. Gruenewald
Patrick Joyce
Adams Township
W. H. M. Bayne
13Th Ave
Complete Investment Service
Crandall Oil CO
Guick Service
Randall Oil Company
Lui Aeea
Teele Fos 46Th Ave
Monroe
Wis
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
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Ohio
Henemam Brg. CO
Crosse
Johnson Motor Sales
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East Side
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