Farm Bureau Reports 6 Million Milk Premium for 1944
Green County Farm Bureau members heard Milton H. Button outline that Wisconsin dairy farms selling over one billion pounds of milk to out of state markets in 1944 earned a six million dollar premium for quality. He noted ten percent of state milk went to out of state as sweet cream and fluid milk at higher prices than manufacturing milk, averaging about four hundred dollars per shipping farm. He urged focus on quality, cooperatives, rural education, and a school system meeting rural needs. Mrs. Emil Sutter reported on the 1945 national convention. directors were reelected.
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Green County Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Milton H. Button
State Department of Agriculture
Turner Hall
Emil Sutter
Alfalfa Seed Scarcity Tied to Western Crops Droop
County Agent E. O. Baker cites alfalfa seed scarcity from increased demand and poor western crops. Weather hampered pollination while seed acreage declined, boosting prices and prompting calls to buy all seed for local crops.
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E. O. Baker
United States
Egypt to Strike in Principal Cities Over British Forces
Cairo bulletin reports student and labor union leaders calling a general strike in major Egyptian cities tomorrow to demand evacuation of British forces from the Nile valley. Leaders expect peaceful demonstrations at universities and schools and the closing of shops and establishments.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile Valley
China denies Yalta pact binds it in Manchuria fighting
Chungking AP reports a government spokesman says China is not a party to the Yalta agreement and is not bound by it. He notes the pact gave Russia control of key Manchurian railways and ports amid renewed hostilities in the region.
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Chungking
Manchuria
China
Russia
Courts Divided on Veterans Rights in Jobs
Washington hearings reveal split court rulings on how long a veteran may hold a job after service. A circuit court decision is anticipated to shape this debated issue. Selective Service notes thousands seek reinstatement, with hundreds advancing to justice department review. dozens await district attorney action.
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Washington
American Legion National Employment Committee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hershey
Selective Service
Justice Department
Pany
Holstein Breeders Of Green County Meet Friday Night
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting Friday night at Turner Hall with a program following the officer elections. Music entertainment is planned after the proceedings.
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Holstein Breeders of
Green County
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Turner Hall
Eee Ee Ee
Truman News Parley Tomorrow
President Truman will hold his weekly news conference tomorrow in Washington as he previews upcoming policy and answered questions. The event outlines administrative priorities and ongoing national issues likely to be raised by reporters.
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Truman
Washington
Labor Bureau Drives Plea to Settle Strikes with OPA
The Labor Bureau opened a push to settle all current labor strikes, urging settlement under President Schwellenbach and the Office of Price Administration. Department officials cited industry cooperation and a need to restore stability in wartime production.
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Labor Bureau
OPA
Depa
Schwellenbach
Ford denies seeking price relief on cars since OPA ceilings
Henry Ford II, president of Ford Motor Co, telegrammed Rep Brent Spence saying the firm applied for no price relief on any model since OPA price ceilings were set. He responded to Chester Bowles who had claimed Ford sought a 55 percent increase in Ford car prices.
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Detroit
Henry Ford Tl
Ford Motor Company
Brent Spence
D-Ky
House Banking and Currency Committee
Ford
Chester Bowles
OPA Promises Fast Review of Price Relief Requests
At a news conference OPA officials pledged speedy consideration of price relief petitions. They said the agency will stay abreast of incoming requests and may reassign staff if needed to handle a flood of appeals. Automatic approval of prior wage increases was ordered to clear the board for new applications.
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Hach
OPA
Wage Stabilization Board
Imperil Future Milk Pro National Cooperative Milk
The fragment references the National Cooperative Milk network and concerns over threats to its future prospects. It hints at industry challenges affecting dairy farmers and cooperative operations without detailing specific events or outcomes.
Feutz Drives South on 16th Avenue
Feutz was traveling south on 16th avenue in the reported incident. The fragment notes the direction and street but provides no additional context or outcomes.
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16Th Avenue
Feutz
County 4 H Seeks 800 New Members in 1946 Plans
Green county 4 H leaders aim for 800 members in 1946 doubling 1945 levels. National 4 H club week March 2 10 features slogan Each one get one with community meetings, potlucks, school talks, and window displays. Tractor maintenance schools March 12 23 target older members, plus county fairs and leadership camps through year.
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Green County Club
Green County 4-Hers
Mar
Acoun
Col of Agriculture
Green County
Rural Life
Prairie du Chien
College of Agriculture
Pius XI Elevates 32 New Cardinals in Rome
In the Vatican ceremony Pope Pius XI ordained 32 new cardinals, including four from the United States, stressing universality and unity of the church. He warned that without God there can be no real unity among men and noted social values in a world troubled by hunger. Cardinal Agagianian led the procession, with the dean receiving the first biretta.
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Rome
Pius XI
Assembly of Cardinals
Vatican
Sacred College
Birettas
United States
Biretta
Gregory Cardinal Agagianian
Fantae
Cilicia
Armenia
John Cardinal
Otamad'ysisz
Byrnes Defends Atomic Secret as Dope Remains Secret
Secretary of State Byrnes reassured Congress that atomic bomb know how stays an exclusive United States secret. He refused to confirm a Canadian spy ring directed by Russia or any leaks from the United States. He also declined to comment on Joseph Davies view of Soviet rights to seek secrets through espionage.
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Washington
Byrnes
United States
Canada
Joseph E. Davies
U. S
Russia
Soviet Union
FBI
Carl Taylor to Speak at Chamber of Commerce Dinner
Carl Taylor president of the Waukesha State Bank and former UW professor will address the Chamber of Commerce annual membership dinner at Turner Hall on America Tomorrow. President Baltzer announced brief annual reports, with Russell W. Prien to introduce the speaker. about 100 guests expected, dinner at 6 15, meeting to end before a 9 oclock hall dance.
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Carl Taylor
Waukesha State Bank
University of Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
America
Paul Baltzer
Russel W. Prien
Monroe Council Pledges Paving Action For Square
Monroe city council in a regular session outlined progress on repaving the courthouse square with temporary drainage plans, noting years of repairs and traffic issues. Mayor Buehler, Public Works Director Gorder, and the traffic and safety group discussed signs, surveillance, and accident trends as efforts move toward a permanent pavement solution.
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Monroe
City Hall
Court House Square
Frank Buehler
Zenno Gorder
Board of Public Works
Pth Gy
Chamber of Commerce
T. Roy Evenson
Traffic and Safety Committee
J. H. Schwaiger
Council
Police
Oe Soonerae Oeonan Guanay
Beloit Bank Cashier Reported Missing
A Beloit Second National bank cashier, Mason, has been missing since Monday morning. He reportedly left home in his car, was seen boarding a northbound bus at 10 16 a m at the terminal, and had bought a ticket for Janesville. Bus drivers are being questioned to determine where he alighted.
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Second National Bank
Blumer
Mason
Janesville
Stamp Hobby Turns Profit Quest for 1-Cent Envelope
An Evansville reader reports hoarding a 1 cent stamped envelope bearing a George Washington profile from 1887 believed, by a stamp editor, to be worth a few cents today. The owner held it five years hoping for gains but Scott's catalogue lists only modest value.
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Evansville
The
Times
George Washington
Scott
United States
Lane
Radar witness links Pearl Harbor attack to missed warning
George E. Elliott, a former private, testified before the Senate inquiry that radars detected a large flight of Japanese planes at 7 02 a m on December 7 and that a lieutenant told him to forget it. Elliott said he and another soldier alerted higher command but received no action as bombs began at 7 55 a m.
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Pearl Harbor
Senate House Inquiry Committee
George E. Elliott
Pacific Base
Elliott
Sentative C
D-Tenn
Long Branch
N. J
Joseph Kott
North
Porgetik
McDonald
Lockard
Army
Kermit A. Tyler
John Upson
Seth Richardson
Little Change in Strike Situation
After weeks of turbulence the nation’s labor front remains quiet with total idled workers around 970000, a month low. The back to work movement by steelworkers trims the idle, while expected talks to end major strikes and conciliation for a nationwide 250000 telephone workers walkout continue alongside a push to settle cur rent stoppages and restore the wage program. CIO and United Steel workers total 221990 on strike in 17 states including Illinois Indiana 15000 each Wisconsin 7600. 175000 CIO employees in General Motors plants continue a 92 day stoppage guarded by no near agreement on core issues.
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Associated Press
Num
Labor Department
United Steel
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pitts
Totak Eae Ae
Washington Birthday Anniversary Friday Observed Across County
The county court house and local institutions will mark the Washington Birthday Anniversary Friday. Schools will remain in session but access will be restricted to lock box holders for certain services.
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Washington
Aynensey
Legal
Sears Gall
Canon Oh Gans
Sesbep
Cold Wave Tonight Less Severe Across State
Snow on the ground melted and rainfall yesterday followed by rising temperatures across the state. Forecasters predict a dip to 5 below in northern Wisconsin tonight and 12 above in the south with further swings to 75 above in the north and 35 in the south tomorrow. Light tonight reaches a depth of two inches in the Land O Lakes area.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Land O'Lakes
Inheritance Letter Sparks Caller’s Courtroom Pique
A man complains a prankster and an unidentified sender, not a New York law firm, sent a letter claiming a share of an inheritance from his great-uncle three weeks ago. He questions the letter’s legitimacy and future steps.
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New York
Wisconsin attracts few industrialists as plants outpace supply
The state experiences a slowdown as out-of-state industrialists report slim chances to locate plants in Wisconsin unless they build facilities themselves. Officials from the state chamber and Commerce say communities have exhausted inducements as factory growth accelerates.
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Wisconsin
William Eo
Commerce
Petersen
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