County Supervisors Plan April Board Reorganization
Green County board of Supervisors will stay on task through the April meeting as committees continue work until a new chair and vice chair are elected on the third Tuesday. The April 17 meeting may feature at least two new faces with Clarence Loveland not seeking re election and Percy Lichtenwalner moving to Monroe’s Second ward.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Clarence W. Loveland
Washington
Percy Lichtenwalner
Clarno Township
Monroe
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams
Ray Grady
Exeter
Willi Spring
Monticello Village
Monticello
Lichtenwainer
Ray T. Silver
Mt. Pleasant
William Hahn
Brodhead
First Ward
Agricultural and Welfare
Fred F. Harty Monroe
Edward Killingstad
Albany Village
Ole Sandley
Cadiz Township
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Evert Green
Spring Grove
Sam Ludwig
of . W. Loveland
Maurice Quinn
Leo Ties
Second Ward
Joshua Hoesly
New Jtarus Village
Silver
Harry C. Young
Lichtenwalner
Green County
Basketball Fix Inquiry Widens as Players May Testify
Investigators deepen probe into the college basketball bribery scandal as seven players from CCNY NYU and LIU face charges. Counsel Jacob Grumet says the CCNY trio cooperates fully, with a possible broader conspiracy indictment looming. LIU pupils protest intercollegiate ban while district attorney notes potential indictments within a week to ten days.
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New York
Jacob Grumet
City College of New York
Hearstme
New York County
Rand
Long Islandiversity
William J Grafenecker
CCNY
New York University
Liutrict
Frank
Hovan
Eres
LIU
Peoria
University of San Francisco
Frank Kuzara Kuzara
Don Loferan
Southern California
Ferry Mutual Pr Sale to United Asked
The Ferry Mutual Telephone Co. Mt. Horeb has applied to the public service commission to abandon its lines and sell to the United Telephone Co. of Monroe. The rural line serves an area north and east of Blanchardville in the Darlington and Howard areas up to Mt. Horeb, with about 80 subscribers.
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Ferry Mutual Telephone Co
Mt. Horeb
Public Service Commision
United Telephone Co
Monroe
Blanchardville
Darlington
Howard
Robbins recounts 1947 bribe attempt in New York
Colorado’s Lee Robbins, former Cal basketball captain, testified that gamblers approached him in New York four years ago offering $500 to influence conference games against the Buffs. He reported the proposition after returning to campus and heard nothing more from the men.
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Denver
Lee Robbins
Cal
New York
Buffloes
Robbins
Jacob Stauffacher Dies in Fort Dodge Iowa
Jacob Stauffacher died in Fort Dodge Iowa at 1 p m from complications of a broken hip. Born August 10 1864 in Mt Pleasant township he was the son of Dietrich and Anna Norder He married Bar Klassy in 1892 and lived on a farm before moving to Renwick Survived by wife a son Arthur of Caikiumat two daughters Mrs Terry Mitchell Renwick and Mrs Edwin Lunde Sioux City two brothers Matt Monroe and Leonard Fennimore a sister Mrs Fred Marty Monroe Preceded in death by four brothers and four sisters Services will be held in Renwick with arrangements pending.
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Jacob
Arthur
Caikiumat
Catti
Terry Mitchell
Renwick
Edwin Lunde
Sioux City
Matt
Monroe
Leonard
Fennimore
Fred Marty
Stauffacher
John
Edward
Mmes
Abraham Heer
Matt Geigel
Jacob Geigel
Fred Kundert
Army Plans To Call Smaller Guard Units
Washington says the army will call up more national guard and organized reserve units of company and battalion size but does not expect to activate additional guard divisions unless the crisis worsens. Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor announced the plan at a news conference saying he wanted to clarify a prior statement. He did not specify how many more units would be called.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Temperature Drop Brings 36 Degree High Today
Weather report notes a fall to 36 degrees this afternoon with a low around 26 this evening. Rain or snow expected tonight and tomorrow. Early fog should clear by mid morning today.
Reapportioning Group Approved In Senate Vote
The senate approved a measure 21 to 10 creating a special committee to review reapportionment bills after a long debate about stalling. The plan requires a bill before April 30 or next day’s calendar if no bill is offered. committee would include six assemblymen and four senators.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Specis Committee
Robinson
R-Beioit
Maier
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Knowles
New Richmond
Rosenberry
Commissioner of Taxation
Schlabach
Ron Flares Eng
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Seek Induction Delay for Skilled Factory Help
The Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association urged deferment of skilled workers drafted into military service, warning Wisconsin's 1,300 cheese factories rely on trained staff. In a letter to national Selective Service director Lewis B. Hershey, the group notes Wisconsin provides about 14 percent of U.S. milk and 50 percent of cheese, and milk cannot be efficiently used if skilled manpower is removed. Executive secretary George L. Moone said the plea stems from responsibility to the government.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Sociation
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Association
George L. Moone
Plymouth
State Senate Rejects Sonderegger as Regent
The Wisconsin State Senate refused to confirm Madison native John L. Sonderegger to the state board of normal school regents. Former Gov Rennebohm had chosen Sonderegger to replace the late O Davidson LaCrosse for a term ending February 1953. Schlabach LaCrosse said Sonderegger is a man of integrity but the senate should follow a long tradition of selecting regents from cities with teachers colleges.
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Senate
John L. Sonderegger
Madison
State Board of Normal School
Rennebohm
Sonderegger
O. Davidson
LaCrosse
Schlabach
Impounding Rail Profits Proposed by Labor Leader
Washington UP A railway labor leader urged government seizure of railroad profits while under federal control to spur a settlement in the two year old dispute. Roy O. Hughes of the order of railway conductors told the senate labor committee that continued rejection of collective bargaining by carriers risks government control and a more aggressive policy. He noted token government seizure has failed to push settlement as hearings opened with questions on the White House role. The dispute arose in March 1949 when conductors and trainmen sought to cut the 48 hour work week to 40 with no pay reduction.
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Washington
Roy O. Hughes
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Senate Labor Committee
Hughes
Humphrey
D-Minn
Humiter
Tial Labor Committee
White House
Bradley Urges Free World Unity at Valley Forge Speech
General Bradley states the United States must share freedom with the world until allies are self sufficient. He argues combined industrial strength and skill ensure military supremacy if needed, while noting communism limits U.S. military load. The Atlantic alliance suits better than Soviet satellites. Freedoms Foundation awards total 1000000 to 800+ contributors, with ceremonies near Washington’s historic battlefield.
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Omar N
United States
Freeworld
Free Nations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Atlantic Treaty Org
Bradley
The
Freedoms Foundation
Cause of Freedom
Air General Urges Top Priority for Defense to Roll Back Reds
Lt. Gen. Ennis Whitehead told senators that a long range striking air force should be the top defense priority, with a strong defensive air force to shield bases and industrial might. He supported more air power and noncommitment on sending more ground troops, while stressing priority-based buildup. In Korea, Allied forces pushed "Operation Killer" advancing up to 12 miles, with clashes near Pyongchang and Hoengsong amid adverse weather and heavy naval and air support.
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Washington
Ennis Whitehead
Toid
Whitehead
Colorado Springs
Senate
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Uist Whitehead
Senate Gop
Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Youso
Tokyo
Central
Korea
Wonju
Tas
MacArthur
United Nations
Pyongchane
Hoengsong
U. N
Reds
Yangpyong
Seoul
Pyongchang
Worju
Atom Power Craft NEPA Project Reaches First Phase End
The Air Force and the Atomic Energy Commission announce completion of the first phase of the NEPA project to study nuclear powered aircraft. The joint statement says other nuclear propulsion projects will continue, with General Electric likely heading the next phase.
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Air Force
AEC
Wasningnon —Vry
Atomic Energy Commission
NEPA
Nuclear Energy
General Electric Co
Lockland
Ohio
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Hagerstown
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Heart Lecture March 1 at high school auditorium
Opination, Madison, Wisconsin Heart Association official, will give public lecture at the high school auditorium at 8 p m on March 1. A question and answer period will follow. Dr George R Barry county fund chairman announced the heart fund drive is progressing slowly with gifts due by Feb 28. State goal is 134000 and Green County quota 600.
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Madison
Wisconsin Heart Association
George R. Barry
County Fund
Allen Wil Alk
Barry
Heart Fund
Barry An
Green County
Milwaukee
RFC Board
Willett
Senate
RFC
Rowe
Truman
Rowe's Arms Company
Donald Dawson
White House
Merl Young
Subcommittee
Dawson
Young
RFC Probe Tells Of Loan Favors At RFC Hearing
Kaiser-Frazer vice-president testified he heard of easier loan terms if William M Boyle Jr was hired as counsel. The claim, relayed by Chad Calhoun, came amid RFC loan scrutiny for political favoritisn in funding. William Willett testified he made a personal favor in assigning an examiner for a $300,000 Harington and Richardson loan to C Edward Rowe's Worcester firm.
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Washington
Llp
Kaiser- Frazer Corp
William M. Boyle Jr
Democratic National
Chad Calhoun
Kaiser- Frazer
Senate
Edgar Kaiser
Calhoun
Rex Jacobs
Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer
Kaiser
Senate Banking Subcommittee
RFC
reconstruction _finance corporation
William E. Willett
C. Edward Rowe
Willett
RFC Board
Harrington and Richardson Arms Co
Worcester
Mass
Rowe
Senator Fulbright
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Pricey Cheese Trade Sparks Senate Charge of Losses
Senator Williams charged in the Senate that the United States suffered a $7.5 million loss selling government cheese to England while the U S imported over 13.9 million pounds of cheddar from the British empire. He claimed the government agency sold 50 million pounds of cheddar to Britain for about one-half its cost, costing about $15.5 million, with imports from Canada and New Zealand at 21 to 37 cents per pound.
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Washington
United States
England
Willans
R-Del
Senate
Williams
U. S
Canada
New Zealand
Editor Broughton To Quit Bank Post
Sheboygan Press editor Charles E. Broughton was honored by the Chicago district federal home loan bank board with a distinguished service scroll for public service. He will retire March 1 after 12 years as chairman of the district bank and since 1936 has served as public interest director by appointment of the Washington board.
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Wenney
Harles E Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Chicago District Federal Home Loan Bank
Sheboygan
Chicago District Bank
Reserve Institution
Washington Board
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21St Avenue
Richard N. Butts
South Gate
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Virgil H. Hitchcock
Brooklyn
John W. Faherty
24Th Street
Duane L. Ellingson
Browntown
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Howard O. Schiller
12Th Street
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Juda
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Oscar Lnstead Jr
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Grant W. Gilbertson
Lester Spangler
John E. Schully
Requartte Hahn Jr
Robert A. Beinema
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14Th Avenue
James R. Orton
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boy Scouts of America
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Lehigh Uniity
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