Garbage and Tax Bill Proposals Pushed by Monroe Chamber
Monroe chamber renewed requests for city action on universal garbage and rubbish collection to be placed on the tax roll and for mailed bills to real estate and personal property taxpayers. Mayor Buehler and City Clerk Soseman outlined cost, personnel, and logistics while officials promised full consideration and public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Clinic
Frank A. Buehler
Chamber
G. S. Soseman
Soseman
W. B. Gnagi
WHA
Monroe
Bandit Gang Routed In Wild Gun Fight At Night Club
Five people were wounded when gunmen tried a stickup at the Moroc can village club in Greenwich Village New York. A detective was shot and two officers fought the bandit group as patrons hid. three suspects were captured, with one fleeing in a taxicab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
West 8Th Street
Cheese Producers Meet Features Research Talk and Elections
Dr. R. P. Tettsler of the federal cheese research project speaks at Turner hall on the annual Cheese Producers Marketing association meeting in Washington DC. Wisconsin figures Milo Swanton and Merrill Richardson outline cheese research progress. Five directors face re election, with hold overs and officers to be elected. Lunch by Associated Women of the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Tettsler
Washington, D. C
Federal Cheese Research Project
Cheese Producers’ Marketing Association
Turner Hall
Milo H. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Merrill Richardson
State Agricultural Department
A. R. Tschudy
Monroe
Ray T. Silver
Monticello
John Fluckiger
Verona
John Reilly
Darlington
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Harvey Thew
Madison
William Deetz
South Wayne
S. R. Wedig
Cuba City
M. H. Stauffacher
Ister
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Producers’ Association
Jury Frees Bolton In Reuther Attack
Detroit reports that a recorder's court jury acquitted Carl Bolton of being the gunman in the Walter Reuther attack. Bolton, 41, a former burglar and minor union official, remains to serve most of a 10 to 15 year burglary sentence. The verdict came after a four week trial and about 90 minutes of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Carl Bolton
Walter Reuther
Recorder’s Court
Bolton
Suave
Brannan Plan Outlined For Dairy Support At Juda Institute
John Baker assistant to the U S Agriculture Secretary spoke to about 200 farmers at Juda on the Brannan plan. He noted proposals for dairy aid and emphasized separate consideration of each proposal, urging an expanding economy and a shift from surplus crops to needed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Baker
Washington, D. C
United States
Brannan
Institute
Baker
Congress
Green County
University of Wisconsin
Waldo Freitag
Glarus
Britain’s unstable election tests Western alliance role
Britain faces a fragile postwar government after Labour won a slim majority. The shift alters Western strategy and raises questions about foreign policy with allies in the Marshall Plan and Atlantic defense pact. Churchill’s bid for Britain US talks with Stalin risks alienating Attlee Bevin stance.
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Britain
France
Dunkerque
Brussels
Benelux
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Clement Attlee
Ernest Bevin
Churchill
United States
Cold Snap Down to Six Below Amid Mild Day Break
The thermometer fell to six below zero and stayed near zero most of the day. A noonday warm spell rose to six above. Forecasters expect continued cold weather into the weekend with highs around the chilly range.
Wallace’s Party Distances Itself From Red Tag Move
Wallace’s followers attempt an indirect disavowal of Soviet Russia to purge communist taint. He says the party will not purge communists and will welcome members of various labels while aiming to cleanse the progressive party’s image.
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Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
Soviet
Russia
Rome
Moscow
London
United States
Third
Senate moves to end federal rent controls by June 30
The Senate appropriations committee recommended a 2.6 million deficiency appropriation to liquidate the Office of Housing Expediter and discharge its 4135 employees. President Truman urges extending ceilings, but the panel directs funds to terminal leave, with final approval pending in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Office of Housing Expediter
Truman
McKellar
D-Tenn
Appropriations
Congress
Asbury College Revival Marathon Enters Third Day
Asbury Wilmore Ky revival at the college continued beyond 48 hours with students and townspeople remaining all night in the auditorium. Authorities urged a break for sleep but pleas were ignored as Dr James Robertson of Asbury Theological Seminary spoke at the morning chapel.
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Wilmore
Asbury College
James Robertson
Asbury Theological Seminary
Sun Prairie Man Named Dairy Inspector for Counties
Stanley Everson of Sun Prairie has been named dairy inspector for Green and western Rock counties. He succeeds A J Reppen who died Feb 2 in Madison during Farm and Home week. Everson, a former cheese and butter maker, will relocate once housing is available and begins with the department on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Everson
Sun Prairie
Green
Western Rock Counties
H. J. Weavers
Wisconsin Statee of Agriculture
Tony
Everson
A. J. Reppen
14Th Avenue
Madison
UW Session Hears Data Scientist Shortage Threat To Atom Project
Sumner T. Pike warned at the University of Wisconsin editorial round table that a shortage of qualified scientists will challenge atomic energy in the next generation. He noted $800 million in annual commission spending and urged focus on peacetime, industrial uses of atomic energy.
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Madison
Sumner T. Pike
U. S. Atomic Commission
Pike
University of Wisconsin
Commission
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Attlee Government Tenacious After Narrow Election Victory
London reports Prime Minister Attlee announced the labor government will continue with a nine vote margin in the House of Commons and five seats still in doubt. Cabinet meets 75 minutes to decide to carry on as the king's government, with reshuffles likely and a coalition not supported by either major party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Attlee
Labor
House of Commons
Labor Party
No. 10
Downing Street
Ernest Bevin
Aneurin Bevan
Bevin
Ppposes
Conservative
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Kent
Britain
Scotland
Manchester
Morgan Phillips
Clement Attlee
Center
Walthamstow
E. C. Redhead
Office Door Damaged At Lamboley Coal Yard
The front door of the Lamboley Coal and Ice Co. at 1303 13th Avenue was damaged yesterday in a suspected attempted break in. The damage was found at 8:15 by Leland L. Lamboley and S. F. Humbel. No entry appeared to be gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamboley Coal and Ice Co
13Th Avenue
Leland L. Lamboley
S. F. Humbel
U S Envoy and Staff Pull Out of Bulgaria
U S envoy Donald R Heath and a 49 member delegation left Bulgaria amid charges by Sofia that he acted as a spy. Heath described the red government as an enemy of freedom and said there is a deliberate campaign to sow fear and distrust of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Yugoslavia
Donald R. Heath
Bulgaria
Heath
Sofia
United States
Henry Greenwald Dies at 79 in Madison
Henry Charles Greenwald 79 a Monroe native and retired insurance man died last night at a Madison convalescent home after more than a year of illness. Born April 4 1870 in Monroe he was married to Laura Thomas and moved to Madison about 25 years ago. Survived by widow a brother Sam R. Greenwald Monroe and preceded by brothers Albert John and sisters Ellen Edith and a infant. A member of First Congregational church Madison he was a 32nd degree Mason. Services Monday at 1 30 pm in Shriner Neushwander funeral home Monro e with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Henry Charles Greenwald
Route 1
Madison
Monroe
Rudolph
Catherine Yost Greenwald
Laura Thomas
Greenwalds
Sam R. Greenwald
Albert
John
Ellen
Edith
Greenwald
First Congregational Church
St. John’s
Shriner - Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Progressives Cheer Miners Donate Food
Chicago delegates from the Progressive party applauded and presented about $1,000 in groceries to striking coal miners. Elmer Benson, national chairman, told the crowd that 380,000 miners stand up against Taft Hartley injunctions and contempt citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Progressive Party
United Mine Workers
Elmer Benson
Minnesota
UMW Heads Hold Secret Parley Amid Coal Strike Crisis
Washington reports a secret gathering of top United Mine Workers leaders with vice president Thomas Kennedy and secretary-treasurer John Owens as contract talks resume. Federal mediation efforts continue ahead of Keech court contempt trial Monday over the 372000 member walkout during the eight month dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John T. Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
John Owens
UMWW
Kennedy
Lewis
Cyrus S. Ching
Truman
Ching
David L. Cole
Cole
Coal Inquiry Board
Springfield
Richm R. Keech
Keech
Union Digs Coal for Pittsburgh Needy
Truckloads of union dug relief coal rolled to fuel starved Pittsburgh under state police watch. Pickets did not appear at the Imperial strip mine where UMW members braved 10 degree cold to mine frozen coal and truckers carried it along a three mile backwoods route to the tipple.
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Pittsburgh
Imperial
United Mine Worker
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Minneapolis
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City Action
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Asbury
Atom Project
Farrington Daniels
Wisconsin
Daniels
Lamboley
U.S
Henry Greenwald
UMW
Union
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