Truman Two Term Limit Becomes Law Reعلن
The 22nd Amendment limits future U S presidents to two elected terms with an exception for Harry Truman. Nevada joins to ratify, becoming the 36th state. Congress must approve three fourths for ratification. repeal possible by same path. The amendment targets Roosevelt era, tames term length, and may affect 1952 plans.
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Wildlife Parley Details Program in Green County
Conservation is a key development for civilization Allen Haukom Wisconsin conservation official told 105 Green County teachers and student teachers at the Normal School The session outlined wildlife and soil conservation in school curriculums with farm wildlife areas and stream bank improvements Also discussed were soil erosion losses exceeding 50 percent of Green County topsoil and the state's game program led by Clarence Benkett and a county committee outlining curricu lum plans for local schools
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
Yesterda
China
Haukom
Myron E. Jegjum
Aal
Lester van Loon
Nice Cadaprest
Clarence Benkett
13Th Street
Conservation Department
Jeglum, van Loon
Cata
James Meshnick
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation
Otto W.lund
Green County’ Normal School
Gloria Marty
Theresa _Sauders
Sanford Hanson
Rudolph Haskee
Ruth Schlicher
Green’ County
Maurice Quinn
Rhinelander Council backs appraisal step veto override
The Rhinelander council voted to override Mayor Steven Gwidt's veto of a real estate revaluation plan in 1951. The state department of taxation will provide qualified assessors for hire. The council will appoint a board of review and adjust assessments. the Central Labor Council had threatened to petition for a state involvement.
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Se Ane Cry Council
Steven Gwidt
State Department of Taxation
Central Labor Council
Czech Reds Nabbed For Plot To Kill Communist President
Czech communist authorities announce arrests of former foreign minister Vlado Clementis and others for an alleged plot to assassinate President Klement Gottwald and seize the party and government. The party reports hundreds of members have been expelled in a sweeping purge, signaling a hard line against dissent and alignment with the Soviet Union.
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Communist Party of Bolsheviks
Stalin
Klement Gottwald
Rudolf Slansky
Antonin Zapotocky
Truman Urges Doubled Postal Rates
President Truman asked Congress to double second class mail rates and raise from one to two cents the cost of carrying a postal card. He said the bulk of the postal deficit should not be borne by the general taxpayer and urged raising postcard and circular rates to cut the subsidy.
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Area's Spring Wave Slated To End Soon
A mild spell may end tonight as unsettled weather returns with rain or snow forecast. Mercury at 1 p m dropped to minus 38, though the sun shone after a high of 44 reached at 3 p m yesterday. Extended outlook calls for more precipitation tomorrow night and again Saturday.
Boy and Girl Holstein Winners Named State Champions
Kenosna Richard Jensen of Colfax and Lorraine Bark of Rice Lake were named champion state boy and state girl for Holstein projects. The awards were presented by Glen Householder, director of extension, for the Holstein Friesen Association of America.
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Colfax
Lorraine Bark
Rice Lake
Erday
Glen Householder
Holstein-Frie Sian Association of America
American Unit Cracks Red Line In Central Area
U N forces push forward in central front as US Seventh Division regiments breach Korean red defenses near Wonju and Pagnim while the Second Division repels five Maoist attacks southeast of Hoengsong. Marines seize hills near Hoengsong as Fifth Air Force supports with B-29 strikes north of Pyongyang.
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Quinn
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Ammul Creek
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Red Barracks
North Korea
Pyongyang
Red Capital
Thomas Cavanaugh Dies in Milwaukee
Thomas Cavanaugh 84 died Sunday night at St. Camillus hospital Milwaukee after a month long illness. Born May 7 1867 in Blanchard Lafay ette county he farmed with his brother J ohn before moving to Milwaukee 15 months ago. Survived by brother D L Cavanaugh Monrovia Calif and eight nieces and nephews. Services at Saether funeral home at 9 45 a m and Im maculate Conception church at 10 a m Rosary tonight at 8 pallbearers listed. Burial Cavalry cemetery officiated by Rev Paul Dwer.
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St. Camillus
Milwaukee
Blanchard
Lafayette County
Cavanaugh
Farmers Rural School
Cavanauga
John
St Michael's Catholic Church
Yellowstone
D. L. Cavanaugh
Monrovia
Calif
Saether
Immaculate Conception
Cavalry Cemetery
Paul Dwer
Frank and
Myron Dearth
Orvin Phillipson
James Gant
Elmer Paulson
Josepar Co
Stock Prices Slide in Slack New York Trade
Stocks fell in New York with declines of up to 2 a share, volume rising modestly but not pronounced. Notable gains appeared in Pittsburgh Steel Douglas Aircraft Lockheed American Woolen and Paramount Pictures on dividend news.
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Pittsburgh Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
American Woolen
Paramount Pictures
Hoover Defens es 100 Divisions Questioned for Europe
Senate inquiry into RFC loans centers on an $8 540 mink coat charged to a Washington lawyer who handled RFC applications The coat was first charged to Mrs E Meri Young in Sept 1950 then shifted to Joseph Rosenbaum a power broker in RFC matters Wheeler furrier testified Young's husband a White House stenographer said he bought the coat Rosenbaum claimed firm Junther Jenckel obtained a 175 000 RFC loan in April 1950 New York lawyers for the RFC blocked the loan and the firm was told the coat was paid in two installments by Rosenbaum Fulbright chair ordered a public hearing and Justice Department review for possible perjury or law violations.
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Senate
E. Meri Young
RFC
Louis O. Wheeler
New York
Young
Joseph J. Rosentains
Wheeler
Senate Banking
Sutton
D-Tenn
House
White House
Rosensum
Junther-Jenckel
Fulbright
Department of Justice
Assembly Bill Seeks Major Agriculture Department Reform
Assemblyman Sykes proposes expanding the state agriculture board from seven to 15 members and creating bureaus for animal health agricultural promotion and dairy foods drugs and marketing effective July 1 if approved. He includes specific breeder and industry representation plus a home economics graduate. A veteran bonus bill by Lynch would finance via liquor tax shifts and surcharges.
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Doctor Henry Louis Smith Dies At 91 Noted WWI Peacemaker
Dr Henry Louis Smith who President Woodrow Wilson credited with helping end World War I died at age 91. He devised a balloon message system used to drop surrender notes behind German lines provoking German revolts. Smith was a pioneer in film and led both Davidson College and Washington and Lee University as president.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Davidson College
Washington and Lee University
OPS Extends Auto Price Freeze Through March
Officials of the Office of Price Stabilization plan to extend the auto price freeze beyond March 1. New car prices remain at the December 1 levels. The mid-December order could be extended to April 1 as regulators work on revised rules allowing some manufacturers to raise prices to offset higher production costs.
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Office of Price Stabilization Id
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Wisconsin cheese market steadies with fair demand
Wisconsin state market report shows American cheese prices steady to weak with demand only fair. Prices noted for various grades include longhorns around 44 percent to 45 and square prints near 44 to 45 percent.
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Bribe Scandal Expands as Former LIU LSU Player Arrested
Brooklyn man Nathan Miller, 25, a former LIU and LSU player, is charged with taking 1500 dollars to fix two games in the 1948-49 season. The case ties him to a larger web of nine accused players across three schools, with fixed games spanning three seasons including the current one.
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Frank S. Hogan
Allstar
Nathan Miller
Brooklyn
Long Island University
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Saia Ne
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Bowling Green State Universit Ohio
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Madison Square Garen
Consumere
Ward Gard
Sherman White
LeRoy Smith
Adolph Bigos
LIU
Liu Ntieas
Germany
Bigos
White
Gard
Smith
Hoover warns Europe needs 100 divisions and stronger push
Washington reports former President Hoover testified before Senate committees that Europe cannot be defended with fewer than 100 divisions and urged building U S and British air and naval power to deter Soviet attack He warned of utmost jeopardy in U S land war involvement and argued for executive defense policy backing while Congress weighed troops to Europe amid partisan critiques of Dewey StaFOR and Taft amendments
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Herbert Hoover
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Roy McBride Named Democratic Chairman of Green County
Roy McBride and Fred Lienhardt were elected to top posts in Green County’s Democratic organizing committee with McBride as chairman and Lienhardt as vice chairman Frank M Haren was reelected treasurer Pats Flannery was named secretary The group met Friday at Turner hall and plans monthly meetings resuming with the next on the last Monday of March at Turner hall.
Sailors Rescued After Five Days in Open Lifeboat
Dozen shipwrecked sailors were brought into Guam after five days afloat in an open lifeboat. Food and water nearly exhausted, they were spotted by a searching plane 275 miles south of Iwo Jima. The wreck occurred February 19 when the Norveak departed from the Florentine. Twenty-one others, including the captain, were rescued by the British freighter Silvermple last week.
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Iowa Jima
High Seas
RAID BY HUKBALAHA P REBELS NEAR MANILA TOWN
The army reports 30 Hukbalahap rebels raided San Jose Del Monte twenty miles north of Manila firing wildly loot and burned homes of prosperous residents. The attack disrupted the town as security forces moved to restore order.
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San Jos del Monte
Doomed to Die Muscular Dystrophy Volunteers
The B'nai B'rith Leo N. Levi Memorial coordinates a dystrophy volunteer program at Hot Springs to test potential cures. About 200,000 Americans suffer, including children. dozens of volunteers from Newbern Tennessee Wichita Kansas Leland Illinois and Philadelphia are listed, with ages ranging from seven to fourteen. The study aims to advance a cure though risks are described as high.
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Leo N. Levi
Hot Spring
J. A. Robinson
Eraith
New York
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Baird Brothers
Philadelphia
William Murphy Dies in Monroe Convalescent Home
William Murphy aged 69 died at 10 30 last night in the M hardt convalescent home Monroe after years in jail health He was born in Illinois Sept 1 1881 the son of William and Cynthia Hutchins Murphy A former Milwaukee Road section foreman He leaves a son four daughters eight grandchildren Survivors include Mrs Ma Damks Beloit Mrs Donald Daley and Mrs Harvey Gempeler Monticello and Mrs Leo Reynolds Madison Services Thursday at 3 p m Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev L A Brown officiating Burial in church cemetery on Road Avenue Body at Voegeli funeral home
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William E. Murph
Mhardt
Monroe
Illinois
William A Cynthia’ Hutchins Murphy
Murph
Daisy Lanphere
Madison
Murphy
Milwaukee Road
Ma Damks
Beloit
Donald Daley
Harvey Gempeler
Leo Reynolds
Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. A. Brown
Koad Avenue
Voegeli Funeral Home
Blaha to Lead County Bond Promotion Program
R W Blaha is named county chairman for U S savings bond activities by William Taylor. Kenneth Glass, Milwaukee state chairman, assists Blaha in launching the new program for promoting defense bond purchases. Blaha served on the Dane county WWII committee. Green county committee will be expanded.
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al. W. Biana
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
U. S
William Taylor
Milwaukee
Kenneth Glass
Blaha
Dane County
Green County
Glass
First Jury Trial For Term Started In Wisconsin Court
The Green County court opened two jury trials with State vs William D. D. port in Beloit on paternity for a child born Aug 2 198. The case will span two days with jurors from Rock County and Beloit. Judge Fox plans a full week of sessions the week of April 9, and a separate Kennedy case set for April 10.
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Wisconsin
William D. D.port
Beloit
Davenport
Green County Court
Rock County
Cnosen
Virgil Wu Juda
Leon Rockow
Brow
Otto L Oscar Aven Sr
Law Brodhead
Ards
New Blanchardville
Reimer
Wilbur Rhyner
Frank X. Kinast
Arnold
Caskey
Robson
Kinast
Lester B. Brillman
Fox
Green County
Kennedy
Howard D. Kennedy
Monticello
Leo Casualty Co
Hall and Griffeth
Leona Erickson
Reger and Johnson
L. A. Koenig
Margaret Bulken
Blum and
Blum
Riff Court
L. R. Pease
Pease Hardware
Henry C. Klassy
Harry Nye
Fitzgibbons
Elmer and Viney
Monroe
Paul Voegels
Loveland
Beckett
Lee
Paul Roberts
H. Haag
Reese Service Co
Richard Mead
Randolph R. Conners
Madison
Haag
Meinburg, Brodhead
Sponge Bath Fatal in Racine Home
Herman aligut ion, 49, was electrocuted in his Racine home yesterday while giving himself a sponge bath. Coroner Berhard Evenson said he probably touched the switch of a floor lamp, causing the shock that proved fatal.
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Herman Aligution
Berhard Evenson
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