Congress Opens Second Round of Fair Deal Clash
Congress opened the second round of the Fair Deal fight amid election focus. President Truman prepares a state of the union address and budget message while White House aides preview tax, economy, and health plans. Republicans and Democrats press deficit concerns as talks begin.
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Congress
Washington
Truman
a _winehouse
Congressional High Command
Capitol
Rayburn
Texas
Barkley
Senate
Lucas
Ill
House
McCormack
Mass
White House
GOP
Milz Brothers Buy Headquarters Tavern at Court House corner
Joe and Alois Milz, cheese makers, have purchased the Headquarters tavern at the northwest corner of the courthouse square from Walter and Delbert Wyss. Possession is set for February 1, with the Milzes applying to the city council for a liquor license. Joe milks at Kubly Cheese Co-op while Alois assists at the Franklin factory. The Wysses bought the tavern July 27, 1947 from Louislund. their plans are not stated.
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Joe
Alois Mlilz
Court House
Square
Walter E
Delbert Wyss
Milzes
Joe Milz
Kubly
Alois
Franklin
Wysses
Louislund
Waupun Fugitive Picks Up Clothes
A Milwaukee man, Patrick Kelly, 48, who fled central state hospital after a forgery sentence ends, stopped in Milwaukee for clothing before heading west. He had 13 months remaining on a one to four year term.
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Aupun
Milwaukee
West Coast
Patrick Kelly
Central State Hospi
Zimmermans Welcome Green County's First 1950 Baby at St Clare
Allen Rodney Zimmerman was born at 10 20 p m New Year’s Day 1950 at St Clare hospital to Mr and Mrs Rodney E Zimmerman of Brodhead route 1 The seven pound four ounce boy named Allen Rodney is the first 1950 arrival in Green County The ZImmermans will receive gifts from Monroe merchants in the local stork derby The mother is the former Doris Grossen daughter of Emil Grossen 2452 11th avenue The father is Ralph Zimmerman’s son The family has an 18 month old daughter Yvonne The birth follows a difficult December including a barn fire and recent illness in the mother Other newborns at St Clare included the 10 50 a m arrival of the Kelly baby at 2302 13th avenue and the county’s first 1949 baby in nearby records
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Allen Rodney Zimmerman
Rodney E. Zimmerman
Route 1
Brodhead
Green County
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Zimmermans
Monroe
Doris Grossen
Emil Grossen
11Th Avenue
Ralph Zimmerman
Yvonne
Allen Rodney
Zimmerman
Thomas E. Kelly
13Th Avenue
Walter Nipple
Nipple
Bermuda
Arriv
City Closes Year With No Fatalities
Monroe records no fatalities since 1945 but ends the year with a surge in crashes. There were 308 auto accidents, the highest on record, up from 276 last year, including 50 in December. Ages 17 to 31 had most crashes. 140 involve damage over $50, 163 under $50. Ten pedestrians injured, 37 other injuries. 592 vehicles involved and 46 people arrested on 39 charges. In Oshkosh an 85-year-old mother was rescued from a fire by her son and daughter with no injuries.
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Monroe
Washington reveals Chinese plea for Formosa defense aid
The State Department disclosed on December 23 that Chinese nationalists submitted a detailed request for American military political and economic advisers to assist Formosa. Ambassador Wellington Koo asked for aid and urged release of frozen funds. President Truman reportedly opposes sending U.S. troops to Formosa.
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State Department
Formosa
Wellington Koo
Koo
Economic Cooperation Administration
China
Shanghai
Michael J. McDermott
Walton Butterworth
McDermott
Truman
Cheesemaker Neuenschwander Dies at 79 in Monroe
Neuenschwander Cris and Rose Weiss founder family. Born Monroe July 23 1870. Retired cheesemaker and farmer moved to Monroe in 1914 from Clarno township. Survived by wife Barbara and four daughters four sons one brother and one sister. Funeral services tomorrow at 3 0 p m Shriner Neuenschwander funeral home Rev Earl Remaly officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Trea Neuenschwander
12Th Street
St Clare Hospital
Mr. Neuenschwander
Monroe
Chris
Rose Weiss Neuenschwander
St. John's Church
Barbara Kundert
Theophil Tanner
Neuenschwanders
T Heir
Neuenschwander
Clarno Township
Joseph Wanger
Harold, Haman
Darien
Hulda | Neuenschwander
Janesville
Fay Weckeriv
Mineral Point
Fred Jr
Orangeville
Ernest
Robert
Evansville
Arnold
Winslow
William
Cris
Albert
Henry
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Earl E. Remaly
Mineral
Greenwood Cemetery
Schools Here Resume Classes after Holiday
Lasses in the city schools and at St. Victor's have resumed after the two week Christmas vacation with all teachers and pupils present or accounted for. At the high school the schedule will soon swing into gear for final exams as the semester draws near to its Jan. 23 closing date.
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St. Victor's
De Pere Teens Admit 40 Burglaries and Car Thefts
Five teenage De Pere youths have admitted to forty burglaries or attempted burglaries and three automobile thefts in the Green Bay area. An automobile accident involving a stolen car led to their arrest on New Year’s Eve, Brown County District Attorney Robert Parins said.
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Green Bay Area
Dist Atty
Robert Parins
Brown County
Mystery Man Maragon Named On Perjury Charges by Jurors
Illinois miners suspend work amid a three day week. UMW head Hugh White orders a return to work next Monday with some locals already on five day contracts. John L. Lewis remains in Springfield and has not issued a public statement. Industry observers expect a possible walkout as federal labor probes continue.
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Maragon
Springfield
Ilinois
Monda
Lewis
White
Illinois
Ional Labor Relations Board
West
Meter Violation Slate Wiped Clean
Police wiped the meter violation record to zero at midnight Saturday. 1950 violators gain a clean slate for the year as tickets and escalating fines are tracked by license numbers. The scheme starts at five cents and rises to one dollar after four offenses, with increasing forfeitures thereafter. Police warn motorists to surrender tickets promptly to avoid stiffer penalties.
Four Holiday Vehicle Mishaps In Green County
Four vehicle incidents occurred in Green County during the holiday weekend amid dense fog. Three people were injured, with one suffered a broken collar bone when his car left highway 69 near Monroe. A second crash near Rupp's Corner damaged a Barrhoffer convertible and left no serious injuries to the passenger. A Rockford couple sustained ankle and head injuries when struck while assisting a stalled car on highway 81. A hit and run and a separate off road crash near Monroe added to the fogbound toll as authorities investigated.
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Green County
Theodore Bayrhoffer
Route 3
Monroe
Rupp
Monticello
Forrest Deininger
21St Avenue
Barrhoffer
Bayrhoffer
Victor Bredeson
Vernus Bredeson
Rockford
Line Avenue
Spencer McGinley
Bredesons
St. Clare Hospital
Bredeson
Gapen
Chester Fritz
16Th Street
H. E. Babler
City Wins Land Option for Monroe G I Housing Units
The city received federal approval to take possession of seven veterans housing units on 12th street. Transfer took effect Jan 1 as city plans to exercise the land option and secure clear title after paying due rentals to Dec 31. Units house 14 families and will be operated by a local citizens board. city owns structures and soon land, with a plan to continue housing as needed.
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Veterans
12Th Street
William F. Bergeron
Chicago
Federal Housing Authority
H. H. Moe
Council
Strucures
Nation records lower holiday traffic deaths than predicted
An Associated Press tally shows 269 traffic deaths during the New Year holiday period, 61 fewer than the 330 forecast by the National Safety Council. Fires caused 54 deaths and other accidents, including drownings and shootings, accounted for 101 fatalities. The toll appears small next to 1948 safety council figures.
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Aafovesaeen
Rica
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Safety Council
One Injured Here In Holiday Crashes
Several city traffic accidents injure and damage vehicles during the holiday period. F Kohn at 1027 23rd street suffers a head bump and shoulder injury after a collision with Karsten L. Johnson at the intersection of 17th street and 15th avenue. John F. Black, of 904 19th avenue, incurs front-end damage when his car strikes Karl E. Niederman’s vehicle near 16th avenue as Niederman stops to let another back from a stall. John L. Meyers’ car sustains minor front damage after a hit-and-run allegedly strikes a parked car in front of Meyers residence at 723 16th avenue. William A. Broughton’s car is heavily damaged when William F. Beutel’s 622 19th avenue vehicle backs into it on 11th street after Beutel cannot stop. CAUGHT ROBBING STORE Two 14-year-old Wisconsin school for boys escapees are caught burglarizing a Kenosha grocery store.
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Nowara F. Kohn
23Rd Street
Kohn
Karsten L. Johnson
7Th Street
17Th Street
15Th Avenue
John F. Black
19Th Avenue
Karl E. Niederman
Route 1
Blanchardville
Niederman
16Th Avenue
John L. Meyers
Meyers
William A. Broughton
Platteville
William F. Beutel
Broughton
11Th Street
Beutel
18Th Avenue
Kenosha
Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha
Lamboley Begins Sixth Year as Green County Judge
Harold J. Lamboley was sworn in for another six year term as Green County judge and small claims court for the county. Marshall L. Peterson and Rudolph P. Reger lauded his service and cooperation with the bar association, noting increased jurisdiction since 1938 and a harmonious administration backed by the county board.
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Marshall L. Peterson
Green County Bar Association
Harold J. Lamboley
Peterson
Lamboley
Small Claims Court
Green Couny Bar Association
Rudolph P. Reger
Bar Association
Reger
Green’ County
Contract Probe Figure To Stand Trial on Charges
Washington John Maragon a former mystery man who flashed a White House pass was indicted today on perjury charges for lying to Senate investigators about income sources and other financial details. The Greek American from Kansas City faced four counts carrying up to 40 years if convicted.
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Washington
John Maragon
White House
Senate
Maragon
Kansas City
Vaughan
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Hattie E. Johnson
Salisbury
Myron G. Ehrlich
Union Trust Co
George Patterson of Brodhead Dies at 79
George Patterson of Brodhead died at 2 p m on January 1 in St Clare hospital after a long illness. He married Mary Hendricson in Rockford on September 18, 1894, and the couple lived in Rockford for 17 years before moving to Brodhead. Survivors include two nieces, Mrs Lisle Babnsen of Auburn Washington and Mrs Lee Lahgent of San Diego California. His wife died November 25, 1933, and a daughter Mildred died at age 15. Services set for 1:30 p m Thursday at the Newcomer funeral home with Rev S A Gutknecht officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery Rockford.
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George Patterson
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mary Hendricson
Rockford
Lisle Babnsen
Auburn
Wash
Lee Lahgent
San Diego
Calif
Mildred
Newcomer Funeral Home
S.A. Gutknecht
Bural
Greenwood Cemetery
Jacob Stauffacher Taken at His Home
Jacob Stauffacher 83 of Monroe township died Sunday at 4 a m after a period of illness. Born November 7 1866 in Canton Bern Switzerland he came to America as an infant. He married Anna Knobel in 1894 and farmed in Jordan then Monroe townships before settling on his present farm in 1913. Surviving are his wife a daughter Lillian three brothers and a sister. One son Albert and a daughter died earlier. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev John E MacMartin officiating and interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Jacob Stauffacher
Monroe Township
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
Abraham
Elsbeth Babler Stauffacher
New Glarus
Tanner
Anna Knobel
St. John's Church
Albert
John
Ernest
Henry
Miles’ Newman
Herman Gempeler
Universalist
Shriner-Neushwander
John E. MacMartin
Greenwood Cemetery
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Republican National Committee
Taft
Ohio
National Presbyterian Church
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
National Health Insurance
Tee
Defielsdam
Alois Milz
Waupun
Zimmerman Boy
John Obert
Tan
Wayne Allen
Howard Morgan
Stoughton
City
Morgan
Elva Johnson
William Johnson
Wiola
Morgans
Oshkosh
Minnie Juedess
Emil Kellenberger
UMW
C. B. McDonald
Oklahoma City
McDonald
Oklahoma
Biloxi
Miss
John Scafidi
Buffalo Bills
John Askins Jr
Monroe G.I
Bar
Bootblack
Charles Muray
Greece
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