Labor Proposes 10 Year Controls
Labor leaders urged a flexible wage price policy to stabilize the economy for a decade. The wage stabilization board backed delaying a 30 day price and wage freeze as it weighs broader controls. Food prices loom large with analysts warning 8 to 10 percent gains may follow. CIO machinists and unions pressed for a long range plan, while John L. Lewis urged against controls. A general formula favored price stabilization, taxation, and stronger wage authority, with food price limits under review.
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Washington
Bor
Dec
Wage Stabilization Board
Omic Stability
ESA
Truman
CIO
Intestin Ne
United Labor Policy Committee
Organized Law
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cyrus S. Ching
Alan Valentine
Monroe Hearing Seen On Swiss Grade Rules
Indications point to a formal hearing in Monroe on proposed changes to Swiss cheese grades by the state department of agriculture A representative group of local cheesemen including Ray Kublv Fred Roesiger John Shacer William Senatsch Fred Krebs and Fred Galli attended discussions in Madison this week Time and place of the hearing will be announced in Madison
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Monroe
State Department of Agriculture
Madison
Ray R. Kublv
Fred Roesiger
John Shacer
William Senatsch
Fred Krebs
Fred Galli
Enlistment Cuts Hit Monroe Green County Units
Air Force and Navy enlistments drop in the Madison area under a new weekly quota of 42. Green County is among 15 zones affected. Extra drills for Co. K and medical detachments are ordered, including 12 drills in six months with outdoor weekend maneuvers and rations paid. A weekend hike of about 20 miles and night encampment are planned, while staff schools convene at Camp Douglas.
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Air Force
Navy
Monroe
Green County
Co. K
Walter M. Helgesen
Army
Madison
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Helgesen
Freeport Naval
National Guards
Joseph B. Viney
Roth S. Schleck
Milwaukee
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FCC Orders Probe of Radio on Races
The FCC ordered an investigation into how horse racing is handled on radio and TV stations. It seeks full information on regular racing programs, handling, and sources, excluding occasional results broadcasts such as the Preakness or Kentucky Derby.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commandard
Policy aims to mobilize manpower in coming days
Assistant Secretary Rosenberg indicated a national manpower mobilization policy would be issued within days. The plan seeks to mobilize industry, agriculture, military and civilian groups to conserve manpower as Congress weighs drafting 18 year olds and universal military training.
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Wident Truman
Defense
Rosenberg
Defense Department
Senate
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services
Armed Services
Defense Marshall
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese Market Trade Strength Reported
The Federal State market news service reported Madison that the Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market is firm with active trade and good demand. Selling prices cited state brand 4.50, grade B 44 47, grade C 4.45.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Madison Registry Offs Arrests Tie Iowa Car Theft Ring
Iowa authorities report a bold Midwest auto theft ring was busted with three men arrested in Wisconsin and at least 13 cars recovered in Iowa. Suspects John Sederchuk Stanley Wrobel and Henry Dybowsky, all from Chicago, face multiple charges as the FBI and state police probe interstate links and titles.
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Madison
Iowa
Des Moines
Midwest
Wisconsin
Chicago
John Sederchuk
Stanley Wrobel
Henry Dybowsky
Market News
Mad
Butler Adams
David Johnson
Adams
Nebergall
FBI
American Force Clings to Wonju Salient in Korean Front
American Second Division troops hold a salient south of Wonju supported by French and Dutch forces while North Korean Sixth and Thirteenth divisions attempt a north and east flank. A Second Division spokesman says a red force was beaten back with 200 to 300 casualties near Wonju Chechon highroad. Front reported stabilized with small-arms fire nearby. In western Korea near Osan a large red advance looms, with 285000 Chinese and Korean troops in the area and air and armor support anticipated. A separate item reports a Michigan City, Indiana crash killing five from one family.
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Tokyo
Wonju
William C. Barnard
Iso
Wonju- Chechon Highwa
Barnard
Seoul
U. S
Chongin
Ominon
Chungju
Osan
Korea
John Randolph
Roni Sad
Tas
Civilian Defense Team Appointed In Green County
Dr. Nathan E. Bear heads a 37 member civilian defense unit under the area plan. Deputy medical officer is Dr. C E Baumle with Dr. George R Barry as alternate. The list includes nurses, radiological monitors, medical corpsmen, first aiders, stretcher bearers, clerks, a truck driver, and a carpenter. The team prepares for bombings and mass movement of panic victims.
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Nathan E. Bear
Green County
Bear
C. E. Baumle
George R. Barry
Adjutant General’s Office
Bear l
Lucille S. Randall
Arthur T. Edwards
Alice M. Johnson
Esther B. Nelson
Robe
Rieder
Harold E. Scherer
Perle G. Guess
Eugene Weaver
Ward A. Stackpole
John Hirsch
John W. Schild
Robert B. Williams
Lloyd M. Hefty
Argenet L. van Matre
Etha J. Discher
Evelyn M. Due
Unclear Prices Mix With Odd Listings From a Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists various items with odd prices and codes such as single daisies at 43 to 44 percent, longhorns around 434 to 444, square prints 438 to 4444, and midgets at 44 percent, lacking clear nouns or context. The fragment suggests a miscellaneous ad or inventory snippet with unreliable formatting.
Carolyn Purcell Cancer Fear Proved False at Mayo Clinic
Eight hours of examination at the Mayo clinic found no cancer in Carolyn Purcell of Alpharetta Georgia. Doctors diagnosed inflammatory eye reaction harming sight and said treatment could restore vision. Her mother Mrs Frank Purcell and father, an unemployed stonemason, faced aid limits until Shriners funded a plane trip.
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Carolyn Purcell
Mayo Clinic
Carolyn
Frank Purcell
Alpharetta
New Atom Tests Stated in Nevada
The atomic energy commission announced plans to test atomic weapons on a guarded Nevada bombing range near Las Vegas. The experiments will be the first nuclear explosions in the United States since the 1945 New Mexico A-bomb test, with President Truman authorizing use of part of the 5 000 square mile range.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
United States
New Mexico
Truman
Air Force
Las Vegas
Wisconsin legislators seek curbs on lobbyists and free hunts
Lawmakers introduced more than a dozen measures in the assembly including a lobbyist meal ban, a plan to allow 65 plus residents to hunt deer without licenses, and an old age survivors insurance proposal for county employees. The senate met briefly with no action taken. Some bills head to revision. others await committee. A school bus stop rule and a yearly vehicle registration plan were also proposed. Stock market news followed with buying demand boosting prices despite a Saturday close.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Kohler
Wisconsin
Assemblyman
Eisner
Dcross Plains
New York
Keegan Named to Agriculture and Highway Committees
Speaker Ora D. Rice named Harry Keegan to the agriculture and highway committees. Keegan will serve as second ranking member of both panels. Martin Monson of South Wayne was also named to the agriculture committee.
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Harry Keegan
Ora D. Rice
Agriculture
Keegan
Poultry Day Discussed by Wisconsin Expert in Monroe
Prof J B Hayes extension poultry specialist from the University of Wisconsin met last evening with interested locals at the courthouse to discuss a possible poultry day in Monroe next June. The plan envisions an educational program focused on poultry and eggs.
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J. B. Hayes
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Court House
Casualties Rise 2537 For Week to 42
Washington announces American casualties in Korea total 42713, up 2537 from a week earlier. The Defense Department cites 6247 killed in action, 29306 wounded, and 7160 missing.
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Washington
Kore
Defense Department
Legislators Hear General Program For 70th Session
Governor Kobler outlines 70th session goals including budget restraint and state efficiency. Proposals cover dividend tax repeal, rent control flexibility for localities, four year state officer terms, judicial pensions, teacher retirement expansion, and a broader civil defense program.
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Arthur Bystrom
Madison
Kobler
Wisconsin
Spe
Oscar Rennebohm
Ran
Legis
Legistre
Milwaukee College
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