Solons Promise Speed on Strike Measure
Clyde F. Dooley of Brodhead dies in St. Clare hospital nine hours after a highway 11 crash near Oronalgareat. The driver Blaser is held. the car, taken without permission, collided with a bus coming from the opposite direction. An inquest is scheduled. Dooley's death follows injuries from the wreck. Clyde Dooley, 45, born Feb 2 1900 in Monticello, is survived by family in Wisconsin and California. Funeral plans not yet completed.
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Clyde F. Dooley
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 11
Oronalgereat
Rock County
Blaser
E. A. Silverthorne
Ted Overton
Monticello
South Pacific
Medical Corps
California
Cortice
Janesville
Harold
Vera Anderson
Beloit
Gunderson
Lake Worth
Aeaeaaen Ae Uae Menor
First Direct Witness Describes Japanese Atrocity Plans
A U S navy captain testified that Japanese guards planned to execute all Allied prisoners if needed during war. He described beatings and near-starvation, and said one American prisoner died after weight dropped from 200 pounds to 57. He recalled factory labor, harsh conditions, and Allied air attacks as evidence in atrocity trials.
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Tokyo
Newman
Japan
City Tax Collection Reaches Ninety-Two Thousand
City treasurer Charles B er reports total tax receipts of 92 857 92 to date with payments from numerous accounts. Daily totals from January 8 to 15 show varied amounts as taxpayers continue limited in number and banking hours extend to month end.
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Charles B.er
Mystery murders in Passau probe widens
AP bulletins report a break within 48 hours in the killings of three American military government officers at Passau. A Hungarian office employee has been questioned to explore possible motives. Washington reports the Senate voting 49 to 17 to study a permanent fair employment practices commission.
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Bad Teletz
Germany
Passau
Washington
Sean
Widow Dies in Wisconsin Blaze at Lancaster Hospital
Miss Ruth Russell 70 died at Lancaster General Hospital after a fire in a residence where she was employed as a housekeeper. The blaze occurred in Lancaster Wisconsin last night leaving the victim unconscious in the burning home.
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Lancaster
Wis
Ruth Russell
Lancaster General Hospital
Wien
Ganda
Woman Hides Husband's Feet Then Faces Disorder Charge
Mrs Edna Fritz 38 tells Judge Mason Sulli van she hid her husband John 39 s artificial feet after he returned drunk. He lost both feet in a railroad accident nine years ago and has since drunk heavily. She says she hid his feet on shelves and filed for disorderly conduct. a psychiatric exam was ordered.
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Chicago
Edna Fritz
Mason
Sullivan
John
Fritz
Hair clues link slayer to Degnan child crime
Police tie blades to a grisly abduction and dismemberment of 6 year old Suzanne Degnan. Warnings of a basements search follow a witness report of a prowler near the Degnan building and hair fibers found on a stair board.
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Degnan
Suzanne Degnan
Nan
Adolph Valanis
Valanis
Ruth H. Erickson
Suzanne
North Side
Chicago
Degnan Home
Central Detective Bureau
A Sheboygan
Mer
Gloria Wilams
Publicity Highlights Fight on Arthritis by Mrs Bogue
Mrs Shirley Bogue highlighted a successful campaign against crippling arthritis in a Times feature. The article praises her advocacy work and its impact on public awareness and research funding.
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The
Times Yesterday
Shirley Bogue
Teachers Leave, Nurse Joins Monroe Schools
Green County schools plan a short-term holiday for pupils while staff meet at Monroe High School. Supt. Evans announces four retirements and new hires, including Audrey Harrington as school nurse, a former Army lieutenant.
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Monroe
Green County
Monroe High School
E. O. Evans
Ie Ae
Acu
Audrey Harrington
Sou Haven
Milingered Knelling
St. Luke's
Chicago
Western Reserve
Detroit
Edythe Carroll
Mples Leila Ellingson
Kathryn Etter
Helen Marsh
Green County Drive For Clothing Faces Snags
Louis A. Koenig city attorney and former 1945 county chairman says no Green County clothing drive chairman has been appointed. Despite nationwide clothing for United Nations relief, Green County remains inactive. Inquiries to the state chair in Milwaukee seek appointment for this vicinity.
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United States
United Nations
Green County
Louis A. Koenig
Koenig
Milwaukee
Milk price talks aim for 2 to 3 cent quart rise
Hearings begin in New York on milk price hikes with a second session planned for Boston next month. Officials discuss seasonal raises of 2 to 3 cents per quart into spring and summer, while winter gains could reach 3 cents. The talks tie to a looming end of the 525 million dollar yearly dairy subsidy program, with possible continuation or delay depending on federal action.
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New York
Boston
John C. Collet
Anderson
Collet
Truman
Congress
Production to Climb Madison The Next Ten
Bruhn forecast a 40 percent rise in state milk output from 12 billion pounds in 1939 to 15 percent billion in 1945 due to better feed per acre, stock quality, and feeding methods. He also predicted a 20 percent rise in national per capita dairy consumption if current income levels hold, aided by manufacturing improvements.
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Madison
Bruhn
Ships Turned Over to China by US and Britain
Report states 21 warships are being transferred to China by the United States and Great Britain eight to China by the former.
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Chungk
Nanking
China
United States
Great Britain
War Prisoner Performance Reported for 1945 by Army Sixth
The Army Sixth of Command reports German prisoners of war in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin contributed valued at 23 872 656 dollars to government and private contractors during 1945.
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Chicago
Illinois
Mich N
Wisconsin
Army Sixth of Command
Boyle Tells Mencken War Writers' Performance Fine
Hal Boyle recounts a Tunisian battle scene where Ernie Pyle faced rebuke in Algiers for reporting horrors of war. The article notes Pyle's morale-boosting impact and remarks by Mencken on wartime journalism, hinting at broader media truthfulness concerns.
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Boyle
Mencken War Writers
Manila
Tunisia
Algiers
Ernie Pyle
BankI Gambling And Griping New Oahu Center
Army bans all forms of gambling at Oahu center under Gen Robert C Richardson and Col William Safa. Officials say soldiers cannot even play pinochle as enforcement begins and controlled gaming is authorized.
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Oahu
Robert C. Richardson
Cey
Col
William Safa
Cenor
Court martial ordered over demobilization agitation in Pacific
Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson Jr. ordered court-martial for any mid Pacific command member who continues agitation on demobilization. Three enlisted men confined pending investigation. Col. Wilson Gaddis said no charges yet and policy is under review. Eighty service men expressed concern at Richardson's restriction of the pair.
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Honolulu
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
mid-Pacific
Wilson Gaddis
Oahu
Labor Canteen
Richardson
Clashes in Java Coast Kill British Troops
British forces in the Soerabaja sector on the east Java coast suffered three killed and 21 wounded as Indonesian nationalists clashed with troops yesterday.
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Java
Batavia
Soerabaja
East Java
Czech Asks UN Rule All Arms for Ernest Bevin
Bevin pressed for UN trusteeship for Britain's mandates Tanganyika Togoland and the Cameroons while officials said Ruanda and Urandi would follow. Masaryk urged global control to safeguard humanity and prevent wasteful inventions as delegates applauded. Security Council members planned their first formal meeting today.
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Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Bevin
Britain
Ruanda
Urandi
East Africa
Belgium
Seee Ueden
van Langenhove
German East Africa
Masaryk
Security Council
United Nations
Tanganyika
Togoland
Cameroons
New Packard Clipper Premieres at Lynch Motors Display
The B H Lynch Motor Sales show the new Packard Clipper line including the basic Clipper, the Gaumantan Clipper, and the Packard Super 8 Custom. The dealer notes 1946 model improvements and planned output increases from manufacturers.
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Packard
B. H. Lynch
B. Ff. Lynch Motor Sales
Labor secretary forms board over meat packing wage dispute
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach appoints a fact finding panel to probe the wage dispute in the meat packing industry. The group will meet with representatives of the CIO and AFL unions and meat packers amid ongoing negotiations and a tied House vote on related legislation.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
CTO
APL
Dix
House Committee
Meat Packing Woes Mentioned in Good Supply Here Firms
Local report notes that Good Supply Here owned companies rely on meat shipped in from packing houses. Officials discuss supply chains and regional procurement amid ongoing market pressures.
Labor Deadlock Persists in 60 Day Strike Standstill
The piece notes drivers and companies failing to end a 60 day work stoppage and seeking government mediation. It mentions the steel workers’ strike threat involving 800000 and President Truman considering his proposal, with wage talks in the meat packing industry and CIO leaders negotiating to avert walkouts.
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Defense Transportation
Midwest
Ce Rand
AFL
CIO
Philip Murray
Beniana Fairlee
S. Steel Corper
United Steel Workers
Fairlese
Mr. Truman
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Melvin F. Blaser
Harry Silverthorne
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Silverthorne
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Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Ana
Pyle
Mencken
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Soldier Cemetery
Banki
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