County Fair Harness Race Shines With Record Entries
Green County fair harness program lists 163 entries across 10 races totaling 6000 dollars in purses. Notable entrant Livingston brother All Sees who is a world record holder races in the 2 14 trot on Saturday August 3 at Maywood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Eyed Livingston
Green County Fair
Sos
Livingston Brothers
Sumida Heer
Saomee
Maywood Park
Lil
Idle Hour Farm
Monroe
Hasmas Enka
Brodhead News Highlights Local, Navy, and Social Notes
Mrs. Donald Collins and Virginia Johnson with Marcella Sellow work at Lake Geneva while Ruth Conway visits the Ralph Conway family at Silverlake. Jeannie Conway attends Girl Scout Camp Sipi con as junior counselor in Winemac Indiana. J Burton Pierce EM 2/c discharged from navy at Great Lakes after service in Tokyo Manila D C China and Guam. He plans to return to studies after attending University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Berg return plan from Montana later this week. Spirit of Our Pioneers discussed on radio by Margaret TenEyck. Dr. and Mrs M W Stuessy hosted guests Lawrence Edwin Stuessy and Australian bride touring Milwaukee and California. Local performers Jaff Juda Janet Lederman Mabel Hahien Florence Hall Esther Lederman Lydia Kramer Ruth Schwartzlow Anna Revhiow Emma Pinnow Helen Jones. Refreshments served with Mrs Louis Bergstein pouring and Mrs Fred Michaelis hostess. Miss Lois Brobst of Chicago spent weekend with her parents. Merie and June Scheidegger from Rockford visited Mary Lou Jones andMrs E A Silverthorn. others called at the J C Timm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Johnson
Marcella Sellow
Lake Geneva
Navy
New Orleans
Ruth Conway
Ralph Conway
Silverlake
Jeannie Conway
Sipicon
Winemac
Ind
J. Burton Pierce
Vernis Pierce
Great Lakes
Pierce
Pacific
Tokyo
Manila
D. C
China
Guam
Brodhead Schools
University of Wisconsin
L. J. Berg
Montana
Margaret Taylor TenEyck
M. W. Stuessy
Lawrence Edwin Stuessy
Milwaukee
California
Jaff
Juda
Janet Mae Lederman
Mabel Hahien
Florence Hall
Esther Lederman
Lydia Kramer
Ruth Schwartzlow
Anna Revhiow
Emma Pinnow
Helen Jones
Louis Bergstein
Fred Michaelis
Lois Brobst
Chicago
Harry Brobst
Merie
June Scheidegger
Rockford
Mary Lou Jones
E. A. Silverthorn
Nettie West
Janesville
Clyde Greatsinger
Footville
J. C. Timm
All-stars Fall To Freeport In Season Opener
A large crowd watched Major League and minor league all stars split results at Recreation Park. Freeport edged the Major League squad 5 to 3, while Mordis powered Freeport with 13 strikeouts and three extra baselines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagu Allstars
Freeport
Schuetze Clothiers
Recreation Park
Kraft Foods
Galena
Lanz Hardware
Co. F
Twin Grove Wolves
Oakley
Herb Goecks
Swiggum
Miller
Goecks
Hiteman
Alf Henning
John Krattiger
Mordis
Monroe
Charlie Dwyer
The
Clothiers
Delbert Soddy
Dwyer
Soddy
Gerry Beardsley
Midwest
Culber
Krattiger
Henning
H. Goecks
Truman Commission Reaches Palestine in Britain
President Truman's three man mission on Palestine arrived in Britain by air and talks on implementing British recommendations were to begin. The discussions would cover military and political aspects of the Palestine report, including the plan to admit 100000 Jews to the Holy Land immediately if approved by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Truman
Palestine
Britain
Bermuda
Holy Land
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show St. Louis 2 5, New York 1 4, Chicago 13, Brooklyn 2, Boston 1, Cincinnati 0, Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3 with rain postponements. American League games include Boston 4 2 Detroit 2, Philadelphia 7 2, St. Louis 2. Chicago at Washington 2, and other matchups. Tomorrow’s NL/Boston at Pittsburgh and NY at Chicago. AL schedule features St. Louis at Washington and Detroit at New York among others. American Association lists Louisville at Milwaukee and Columbus at Kansas City.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland
American Association
G.B
Oshkosh
Green Ba
Wis. Rapids
Fond du Lac “Sees
Appleton
Sheboygan
Janesville
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Duluth
St. Cloud
Fargo-Moorehead
CAA Grounds Great Constellation Planes After Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Administration ordered grounding of Lockheed Constellation airliners for 30 days after a fatal Reading Pennsylvania crash. United Airlines withdrew Constellations from service pending an inquiry with the CAA and Lockheed Aircraft Co. BOAC canceled Constellation flights on trans Atlantic routes at the CAA request, effective about 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States Airlines
CAA
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Reading
British Overseas Airways Corp
Constellation
BOAC
New York
Gander
Newfoundland
London
Oak Ridge Plea Echoes Atom Secrecy Fears
Oak Ridge security officers warned that the peace and security of the United States is in danger amid debates over atomic control legislation. The House GOP pressed to stall bills until world conditions settle as Rep. Elston argued for broad agreements on world peace before international atomic accords. A subversive activities report cited ties between scientists and international civilian control efforts at Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oak Ridge
United States
House
Elston
R-O
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
Committee On un-American Activities
Ernie Adamson
Wood
D-Ga
The
Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Project
Walter C. Beard Jr
John H. Bull
Manhattan
House Committee
Army
Navy
Truman
Field Days to Resume at Wisconsin Experiment Stations
Field days at Wisconsin agricultural experiment stations will resume this month the first since 1941. Programs cover livestock and poultry disease studies crop development storage methods and soil management trends. Opening session in Madison Saturday with follow ups at Hancock Marshfield Ashland and Spooner on scheduled dates.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Hancock
Marshfield
Ashland
Spooner
Cardinals Sweep Giants as Pollet Earns Win
The Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the New York Giants 2-1 and 5-4 at Sportsman's Park. Howie Pollet limited the Giants to five hits in the opener and saved the nightcap with a ninth inning relief. Enos Slaughter drove in key runs in both games.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Redbirds
Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pollet
Howie Pollet
Giant
Sportsman's Park
New York
New Orleans
Giants
Bill Voiselle
Enos
Country
Slaughter
Bob Joyce
Erv Dusak
Red Barrett
Johnny Mize
Ernie Lombardi
Cubs
Little Peanuts Lowrey
Rex Barney
Art Herring
Hal Gregg
Hank Wyse
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Sain
Johnny Sain
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Four-H club member chosen for state fair choral work
James Keen of Juda Jolly Junior 4-H is among four county youths selected for state fair choral duties. Oakley 4-H held an ice cream social at Oakley hall drawing a large crowd as outdoor movies were shown. Multiple social and hospital updates follow, including visits, patient statuses, and mission meetings across Madison and Monroe areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keen
Juda Jolly
Oakley 4
Oakley Hall
Clarence Zuhike
Joan
Manuel Pagel
Florence Miller
St. Clare Hospital
Baptist Ladies Missionary Aid
Chester Albright
Wayne Gempeler
Madison
Betty Ehlert
Brodhead
Orville Zimmerman
Elmer Matzke
Occo Mineral Ba
Monroe Hotel Yestern
Albany News Notes Circle Around Dehmer Family
Wilber Dehmer learned of his mother Mrs. Carl Dehmer’s death in Oscola Wisconsin and left at once. Visitors include Mrs. Hazel Flora Sparks and Mrs. William Pryce’s family at Albany. Jubilees, illnesses, and local visits linked to multiple relatives marked a weekend gathering for Thomas Northey, 88, Mariposa, at the village park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Dehmer
Carl Dehmer
Oscola
Wis
Dehmer
Glen Sparks
Fort Collins
Colo
William Pryce
Andrew Anderson
Leona Turner
Ed Sorenson
Shirley Madison
Wilbur Dehmer
Frank Reaga
Fred
Rockford
Louisa Reaga
Ralph Conway
Milwaukee
Stewart Conway
Marilyn
Pontiac
Mich
Myrtle Conway
Shirley
Harland Conway
Decatur Park
Sharon
Village Park
Thomas Northey
Mariposa
Scotland Yard Appeals as Homicide Wave Grows
Scotland Yard sought recruits to tackle a surge in unsolved killings now totaling 21 after two more bodies were found. One victim, 21 year old Doreen Marshall, a former Wren, is among seven women killed in four weeks. George Heath faces murder charges in the Margery Gardner case as police hunt for the killer of 11 year old Sheila Martin in Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Great Britain
Doreen Margaret Marshall
Wren
Middlesex
George Neville Heath
Bournemouth
Margery Gardner
London West End
England
Sheila Martin
Fawkham
UAW to Expand Case Plant Strikes Nationwide
Walter Reuther said the CIO United Auto Workers will extend the J I Case Co strikes to all Case plants and possibly other farm equipment makers. He noted 6,000 UAW members already strike at Racine and Rockford for wage adjustments after price controls ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
J. I. Case Co
Schwellenbach
Case Co
Reuther
Murray
J. I. Case
Case
Racine
Rockford
Peace Conclave Preparations Narrow German Question
After a four day deadlock the foreign ministers council agreed a French compromise on peace conference invitations set for July 20 at Luxembourg palace. Russia’s policy toward Germany was awaited with debate over a possible joint central administration for a federalized Germany or secret talks with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Russia
Reich
Luxembourg Palace
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Germany
Soviet Union
Wisconsin Ninth or Better in Fight on 4 Deadly Diseases
The Wisconsin state board of health reported a 1944 census bureau death-rate review showing Wisconsin ninth or better among states in controlling four deadly diseases. Syphilis deaths were 66 per million for sixth place with Maine. typhoid 1 per million tied for sixth with four states. diphtheria 2 per million ranked eighth. tuberculosis 224 per million ranked ninth.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Census Bureau
Maine
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Collins
All-stars
Beach
Reese
Byee
Homerun
Beardsley
Truman Commission
Cub
F. N. Miller
Pfe
Wendell Matzke
Camp Shanks
Esther Larson
John William
Peter Retzlaff
Janet Arnsmeier
Womans Missionary and Evangelical Youth Convention
Lomba
Retzlaff
Juda State Graded School
Ralph Frey
E. V. Patton
Evansville
Fay Patton
Harrison Grenzow
Yvonne Peterson
Leroy Peterson
Earl Campbell
Vale Jean
Calif
Faye
Oren Alcox
Frances Carlson
Sherwood
R. B. Atkinson
Boyd Atkinson
Owen Atkinson
Dale Atkinson
Winnie Kittleson
Lee Gillette
Frank Smith
Will Trow
Wanda
G. T. Peckham
Lester
Elmer Runans
Albany
George Larmer
Howell
Lloyd Doris
Terry
Arthur Jones
Jerry Helmer
Frank Gillette
Elmer Parnell
Charles Parnell
Urbana
Ill
Jerry
Gene Kleinsmith
William Steindorf
Alvin F. Rote
Monroe Bottling Works
18Th Ave
Monroe Gun Club
Eley’s
Poerz
Bae
Untz Hall
Mike Mazurki
Bobby Jordan
Billy Benedict
Chalet Theater
Ludlow Hotel
Goetz Continuou
Fea
Paulette
Goddard
Ee Burgess Francis
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