French Dairying Study Delegation Tours Monroe Wisconsin
A French agriculture delegation led by inspector general Jean Marius Gatherton visited Monroe and surrounding Green County as part of a Wisconsin dairy study tour under Marshall Plan sponsorship. They toured local plants, met with UW experts, and planned a future stop in Milwaukee as mayor Frank A. Buehler welcomed them at a chamber breakfast.
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French Agriculture Department
Ministry of Agriculture
Jean Marius Gatherton
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Col. C. W. Kerwood
ECA
America
Americans
Madison
France
Eugene Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Town Hall
Jefferson Center
Monroe Dairy
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Frank A. Buehler
United States
Galli
Col. Kerwood
U. S
Gatherton
Albert H. Stoldt
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Roy F. Burmeister
First National Bank
Fred Feutz Jr
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Harvey H. Trumpy
Swiss Cheese Corp of America
Buehler
Walter L. Day
Matt H. Stauffacher
Cheese Producers Association
Charles A. Booth
Elvira DeVriendt
Lester van Loon
Mamie Tillema
County Agricultural Office
Jean-Claude Ameil
National Federation of Milk Cooperatives
Marie
Military Hedges On No New Draft
Washington reports the army has no present plan for a new draft call but does not rule out actions if Korea escalates. A second call for about 20 000 draftees may be issued around October after the current inductees enter the pipeline. The Pentagon also denies plans to mobilize the national guard.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Pentagon
National Guard
New Clerk Planned For Draft Board Here
Thomas Wallin, current clerk of the Green county draft board, will return to full time work with the Rock county board, which he also serves, and a new clerk will be hired for two and a half days of weekly duty, likely half days. Paul P. Davis, Madison, state selective service coordinator, announced the change.
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Thomas Wallin
Green County Draft Board
Rock County Board
Paul P. Davis
Madison
MacArthur Rebutts Korean War Casualty Reports
General MacArthur's headquarters announced that American losses to date were 42 killed 190 wounded and 256 missing. The statement says enemy reports exaggerate casualties and cites the so called lost battalion as a misrepresented case. It adds that front coverage has been free of censorship and stresses brave American defense and reinforcements.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
34Th Infantry
Pyongyang
Reds
Preview Slated For Cheese Day
Plans for a full evening preview program on public square for Cheese Day 1950 were discussed at Cheese Day Inc. meeting. Finalists for the five county amateur talent contest and a band concert were announced as part of events on Sept. 9 including Swiss acts, pageant players, and a headliner comedian. Parade floats, school bands, and prom line up for a festive procession as organizers report varied finance from local businesses and cheese dealers.
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Public Square
Cheese Day, Inc
First National Bank
John J. Burkhard
Chese Day Board
Burkhard
Prog Am
Glarus
Monroe
Racine Ymca Kittie
Burke
Pioneer Cheesemakers
W. R. Schuetze
Albany
New Glarus
Monticello
Argyle
South Wayne
Decorah
Zor Shrine
Brannan Links Food Profiteering to War Prices
Secretary Brannan told White House reporters profiteering in food has begun due to the Korean conflict though he called the practice unjustified. He cautioned against hoarding and price jumps while noting current food production exceeds 1941 by about 20 percent with large wheat carryovers projected for this year and next.
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Washington
Brannan
White House
Truman
Fire Hits House At Blanchardville
Duane Erickson 21 escaped from a Blanchardville home as flames heavily damaged the brick house owned by Mr and Mrs Albert Erickson who are vacationing near Green Bay The blaze apparently started in the kitchen and Duane could not explain the fire He fled via a second story window and alerted neighbor Henry Erickson The Ericksons had remodeled the four downstairs and three upstairs rooms and kept insurance A daughter Betty Lou Erickson is at Bible camp while the son was home alone
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Blanchardville
Duane Erickson
Albert Erickson
Green Bay
Duane
Ericksons
Betty Lou Erickson
Lutheran Bible Camp
Henry Erickson
Fire Department
Cool Days and Rain Bring Moisture to Croplands
Fair skies and unseasonably cool weather followed nearly an inch of rain after yesterday's rain halted haying. The fall precipitation measured .90 inch with lows near 46 to 49 tonight in southern areas and a warming trend expected tomorrow.
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Mercury
Communists Shift South Korea Drive Amid Quiet Front
Advance American headquarters reports North Korean infantry moved toward the Kum river sector east and west of the Chichiwon bridge as air forces strike back. South Korean and U S forces hold the Kum line while North Korean units mass for an assault. B 29s blast a rail center and Chochiwon is hit by B 26s. MacArthur says forces withdraw to safer positions.
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Korea
Kum River
Chichiwon
Tokyo
Reds
Peninsula
Chochiwon
U. S
North Korea
U. S.S
Tanyang
Pusan
Taejon
MacArthur
U.S
Iowan Supports McCarthy Charge
Senator Hickenlooper of Iowa urged reopening the Senate Communist inquiry to probe McCarthy's new accusations against the State Department. McCarthy produced four signed statements claiming staff ordering destruction of damaging personnel files, which the department calls a distortion of facts amid a 1946 records reorganization.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
McCarthy
State Department
MccCarthy
Democratic Ee
Senate Foreign Relations
Department
Superforts Launch Massive 500 Ton Raid on Korean Target
From two U S bases, nearly 50 B 29s carried 500 tons of bombs to strike a railroad center north of the 38th parallel. The mission marked a mass precision bombing first for the campaign with all planes returning safely. A B 29 was later reported lost near Seoul.
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Tokyo
U. S. West Coast
38Th Parallel
Seoul
James T. Patrick
Carnation, Wash
Uncle Joe
Patrick
Allied
West Point
Emmett
Rosy) O'Donnell
Far East Bomber Command
Japan
Germany
James L. Sefton
Bloomington
Ind
Corner Cutback Study Set Here
A study of corner cutting back at city intersections for truck turns will be conducted tomorrow afternoon. J C Jones state highway division engineer will review the plan with Mayor F A Buehler Chief J H Schwaiger and the police and safety committee. Intersections include 9th street and 20th avenue 6th street and 20th avenue 16th avenue and 16th street and possibly 20th avenue and 16th street. The discussion may cover state cooperation in the cutback projects.
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J. C. Jones
State Highway Department
F. A. Buehler
J. H. Schwaiger
Police and Safety Committee
Jones
Buehler
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
6Th Street
16Th Avenue
16Th Street
U N Flag Precedence Issue In Korea For U S Forces
President Truman orders the United Nations flag to fly with other nations in Korea raising a precedence question for General Douglas MacArthur. One solution mirrors U N HQ practice with U N on top and other flags in alphabetical order. The U N pennant reached Tokyo under generals Collins and Vandenberg.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
U. N
Far East
United States
International Organization
Lake Success
N. Y
U.N
Tokyo
J. Lawton Collins
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
U. S. Army
Air Force
Johnson Orders Military News Censorship At Source
Secretary of Defense Johnson directs the army navy and air force to curb reports on troop movements and supplies to Korea by issuing a security guidance memorandum to service secretaries. He notes MacArthur restrictions and clarifies censorship at the source and lack of federal statutory authority outside atomic matters.
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Washington
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Douglas MacArthur
Far East Command
United States
Henry Kundert Ends Park Board Service
Mayor Frank A. Buehler announced Henry Kundert a shoe merchant of 1426 17th avenue has retired from the park and recreation board after three years. Kundert said his term expired and his physician urged him to relinquish some activities. He helped establish the park ball field and other recreational facilities.
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Frank A. Buehler
Henry Kundert
17Th Avenue
Park and Recreation Board
Kundert
Breakdown Halts Nash Production At Milwaukee And Kenosha
A breakdown of vital press equipment today forced suspension of Nash automotive production in Milwaukee and at Kenosha for an indefinite period. Nash-Kelvinator Corp officials said about 12 900 workers would be idle, roughly 5 000 in Milwaukee and 7 000 at Kenosha.
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Nash Milwaukee
Nash Automotive
Kenosha
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Maybank Signals Possible Controls on Civilian Economy
Senator Maybank of South Carolina, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, warned that if the world situation worsens government may impose drastic controls on the civilian economy. Officials say pressure grows to pursue limited mobilization and control measures for Korea, though no White House request has emerged.
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Washington
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Korea
White House
NSRB
Congress
Prisoners Paraded by Pyongyang Radio Broadcast
A North Korean radio outlet aired a report claiming American prisoners of war were marched through Pyongyang. Capt Ambrose H Nugent of the 24th Division was quoted saying he served Wall Street merchants.
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Ambrose H. Nugent
Merrill
U.S
Nugent
Seoul Radio
Washington
Pyongyang
Wall Street
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South Korea
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W. C. Bender
David Taylor
Basil Hartman
Freeport
Dwight A. Crandall
Russell W. Prien
Gilbert Ott
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Bender
Schuetze
Rodney O. Kittelsen
South Koreans
Republic
Walker
Chungju
USS
Iowan
McCarthy Charge
Red
Red Sector
Russell Brines
U.N. Banner
Park Board
Mr. Truman
Defense Johnson
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
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