Risk Split With Reds on Germany
Washington reports a split among Allied powers over Germany policy. The Unit or "economicysis" in Germany will advance this week under Gen. Jz with occupying powers Britain and Canada pressing immediate finance. Russia declined at the Paris meeting to back economic measures guarantees of disarming Germany for 25 years or a peace treaty for Austria.
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Washington
Germany
J Z
Britain
Russia
Paris
Ferdinand A Miller 83 Green County Farmer
Ferdinand A Miller 83 longtime Green County farmer dies after hospitalization from occlusion. He was born in Doelitz Germany Aug 26 1862 and came to America at 19 settling near Monticello. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Sharpe Janesville and Mrs Sam Cecil Cadiz two sons Roy Juda and Ernest Sterling Tl one brother Charles F Miller Monroe and one sister Mrs Ernestina Malkow Albany. Funeral Thursday at Mt Vernon cemetery with Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating.
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Pital
Miller
Peter Retzlaff
Mt. Lest
Mt. Vernon
Doelitz
Germany
Carl Frederick
Louisa Streich Miller
America
Monticello
Louisa Hartwick
Juda
Cadiz
Charles Sharpe
Janesville
Sam Cecil
Roy
Ernest
Sterling
Charles F. Miller
Monroe
Ernestina Malkow
Albany
William
Frank
August
Fred
Minnie Pehl
Juda Evangelical Church
Martial law proclaimed in Ahwaz Iran affects Anglos in oil works
London-Tass bulletins report martial law in Ahwaz Iran where Anglo-Transa Oil Co workers are involved. Washington House headed toward passage for a bill to freeze social security benefits.
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London
Tass
Ahwaz
Iran
Anglo-Transa Oil Co
Washington — House
Death Sentence to 43 for Massacre in Ardennes Battle
An American military court sentenced 43 German SS troops to death for the massacre of 900 American soldiers and Belgian civilians during the Ardennes counteroffensive around Christmas 1944. Col Joachim Peiper and Col Gen Josef Dietrich were among those convicted. remaining officers faced life terms or shorter sentences.
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Dachau
Germany
Ardennes Bulge
Joachim Peiper
Josef
Sepp) Dietrich
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Hog Prices Skyrocket to Twenty Dollars a Hundred
Chicago hog markets surged as early sales reached $20 per 100 pounds, up $1 from the day prior. Prices climbed from $16.25 ten days earlier, with wartime OPA controls having capped ceiling at $14.85. The 1919 peak stood at $23.60, while the 1932 low was $1.65.
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Chicago
OPA
Notable Vacation Angler Roams Local Streams
A former Martintown resident spends summers visiting primitive ponds and streams, drawing interest from Monticello Woolen Mills area passersby. He camps along the edge of the stream with a hunter's bow and arrows to shoot carp, retrieves his arrows with a small portable canoe.
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Martintown
Monticello
Identify Heirens Seen Near Degnan Home Area
State's Attorney Tuohy said George Subrowski identified William Heirens as the man carrying a paper bag near the Degnan home shortly after Suzyanne Degnan was kidnapped. The 17-year-old University of Chicago student was granted a 30-day continuance on 29 robbery burglary and assault charges.
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Chicago
William J. Tuohy
George Subrowski
William Heirens
Degnan
Suyanne Degnan
Tuohy
Heirens
University of Chicago
Richard B. Austin
Frank van Aelst
Frank Sain
Chicago Tribune
Degnen
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Circus Tragedy Claims Seven Year Old Girl
Seven year old Judith Levenhagen died at a local hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by an ice truck while returning home from a circus. The accident occurred last night in Mantowoc and investigations are ongoing.
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Mantowoc
Judith Levenhagen
Motorcycle and Truck Collision Near Monroe
A motorcycle ridden by Otto Gobels of Orangeville route 2 collided with a truck driven by John Nyman of Monroe at the intersection of county trunks K and S two miles southeast of Monroe yesterday afternoon. Property damage was considerable and no injuries were reported.
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Otto Gobels
Orangeville
John Nyman
Monroe
MacArthur Praised For Relief Efforts In Japan
A resolution commends General MacArthur for releasing United States foodstuffs to alleviate an unparalleled famine in Japan. It lauds his humanitarian spirit and calls it a beacon for fellow feeling.
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MacArthur
United States
Japan
Wisconsin Green County Hunters Back Open Season on All Deer
Green county hunters voted 30 to 13 in favor of an open season on all deer at a public meeting in the county courthouse. The action follows Ernest Swift urging a four day season and precedes a July 23 report to the Wisconsin conservation commission. John Schwalbe presided as county game warden.
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Green County
County Court House
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Ernest Swift
State Conservation Congress
Executive Council
The
Congress
Swift
John Schwalbe
Resort Weather To Stay Awhile
Wisconsin braces for a heat wave break as weekend warmth lingers with upper 70s to low 80s. Thompson forecasts calm nights with lows 60 to 65 and a slight rise in temperatures tomorrow. Some areas near Lake Michigan cooler, while northern regions may see scattered showers later tonight and tomorrow.
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Wisconsin
U. S
Howard J.thompson
Alaska
Lake Michigan
Thompson
Blair
Milwaukee
Land O' Lakes
Wausau
Dalton
Mrs. Jennie Bowden 89 Dies in Brodhead
Mrs. Jennie Bowden aged 89 dies at her Brodhead home at 2 45 am after long illness. Born June 19 1857 in Castle Rock Minnesota she married Becca A 3 6 and at times lived in Nebraska and Dakota before returning to Brodhead in 1894. Survived by one daughter Beulah and five sons William Clarkston Miles Ray Ralph Everett fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren and a church member. Funeral planned for 2 pm Thursday at Everson funeral home with ministers from Congregational and Advent Christian churches officiating.
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Brodhead
Jennie Bowden
Jennie Sheldon
William and
Arela Stone Sheldon
Castle Rock
Minn
Becca” A
Nebraska
Dakota
Beulah
William
Clarkston
Wash
Miles
Dixon
Ray
Wisconsin Dells
Ralph
Berkeley
Calif
Everett
Baltimore
Everson Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Advent Christian
Brodhead Cemetery
Wartime Food Rations Spark Health Scars in Japan
At a war crimes court Lieutenant Colonel Inouye, former head of the army hygiene section, testified that wartime rations in Japan caused beriberi cases to rise 300 percent and malnutrition to increase 200 percent among soldiers and civilians in Yokohama.
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Japan
Yokohama
Inouye
Cafe Meal Prices Set to Rise Amid Subsidy Cuts
The Times reports cafe proprietors in Monroe foresee higher meal costs as subsidies end and milk and grain prices climb. Staples like coffee and pie may rise or shrink portions, cereals and desserts face price gaps, and a possible added charge for beverages could emerge. Nationwide, CIO United Auto Workers push for a broad consumer strike as an OPA bill is discussed.
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Monroe
CIO
United Auto Workers
OPA
Washington
Pearl Harbor Report Clears Roosevelt and Hull of Direct Blame
Eight of ten Pearl Harbor committee members signed a report absolving President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull of direct responsibility for the 1941 attack. The 112000 word majority report, due for formal release, faults Washington military officials and Pearl Harbor commanders and lists 25 administrative recommendations. Keefe and Gearhart signed though Republicans Brewster and Ferguson did not.
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Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
Michigan
House
Joint Congressional Committee
Keefe
Wisconsin
Gearhart
California
Pearl Harbor
Walter He
Husband E. Kimmel
Army
Navy
Munitions Maker Gellman Claims Garssons Misled Him
Allen B. Gellman told the Senate War Investigating Committee that he trusted wartime associate Henry Garsson as a "super salesman" because "the proof of the pudding was in the eating of it."
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Washington
Allen B. Gellman
Senate War Investiating Committee
Henry Garsson
Frost Sees Even Field in Green County Harness Racing
Arlie Frost, veteran speed boss, predicts no standout horse in the Green County fair harness program Aug 14 16. He notes hotly contested races with few straight heats and possible whipping finishes. Officials named include Ralph Davis starter J L Finch judge and Fred Roth Ray A Young associate judges with George Mauerman head timer.
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Arlie Frost
Speed
Green County Fair
Wisconsin
Arlie
Times
Ralph Davis
Crandon
J. L. Finch
Stevens Point
Fred Roth
Ray A. Young
Monroe
George Mauerman
Ray Ludwick
Fort Atkinson
Alf Spencer
Maywood Park
Sonny M
Monroe Share of Income Tax Level
The city of Monroe expects a larger share of state income taxes this year than last year though exact figures await final settlement after March 15 and June 30. Year to date apportionments total 37 728 66 from January to June. Beloit faces a 151 110 deficiency due to industry decline while Beloit’s unrest contrasts with Green County dairy farming stability.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Beloit
Green County
OPA Bill Faces Conference as Price Controls Fight Moves On
Washington reports the House voted 211 to 64 to send the Senate OPA bill to a House-Senate conference for a new price control plan. The move preserves hope for Truman but voting leaders warn the final form remains uncertain as pay and staffing crises threaten OPA.
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Washington
House
House-Senate
Truman
Sabath
D-Ill
Senate
OPA
Congress
Jesse M. Donaldson
Treasury Post Office
Treasury Department
Nyman Buys Van Matre Implement Shop In Monroe
Ralph G. Nyman has purchased the Harold Van Matre implement shop and will conduct business at the same location. Van Matre continues Norge appliances and the service station on highway 69, with Clinton Blackbourn as station manager. The new owner plans a future building and expands to include complete service station work with mechanics and garage services.
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Ralph G. Nyman
Harold van Mattre
Nyman
van Matre
Norge
Highway 69
Monroe
Clinton Blackbourn
Summon Veteran Musicians For Oldtimers Concert
Monroe invites veteran musicians from neighboring towns to join the Oldtimers concert at Recreation Park on July 30. A massed rehearsal is set for Tuesday July 23 in the senior high school music room from 7 to 9. Guest conductors include Gerald Von Klein, Gerald Fritz, and Arthur Peterson as the event aims for the largest enlistment of servicemen and local players.
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Recreation Park
Park
Allan F. Barnard
Monticello
New Glarus
Browntown
South Wayne
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Brillion
Beloit
Gerald von Klein
Argyle
Gerald Fritz
Monroe
Arthur Peterson
Peterson
Barnard
Crop Outlook Below Normal in Spite of July Precipitation
Wisconsin crop prospects remain poor for feed crops despite July rain and near normal temperatures. Walter H. Ebling, state crop statistician, forecasts 1946 declines: potatoes 12 percent, corn 5 percent, oats 15 percent, tame hay 33 percent, with declines also in winter wheat and good pasture. Barley, wheat likely up. cherries and apples may double 1945 yields. tobacco up 20 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter H. Ebling
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Ebling
Steer Shipment Brings Record Price at Local Exchange
A shipment of 122 Angus and Hereford steers sold for 23.10 per hundredweight the highest price at the local livestock exchange. The lot averaged about 1060 pounds per head and was sold to E. C. Cottrell of Fontana.
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Milwaukee
E. C. Cottrell
Fontana
Livestock Exchange
Times Misses Late Edition Delayed By Broken Press Parts
The Times in Monroe delayed 1650 copies after a press part broke and needed welding. Subscribers and carriers stayed on duty past supper as 1699 homes awaited the paper. Replacement parts from Chicago arrived, with Goss Comet Press and Carter Machine shop assisting to complete the run.
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Times
Monroe City
Monroe
Chicago
Goes
Carter Machine Shop
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