Winners named for Green County junior fair events
Winners of the county junior demonstration contests held yesterday at Green County Normal school will appear on the Green County fair program July 30 and 31 in the junior fair tent. Miss Alice Davis and R V Hurley of Dane county judged the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Normal School
Green County Fair
Alice Davis
R. V. Hurley
Dane County
Delores Stephenson
Smiley
Rosemary Babler
Mr. Pleasant
Beatrice Ruch
Shirley Kueng
Oakley
Marianne Elmer
Plesant
Eugene Arn
New Glarus
Rodney Speich
Monroe Ag
John Burgy
Green County Center
John Larson
Juda
David Hermanson
York
Ruth Foulker
Browntown
Janice Dye
Marion Signer
Monroe Home Ec
Peggy Dooley
Marjorie Hefty
Joanne Stephenson
Betty Timm
Marion Hawthorne
Clarno
Brodhead Girl Burned In Mysterious Blaze At Home
Wilma Jackson five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jackson Brodhead sustained burns to arms legs face and forehead from a fire of undetermined origin at her home yesterday afternoon She was treated at St Clare hospital after running inside with smoking clothes Her mother noted a smoke darkened wall area suggesting an explosion or sudden flare up at the outside of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jackson
Wayne Jackson
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin 32nd Red Arrow Division Prepares Review
More than 5000 troops of the Wisconsin 32nd Red Arrow national guard division will pass in review before Governor Rennebohm tomorrow at Camp McCoy during Governors day. Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill of Superior commands the division which marks its first summer encampment here since World War II.
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Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
32Nd
Red Arrow) National Guard
Rennebohm
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
Russians Hold 10000 in Buchenwald Reported by Die Welt
The British zone paper Die Welt claims more than 10,000 Germans are held in Buchenwald by Soviet guards. It alleges anti communist leaders among prisoners arrested by the MVD, no formal trials, and torture to extract confessions. Escapees are recaptured and hanged at the camp, with Stalin posters observed on barracks walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Buchenwald
Die Welt
MVD
Stalin
Hershey Appointed To Head Draft Unit
President Truman appoints Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as director of selective service to supervise peacetime draft registration for youths 19 to 26. Details of the executive order and call order to be announced next week with registration expected to begin August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
General Hershey
Office of Selective Service Records
Army Department
White House
Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Driver Fined After Early Morning Crash
A parked car owned by Carl Goecks was hit at 1 44 this morning on 12th street near Solomon s by a vehicle driven by Robert Walter Kessler 2517 Sth street. Kessler appeared in justice court and was fined 75 dollars plus costs for operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The crash awakened neighbors and caused slight damage to the parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goecks
12Th Street
Solomon's
Robert Walter Kessler
Sth
Kessler
Justice Court
Grass Roots Dem rebels plan anti Truman push
In Birmingham Alabama Southern Democrats meeting to map a 15 state challenge to the Truman Barkley ticket over civil rights. Mississippi House Speaker Walter Sillers named permanent chairman as Gov. Fielding Wright leads delegation after Philadelphia convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Simms
Birmingham
Ala
Truman-Barkley
Walter Sillers
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Alabama
Gessner T. McCorvey
Philadelphia
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Council of Higher Strategy
Tutwiler
Wallace
Eugene (Bull) Conner
Missouri
Deep South
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Oklahoma
Maryland
Fielding L. Wright
Wright
Frank J. Dixon
Bennett E Meyers Cashiered by Army
Bennett E Meyers, jailed for inducing a business associate to lie to a senate committee, was cashiered from the armed forces by the President. The former major general and former air force purchasing officer was dismissed yesterday under wartime provisions after serving three months or more in a prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Senate
Truman
Air Force
Jerusalem Ceasefire Holds After Night of Fierce Fighting
Arabs and Israeli forces halted firing in Jerusalem before the UN deadline as elsewhere in Palestine combat continued. Arab Legion officers said hundreds of Jews were killed in the Holy City fighting, Nazareth remained contested, and Damascus reported Israeli raids. Bernadotte returned to push a truce while the US sent Marines to guard Jerusalem consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Nazareth
Mount Zion
Jerusalem
Mount
Holy City
Julius-Negba
Cairo
Palestine
Arab Legion
United Nations
Damascus
U. S. Navy
State Department
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Bernadotte
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Via Dolorosa
Mea Shearim
Israel
City Board Moves New Monroe Well Site To Northeast
The water board chose a northeast site near the St. Clare hospital for Monroe’s No. 5 well, directing engineering work and planning mains around the square. A bond issue decision waits on final plans and a state water rate survey before council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Water Board
City Hall
C. N. Ward
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Ward
Robert L. Rote
John A. Becker
Frank Buehler
Zenno Gorder
George J. Mauerman
Yugoslavians Ban Sale of Bulletin
Yugoslavia bans sale of the Cominform bulletin whose latest issue condemns Premier Marshal Tito. The Serb edition is ordered suspended and Ana Pauker of Romania writes a fierce piece declaring Tito's regime must be liquidated as a matter of life and death for the Yugoslav party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Communist Information Bureau
Tito
Ana Pauker
Fleming Urges U S To Build War Highways
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming federal works administrator told the American Road Builders association that the United States should use the warless period to construct highways for war needs. He spoke at the group’s annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Philip B. Fleming
Federal
Fleming
American Road Builders Association
Fire Destroys Barn Near Juda Killing Calves and Hay
A fire destroyed a 40 by 40 foot barn on the former Sam Meyers farm near Juda. Four Brown Swiss calves, 15 tons of dry timothy hay, and three sets of harness were lost. The blaze, likely from a short circuit, began after milking as Mrs. Marchant prepared supper. neighbors aided the Juda and nearby fire departments until after midnight. The roof of a nearby tool house burned and two tractors were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Sam Meyers
Oakley
Grace Mussér
M. E. Marchant
Juda Fire Department
Marchants
Anti-Red Measure Slated for Session
Washington reports a new anti-communism bill and a repeal of oleo taxes join the capitol agenda as the new session opens. Meat rationing proposals stir debate while Truman plans a broad anti inflation push. Key nominations and atomic energy posts loom unresolved as senators weigh the filibuster risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Truman
Congress To Pass. the Anti-Red and Oleo Bills Aren’t On Mr. Truman
House
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Javits
R-Ny
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
County Judge Denounces Welfare Unit Over Adoption Delays
Marinette County Judge William F. Haase accused the state department of public welfare of usurping power and failing to cooperate with local authorities. He cited a two year delay in an adoption report that left an illicit child with prospective parents and later caused the natural mother to withdraw consent, causing suffering to foster parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Marinette County
William F. Haase
State Department of Public Welfare
Haase
Department
Allan W. Bayley
English Couple Reunited in U S After 27 Years Apart
Annie and Leonard Uren of Redruth England were finally reunited at LaGuardia after 27 years. Annie, now 60, had lost her sight during World War I while working in munition plants. Leonard, 53, greeted her with a kiss and said never to part again until death.
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U. S
New York
la Guardia Field
Leonard Uren
Annie
Lass
Len
Redruth
England
America
Steel Price Boost Follows Pay Hike Across Industry
U S Steel and several rivals raise wages for CIO United Steelworkers and salaried staff. U S Steel grants 13 cent average hourly increase to 170000 production workers and 100000 salaried employees effective immediately. Weirton Steel matches 10 to 25 cent raises for 10000 members. Republic Steel ready to match. Armco weighing its options.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Big Steel
Weirton Steel
Weirton
W. Va
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Philippine Capitol Move to Quezon City in 1949
President Quirino signed a bill moving the republics seat to Quezon City ten miles northeast of Manila. Manila remains actual capital for over a year until new buildings are ready. He cited Manila population near two million and congestion relief as reasons.
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Manila
Philippines
Quirino
Quezon City
Soviet Press Says Allies Won't Risk War To End Tie Up
Soviet dispatch claims the United States would not risk war to break the Berlin blockade. The report notes a large Soviet air presence over the Berlin corridors as part of harassing tactics while Western efforts continue to supply over two million residents in western Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
U. S
Russia
Donovan cites Russian Berlin blockade as drive to thwart recovery
Maj. Gen. William Donovan says Moscow seeks to destroy the European recovery plan and push the United States out of Europe. He spoke in Berlin with Gen. Lucius Clay and at Clay's weekly staff conference, warning that if Russia wants war it should be found out here now rather than later elsewhere.
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Berlin
William
Wild Bill) Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
U. S
Europe
Donovan
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
OSS
Russia
Russians plan air corridor training and Berlin patrols
Russians announce training missions across nine airfields with Yak fighters transports and biplanes in the Berlin corridors from dawn until 8 p m Berlin time. Flights occur at 400 to 3 000 meters over British American zones and Berlin safety airspace amid overcast skies. Meanwhile 60 B 29 Superfortress bombers arrive in England at Scampton and Marham with crews seasoned from Europe and Asia as Col John Henry declares operational readiness.
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Berlin
Brandenberg
Perleburg
Koethen
Zerbst
England
Scampton
Britain
Europe
Japan
Germany
East Anglia
Eighth Air Force
307Th
MacDill Field
Fla
Bermuda
The
British Press Association
Col. Henry
Charlotte
Tex
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Margaret McGuire
Highland
Dairyland
Milwaukee
Frank P. Ziedler
Margaret
Hershey
Pershing
Charley Wycoff
Carswell Air Force Base
Ft. Worth
Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
Arlington National Cemetery
Carry Wallace
University of Mississippi
Bill’ Murray
Murray
North
Dixon
Nadhis
New City
James Boyd
Colorado
Bureau of Mines
Thomas C. Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Federal Power Commission
Roy W. Harper
Lilienthal
Philippine
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