McCarthy cites FBI chart with 124 communists in state dept
Senator McCarthy alleged an FBI chart prepared three years earlier shows at least three listed communists still in high State Department positions as of May 15 1947. He urged subpoena of the chart to learn why 18 so called communist agents resigned and where they are now employed amid Senate scrutiny and Ives criticism. President Truman reportedly considers a special panel.
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McCarthy
Senate Today
FBI
State Department
Wisconsin
Senate
Num
Ber
Senate Foreign Relations
Ives
R- NY
Truman
Williams Moe Enter Fall Race for Green County Sheriff and Treasurer
Two Democratic candidates announced last night for Green County offices in the fall election. Fred Williams, county weed commissioner, will seek sheriff and Dewey Moe of Monticello will run for treasurer. Both were the only announces in the county DOC push for a full slate. Williams noted prior sheriff campaigns and six years as a deputy, aiming to curb juvenile delinquency through youth programs. Delegates chosen to attend the State Democratic organizing convention at Eau Claire included Fred Leinhardt, Patsy Flannery, Frank M Haren, Roy Bride, and Fred Williams. alternates listed. The group viewed The Roosevelt Story and heard Assemblyman Patrick J. Lucy, a candidate for state senator.
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Green County
Browntown
Fred Williams
Dewey Moe
Monticello
Williams
Sheriff’s Department
Democratic Organizing Committee
Eau Claire
Fred Leinhardt
New Glarus
Green County Group
Patsy
Flannery
Argyle
Frank M Haren
Monroe
Roy Bride
Brodhead
Fred Wiliams
Fred
Goetzes Win $60,000 Settlement in Beloit Theater Suit
The Goetz family of Monroe received $60,000 in a circuit court settlement at Janesville against T. M. Ellis Jr. of Beloit and associates over the 1947 Beloit theater property sale. The agreement transfers the properties to Beloit Theaters Co. of Gran after a dispute over acts for the partnership and profits from the sale.
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Green County
Janesville
C. J. Goetz
Goetz
Ellis
Gran
Goetzes
Majestic
Rex
State
Harry S. Fox
Beloit Theaters Co
Peterson and Kittelsen
Rehearsal Set for Old Timers 12th Annual Concert
Monroe high school and Monroe Park bands schedule a rehearsal for the 12th annual Old Timers concert on June 19 at Recreation Park. Guest conductor Albert R. Neushwander, former high school and city band rector, will lead musicians from eight communities. Rehearsal at 8 p.m. Monday in the senior high school music room. Access via the east entrance on 16th avenue.
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Monroe High School
Monroe Park
Recreation Park
Albert R. Neushwander
16Th Avenue
Chapman Service Set for Thursday in South Wayne
Jay W. Chapman 51 of South Wayne dies Monday after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at Hanson funeral home with Rev Charles J Swanson officiating. Burial in Eastman Cemetery. He was a lumber and fuel businessman, WWI veteran, and village official. Survived by widow Ruth Jones Chapman, three daughters, mother, two sisters, a granddaughter, and a grandchild.
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South Wayne
Jay W. Chapman
Hanson
Charles J. Swanson
Methodist Church
Eastman Cemetery
Chapman
Madison
Wisconsin General Hospital
Avery Stites
J. William Chapman
University of Wisconsin
Ruth Jones
Frank Jones
American Legion
Betty Lou
Jeraldine
Stites
Eliza Chapman
O. B. Fulton
Baltimore
Janet Kay Rudd
Fulton
Lillian
Surrender in Slaying Ties Two Petoskey Youths to Police
Two Petoskey youths Ed George and James W. Allen surrendered to state police after the slaying of Patrolman Robert Russell. George, 20, said he fired after Russell ordered him to drop his gun earlier today. Neither man provided further details at surrender.
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Petoskey
Ed George
Robert Russell
Russell
George
James W. Allen
Dr C W Bennett 84 Bank President Dies in Monroe
Dr Clayton W Bennett longtime president of the Commercial and Savings Bank died at St Clare hospital at 7 30 pm after a three week illness He had been bank president since 1924 and lived at 1816 10th street He was born July 9 1865 in Monroe and practiced dentistry before turning to banking He served on multiple civic boards and leaves three children and a sister Burial will be at Greenwood cemetery.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
St. Clare Hospital
Commercial Bank
Bennett
Monroe
10Th Street
City
Dr. Bennett
Felix
Catherine Bell Bennett
Wyss
Felix Bennett
Monroe High School
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Rockford
J. S. Reynolds
Chenoweth
Byron R. Bennett
David R. Bennett
C. W. Bennett
Wisconsin Dental Association
Association
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
ABA
J. Leo Norton
Juda
Chicago
First
County Board of Supervisors
J. B. Pierce
van M. Roderick
Knights of Pythias
Union Presbyterian Church
Byron R
J. Roderick Bennett
Madison
George E
The
Universalist Church
D. D. Landrum
Greenwood Cemetery
Brannan Friend Winner in Iowa
Politicians eye national trends turned to California primaries as James Roosevelt and Earl Warren faced off in Democratic and Republican contests. In Iowa, Albert Loveland led for the senatorial nomination with 30,638 votes to Kraschel's 24,426 after 1,888 of 2,474 precincts reporting. Warren and Roosevelt traded attacks as California voters weighed governor and senatorial choices.
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Associated Press
California
James Roosevelt
Earl Warren
Hickenlooper
Albert Loveland
Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Brannan Farm Plan
Kraschel
Warren
Roosevelt
Senator Downey
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Manchester Boddy
Richard Nixon
4 H Speech Finals Set for Next Week
The 4 H safety and conservation speaking finals will be held in the circuit court room at 8 PM next Monday. The safety winner goes to the district meet in Madison on June 20, while the conservation winner advances to Lake Geneva on July 6. Senior safety contestants include Lydia Wels Ullom Donna Signer Clarno Margaret Hermanson York and Joan Drafahl Mr Pleasant. In conservation the entrants are Joan Hazeltine Juda Helen Stettler Oakley Eugene Arn New Glarus and Patricia Davenport York.
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Circuit Court
Court House
Madison
Lake Geneva
Lydia Wels
Ullom Club
Donna
Signer
Clarno
Margaret Hermanson
York
Joan Drafahl
Mr. Pleasant
Joan Hazeltine
Juda
Helen Stettler
Oakley
Eugene Arn
New Glarus
Patricia Davern
Supreme Court rulings end 1949 50 term on segregation
The Supreme Court, in two per curiam style decisions, holds that Texas and Oklahoma must admit Black students to state universities and desegregate library and cafeteria facilities. The nine justices vote unanimously against dining car segregation, while upholding separate but equal doctrine remains intact for rail passenger service.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Oklahoma
Vinson
University of Texas
Heman Marion Sweatt
Sweatt
Houston
University of Oklahoma
G. W. McLaurin
McLaurin
Inerstate
Survivors Rescued After Plane Crashes Into Atlantic Off Florida
Thirty seven survivors of a twin engine plane crash into the Atlantic were rescued by the USS Saufley 275 miles east northeast of Miami. Five bodies were sighted by the merchant ship Cape Ann and are awaiting recovery. All survivors were in good condition and aboard are migratory workers from Puerto Rico. The plane en route from San Juan to Wilmington failed a motor and attempted Nassau.
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Cape Ann
Coast Guard
Miami
Saufley
Comdr
Hershel’ Sanders
St. Petersburg
Westair Company
Pueto Rico
United States
San Juan
Wilmington
N. C
Nassau
Orangeville Voters Reject High School Bond Proposal
Orangeville residents defeated a 380000 bond measure for a new high school in a special election with a 395 to 300 vote. Other school funding plans passed, including 25000 for remodels at Orangeville grade school 15000 for Red Oak grade school 20000 for a grade school at Atol key.
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Orangeville
Red Oak
Atolkey
Musser
General MacArthur Orders Ousting of Jap Reds
Tokyo reports General MacArthur ordered the banning of 24 top Japanese Communist Party leaders from public life after a letter to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida. The move includes barring party members from influence and seats, with seven likely vacating parliament. Police arrested two union leaders tied to a Memorial Day attack on American soldiers as Japan’s government acts post election to outlaw the communists.
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Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Reds
Liberal Party
Ready
Communist Party
Supreme Court upholds anti trust law against ten Milwaukee dairies
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules the state anti trust law constitutional and orders ten Milwaukee dairies to stand trial for conspiring to fix prices. The decision rejects appeals claiming penalties are cruel and excessive and notes conviction could revoke business licenses. Dairies named include Golden Guernsey Dairy Co op and Borden Co among others, claiming they control about 95 percent of Milwaukee fluid milk.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Ine Aairies
Golden Guernsey Dairy Coop
the Borden Co
Luick Dairy Co
Dairy Distributors, Inc
Coops
Blochowink Dairy Co
Clover Lande Dairy Co-op
Gehl Guernsey Farms, Inc
Layton Park Dairy Co
Emmer Bros. Dairy
Willie Dairy Co
Attorney General
Antitrust Division
Dairies
Otto H. Breidenbach
Supreme Court
Sundt Matriarch Dies at 72 in Wisconsin
Alfred Sundt age 72 mother of Guy Sundt University of Wisconsin track coach died Monday in a Wisconsin home. The obituary notes her late husband and family survivors.
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Cmauigur
Alfred Sundt
Guy Sundt
University of Wisconsin
Climb to City Hall To Be Made Easier By Remodeling
City hall stairs at the wall upstairs over the fire station will be remodeled to ease the climb. Plans call for cutting back both top and bottom landings to create a gentler slope. The work, reported by City Clerk G S Soseman, will close city hall at noon Saturday and run over the weekend.
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City Wall
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G. S. Soseman
Lingering Illness Takes George Davis
George Davis 76 of Spring Grove township died early this morning after a several month illness. Born June 10 1873 he was a Brodhead resident earlier and farmer. Survived by son Guy eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren one sister Mrs Mattie Lake and two brothers Earl of Janesville Glen of Freeport. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Newcomer funeral home Juda with Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating burial in Union cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow evening.
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Peday
George
Ben) Davis
Guy Davis
Spring Grove Township
Brodhead
Ann Brant Davis
Margaret Mathers
Spring Grove
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Srd Moden
Woodmen of America
Mattie Lake
Earl
Janesville
Glen
Freeport
Newcomer Funeral Home
Peter Retzlaff
Juda
Union Cemetery
Cheese Day funding set by Wisconsin dairy groups
Group votes funds for Cheese Day and continued support for the Cheese Laboratory, both tied to the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers association. The Federal-State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady to firm with good demand and selling prices including Le l single-daisies 33-332, longhorns 33-34, square prints 334-3414, midgets 341-36.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Cheese Day, Inc
Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Madison
Wisconsin
le l
Evansville Man Dies in His Car
Marvin Devlin a 26 year old Evansville navy veteran disappeared Sunday after leaving town in a despondent mood. His body was found in his parked car in a wooded area near Brooklyn by Evansville police in Green county. Coroner Theodore J Burgy ruled death by self inflicted carbon monoxide poisoning. The body rests at Roderick funeral home with family surviving including his parents two brothers and grandparents.
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Marvin Devlin
Evansville
Brooklyn
Devlin
Theodore J. Burgy
Creen County
Orvin Nimmo
John Loghry
Earl and
Ray Brown
Green County
Green
Dane
Rock County
Orville Devlin
Bowman Dairy Co
Rolland
Janesville
Kenneth
Fredith Johnson
Mr. Rasmussen
Roderick
Keefe Ill Ordered To Rest Up For Week
Frank B. Keefe is confined to bed with a mild heart condition and will not participate in selecting a GOP governor candidate. His daughter said he has been ordered to stay in bed at least a week, with longer expected, after withdrawing his own candidacy in a surprise move.
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Frank B. Keefe
Keefe
GOP
Virginia Nolan
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