Truce Terms Accepted by All Sides in UN Mediation
Arab states and Israel accepted the four week truce proposed by Count Bernadotte and the UN mediator. Israel and Trans-Jordan indicated readiness while Weizmann signaled cautious acceptance. Arab nations pledged unconditional compliance as Egyptian raids continued near Cairo and Tel Aviv amid still unsettled fighting. Washington plans to deploy 21 UN truce observers to Palestine.
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NBC
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Trans-Jordan
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Folke Bernadotte
Paris
Chaim Weizmann
Fawzi Pasha
Bernafotte
Jefferson Patterson
U. S
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Shepherds Hotel
Dadote
Palestine
U.N
Washington
State Department
Lewis Will Keep Miners at Work as Pension Plan Sways Talks
John L. Lewis proposed keeping coal miners at work beyond July 1 if operators accept his $100 a month pension, with any new contract retroactive to July 1. Operators offered a wage-free contract with welfare fund benefits while negotiations continue, signaling a shift from the long held no-work policy. Custerdale sale: Chicago Manitowoc housing project offer advertised.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Custerdale
Chicago
Manitowoc
Truman Attacks Congress On Westward Campaign Swing
President Truman on a Spokane stop urged voters to keep Congress in session to pass price control housing and farm bills. He condemned the Republican led body calling it the worst since the first, urged November action and warned of continued stalemate on key measures. Senator McGrath speculated no walkout by Southern Democrats at the convention.
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Wolcott
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Ohio
Senate
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Massachusetts
Ellender
D-La
Wagner
D-Ny
Rayburn
Texas
Patman
D-Tex
McCormack
Dentist Dr A J Schindler Dies After Long Illness
Dr. A J Schindler, a Monroe area dentist, died this afternoon at St. Clare hospital after a lengthy kidney ailment. He had surgery on May 31 and June 3. Survived by widow Pearle and siblings Herman, Charles, Olive, and Frank, with Frank having died earlier this year. He served in the war on the Wisconsin Dental Society military affairs committee.
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19Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Schindler
Jacob D
Rose Burgy Schinder
Monroechools
Wisconsin Dental Society
Pearle Schindler
Herman L. Schindler
Nash Employes Honor Late Charles W Nash Wisconsin tribute
Milwaukee and Kenosha production lines halted for two minutes as about 11 000 Nash Kelvinator employees in Wisconsin paid tribute to the late Charles W Nash.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Nash-Kelvinator
Wisconsin
Charles W. Nash
Four School Districts Approve Juda Merger
Four districts West Riley Center and Pleasant Hill voted to consolidate into the Juda district with priority in enrollment by Juda. Prairie Valley and Prairie gave no decision leaving the issue for further discussion. A reorganization plan will go before district meetings on July second Monday or at a special session. The Green County school committee will meet again Friday June 18 to continue the process.
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Ensecu
Juda
Court House
Green County School Committee
Prairie Valley
Prairie
West
Riley
Center
Pleasant Hill
Plan Commission Approves Subdivision Near 23rd Ave
The Madison plan commission recommended council approval of a 6.33 acre subdivision on 23rd Ave east of 17th Street and north of 18th Street with 24 lots. The panel also approved closing an alley between 19th and 20th avenues off 5th Street.
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Director of Regional Planning
20Th Avenues
5Th Street
Vandenberg Sees House Aid Cut as Back Door Wrecking Policy
Senator Van denberg of Michigan denounces the House foreign aid reduction as a cynical reversal of policy. He calls the move a back door action using a meat axe technique that jeopardizes efforts to strengthen Europe against communism and insure the United States against another major war. He vows to push Congress to restore funds he deems essential for foreign policy.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
House
Europe
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Reed presses Vandenberg on ECA at Senate hearing
At a packed appropriations committee hearing Senator Reed pressed Senator Vandenberg about his potential views on the Economic Cooperation Administration next January after a trial. Reed asked if Vandenberg would answer as senator or president. The room roared with laughter before Vandenberg answered as president pro tempore of the Senate.
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Washington
Reed
Aid FPA Hearing Critiques House Cuts To Europe Aid
Senate hearings opened on the house passed foreign aid bill with testimony from Vandenberg and Secretary of State Marshall. The administration sought 6.533 billion for a 12 month program but the house cut to 5.98 billion over 15 months, prompting charges of weakening European recovery. Taber disputed the cuts and noted he had received a flood of letters in support of the reductions.
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House
Marshall
Vandenberg
ECA
United States
Congress
Europe
Tabor
Andenberg
Rep
Taber
Four Hurt as Decatur Plane Crashes on City Outskirts
A four-passenger twin engine airplane from Decatur Illinois crashed in a field on the town's outskirts last night. Police said three passengers walked away, a fourth was carried on a stretcher, all were taken to a local hospital with conditions not immediately available.
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Decatur
Til
Trade policy keeps Russians guessing in secrecy
U S Russia trade policy in a keep them guessing phase as secrecy over licensed goods for Russia deepens. Plans for Sawyer to disclose what American goods Russia has been getting were canceled after a personal call from Secretary Marshall. Speculation links the cancellation to congressional fights over funds for European recovery and Marshall’s push to restore aid.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S
Sawyer
Dairy Day Highlights Colorful Centennial Events
Frances Mae Rufi of the Monroe 4-H club won the grand championship in the junior dairy show with her senior heifer calf and also claimed multiple blue ribbons in other classes. The Wisconsin Centennial parade featured the Alice in Dairyland float with Elizabeth Lehnherr, but delays at 11th street caused brief stoppage. A banquet in the Unitarian church honored Dairy Day dignitaries as 4-H ballots tallied to crown Green County dairy queen Margaret McGuire.
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Monroe
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Alice In Dairyland
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Lass
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York
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Clarno
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Roger Stauffacher
Paul Marsh
Gary Malkow
Glenn Nybroten
Wayne Flannery
Virgil Neuenschwander
Charles Dickson
Donald Timm
Delbert Neuenschwander
Jerry McGuire
Joe Tschanz
Glenn Frautschy
Joe McGuire
Nancy Dickson
Dolores Roth
Leo Stauffacher
Donald Albright
Andrew Hartwig
Robert Brunkow
Donald Newcomer
Samuel Nafzger
Eugene Stettler
Jerry Rufenacht
Sherwood Carlson
Robert Dye
Frances Mac Ruff
James McGuire
Eldon Walters
Burleigh Bartlett
Green County
Wisconsin
Alice In
Court House
Werner
H. A. Benson
American Dairy Association
WLS
School Board Increases Janitors Librarians and Staff Pay
The board of education approved a uniform ten dollar monthly raise for most janitors librarians and secretarial staff with Doris Kueng receiving twenty five dollars. A 300 fund for high school band instrument repairs and a 500 fund for Allan Barnard to buy band instruments were set, subject to board review for items beyond that amount. A one hundred dollar fee for centennial program band admission was approved. The board will fund Miss Doris Messmer’s attendance at a Lake Geneva workshop and approved a grinder for the high school manual arts shop. Proposals from Alpha Zeta for a piano fund were discussed but no decision made. A budget review is planned for next Tuesday.
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Arabat Ludlow Memorial
Board of Education
Board of ‘Education
Doris Kueng
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
E. O. Evans
Fairgroun
Evans
Doris Messmer
North School
Lake Geneva
Alpha Zeta Sorority
Professor Found Dead in Milwaukee Apartment
Professor Rexford Schnaitter, head of economics at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, was found dead in his Milwaukee apartment yesterday. County medical examiner Dr. E L Tharinger attributed the death to natural causes.
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Milwaukee
Rexford Schnaitter
University of Wisconsin
E. L. Tharinger
Dairy Day Highlights Split on Housing Issues
Wisconsin dairy day coverage reports late judging by George Werner due to slaughtering at Oscar Mayer plant. Demonstrations feature milking, artificial insemination films, and live cows amid noisy fairground activity. Separate Washington briefing notes a GOP split over housing bills affecting the presidential campaign.
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George Werner
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Myron E. Jeglum
Werner
Oscar Mayer and Co
Madison
Chief Justice Rosenberry Will Not Seek Re election
Madison Wisconsin Chief Justice Rosenberry 80 longtime head of the state supreme court announced he would not run again After 32 years on the bench and as chief since 1929 he cited no future plans and good health His term ends Jan 9 1950 and his successor could be Justice Oscar Fritz 70 based on seniority of the court
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Marvin
Rosenberry
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Emanuel Philipp
Oscar M. Fritz
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