Germany Accepted Into World Family
Associated Press Writer describes a British general’s remark about treating Germany as a Christian civilized people and outlines shifts since 1945. The piece argues Germany should join the European family with a responsible government, noting Western plans to unify western Germany and advance the Marshall Plan while acknowledging Russian obstruction.
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Ferman Morin
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Robertson
British Control Commission
Eisenhower
Dachau
Auschwitz
Goering
Keitel
Nuernberg
Europe
Germans Keep Pets Amid Ration Rules In Munich
A Munich city summary notes 21,000 residents hold licenses to keep spirals in homes, with 700,000 city population. In 1945 the number fell by 6,000. Fowl are most common as rationing pushes chickens to stretch provisions, with 73,000 chickens and geese listed. One record mentions a horse kept in a parlor.
Green County Nationality Cook Book highlights local recipes
Wisconsin’s Green County issue presents the Green County Nationality Cook Book featuring about 200 Swiss German Norwegian Pennsylvania Dutch German and English recipes. Compiled by county homemakers with 46 clubs distributing a first printing of 1000 copies, the volume includes cooking tips and illustrations and preserves generations of family favorites from Monroe Blanchardville Brodhead and surrounding towns.
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Wisconsin
Green County
Homemaker Club
Homemakers Centennial Committee
Frank Bloom
George Stauffacher
Monroe
Cecil Holloway
Wilma Johnson
Blanchardville
Fred Hahlen
Mamie Tillema
Oren
Albany
Miss Tillema
Edna Olson
Dorothy Keen
Robert E. Isely
Will Isely
Gerald Thornton
Herman F. Lanz
Fred Grimm
Floyd Pyle
Roscoe Smith
Emil Boesch
W. C. Baumgartner
Frank’ Bloom
Fred Friedrich
Casper Schild
J.J. Blumer
Glenn Nybroten
Blanchardvil
August Lehnherr
Brodhead
Frank Schiesser
New Glarus
Alfred Neuenschwander
Milwaukie
Ore
Ruth Syse
Sever Benson
Glenn
Karlsgodt
Ragna Halverson
John D. Ula
Otto Rystad
Argyle
R. J. Douglas
Juda
W. G. Bear
Victor Carson
A. E. Schroeder
Clarno
Guy Davis
Henry Babler
William E. May
Browntown
Awalt Lueck
CIO Resumes Picketing At Wilson and Co Plant
The CIO resumed picketing at the Wilson and Co plant after 900 members voted to renew a strike that had ended five days earlier. President Robert Hayes said the majority supported the renewal with no disorder. Plant manager John Crowley confirmed the plant operated yesterday and offered no comment pending developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawwert Lea
Wilson and Co
CIO United’ Packing House
Robert Hayes
John Crowley
Wilson
Wittwer Family Sail From Ft Hamilton for Europe
S/Sgt. John R. Wittwer and his family, visiting from Seattle, will sail Friday from Fort Hamilton New York for Europe. Wittwer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wittwer, is assigned to 30 months overseas service stationed at Bremerhaven Germany. The Wittwers and their two children Candy Lee and George visited relatives in Iowa Minnesota before Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wittwer
Ft. Hamilton
Amercan Post
New York
Europe
Witwer
Ernest Witwer
Bremerhaven
Germany
Seattle
Wash
Iown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Orangeville Youth Wins Junior Judging Contest at Oregon
Larry Folgate led in the 4-H junior judging division at the Brown Swiss Canton show in Oregon. Clarence Loren took second and Nathan Kubly third, with instructor Roy Hefty and helpers John Kummer Fred Meinert and Carl Tobler. The 93,941,000 people eligible to vote in 1948 surpassed 1940 totals by about 10 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Larry Folgate
Oregon
Clarence Loren
Nathan Kubly
Roy Hefty
John Kummer
Fred Meinert
Carl Tobler
Battle on Lake Michigan Edges into Circuit Court Fight
The Battle of Lake Michigan case heads to circuit court with Joseph LeClair owner of the tug Susie Q facing charges of using illegal gill nets and resisting wardens. His municipal court conviction carries a $700 fine or seven months in jail and he appeals. Also slated for trial are State Senator Everett Butch LaFond and Frank LeClair for resisting and obstructing conservation wardens after a tense clash aboard the Susie Q near Two Rivers. Wardens seized gear amid a rough sea and a dockside scuffle as boats Barney Devine and Susie Q confronted each other.
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Slantowoc
Sidoes
Lake Michigan
Joseph LeClair
Susie Q
LeClair
Everett Butch LaFond
LaFond
Frank
State Conservation Department
Barney Devine
LeClairs
Orangeville Social News Briefs From Weekend Events
Mrs. Clara Lenz and daughter Katharine attended graduation at Francis Shimer College in Mt Carroll. Marguerite Goetz of Elroy graduated. Mays visited St Louis on business. Ray Hartman and daughter Peotone visited Mrs Cora Hartman, with Jay Hartman family present. Freeport, Glenn Geiter, Ray Geller and son Roy Wagner joined Wesley Bowen at a cattle sale in Aurora. Arthur Bennett and son Leslie Albert visited Beloit for the weekend.
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Clara Lenz
Katharine
Jakie Leiser
Francis Shimer College
Mt. Carroll
Marguerite Goetz
Elroy
Freeport
Glenn Geiter
Ray Geller
Roy Wagner
Wesley Bowen
Aurora
Arthur Bennett
Leslie Albert
Beloit
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Reported in Freeport Area
Sunday visits by Leslie Schwitz and various families across Freeport Eau Claire and Monroe are noted along with attendance at Martha chapter O. E. S. Advance Night. A Milwaukee resident, George F Otto, returned home after weekend stay. a car burned near Orangeville. multiple social calls documented through Friday and Sunday visits.
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Leslie Schwitz
Eddie Dominguez
Gary
Freeport
Jake Rebly
Eau Claire
Joseph Marty
Monroe
Jake Marty
Howard Mauthe
Herman Mauthe
George F. Otto
Milwaukee
Mauthe
J. R. Bolender
Elkhorn
Clara Bolender
Earl Dittmar
Clifford Black
Sharon
Roseanna
Janice
Elwood Showers
Darlington
Will Haupt
Will Haupt Served As Associate Conductress and Mr. Haupt
Martha
Elizabeth
Ill
Irving Elliott
Haupt
Robert Schwitz
Orangeville
Lyle Rinehart
Freeport Hospital
Earl Stichter Sr
Marie Stichter
Ernest Kummer
Barbara Anne
Harry Kubly
Rock Grove
Edith
Harold Confer Illness Report From San Bernardino
George Clark at Monroe informs readers that Harold Confer, formerly of Orangeville, is seriously ill and hospitalized at St Bernadines hospital in San Bernardino California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Monroe
Harold Confer
Orangeville
St. Bernaines ‘Hospital
San Bernardino
Calif
Body of Woman Found At Dells Unidentified
Authorities near Wisconsin Dells found a badly decomposed woman’s body in a semi trailer. DA Curran said descriptions of three missing women fit the deceased, with two from Wisconsin. The death is listed as unknown but believed murdered, with time of death probably about May 26. Authorities have not identified or located the trailer owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston
Guneau County
Wisconsin Dells
Charles P. Curran
Wisconsin
Curran
Truck Load of Butter Hijacked Near Middleton
Chicago police sought a truck carrying 25 000 pounds of butter hijacked on Route 12 near Middleton Wisconsin. The vehicle owned by White s Motor Transport Harmony Minnesota was bound for a Chicago wholesale firm. Four or five men overpowered driver Ernest Fossom and held him in a car for hours before his release in Antioch Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middleton
Wis
White's Motor Transport Service
Harmony
Wisconsin Telephone Seeks Higher Rate Increase
Wisconsin Telephone Co asked the state public service commission for a further rate increase and hearings to present additional cost data. It seeks approval to file an amended rate schedule to fund adequate service, noting a $6.4 million annual rise granted temporarily in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ine
Wisconsin Telephone Co
State Public Service Commission
Commission
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Los Angeles
Schukel
CIO
Johnson Motor Sales
Dodge
John Wittwer
Battle of Lake
Gien E. Boiender
Monroe and Vicinity
Singer Sewing Machine CO
State Street
Phone College
Electric
Singer
Singer Mig Ca
ROTE
Dells
Wisconsin Telephone
United States
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Mattress Co
Iron G Metal Company
Rothstein
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