Truman Veto Case Bill Upheld in House
The House upheld President Truman’s veto of the Case labor disputes bill by 135 to 255, falling short of the two thirds needed to override. The measure aimed to curb strikes via a federal mediation board and restricted actions while disputes were under review.
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Truman
Washington
House
Senate
Federal Mediation Board
Senate-House
Representative Case
R-Sc
Congress
Grassland Field Day Spurs Green Wisconsin Plan
A 9 day deer hunting season was urged by the Wisconsin conservation congress with Nov 23 opening for forked horn bucks. Five northern counties opposed any season, while delegates backed a general fishing license and stricter bait rules as part of broader conservation measures. Ira L. Baldwin urged farmers to keep Wisconsin green, highlighting soil erosion and the need for cover crops and improved farming practices at Monticello.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Congress
Ashland
Lincoln
Price
Oneida
Vilas
Ernest F. Swift
Conservation Department
Swift
Congress
H. O. Schneiders
Wausau
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane County
Stauffacher Brothers
Monticello
Ira L. Baldwin
College of Agriculture
State University
Dean Baldwin
Weather turns sultry after night shower in Wisconsin
The night brought 0.14 inches of rain and light hail, with sultry conditions persisting. Forecast calls for scattered thundershowers and temps 75 to 85 in the south, 50 to 55 low tonight, and varying rain amounts across the state from Oshkosh to Prairie du Chien.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
U. S
Howard J. Thompson
Oshkosh
Parkus
Watertown
Reedsburg
Janesville
Green Bay
Hillsboro
Darlington
Lancaster
Ellsworth
Menomonie
Thompson
Brodhead Mother Also Dies of Burns
Mrs. Oscar Nipple aged 42 died at St. Clare hospital and her son DuWayne 7 perished from burns after a fire at their Brodhead home. Fire caused by kerosene exposure gutted the house. three Nipple children survive along with the widower. Funeral services for Mrs Nipple and DuWayne will be private at Newcomer Funeral Home in Brodhead with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Oscar Nipple
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Nipple
Robert
Tulsa
Lawrence
Gerald
James
Leland
Indianapolis
DuWayne
Gertrude Hess
Monroe
Mayor Kelly's panel probes LaSalle fire cause
AP bulletins report Chicago mayor Edward J. Kelly's seven member committee weighing defective wiring as the possible source of the LaSalle hotel blaze that killed 61. In Naples a massive monarchist rally ends in riot as police and troops fire on the crowd.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
LaSalle
Naples
Three Chicago Youths Held Over Stolen Car Ring
Three Chicago youths Frank Zito Jr 17 Vito Coliendo 16 and Salvatore Bruno 16 were picked up by police with FBI assistance under the Dyer act for transporting a stolen Chrysler across a state line. The car traced to Jack B. Brock of Chicago had been stolen Sunday night. The youths, seen near Kraft Foods and at a parked car, were taken to Madison to await FBI action in juvenile custody. Mrs La Vera B Conner 47 on trial for manslaughter testified she could not remember firing the fatal shots.
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Becker
Frank Zito Jr
Great Lakes
Vito Coliendo
Salvatore Bruno
Chicago
Chrysler
Freeport
Jack B. Brock
Kraft Foods Company
Madison
la Vera B. Conner
Withhold Goods While CPA Fate Debated by Solons
Washington officials debate extending OPA amid price control questions. CPA Verner says clothing and other goods may be withheld from the market until July 1 due to price policy uncertainty. An OPA official cites delaying the removal of ceilings on major commodities until Congress acts, with possible holds on petroleum products and durable goods.
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CPA
Solons
Washington
Morris Verner
Verner
Civilian Production Administration
Senate
OPA
Paul Porter
Congress
Porter
House
High Court Feud Surges as Jackson Attacks Black
Justice Robert H. Jackson publicly accuses Justice Hugo Black of involvement in decisions favoring Black's former law partner amid a court feud. Jackson warns the conflict risks the court's dignity as Congress weighs facts and possible reforms.
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Suernberg
United States
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo Black
Black
Jackson
Ereput
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
International Military Tribunal
House
Senate Judiciary Committees
Congress
Fred Vinson
Truman
Senate
Vinson
Washington
Justice Black
White House
Jewell Ridge
Crampton Harris
Alabama
United Mine Workers
Harris
Supreme Court
Band Concert Will Go On at 730 If Rain Prevents
The summer band concert at Recreation Park is set for 7 30 tonight and will be postponed if it rains at 5 30, says Director Allan F Barnard. Two hours are needed to haul and set up equipment on the diamond, so an early rain would force delaying the event. Monroe has had a rainless spring until recent showers for school events, and tonight’s high school band performance is the next key activity.
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Recreation Park
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Alumni Association
LaFollette Bill to Streamline Congress Clears Senate
The Senate passed LaFollette's plan to reorganize Congress by increasing salaries to 15000 dollars a year and instituting a pension system. Supported by Senators LaFollette and Van denberg, Ferguson not voting but recorded as for, Wiley not recorded.
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LaFollette
Congress
Senate
Washington Ya
Wis
Ferguson
Vandenberg
R-Mich
House
Wiley
R-Wis
Emergency Pasture Regions Need Emergency Care for Dry Weather
Green county faces unusually dry conditions reducing permanent pasture yields. County Agent E. O. Baker recommends emergency pasture crops such as Sudan grass, spring sown grains, rape, millet and soybeans to provide grazing. Proper seed bed, planting depth, and caution on prussic acid are noted for safe, effective establishment.
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Green County
E. O. Baker
Baker
Sudan
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