Truman says universal training vital but U S alone cannot lead
President Truman warned at Nassau Hall during Princeton's centennial events that the United States cannot build a new world alone. He urged world leadership through allied strength and universal training to prepare future leaders and sustain free nations against totalitarian pressures.
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Tiv
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
Truman
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spe- Cass
Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
Congress
Stesion Iso
Brothers Reunite After 32 Years At Footville Picnic
Adolf and Emil Baertschi, brothers living apart since 32 years, met at the Adolf Baertschi home in Footville for a family reunion. Emil attended with Mrs Baertschi and sons Bill and Sammy. Guests included relatives from New Glarus Janesville Monroe Rockford and Orfordville. Music after lunch featured Emil on accordion and Bill and Sam on saxophone and guitar.
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Adolf Baertschi
Footville
Adolf
Emil Baertschi
Emil
Sam
Bill
Hoosick Falls
Peter Klassy
New Glarus
Fred’ Baertschi
Rockford
Gerald Mayer
Monroe
John Christianson
Orfordville
Baertschi
Annette Wilkinson
Janesville
John
Ernest and
Adolf Baertschi Jr
New Haven Study Questions Women Alcohol Use History
Yale physiologist Professor E M Jellinek argues that there were more women drunkards in grandma's day than in 1945 and that overall drinking has not risen much. His article in a current issue of Studies in Alcoholism disputes widespread beliefs about female alcoholism.
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New Haven
Conn
E. M. Jellinek
Yale
Jellinek
Quarters Journal
France Accepts U S Plan For European Recovery
President Vincent Auriol of France welcomed Secretary Marshall’s proposal for American help in Europe's economic rehabilitation calling it audacious and wise. French officials stressed international committees to draft a program covering transport, energy, agriculture and industry with European and U S representation.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
U. S
Marshall
Europe
Auriol
Ing
Foreign Press Association
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Paul Ramadier
George C. Marshall
Herve Alphand
Foreign Office
U.S
Alphand
Awnings Fire at Victory Tavern Warns Local Fire Brigade
A small blaze damaged only a hole in the Victory Tavern awning at 1124 17th Avenue after a fire of undetermined origin. Fire crews from Beloit responded at 12 30 last night following an alarm from a nearby box.
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Junteer Fire Department
Victory Tavern
17Th Avenue
Alice Sherron Dies At Age 61 In Monroe
Alice May Sherron 61 of 714 21st Avenue died at 11 30 am after recent hospitalization. Daughter of the late Judge J L Sherron she was born in Albany on September 5 1885 and educated in Monroe later attending the University of Wisconsin before returning home. Survived by a nephew John Sherron and several cousins funeral services set for Friday at Stuessy Funeral Home and St Victor Catholic Church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Alice May Sherron
21St Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Sherron
J. L. Sherron
Albany
J. L
Mary Petingell Sherron
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Mon-roe
St. Victor's Catholic
Effie Shank Sherron
Frank
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor's Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Meeting Between Shipowners and Union Aims to End Deadlock
Secretary of Labor John W. Gibson arranged a meeting today with shipowners and union officials to resolve the contract dispute described as a strike by owners and a lockout by the unions. The stoppage, effective at Sunday midnight, halted some sailings and could affect broader American shipping, mainly along the east and gulf coasts. Feinsinger, a U S conciliation service specialist, joined the effort to mediate Pacific coast maritime labor tensions.
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Cnsium
Yry
Rasonstant
John W. Gibson
Gulf Coast
Washington
Nathan A. Fog
Varans
Crea
Feinsinger
U. S
Committees Eye Probes of Unions on Un American Ties and Racketeering
Two House committees map investigations into labor unions with aims at communist infiltration and racketeering. Hearings on CIO-UEW begin June 23 in Bridgeport Schenectady and New York City. Proposals to curb bargaining for officials tied to communism are discussed while racketeering inquiries shift to major cities and welfare fund operations.
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Washington
House
un-American ‘Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Hartley
Labor Committee
Thomas
Cio-United Electrical Wars Union
Bridgeport
Conn
Schenectady
N. Y
New York City
Cio-Uew
Truman
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
James C. Petrillo
AFL Musicnion
Traffic Reopens After Dill Bridge Reroute Due to Flood
Water at Dill Bridge forced closure and rerouting since Sunday night with depths exceeding 20 inches at peak. By Monday afternoon the flood had fallen to about six inches over the road as traffic resumed. Farmers in Green County used clear weather to plow late, while dust storm swept around Brodiveae as equipment operated in fields.
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Dill Bridge
Green County
Brodiveae
Dr. Lewis Arson Trial Dismissal Motion Pending
The state rests against Dr. John Lewis pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church accused of arson in a $150000 downtown fire on January 25. His counsel Harry Meissner moved for dismissal citing insufficient evidence as the jury has heard testimony including a Milwaukee detective's account of the pastor's claim about cleaning his suits on Sundays due to a small salary and prior purchase of kerosene.
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Slil Wallace
John Lewis
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Harry V. Meissner
Dr. Lewis
Former Resident Dies In Home at Brodhead
Mrs. W. R. Skinner 83 formerly Mary Woodle died this morning at her Brodhead home after weeks of confinement from a fall. Born in Monroe in 1863 she lived in Howard county after 1881 and married W. R. Skinner in 1882. Survived by daughter Mrs. G. E. Broughton. burial in Greenwood cemetery after Congregational church services.
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W. R. Skinner
Green County Board of Supervisors
Skinner
G. E. Broughton
Brodhead
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Five Experts Begin Air Safety Study
Five experts named by President Truman start an air safety study after 146 deaths on commercial flights since May 29. James M. Landis, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, leads the advisory group and convenes at his office to outline the investigation program. The inquiry follows a Capital Airlines DC-4 crash near the Blue Ridge in northern Virginia, killing 50.
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Truman
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital Airlines
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Illinois Missouri Brace for Floods
Rains sent the Mississippi flood crest toward historic levels as Missouri and Illinois brace. Army engineers fight to hold weakened levees near Canton Quincy and Hannibal while Coast Guard plans rescues around Quincy. Des Moines and Mississippi water rises threaten Alexandria while Ottumwa reports relief but widespread inundation remains.
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Mississippi River
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Army
U. S. Coast Guard
Quincy
Ill
Hunt Lima Lake
Indian Grave
Fabius
Mississippi
Canton
Hannibal
Col. W.N. Leaf
Army Engineers
Alexandria
Des Moines River
Des Moines
Keosauqua
Ottum- Ta
Ottumwa
Brownie Troop Invested By Alpha Zeta Sorority
Brownie Troop No. 12 sponsored by Alpha Zeta sorority was invested at Lincoln school. Eleven girls received Brownie pins. Members joining include Carolyn Benkett Diane Davis Virginia Geil Judith Germann Joan Hauser Marilyn Kubly Patricia Liechti Karen Miller Nancy am Faye Stauffacher and Carol Wolfe.
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Alpha Zeta Sorority
Lincoln School
Carolyn Benkett
Diane Davis
Virginia Geil
Judith Germann
Joan Hauser
James
Ivan Geil
John Stauffacher
Paul Burke
J. B. Conners
W. R. Schuetze
Prieda Dettwiler
Oklahoma City
Okla
West
Jean Wuethich
Evelyn Bloom
Florence Gerber
Grand jury probes perjury charges against union officials
A general grand jury opened an inquiry into perjury charges against Harold Christoffel and Robert Buse, union officials of West Allis. Rep. Kersten and Chairman Hartley are named witnesses as the labor committee alleges false testimony on communist affiliations from a March wartime Allis Chalmers strike hearing.
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CIO
Washington
House Committee
Harold? Christoffel
Robert — Buse
West Allis
Rep
Kersten
R-Wis
Labor Committee
Hartley
RNJ
Allis- Chalmers
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co approves Monroe gas plan conversion
The Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co. wins state approval to convert Monroe service from manufactured gas to liquefied petroleum gas with 27 247 dollars planned for improvements including a storage tank and building. Similar changes are authorized at Menomonie and Platteville with cost figures. The plan includes a 1226 13th avenue plant upgrade and expects LPG to arrive by tank car for storage and propane air operations. No rate changes expected.
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Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co
State Public Service Commission
Monroe
Menomonie
Platteville
13Th Avenue
House Accepts Terms of Rent Control Extension
The House approved a joint committee’s terms to extend rent control to February 29 1948 by 163 to 73, while 114 to 87 defeated sending the measure to a house senate conference. A 15 percent rent hike could be allowed if landlords and tenants agree in good faith through 1948. Building materials would be exempt from controls except for amusement and recreational construction.
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Trasnimgwn— Grane Mouse
Congressional Committee
House
House-Senate
Senate
Wallace movement forms as Wallace calls for Truman Stalin Berlin meeting
Former vice president Henry Wallace criticizes Truman foreign policy and urges a Berlin meeting with Premier Stalin to discuss economic ties. A California draft for Wallace grows with July Fresno meeting to form a pro-Wallace delegation for the next Democratic convention.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Berlin
Wallace
Truman
California
Cabinet Offic
Stalin
Robert W. Kenny
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calif
Kenny
Watergate
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial Bridge
Congress
Soviet Union
Vote of 268 137 Kills Tax Reduction Bill
The House upheld President Truman's veto of the 4 billion dollar tax reduction bill killing it completely. The final tally was 268 in favor of passing over the veto and 137 against, two votes short of a two thirds majority. A recount found no changes.
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Washington
House
Truman
Halleck
Indiana
Senate bill puts star route carriers under civil service
The Senate passed a bill to civil service qualify most star route mail carriers, shifting Class B routes to civil service. The plan would keep Class A routes under bidding, with the Postmaster General able to renew contracts. About 70 percent of star routes fall into Class B, focused on mail transport and delivery.
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Senate
Srashington
Legis
House
Sen
Langer
R-Nd
Taxpayers Pay It Berlin- Food Aid Totals Announced
An official joint announcement reports American and British taxpayers funded about $180 million to ship 1,482,000 metric tons of food into Germany during the first five months of this year.
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Berlin
Germany
Truman Boosts 1948 Surplus Expectation Amid Veto
President Truman appears to triple his earlier surplus estimate in the face of a Republican backed reduction. He says the annual surplus could exceed four billion dollars, though his official forecast remains 1.302 billion. The White House hints at a later release of precise figures.
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Washington
Truman
PG Sabana Eee
Mar.sruman
Wisconsin Republicans fail to override Truman veto on tax cut
The House sustained President Truman's veto of the Republican tax reduction plan amid applause from Democrats. Veto support means the Senate will not vote on overriding, signaling a political fight ahead for 1948. Republicans argued the veto delays necessary tax cuts for campaign leverage.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Truman
Brophy
Byrnes
Davis
Kee Kersten
Murray
Carl Andersen
Minnesota
Hull
Marcantonio
New York
Senate
Sneaker Martin
Massachusetts
Halleck
Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Reece
T . Am
Cancelled Band Concert Weather Forces Cancellations
Allan F. Barnard, director, announced tonight’s band concert at Recreation Park is cancelled due to weather. Next concert set for July with an old-timers night. band practice postponed to one week from tonight.
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Recreation Park
Allan F. Barnard
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