Dodgers Edge Yankees for Early American League Lead
The Dodgers beat the Yankees 7-2 to pull into a first place tie with Detroit in the American League as New York rallied late but fell short. The game featured Jack Kramer holding the Yankees hitless for six innings before a seventh inning rally.
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End of War Job at Willow Run Plant
The Willow Run bomber plant completes its war work with the last four engine Liberator bomber. With the European war phase ending, the army air forces say they have all Liberators they need.
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Detroit
Willow Run
Army Air Forces
First Motorist Fined for Speeding at 10 Miles Over
A motorist was fined for speeding and paid a $10 penalty after being clocked at ten miles per hour over the limit.
Brewers Split Twin Bill With Indians In Hectic Night
Milwaukee and Indianapolis split a doubleheader with a late ninth inning rally by the Brewers in game two. A free for all followed a tag out in the first game. St Paul edged Columbus 4 3 on a bases loaded squeeze bunt in the 10th.
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Girl Scout Troop Spends Wet Night at Camp
Troop 6 of Monroe Girl Scouts spent a rainy night at the Girl Scout camp in Luch singer's grove led by Mrs. F. M. Rau. Scouts listed include Frances Miller Sybil Blumer Helen Locher Nancy Kerrigan Joanne Meyer Sonja Trickel Marilyn Lanz Joyce Broge Donna Wenger Jenice Lindsay Elizabeth Kiel Peggy Angliker Lois Burgy Charmaine Nenneman Joan Voelkli and Barbara Schulz. R. E. Olds reportedly built cars by hand at a Michigan plant in 1902 with 3,000 units.
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F. M. Rau
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Sybil Blumer
Helen Locher
Nancy Kerrigan
Joanne Meyer
Sonja Trickel
Marilyn Lanz
Joyce Broge
Donna Wenger
Jenice Lindsay
Elizabeth Kiel
Peggy Angliker
Lois Burgy
Charmaine Nenneman
Joan Voelkli
Barbara Schulz
Local arrivals greet Monroe visitors and residents
Browntown residents Miss E Leah Tominson Cor Mrs George Drye and daughter Mrs Ernest Stoehr returned from Central City Nebraska. Several Monroe guests including Mrs B W Binger Mrs J D Bechtolt Mrs E W Bechtolt Mrs Ernest Sotdy Mrs Norris Tree were in Monroe Wednesday. Frank Coryell also spent Wednesday in Monroe.
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Monroe
Frank Coryell
Johnny Lorms Wins NCAA Golf Crown
Ohio State golfer Johnny Lorms defeated Johnny Jenswold of Michigan 4 and 3 to capture the 1945 national intercollegiate golf championship. The victory completed a Bucks sweep of NCAA title honors including team and qualifying medal.
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McSpaden Leads Pro-Am In Chicago Open At Calumet
Harold McSpaden shot a 67 to boost his partners into a 36 hole midway lead at the Victory Open pro-am event. The Chicago tournament at Calumet Country Club is a national open qualifier with 12 300 prize and multi division contenders. Sgt Walter Burkemo and Arnold Minkley share the pro-amateur lead as the final 18 holes approach.
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Open golf pairing duel ends with tight scores in parade
The defending open champion Burkemo shot 35 39 74 for 141, one stroke ahead of Sam Byrd of Detroit and Bob Cochran of St Louis. Cochran led amateurs and beat his pro partner with a 34 36 70, while Byrd posted 37 35 for an even par 72.
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Bob Cochran
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Reed Bill Targets Rail Bankruptcy Abuses
Representative Reed declares an injustice to Chicago and Northwestern stockholders and urges passage of the Hobbs bill to curb railroad reorganizations under the bankruptcy act. He warns of hundreds of pending cases and potential losses for more than 100000 stockholders.
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Evatt Urges Permanent Free Press Policy at UN Conference
Australian foreign minister Herbert Vere Evatt called for a permanent free press policy in a future world peace organization. He told the Associated Press after the United Nations conference in San Francisco that a lesson should be drawn from the discussions there.
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Australia
Herbert Vere Evatt
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Evans Named Vice President at Meet Of Tri County Y
E. C. Evans of Monroe was elected vice president of the Tri County YMCA. O. N. Johnson of Monroe was chosen recording secretary as Leonard C. Church of Walworth was named president. Lt. Marshall L. Peterson on 30 day navy leave spoke on service value of YMCA training. J. A. Craig led a “Planning for the Future” session with contributors E. R. Johnson and Peterson.
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Monroe
Janesville
O. N. Johnson
Leonard C. Church
Walworth
Marshall L. Peterson
Navy
YMCA
Tri-County
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Peterson
L. J. Michaels
E. O. Evans
State Legislature Appropriates 1945 Budget Total
Madison budget director E. C. Giessel announced that the 1945 legislature passed bills totaling 102,517,925 dollars in state appropriations. Governor so far remains to act on the measures.
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Madison
E. C. Giessel
Goodland Approves Large State Budget and Bills
The city notes Goodland has approved measures totaling 18,761,425 with 16 473 500 earmarked for post war public building and improvement. Fifteen assembly bills 551 907 and 16 senate bills 1 736 018 await the governor. The signed measures include an 83 360 607 biennium budget the largest in state history.
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Senate
Giessel
Rye pastures and mowing boost milk and forage yields
The article promotes rye in rotation grazing for fall forage and post spring sowing to Sudan grass for mid summer grazing, notes Indiana farmers value the system at about 100 dollars per acre, and urges consulting county agents for rye varieties. It compares milking speed myths to mowing pastures, citing Mississippi Experiment Station showing mowed areas yield more forage per acre, with cattle consuming 80 percent there versus 50 percent on unmowed ground.
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