GOP Delegates to State Meet to Be Chosen Tomorrow
Green county Republicans convene at 8 p m to name delegates for the Oshkosh state meeting May 4 and discuss support for Gov Goodland and Sen La Follette. Progressives at Portage 10 days ago may influence delegates as party fractures loom.
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GOP
Green County
Rudolph P. Reger
Oshkosh
Port
Walter S. Goodland
U.S
Robert M. la Follette
Court House
Miners to Strike After Contract Ends Next Sunday
John L. Lewis notified bituminous coal operators he will end the present contract at midnight Sunday and 400,000 miners will stay home next week. He pledged no bloodshed and said lives will be saved and injuries averted. He will not extend the current contract and demands a new agreement before soft coal miners return to work. Lewis claimed 47 million tons of coal in storage and a recent weekly output around 13 million tons.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Car Kills Child In Milwaukee suburb
Milwaukee nine year old Janice Unteutsch was fatally struck by a car while walking home from school near her home yesterday. Police investigated the crash and identified the vehicle involved.
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Milwaukee
Janice Unteutsch
Neenah High Sees State Title Craze Spark Party Scene
Neenah police chief Stilp fired thrice and an excited Beedeville squad was “arrested” after winning the WIAA state title and grabbing the sectional crown from Neenah. Coach John Gable led the jubilant Beedeville boys at a Neenah club party with Neenah police and local fans in attendance.
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Aeenan
Roolice
Irving Stilp
Beedeville High School
Neenah High School
John Gable
Neenah
Neenah Police
Neenah Paper Co
German Expropriation Plan Tied to Pearl Harbor Era
Dr. Haribert von Strempel claims a million ganda campaign funded in the United States before Pearl Harbor involved seizing German inheritance. Peiping sources say truce enforcement may move into southern Manchuria by Thursday, risking a China civil war deadlock. Atlantic City CIO union pauses heated politics as dues urge for GM strikes fail. Washington committee splits over six week versus one year draft extension.
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Nuernberg
United States
Haribert von Strempel
Washington
Peiping
Manchuria
China
Fushun
Mukden
Szepingkai
Yingkow
Penicillin Yield May Double From New Mold Strain
Wisconsin scientists report a new mold strain A176 produced 761 units per cubic centimeter versus 369 from the former strain, with some uses already supplied abroad. Two UW researchers developed the line via ultraviolet exposure, noting survivors showed dramatic changes. The foundation cites penicillin demand outpacing supply and growing veterinary needs. Milwaukee announces former Sen Kenneth White seeks Republican lieutenant governor endorsement at Oshkosh.
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Madison
Wisconsin Alumni Search Foundation
England
France
China
Millislav Demerec
Cacanate
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Botany Department
America
Foundation
Milwaukee
Kenneth S. White
River Falls
Oshkosh
White
State Board ‘of Veterans’ Affairs
State Senate
Sorority Spring Fashion Show Dazzles High School
Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha staged a spring and summer fashion show in the high school auditorium with models from Brownie troop sponsored by the sorority. Lee's store provided the apparel. Catalina Koret Hobbies and Smartee Toys styled outfits.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lee
Patty Amos
Jane Ruf
J. C. Penney Company
Marge Bloom
Maxine Crandall
Jo Felder
Lucille Freitag
Marian Freitag
Corinne
Gloria Hanson
Helen Klassy
Dorothy Koehner
Margaret Kuster
Mary Lane Lengacher
Jean Mansheim
Charren McGinnis
Margie Wuetrich
Catalina
Cole
California
Koret
Hobbies
Smartee
H. W. Biffle
Mon~roe Evening Times
Herbert T. Johnson
Reger and
Johnson
R. H. Schoonover
Undersheriff
Hansen
Wanda Ableman
P. J. Condors
Helen Altman
Elva Fritz
Florence Gerber
Kathryn Johnson
Erma Klassy
Mary Lengacher
Lois Miller
Kay Wuetrich
Loleta Roderick
Patty Lamboley
Gail ‘Bissell
Penney Company
Wisconsin rural electrification short course opens in Madison
Representatives from 35 Wisconsin counties and five other states registered today for a University of Wisconsin college of agriculture short course in rural electrification. The program runs through Thursday.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Plea for County Finance Officers in Wisconsin
An interim committee reviewed Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditure Survey recommendations proposing a county finance officer in each county and abolition of administrative boards. The meeting included seven local taxpayers associations and several named supporters. The survey urged centralized supervision by the county board, all officers to turn fees into the treasury, and full salary-based reimbursement for county services.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Glenn W. Bickett
Racine County
Thomas Mills
Black River Falls
J. G. Beck
Benton
O. H. Feldman
Augusta
George Schaefer
Appleton
Robert Edge
Platteville
John Thompson
Three Racine Babies Born During 47 Minute Blackout
A 47 minute power failure on Racine's south side left homes dim as three babies were born last night. Two deliveries occurred at St Mary’s Hospital lit by candles and one at St Luke’s Hospital using oil lanterns. Forty blocks lost power.
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Racine
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Sale of Wisconsin Hydro Power Utility Advances
The Wisconsin Hydroelectric Co. seeks about 2 million from selling to Badger Electric Cooperative Amery’s nine-county service area. The deal, under state public service commission review, involves using Rural Electrification Administration funds and faces questions about legality. The nine counties include Barron, Burnett, Buffalo, Chippewa, Dunn, Pepin, Polk, St. Croix and Washburn. The utility serves electric and gas customers in Monroe, Menomonie and Platteville.
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Hudson
Utis
Barron
Burnett
Buffalo
Chippewa
Dunn
Pepin
Polk
St. Croix
Washburn
Hydro
Monroe
Menomonie
Platteville
Wolleson Named Commander Of Local VFW Post
In a regular session last night Louis R. Wolleson was named commander to succeed J. H. Schwaiger. New officers include Nathan Burgy senior vice commander William Kittelson Blanchardville junior vice commander Nathan Walker quartermaster Michael Hyland chaplain Dr. D. D. years and Max H. Voelkli trustee for six months. Additional appointments will follow.
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Veterans of Forums
Louis R. Wolleson
J. H. Schwaiger
Nathan Burgy
William Kittelson
Blanchardville
Nathan Walker
Michael Hyland
D. D. Years
Max H. Voelkli
Monroe High Students Rally for Coach Sharp Support
About 300 Monroe senior high students gathered at the courthouse square to demand reinstatement of Coach Howard Sharp. Supt. E C Evans and Principal T R Holyoke adjourned a mass meeting after pledging to press the board to meet and resolve the dispute within a week.
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Monroe Senior High
Supt. O. Evans
Prin. T. R. Jolyoke
Evans
Board of Education
Monroe High School
Court House
Howard Sharp
T. R. Holyoke
Coach Sharp
E. C. Evans
Don Huddleston
Navy
Holyoke
Sharp
Russia Says It's Settled but Tehran Is Seeking Action
United Nations security council defeated a Soviet move to block Iran's appeal. The council refused to remove the Iranian case from its agenda by a vote of two to none. Byrnes pressed for the case to be heard, with debate over accepting Iran's appeal and presence of red army troops in Iran.
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Russia
Tehran
New York
United Nations Security Council
State Byrnes
Iran
Red Army
Andrei Gromyko
Council
Red
Byrnes
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Poland
Woman accused in infant death after furnace incident
Lake County authorities filed homicide charges against Mrs. Secora Ramos 25 after she allegedly admitted tossing her one month old nephew into a furnace in a sister's home. The child died ten minutes after hospital admission. The motive cited jealousy over childlessness.
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Lake Criminal Court
Secora Ramos
Peter Billick
Billick
Ctme
Dental Health Plans Outlined for State Conclave
A former Minnesota health official told Wisconsin Dental Society that 1944 American Dental Association public health policies are gaining wide support from state groups. Dr. Vern D. Irwin of Minneapolis urged school based dental health education as a key long term program aligned with the national association.
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Suunainee
Minnesota
Wisconsin Dental Society
American Dental Association
Vern D. Irwin
Minneapolis
Division of Dental Health
Minnesota Department of Health
National Association
Flood Cresting on Mississippi Raises Hope of Relief
The Associated Press reports the Mississippi River began cresting from Hastings Minnesota to Iowa after La Crosse reached flood stage. With little rain forecast the river should hold today and start dropping tomorrow. Wisconsin temps ranged from 51 at Land O Lakes to 7 at Madison and were expected to ease further. A Lenox Iowa man confessed to killing his lover's husband nearly 20 years ago and disposing of the body by burying it twice then sinking it in the Mississippi river. Henry Schmitt 62 faces first degree murder charges for the November 4 1943 killing of Tommy Worm 42 Conway Iowa. The state board of public welfare will meet at the Wisconsin home for women at Taycheedah tomorrow.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Hastings
Minn
Iowa
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Land O'Lakes
Madison
Kenosha
Bedford
Lenox
Henry Schmitt
Tommy Worm
Conway
Tayeheedah
State Board of Public Welfare
Wisconsin Home For Women
Cowardice Charged Over UNRRA Ukraine Debate
United States Delegate C Tyler Wood denounced Ukraine and urged UNRRA to discuss political implications of limiting Allied army practices termed living off the land. He criticized Baranovsky for avoiding the topic and warned that dodging it would be cowardly.
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Atlantic City
United States
C. Tyler Wood
UNRRA
Wood
A. M. Baranovsky
Austria
Baranovsky
Tengue
Shariny
Subcommittee Recommends Favorable Action on Seaway Project
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee votes 3-1 in favor of legislation authorizing the St. Lawrence seaway and power project. Chairman Hatch reports White opposes with Tunnell abstaining. Majority includes LaFollette and Hill, Hill voting by proxy. Record of hearings to be printed before full committee review.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
St. Lawrence Seaway
Hatch
D-Nm
White
R-Me
Tunnell
D-Del
LaFollette
R-Wis
Hill
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Grain acreage shifts from hay to wheat and barley
The report notes a shift in crop plantings with more wheat and barley while feed crops decrease. Farmers reduce hay acreage as winter approaches, reallocating resources to grain production.
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Progressive
Glenn D. Roberts
Progressive Party
State Central Committee
Sen. Hampel
Portage
Roberts
Robert
Fred Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Alexander Benz. Appleton
Secretary of ‘State
Bulletins
CIO United Auto Workers
General Motors
Senate Stary Committee
Sorority
H.S
Don Penney
Charleen McGinnis
Corinne Hanson
Net
Jersey
Doris Robb
Stewart F. Kingston
Kenneth Hall
Janet Hiltbrand
Virgil Petter
L. R. Wolleson
V.F.W
Huddeston
the Times
Murray
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Philip Murray
Walter Reuther
Richard Frankensteen
R. J. Thomas
Thomas
Reuther
Arthur C. Benkett
Subcommittee
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