Dr Spore to Speak at Tri County YMCA Banquet
Beloit College religion professor Dr David W Soper will keynote the annual Tri County YMCA dinner at the Methodist church Tuesday at 6 30 pm He lectured in Europe this summer and spoke recently at the Kiwanis club in town The program includes solos Irish folk dance and short talks with table decorations by local clubs and students Tickets are handled by O N Johnson and Mrs T F Ransdell
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David W. Soper
Department of Religion
Beloit College
Tri-County
YMCA
Methodist Church
Soper
Europe
Paris
Kiwanis Club
E. O. Evans
Andereck
Margaret Angliker
Carol Schind
Lois Burgy
Roger Wuetrich
Jane Addams
Evelyn Hartwig
Little Women’s Clubs
East
South
Mines
Alvin Kubly
Forrest Kubly
Robert Beach
Glenn Hoff
Peter Johnson
Ntom Lake
Brodhead
Janet Arnsmeier
Juda
Tri-Hi-Y
Hartwig
Helene Joy
O. N. Johnson
T. F. Ransdell
Giant Food Chain Fined $175,000 by Federal Authorities
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and co defendants face a $175,000 federal fine on convictions for restraint and monopolistic practices. Judge Walter C. Lindley presided, with a testimony period spanning 22 weeks dating from the 1946 original suit.
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Giant Food Chain
Danville
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Walter C. Lindley
Charles Walcott_title Bout Set For June 22 at Comiskey Park
The Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott fight for the Louis vacant world heavyweight title will take place at Comiskey Park on June 22. On that same date at the same venue, Louis won the title from Jim Braddock twelve years ago.
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Chicago
Ezzard Charles-Jersey
Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Louis
Jim Braddock
Fay Jones Withdraws Nomination For Village President
Fay Jones announces withdrawal from the village president race after being nominated at the village caucus to oppose incumbent A H Partridge. The move ends his bid in Albany area.
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Albany
Fay Jones
Village
A. H. Partridge
Eisenhower Illness Shrinks Joint Chiefs to Three
The joint chiefs of staff lose two members as General Dwight D. Eisenhower, acting chairman, is sick with acute gastro-enteritis and Admiral William D. Leahy retires after hospitalization and recuperation. The group now has three active representatives.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
William D. Leahy
Joint Chiefs Organization
Leahy
Naval Base
Key West
Fla
County Highways Posted for Limits in Green County
Green county trunks are posted for 7000 and 8000 pound limits with state routes 39 59 and 104 pending. Three drivers have been arrested for overload. the only unposted mile is MM near Lafayette county line due to school service. Frost damage prompted early road deterioration and a past overloaded trip caused 12000 dollars in damages.
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Green County
N. C. Jensen
Herby Henrikson
Albany
Robert von Arx
Bancroft Dairy
Madison
Lafayette
Secord
High Screen County Navals
Belleville
Jensen
Defendant Sentenced In Battery Sale Case
William M. Strothman was sentenced to 60 days in the Green county jail on a larceny charge by Judge Harold J. Lamboley in county court yesterday afternoon. Strothman borrowed and sold a battery to James Holcomb on January 21. He had just been released from the Lafayette county jail in Darlington, where he was serving a sentence on a similar charge.
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William M. Strothman
Green County
Harold J. Lamboley
Strothman
James Holcomb
115Th Street
Lafayette
Darlington
Clinic Relocates Offices To First Floor In Monroe Clinic Remodel
Major redeployment of Monroe Clinic departments is underway with moves to the first floor by next Friday. Records transfer, new registration desk, and relocated business offices are described, including a nurse staff, obstetrical suite, pediatric expansion, and a new heating system.
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Monroe Clinic
16Th Avenue
Harold B. Scherer
Robert Miller
James R. Weir
Legion Contracts For Circus Showing
Zilmer Riley American Legion post will present the Mills Bros circus and horse show on Tuesday June 21. Wesley Dodge commander says Dean Peterson is circus chair man in charge of the advance ticket campaign. The Legion takes the largest share of proceeds for its benefit fund and aims to offer a free matinee to underprivileged children who otherwise could not attend a major three ring circus.
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Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post
Mills Bros
Wesley Dodge
Dean Peterson
The
Legion
Dodge
Evjue Speaks Tuesday At Juda PTO Gathering
William Evjue editor of the Capital Times Madison will speak at Juda high school auditorium for the PTA gathering Tuesday. H C Wegner assistant director of the state lunch program Madison will be the second speaker. Juda businessmen sponsor the program with the high school chorus providing music.
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Juda
Times
William Evjue
Capital Times
Madison
PTA
Juda High School
H. C. Wegner
Johnny Mills Barbecue King Dies at 80 in Memphis
Johnny Mills known as the Barbecue King on Beale Street, died last night at age 80. He was a familiar figure alongside zoot suits, yellow dresses, and juke box music on Beale Street.
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Johnny Mills
Memphis
Beale Street
15 Month Rent Act Extension Favored
Senate house conferees agreed on a flat 15 month extension of federal rent controls with a home rule provision allowing localities to end curbs if the state governor approves. The deal aligns the house plan for 15 months through June 30 1950 and the senate 12 to 15 month option. Maybank said the next step could drop rent increase provisions or keep them. A AP survey found no rush to end controls. Boise Mayor Howard favored ending them there due to housing sufficiency.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Sparkman
Dala
Maybank
S-Sc
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Potter P. Howard
Prowler Reported Near 15th Street and 17th Avenue
Complaints of a prowler near the corner of 15th street and 17th avenue were filed with the police department today late last evening.
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15Th Street
17Th Avenue
Canadian visitors seized at peace conference in New York
Two Canadians were taken into custody and later allowed to depart after immigration questioned them about Communist activities at Carnegie Hall where the three day peace conference opened. A third Canadian remained as a visiting professor at Columbia.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Russia
United States
Truman
Joseph Stalin
State Department
Parley
Waldorf - Astoria
John Goss
Margaret Fairley
Canada
Goss
Vancouver
B. C
Fairly
Saturday Review of Literature
British visitors enjoy Monroe granddaughters visit
Mr and Mrs James Haslan from London visit their daughter Mrs Elwin Priewe and 14 month twin granddaughters Brenda and Glenda in Monroe. They arrived aboard the Queen Elizabeth in New York and plan six months or longer with visas extendable. They tour sights, shop windows, and note how rationing differs from England.
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Monroe
London
England
James Haslan
Elwin Priewe
Brenda
Glenda
Haslans
New York
Haslan
Chicago
Mr. Haslan
Winston Churchill
Harold Laski
Sister's Husband Charged in Murder
Milton Babich 19 faces a murder charge in the Patricia Birmingham case after a writ of habeas corpus sought his release. A detective said Babich claimed to have seen Patricia but offered no talk. The hearing included influence charges involving Patricia's sister Kathleen 17 and an intended elopement.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
William MaeCauley
Roland J. Steinle
MoeCauley
Babich
Barry
Patricia
Pospa
Murer
Adolph Kraemer
Steinle
John Poleyn
Kraemer
Edward T. Berkanovic
Crawford pleads innocent in malfeasance case
Madison man Harold F. Crawford a 44 year old state department of agriculture employee from Stoughton pleaded innocent in superior court today to a charge of malfeasance. Hearing was set for April 1. He is accused of falsification of cattle records.
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Madison
Harold F. Crawford
Stoughton
State Department of Agriculture
Crawford
Albany Legion post renamed to honor two war dead
The American Legion post in Albany changed its name from McDermott post to the McDermott Steindorf unit. Post No. 144 now honors Thomas McDermott and C Gordon Steindorf, Albany’s World War I and II fallen.
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Albany
American Legion
McDermott
McDermott-Steindorf
Thomas McDermott
C. Gordon Steindorf
Weizmann Plans April U.S. Trip
President Chaim Weizmann is expected to fly to the United States in the second week of April. The announcement comes as Israel and the United States prepare for discussions on shared interests and ongoing diplomatic relations.
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Tel Aviv
Chaim Weizmann
United States
France to carve 52 miles of frontier from western Germany
Paris announces provisional border realignment transferring 52 square miles to France and neighboring states. Thirty-one localities with about 13,500 people are affected. peace treaty status will determine final action. Germans condemn move as violation of Atlantic Charter and international law.
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France
Germany
Paris
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Bulgaria
Romania
Yugoslavia
Italy
Finland
Austria
Japan
North Rhine-Westphalia
Frankfurt
Kathryn Mulvihill Succumbs to Illness
Kathryn Mulvihill 89, a Monroe resident for 30 years, died at 2 a.m. in Green County Home after a six year illness. Born Sept 21 1859 to John and unknown mother in Janesville, she leaves John as a brother and Will Durner plus Kathryn Lewis Leona Ten Eyck as nieces. Services Monday at 8 a.m. at St Rose Church Brodhead. burial in St Patrick's Albany. Funeral home Everson Brodhead in charge.
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Kathryn Mulvihill
Monroe
Green County
John Mulvihill
Janesville
Mulvihill
John. Footvile
Will Durner
Brodhead
Kathryn Lewis
Bro
Wisconsin Weather Ahead for North as Rain and Wind Rise
Warmer rains and wind were on the forecast for northern Wisconsin tonight with alternating fair and cloudy skies. Little change in temperature is expected across the state Sunday. A readings showed about 4 above since midnight after Friday's 51 high.
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Wisconsin
Collision damages sedan of Donovan O. Otteson at intersection
A minor crash at the intersection of 6th street and 16th avenue at 11 12 a m damaged the front of Donovan O Ottesons sedan after it collided with a truck driven by John Brennan. The Otteson vehicle was traveling south on 6th avenue while the Brennan truck moved east on 16th street.
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Donovan O. Otteson
21St Avenue
John Brennan
25Th Avenue
6Th Street
16Th Avenue
Otteson
6Th Avenue
16Th Street
Engineers Propose Immediate Bid Action For Courthouse Square
The city and county boards discussed expediting the courthouse square repaving with an estimated total near 95 000 including water line work. Engineers urged a 90 day completion with penalties, bid on all four sides, and simultaneous trench work to reduce costs. Blueprints were shown and a ruling on who orders bids was promised by early next week.
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Court House Square
City Board of Public Works
County Board
C. A. Ward
John Brand
Arthur C. Benkett
Water Department
Frank A. Buehler
Lester G. Forcade
E. J. Norton
Henry Tschudy
William F. Beckman
H. H. Goecks
Zenno A. Gorder
Glenn S. Soseman
John Erb
Clarence W. Loveland
Ray T. Silver
J. B. Scherer
Everett Green
Car Fender Damaged In Hit and Run Incident
A hit and run damaged the left rear fender of Robert H. Rieder's two door sedan at 714 18th avenue around 9 15 a m in the 1000 block of 16th avenue. A second report lists a minor parking collision at 2 06 p m on 16th avenue 1200 block involving Lucius F. Smith who backed into a truck driven by Ben J. Deininger route 1 Brodhead.
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Robert H. Rieder
18Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
Lucius F. Smith
8Th Street
Ben J. Deininger
Route 1
Brodhead
Princess Fawzia to wed Ismail Sh'rine Bey in Cairo
Princess Fawzia sister of former ruler Farouk will marry Ismail Sh'rine Bey in Cairo in simple ceremonies. The announcement notes her former role as Iran’s empress and links to the royal family while outlining the upcoming Monday wedding in Egypt.
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Cairo
Fawzia
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