Demands Cheddar Hike to Narrow Foreign Type Margin
Green Bay business leader J H Wheeler president of Wheeler Corp argues for an immediate 4 to 5 cent cheddar price increase or removal of price controls. He says current pricing inequities favor foreign type cheeses, risking cheddar’s market disappearance in coming months unless relief is granted.
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Green Bay Head
Green Bay
J. H. Wheeler
Wheeler Corp
Wisconsin
Wheeler
On Way to Budget Balance As Treasury Head Speaks
Treasury Secretary Vinson told the House Banking Committee that the nation is well on the way to a balanced budget and asked to keep OPA controls a little longer. He cited higher receipts and lower expenditures and warned against removing all price controls, while supporting limited extension of measures.
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Wrascungson
Yry
the Treasury
Vinson
OPA
House Banking Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Pioneer Science Writers Honored by AAAS Meeting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science honored pioneer science writers for their achievements in reporting and interpreting technical subjects over many years. Members of the National Association of Science Writers received medals and citations funded by the George Westinghouse science writing fund at AAAS's 112th meeting, including Howard W. Blakeslee of The Associated Press.
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St Laws
Thirten
American Association For Advancement of Science
National Association of Science Writers
George Westinghouse Science Writing Fund
A.A AS
Howard W. Blakeslee
the Associates Press
Spring Here in All Its Glories Today
Weather report notes a warm day with a high near 66 and mean temperature around 65. Sunshine boosted expectations of mild conditions as the Mississippi River begins a slow recession. Temperatures last night dipped to near 40 with regional highs reported across several Wisconsin cities.
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Monroe
Tate Tony
Mercury
Mississippi River
Madison
Green Bay
la Crosse
Park Falls
Wausau
Land O'Lakes
Milwaukee
Duluth
Escanaba
Seult Ste Marie
Milwaukee reports mumps surge amid measles cases
Milwaukee health officials announce mumps reaching epidemic stage as 386 cases are added to the city tally, with 1,632 measles cases already on record. Health commissioner ER Krumbiegel reports the latest totals yesterday.
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Milwaukee
ER. Krumbiegel
Tractor theft leads police to distant farm hands
Police found a rubber-tired farm tractor abandoned on a city street, stolen from a farm in Omro about 60 miles away. A missing farmhand matching the description is sought as a suspect after a man reportedly asked if the tractor could be parked in front of a restaurant.
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Omro
Tehran Evacuation Seen Within Four Days Says Official
Tehran official says Russian evacuation of Kazvin 80 miles away should be complete in three or four days. Reports from Washington note senators challenge a government plan to guarantee sale of 850000 prefabricated houses, while housing executives insist losses would be insignificant. A massive river and harbor improvement bill, near a billion dollars, is proposed for hearings. China and Russia easing Sino-Soviet tensions. Henry Pu-i to be released to China. Senate sets April 9 for draft law vote with hearings to follow. Pearl Harbor inquiry debate erupts on Capitol Hill over alleged political motives of committee members. Chicago economist Parmelee warns freight rates must rise 37 percent to meet wage demands and preserve 1941 profits.
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Washington
Wilson W. Wyatt
Chicago
J. H. Parmelee
Milwaukee District Attorney reports arrest in teen attack case
A 16 year old Milwaukee youth was arrested after a 9 year old girl identified him as her attacker in a basement club room of an east side apartment. The case involves a spy mystery and alleged Russian threats surrounding the incident. Police say the girl led investigators to the suspect yesterday and the district attorney is pursuing charges.
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Milwaukee
William J. McCauley
East Side
School Board to Meet With Class Envoys at 4 P.M.
Four Monroe senior high classes send four elected representatives to meet the board of education at 4 P.M. to discuss the board’s failure to offer Coach Howard Sharp a contract for the coming year. The dispute stems from a legal obligation to rehire former Monroe coach Don J. Huddleston, who left to enter naval service and has applied for his old job. A two day student demonstration for Sharp’s retention sparked the meeting, with a mass student rally and a earlier mass meeting of students and administrators.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Howard Sharp
Don J. Huddleston
Sharp
Iffenegger
Robert
Eugene Sas
Toy Beacht| Dwyer
Robert Ableman
William Moon
Gilbert Kleckner
Mann
United States
Creamery Butter Posts Sixth Consecutive Weekly Output Rise
Creamery butter production rose for the sixth straight week, reaching 17 million pounds for the week ended. Output climbed from 16,600,000 pounds the prior week to a current 25,300? pounds, with gains reported in the latest industry rundown.
Burgy Farm Delivers Top Fifty Fat Steers to Chicago
The market today featured fifty fat steers from Jacob Burgy and son Ted offered at the Sound ep market. The live weight and sale details appear in fragmentary OCR, with emphasis on the Burgy farm sale to Chicago buyers.
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Burgy Farm
Chicago
Jacob Burgy
Ted
Tri County Y Dinner Meets in Brodhead
Tri County YMCA board and spouses attended the annual dinner in Brodhead. Supt. E O Evans led the meeting in President Leonard C Church’s absence. Speakers included Rev F W Huebner and Chester C Welch with reports on finances and YMCA work in Monroe and the Central area.
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Tri-County Y
Brodhead
Tri-County
Y. M. C. A. Board
E. O. Evans
Monroe
Leonard C. Church
J. C. Robert
Ben H. Roderick
Tosted
Murra
Milton Union
Sarton Cole
Robert Ten Eyck
Lawrence Meperdani
Reuther Heads UAW Presidential Race at CIO Ballot
Thomas Reuther leads in a chaotic UAW contest with 2348 to 2218 as 8850 votes cast of about 2000 eligible voters. The GM strike figure and the roving supporters fill the scene while roll-call voting continues this afternoon.
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Reuther
CIO Auto Workers Union
Tare Vetter
General Motors
Dad
UAW
Atlantic City
Thomas
United States and Britain sign nine lend lease pacts
The United States and Britain announced nine agreements to set up lend-lease and steer operations in the postwar period. The announcements included details of a 650 million dollar loan with interest projections and a projected multi billion dollar aid package slated near New Year 2002.
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United States
Britain
Boy Killed by Car Near Weber Home
Five year old Gerald Weber son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Weber was struck and killed by an automobile near the family home. The incident occurred in the Madison area and authorities are reacting to the tragic death.
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Madison
Gerald Weber
Clarence Weber
Hydro electric plan linked to charges against utilities
Obscure statements from Doar claim clients oppose rate increases and municipal tax shifts amid public utility turmoil. Mentioned are Insull and Harriman and joint plants at Joe, Menomonie, and Platteville. Federal taxes of 90,377 and taxes of 15,150 cited. Wheeler says no tax loss.
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Laadsen
W. T. Doar
New
Harriman
Aton Railroad
Joe, Menomonie and
Platteville
Doar
Hydro
Wheeler
Coal Strike Threat Shrinks Steel Mills Idle Work
A coal strike appears set to extend idle time at steel mills. Harry Moses, for captive mines supplying steel firms, told the union that output will continue without a formal contract. He noted uncertainty as talks with bituminous coal operators falter and referenced an ONeill plan that may aim for a broader agreement.
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Esman
Solid Fuels Administration
United
Harry Moses
UMW
Lne
Ate Ie cl
O'Neill
Herbert T. Johnson Named President of Green County Bar
Herbert T. Johnson was named president of the Green County Bar Association. The announcement came amid a brief notice of a separate traffic incident where Thomas J. Steiner, of Monroe route 3, reported his 1930 pickup truck struck a rear end on Ge treet, with damage to the other car and no report filed by the driver.
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Herbert T. Johnson
Green County
Thomas J. Steiner
Monroe
UNO Seeks Compromise On Iran Plan Split In Council
In New York the United States and Russia are sharply divided in a United Nations Security Council session over Iran. American officials say Russia may quit the meeting if Iran is compelled to speak, despite British and American insistence.
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New York
United States
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Iran
UNO
Hussein Ala
UNO Security Council
Andrei Gromyko
Truck Kills Child In Green Bay Incident
Christine Danforth, six, was struck and killed last night after running into the path of a moving truck in Green Bay. Police say the incident remains under investigation and no charges have been announced.
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Green Bay
Christine Danforth
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