Monroe board weighs Huddleston contract and student demands
Monroe high school faces a request session as students urge the board to discourage Huddleston from departure and to keep Sharp. The board says it cannot decide on contract terms until Huddleston, in the navy, either accepts or is ejected from the proposed 1946–1947 agreement.
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Huddleston
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William Hardell Wserior
Sind
E O. Evans
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Peter S. Solomon
Robert E. Hardell
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Super Market to Open on Saturday at City Edge
A self service market will open Saturday on the west edge of the city. It features insulated conditioned space a fresh fruit room and drive in loading bays. Opening day offers include free lunch special gifts ice cream for children and large carload lots.
Uninstructed GOP Delegates Named To State Meeting
Rudolph P. Reger, county chairman, presided over Green County GOP delegates named for the state meeting. Green County received 24 additional delegates. The committee to draft delegates and alternates includes Paul Zimmerman, Harry Keegan, and Mrs John Becker. Delegates chosen include Harold Rotler and Mrs Mina Wil Lynch among others.
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GOP
Rudolph P. Reger
Green County
Greeney
Paul Zimmerman
Harry Keegan
John Becker
Ames
Harold Rotler
Mina Wili. Lynch
Wheat Exports Fall Short of 225 Million Bushel Goal
Economists from the agriculture department estimate that only about 190 million bushels can be exported this period. The remaining 75 million bushels will feed the spring crop and livestock needs, with 26 million for land and 338 million slated for export or carryover, leaving 150 million for the new year.
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Agriculture Department
Not So Fancy in Japan Young Yanks in Nippon
In Japan soldiers were warned against public displays of affection with Japanese women. General and MPs enforce discipline as officers and sailors face consequences like confinement, regardless of rank, after incidents involving intimate contact in public.
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Japan
Nippon
Coal dispute stalls talks as miners threaten walkout
Government labor officials pressed to keep negotiations alive amid threats by John L. Lewis that soft coal mining will halt next week if a new contract is not reached by Sunday. UMW president warned 400,000 bituminous miners will stay home with their families. Temporary housing aid growing to 200,000 units for veterans and families to be funded, with Barracks and wartime structures repurposed.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Easter Egg Truck Hauls Safe After Narrow Bridge Balance
A 1942 1 1/2 ton truck driven by Ivor F Oelwein veered off a bridge edge near Brown town. Brakes failed and the vehicle hung by a sturdy oak, all but a dozen eggs saved as rescue crews stabilized the load bound eastward for Easter egg credits.
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Ivor F. Oelwein
Green County Highway
the Times
Farmers to Get Seed Production Payments From AAA
The House of Representatives approves 12 percent million lars in AAA funds to boost seed production for alfalfa red clover and alsike. Payments based on clean seed sold to dealers before Jan 1 1947, with rates 7, 9 and 7 cents per pound respectively. No prior county committee approval required. Farm plans not mandatory for payment but 1946 plans and soil practices must be filed by deadline.
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Major Green county highway projects approved for funding
Two state trunk highway improvements near Browntown Dill and Albany are approved by the Wisconsin highway commission and await Green county board action. The $676 000 plan includes realignment to avoid floods on trunk highway 11, new bridges over the Pecatonica river and Skinner creek, and a straightened route shortening distance. Construction could start late next year with federal aid potential and uses Green county highway allotment now freed from old bond retirements.
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Hanson hurt when tire rim explodes at service shop
Arthur G Hanson of Martintown received serious facial injuries when a tire rim blew up on his farm truck at Green County Service Co 1624 South Ave He was changing the tire and was taken by Legion 1 ambulance to St Clare hospital for treatment of cuts to his face and nose.
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Jap Cigaretation of 3 Daily Will Go Up to 5 Next Monday
Tokyo reports a rise in a daily cigarette supply affecting distribution. Maj. Gen. Willard S. Paul warns Congress that without a draft law the army risks needing conscripts longer than planned, potentially indefinitely, as existing inductees must be used to meet manpower needs.
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Congress
Aurora Borealis Ruling Voters at Turner Hall Election
Monroe residents who qualify as legal voters must appear at Turner hall next Tuesday under a simple arrangement by City Clerk G. S. Soseman with George Schneider deputized to run the day. Voter qualification requires an affidavit by two freeholders that the voter has resided in Wisconsin for the past year and in the precinct for 30 days. All eligible voters may cast ballots. registration rules and a simplified process aim to update rolls and ease participation. A full slate of city officers is on the ballot along with a state supreme court contest and an amendment permitting sheriffs to serve consecutive terms. All four polling places will be Turner hall with voting from 9 am to 5:30 pm.
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Turner Hall
G. S. Sosenan
George Schneider
Water Department
Wisconsin
Ttis
Lion
Soseman
Supreme Court
Weather and aurora light up a windless spring day
The article notes a clear, pleasant day with a vivid aurora borealis display last night and today. It mentions a 42 degree low yesterday morning and a 72 degree crest today, with communication disruptions and references to wire news and Atlantic City chatter amid the unusual celestial show.
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Aurora Borealis
Monroe
Ry ‘Uy
Atlantic City
Ington
Ready to Restore Meat Regulations
Washington announces the restoration of wartime meat controls as the OPA readies another measure to curb black market cattle dealing. An agency official warned that if the new rules fail to deter illicit slaughter, stricter regulations will be reinstated to channel meat through established trade channels and away from new slaughtering operators.
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Washington
OPA
Price Agency
State Treasurer Reports Large Working Capital Jump
The treasurer reported a sizable rise in the state's working capital with December figures at 9,617,037 and February totals at 9,206,019. The report notes the balance excludes 30 million dollars invested in government ventures and an additional 10 million related to wary's aggregate of Shona.
Russia Walkout Tempers but Keeps Security Council Alive
Russia eased its walkout from the United Nations Security Council but left the body facing a potential paralysis over Iran talks. Gromyko attended briefly under Moscow orders while a Soviet official signaled a later attendance decision. A committee of experts showed the withdrawal’s limited scope as Ulancher hinted at a possible later statement. Meanwhile, Emper or Hirohito greeted 24 U. S. education mission members at the Imperial Palace, shaking hands and offering tea.
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United Nations Security Council
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Tehran
Victor Ulancher
Committee of Experts
Work Vokesman “Seid “Iiet Russia
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U. S
Emperor Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Short Beers Surely In Store for U.S.
Gerald New York brewers board of trade said a large part of malt exports were going to Mexico and being returned in the form of beer.
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Gerald
New York Brewers Board of Trade
Mexico
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