Farmers To Get Help In Census Enumerators Begin Work
Farmers face 1950 Green county census as enumerators begin practice work Friday and official duties Saturday. They will survey in their own districts, with minimal callbacks, using X for yes no or none. The operator of land reports production figures, and city directory work in Mon Toc is not part of the federal census.
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Green County
Charles A. Booth
Booth
Asd
Mon- Toc
Meningitis Halted In Fox River District
An outbreak in the Fox River valley caused two deaths and three known cases. Dr. A R Zintek of the state health board investigated the area for two days and reported the situation believed checked.
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Fox River Valley
State Board of Health
A. R. Zintek
H-Bomb Top Priority Highlighted by AEC Chief
Sumner T. Pike acting chairman of the atomic energy commission said during a Mount Holyoke College address that hydrogen bomb work has been given top priority. He noted a reshuffling of projects and personnel to focus on the weapons development directed by the president. Pike also said speeding up development of an atomic engine for naval vessels.
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South Hadley
Mass
Atomic Energy Commission
Sumner T. Pike
Mount Holyoke College
Pike
Lt Glenn L Kubly Commissioned in Co K Ceremonies
Lt Glenn L Kubly received a commission as second lieutenant in Company K during a drill ceremony led by Capt Theodore J Burgy. A veteran of World War II, Kubly previously served with the 911th Field Artillery in the European theater and has since held leadership at Co K since 1947. He is married to Esther Skat tum with three children and works for Crandall Oil Co. his father is J Peter Kubly of 2012 17th Avenue.
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Silenn Louis Jurly
11Th Avenue
Co. K
National Guard
Setie Kubly
Theodore J. Burgy
Kubly
State Guard
911Th Field Artillery
Esther Skattum
Crandall Oil Co
J. Peter Kulby
17Th Avenue
Baird Firm Wins Darlington Bond Offer for Hospital Financing
The city council awarded Ro bert W. Baird and Co. Milwaukee the contract to sell 75 000 general obligation bonds for hospital purposes to finance the Lafayette Memorial hospital. Bairds bid carried 1.5 percent interest and a 168 premium. Annual retirement set at 5 000. Six firms bid. other bidders included The Milwaukee Co Harley Hayden and Co Harris Trust and Savings Bank F S Yantis Co and Paine Webber Jackson and Curtis. Township bonds sold separately totaling 36 000 for Seymour Kendal and Willow Springs townships at 2 percent with small premiums.
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Darlington
Robert W. Baird and Co
Milwaukee
Lafayette Memorial Hospital
The
Willow Springs Township
Senior Play Set For Opening Night
Backstage buzz fills the high school auditorium as the senior class readies The Male Animal for two performances at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. Last minute costume tweaks and cue calls energize the cast led by Cathy Hartman Carol Schindler Francis Thorpe Lois Burgy Joel Solomon Gordon Orians David Ruehlman Jr Thomas Goetz Jr Mildred Cothran William Schmitz Mildred Krauss Eugene Masshardt and Hollan Schilt under director R W Witt.
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James Thurber-Elliott Nugent
Cathy Hartman
Carol Schindler
Francis Thorpe
Lois Burgy
Joel Solomon
Gordon Orians
David Ruehlman Jr
Thomas Goetz Jr
Mildred Cotherman
William Schmitz
Mildred Krauss
Eugene Masshardt
Hollan Schilt
R. W. Witt
Last AP writer expelled in Czechoslovakia amid expulsions
Prague orders the expulsion of the remaining American AP correspondent Nathan Polowetzky, giving him until April 8 to leave Czechoslovakia after prior actions against AP chief Kasischke and other Western reporters. The foreign ministry cited unobjective reporting and warned further expulsions as Prague tightens control of foreign press.
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Prague
Associated Press
Bedrich Runge
Foreign Ministry
Vaclav Kopecky
Dana Adams Schmidt
New York Times
Agence France Press
Orlier
John R. Higgins
United Press
Bohemia
Polowetzky
Runge
Kladno
ADA to Expand Advertising Drive in Dairy Industry
Chicago reports Owen M. Richards of the American Dairy Association announcing a plan to raise 2 to 4 million dollars annually for a broader ad and promotion campaign. Farmers would contribute one cent per pound of butterfat monthly to fund the effort, supplementing the existing 1 million dollar annual spend on ads and research.
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Chicago
American Dairy Association
Owen M. Richards
GOP Drive Cuts Quarter Billion From Foreign Aid
The House tentatively reduced European recovery funds by 250 million, trimming Marshall Plan aid from 2.95 to 2.70 billion while voting 165 to 163. The broader foreign aid plan faces further debate as Republicans push deeper cuts amid policy committee discussions and domestic spending concerns.
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Washington
House
Europe
Truman
Korea
China
Republican Policy Committee
Rep. Smith
Rep
Smith
R-Wis
Rep. Case
R-Sd
Case
$2 Billions Boost In Supports Urged for Farm Price Policy
The Senate Agriculture Committee recommended a second time a $37 billion increase in government funds for farm price supports. The measure, already approved by the House, was amended to address farm imports. Senator Ellender noted the panel rejected a grain trade amendment by Senator Thye, while Magnu son’s provision to restrict foreign imports that compete with domestic crops was kept.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ellender
D-La
Thye
R-Minn
Magnuson
D-Wash
Frautschy Named Assistant County Agent in Jefferson
James A. Frautschy son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Frautschy route 5 has been named assistant county agent of Jefferson county He is a Wisconsin senior in agriculture and will work part time until graduation in June He majored in animal husbandry and has a long record of 4 H and Future Farmers of America leadership including Eagle Scout status and chairing the Little International livestock show He served in the Navy and played active roles in campus activities and college livestock judging teams
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James A. Frautchy
Arthur C. Frautchy
Jefferson County
University of Wisconsin
Frautchy
Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Navy
Siapan
Guam
The
Stow
Blue Shield
Alpha Gamma Rho
Sirloin
Little International
Juniversity
Illinois Pupils Stay Out in Coach Squabble
Rochester Community High School students stayed out for a third day amid a dispute over basketball coach Henry E. Starks resignation. Starks urged a return, saying nothing is gained by staying away.
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Illinois
Rochester
Ury
Rochester Community High School
Henry E. Starks
Starks
Brannan Pushes Broad Farm Price Support Plan
Secretary Charles Brannan told about 600 members of the Ohio farm committee that any sensible price support should include cattle milk hogs and lambs. He argued current programs cover corn cotton wheat tobacco rice and peanuts and urged direct production payments to reduce costs and controls. Brannan cited a 1939 to 1948 price average as a yardstick and projected a national farm income of 26.5 billion with potential 5 billion less than 1948 but above 1949.
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Columbus
Charles F. Brannan
Ohio Farm Committee
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Atlantic Parley For United Front Slated in London
Foreign ministers of the 12 Atlantic pact nations will meet in London on May 8 to strengthen western unity against the Soviet bloc. Bevin Acheson and Schuman will also hold a separate three nation conference as finance and defense chiefs prepare an integrated plan for allied defense.
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London
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Soviet Union
U.S
Dean Acheson
Britain
Acheson
France
Robert Schuman
Commons
Hague
Holland
Car Bus Crashes Claim Three Lives
Two separate crashes in southeastern Wisconsin on a slick highway left three dead. Lawrence C. Jones and an unidentified passenger were involved in the Osowaki collision with a Milwaukee Lakeshore bus. three bus passengers were injured. Robert Helgemo died when his car skidded into a Greyhound bus on Highway 15.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Stanley Osowaki
Kenosha
Lawrence C. Jones
Osowaki
Jones
Robert Helgemo
Potter's Lake
Greyhound
Highway 15
Waukesha
Helgemo
Justice Martin and Peterson file early campaign expense reports
Monroe candidates in the judicial race report items to the secretary of state. John E. Martin lists 1080 in expenditures and 471 in contributions to date. Marshall L. Peterson reports 166 spent. The Martin for Supreme Court club lists 150 received from supporters and 67 spent. LaCrosse County Martin club 94 received.
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Martin
John E. Martin
Marshall L. Peterson
Monroe
Peterson
Supreme Court Club
LaCrosse County
Martin Club
Elephant executed at dawn for fatal feeding incident
Sarasota reports Dolly the circus elephant was executed at dawn after fatally injuring five year old Edward Schooly while he fed her last Sunday. The animal died by cyanide in a controversial enforcement action drawing wide local attention.
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Sarasota
Dolly
Edward Schooly
Diplomat’s Crash Probe in Canada
U S air force safety chief leads inquiry into the explosion and crash of the embassy plane that killed American Ambassador Laurence A. Steinhardt and four others near Rockliffe Ottawa. Survivor Gwynn Long said flames engulfed the craft quickly and forced no bailout. Victims include Capt. Thomas Archibald and Lt. Col. Wayne Trueblood, both tied to the Ottawa embassy mission.
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Ramsayville
Ont
U.S. Air Force
Cer
U. S
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Victor E. Bertrandias
Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Gwynne A. Long
Vanney
N. C
Long
Alan C. Harrington
Julian Harrington
Ottawa
New York
RCAF
Steinhardt
Rockliffe
Thomas G. Archibald
Wayne F. Trueblood
Kansas City
Kas
Marcel Belanger
New Bedford
Mass
One Contest Seen At South Wayne Polls
South Wayne voters choose a trustee for a two year term in a village caucus nominated Fred Meier for re election. Other officers have one year remaining. Polls at the fire station will be open 8 30 to 5 30 p m.
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South Wayne
Fred Meier
President Defies Senate Outs Loyalty Records Sealed
Subpoenas to Acheson McGrath and Mitchell demand loyalty files back to 1940 for about 90 people. Truman argues executive branch should withhold records, cites 1948 order and civil service review. Senators threaten contempt. dispute centers on whether Senate can compel president to release documents. An earthquake reported on Long Island and parts of Connecticut accompanies the news.
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Washington
Senate
Fromm
Truman
Joseph Duke
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Capitol
Mitchell
Duke
Acheson
McGrath
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
State Department
Congress
Mitchel
McCarthy
R-Wis
Civil Service Loyalty Board
FBI
Tydings
D-Md
Mr. Truman
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
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Culver City
Calif
Robert Jakobsen
Los Angeles Times
Fox River District
AEC Developments
Glenn L. Kubly
Baird
ADA
James A. Frautschy
James Frautschy
Jefferson
Atlantic
United Front
Haldore Hanson
Sen.McCarthy
Hanson
Canada
Probe Group
EAST
Long Island North Shore
Connecticut
Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
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