Labor Opposes State Measure To Create Arbitration Board
The proposal would set up a three member board named by the Wisconsin employment relations board to arbitrate labor disputes with decisions filed in circuit court and binding on both sides. Violations could bring fines up to 2500 dollars and six months imprisonment. University of Wisconsin experts urged a delay to May 7 to draft a similar bill without contested terms. Senator Fellenz granted the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Bubolz
N. P. Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
E. E. Witte
State Employment Relations Board
Sen. Fellenz
R-Fond du Lac
Local Social News From Brodhead and Surrounding Towns
Twin Grove By Mrs J H Beightol and others attended a meeting in Brodhead at Mrs Blanche Green’s home Thursday evening. Fairfield ladies aid met with Mrs Agnes Rodesick Wednesday. Several couples hosted and visited relatives in Janesville Milwaukee Monroe Rockford Orangeville Judo and Monroe areas. A note concludes by saying television with telephone links exists but is too costly for general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Boyer
J. H. Beightol
Clara Ruf
Minnie Maske
Brodhead
Blanche Green
Fairfield Ladies Aid
Agnes Rodesick
Oscar Walters
J. L. Cowan
Evelyn
Janesville
Garde Badertscher
Albany Elects Memorial Day Leader and Committees
Dr. E O Osborne named president of Memorial Day services to be held Friday May 30. Committees named include Program chaired by W K Dehmer with J R Schesser Rev Jack Waldrep and Mrs Genevieve Reinitz and Mrs Alice Zimmerli. Flags chaired by G Roy Phelps. Decorations by American Legion auxiliary. Cemeteries listed with Hillcrest Emil Steindorf Harry Reasa G Roy Phelps Gap Exeter Cliffe Gelbach Maurice Ringhand Albany Catholic Jack Graves John Morgenthaler Albany English Settlement Crooke Harry Jacobson. Treats by Jack Zimmerili and Alvin Miller. Finance by Jack Graves and M L Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
E. O. Osborne
W. K. Dehmer
J. R. Schesser
Jack Waldrep
Genevieve Reinitz
Alice Zimmerli
G. Roy Phelps
American Legion Auxiliary
Hillcrest
Emil Steindorf
Harry Reasa
Gap and
Exeter
Cliffe Gelbach
Maurice Ringhand
Attica
Lester Peckham
John Christopher
Albany Catholic
Jack Graves
John Morgenthaler
Crooke
Harry Jacobson
Jack Zimmerili
Alvin Miller
M. L. Barton
Hope Diamond Left To Seven Children
Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean wills the Hope diamond Star of the East and related gems to seven grandchildren in trust until 1967. Upon the fifth youngest grandchild Mamie Reynolds reaches 25 the seven must agree on a division plan. if no accord, jewels are sold and proceeds shared. Four trustees to hold the collection in safe custody. McLean died last Saturday of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Mamie Spears Reynolds
McLean
Local Social Notes From South Wayne Area
Mrs Laura Higgins of Chicago visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs George Hoff man. Dorsey Segner and Kenneth Segner with Sue Ann hosted by Bignal family of Sterling IL. Baumann family from Elgin visit Has ley and Mary A. Watson. Clarence Heindel and Viola travel in southern and western states for weeks. Merlin Chapman and Duane visit Monroe Sunday. Oscar Peterson shops in Monroe Tuesday. W G Tyler and Albert Turner with Marion Mitchell visit Freeport. George Smith returns from Pittesville maple syrup mill with about 80 gallons. Wesley Chapman attends G E meeting in Milwaukee. Ethel Olson hosts at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Higgins
Chicago
George Hoffman
Dorsey Segner
Kenneth Segner
Sue Ann
Harold. Bignal and Family
Sterling
Frank Baumann
Elgin
E. E. Hasley
Mary A. Watson
J. R. Gage
George Smith
Pittesville
Wesley Chapman
Milwaukee
Chapman
Ethel Olson
Martintown Church Meeting and Community Notes
The Martintown church monthly gathering led by Mrs. Arthur Wahl meets Thursday at 2. Several local families from Freeport Monroe Platteville Madison and Kent are named as visitors guests and attendees. A Tom Breneman program later that evening drew praise with awards for funniest hat and oldest guest. A noted uptick in vitamins and minerals since 1935-39 is attributed to diet improvements including leafy greens citrus milk and enriched grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Edith Cline
Robert Bauman
Madison
Cline
Gary Lee Kahl
Glen Rufer
Browntown
Lyle Kahl
South Wayne
Glen Bucker
Kent
Fred Wyssbrod
Ed Broege
Local social notes from Warren and surrounding areas
Warren and nearby towns report family visits and medical travels. Dr. Ralph McDonald of Mishawaka and his parents visited. L. S. Adair assumed marshal duties. South Wayne defeated Woodford 10 to 9 in a practice game. Duane Chapman attended a youth fellowship conference in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Holsinger
Monroe
Keith Holsinger
Dee Ann
Dennis
Freeport
Walter Hartsough
Warren
W. L. Heindel
Clara Beil
Rochester
Minn
Heindel
Mayo Clinic
Harold Kading
Clifford Simmons
Jay Chapman
Madison
Avery Stites
Wisconsin General Hospital
Ralph McDonald
Mishawanka
Ind
John McDonald
L. S. Adair
South Wayne
Woodford
Norman Voss
Cedarville
Duane Chapman
Youth Fellowship
Lodi
France Moves Toward Close US Britain Alliance
In Moscow the conference shows growing unity among United States France and Great Britain against the Soviet Union. France seeks European stability while resisting forced German migrations and balancing populations. Marshall's firm but flexible stance reassures France that US backing will endure in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Kremlin
France
Great Britain
Russia
Geor
Ges Bidault
Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Soviet Union
Marshall
Europe
Seek Aid of Roosevelt Executors in Oil Probe
Washington reports the Senate war investigating committee sought help from the Roosevelt estate to access papers that might illuminate the Arab oil inquiry. President Truman refused a search at Hyde Park but asked the executors to assist, with a meeting requested for direct discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Truman
State War Investigating Committee
Hyde Park
Brewster
R-Me
Budget Trouble Curbs Postal Service Staffing
The Postal Service announced curtailments in some communities as Congress debates funding for the remainder of the fiscal year. Officials estimate about 25 million dollars is needed mainly for salaries through June 30. Local postmasters are urged to reduce services where feasible without causing undue public inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
4-H Training School Set for May 9 in Green County
Kenneth D. Slocum county club agent announces a 4-H leadership training school on Friday evening May 9 at 7 30 in the normal school. Club leaders from every 4-H club in Green County will attend including presidents vice presidents secretaries reporters and recreation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Slocum
Green County
Britain trims livestock to grow cereals under austerity
Under her austerity program to meet post war problems Britain is reducing her livestock population to grow more cereals, aiming to ease food shortages and boost grain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
British farmers boost arable acreage in WWII England
British farmers increased arable acreage in England by over a million acres during World War II. The expansion supported food production as part of wartime defenses and agricultural mobilization across the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Livestock Market Chicago Reports Mixed Hog and Cattle Trade
USDA notes slow to open trade in hogs turning active with prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Top load at 23.50. hog weights and classes show varied declines. Cattle and calves fully steady with fed steers up to 26.00 and heifers 18.00 to 22.50. Produce lines show butter steady, eggs unsettled with firm nearby values, and live poultry prices largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Hednoekv
Chrysler Leads Upturn On Split and Dividend News
Wall Street traders pushed selective gains with Chrysler as the star performer. The stock opened late on a 6000 share block, rose about 5 percent and extended the advance to around 10 percent amid short covering and new buying after a doubled dividend and a 2 for 1 split proposal surprised dealing desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Wall Street
Market Rally Makes Modest Gains After Rough Patch
After a firm opening, prices edged up fractions as the market hovered near the fourth hour. Analysts saw potential in a technical revival following three straight losing months. Leading advancers included U S Steel, General Motors, Goodrich, Standard Oil NJ, Pepsi Cola, Montgomery Ward, Kennecott, American Can, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Schenley, and Norfolk and Western. some laggards appeared among Santa Fe, Great Northern, Goodyear, J I Case, Union Carbide, Allied Chemical, J C Penney, Philip Morris, North American, and Texas Co. Rail bonds steadied and grain futures strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Standard Oil
Pepsi- Cola
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
American Can
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Schenley
Norfolk and Western
Santa Fe
Great Northern Railway
Goodyear
J. I. Case
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
J. C. Penney
Philip Morris
North American and Texas Co
Brodhead Man Receives Army Commission
Brodhead resident Oliver G. Earleywine son of Mr and Mrs Guy B Earleywine has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the army following completion of the required program.
Officers Candidate Course Veteran Valor at Fort Benning
Lieut Earleywine enlisted May 4 1945 and trained at Fort Benning with an infantry school course. He served with a port battalion at Yokohama before beginning officers training six months ago while holding staff sergeant rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benning
Earleywine
Yokohama
Special motion picture cameras record ultra fast action
Special motion picture cameras run film at 70 miles per hour to capture rapid action unseen to the naked eye, enabling detailed slow motion analysis of high speed events.
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Labor
Twin Grove
Hope Diamond
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Martintown
Arthur Wahl
DuPont “Dulux
Freezer
Roomy
International Harvester Dealer
Kane and
Stauffacher
10Th Street
Wisconsin
U.S
Frank Priewe Lumber Co
ROTE
PTC
Cities Service Oil Co
Heuer Oil Co
Max Share
Mr. Heuer
Gus Stelter
F. H. Trumpy
Share
Acme
T.B
Bangs
Henry Wieland
Beloit, Wis
West Union
Iowa
Mankato
Minnesota
Waterloo
City Gas
de Luxe Models
Sinks
Sanaa Verity
Richardson’s
16Th Avenue
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