McCarthy Claims Early Atom Leak
Senator McCarthy said a witness could testify that Amerasia associates collected and transmitted atomic secrets to Russia in 1945. He named Frank Bielaski as the witness and noted Bielaski is being questioned behind closed doors as the Senate probes communist infiltration.
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Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Amerasia Magazine
Russia
Wisconsin
State Department
Soviet Union
Japan
OSS
Frank Bielaski
Office of Strategic Services
Bielaski
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Jaffe
President Denies Florida Primary Defeat
President Truman said the defeat of Senator Claude Pepper in the Florida Democratic primary is no reflection on the administration or the Fair Deal. He noted some Republicans misread the result and, at a news conference, said Florida’s campaign issues were not connected to the national picture.
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Truman
Claude Pepper
Florida
Mr. Truman
Mosinee Mayor Lapses Into Unconsciousness After Stroke
Mayor Ralph Kronenwetter of Mosinee remained unconscious at St. Marys hospital after suffering a stroke Monday night. Attendants reported the event occurred just before his community was liberated following a mock communist coup.
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Wausau
Ralph Kronenwetter
Mosinee
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kronenwetter
Gangland fugitive Clay Pigeon badly hurt in Wisconsin chase
John M. Sullivan a.k.a. Blackie Sullivan, a noted gangland fugitive, suffered a crushed right arm when his car ran off a highway near Eau Claire. He had been shot in Chicago two years earlier and was treated by a physician before being taken to Watertown hospital.
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Chicago
John ‘M
Blackie) Sullivan
Here
Sullivan
Main Street
Robes Race
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Watertown
Monroe Clinic to Add Two Doctors in Pediatrics Department
A pediatric department will be formed at Monroe Clinic with Dr John C Herweg of Springfield Missouri joining after July 1. He is finishing residency at Children s Hospital St Louis and will be assisted part time by his wife Dr Jangti Seavill who will practice under that name.
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Monroe Clinic
John C. Herweg
Springfield
Herweg
Children's Hospital
St. Louis
Jangt i Seavill
Drury College
Washington University Medical School
Institute Extends Honor for Marty in Cheese Institute
The National Cheese Institute announced honorary memberships at its Chicago banquet. Carl Marty Sr. could not attend due to health, and his son Robert F. Marty accepted on his behalf. Others named as honorees included H. G. Davis Felix Pauly J. L. Kraft and Marty himself.
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National Cheese Institute
Carl Marty Jr
Chicago
Robert F. Marty
Marty
Carl Jr
H. G. Davis
Felix Pauly
J. L. Kraft
Robert Marty
Institute
Fred Huser
Robert Hardell
M. H. Stauffacher
Kenneth Stuart
Forrest Kubly
Glenn H. Kubly
Fred Feutz
Edward A. Ninneman
House Committee Approves Draft Law Extension Plan
The House Armed Services Committee approved a two year extension of the selective service act with 31 votes to 0. It bars inductions until Congress signals and restricts presidential power to mobilize industry. The act expires June 24 and requires male 18 to 26 to register and be examined for fitness.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Vinson
D-Ga
House
United States
Defense Johnson
Army
Pace
State Department
George Kennan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Truman
Brooklyn School Merger Discussed
Brooklyn area plans for consolidating the grade school districts were discussed at a Tuesday night meeting. Brooklyn School board members and rural district representatives attended, naming a general committee under A. K. Lyon. Districts include Brooklyn Dwight Biglow Holt Jug Prairie and McLaughlin with valuation $2,046,114. merger offers voice on a common board and potential improved facilities at reduced taxes.
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Brooklyn
Apecial
Brooklyn School Board
Dwight
Biglow
Holt
Jug Prairie
McLaughlin
Green County
A. K. Lyon
Lyon
Truman Eyes Farm Policy Shift In Brannan Talks
Washington reports say President Truman may ease pressure on the Brannan farm plan during his cross country tour. Democratic leaders in Congress oppose the plan’s production payment method, while Brannan and House Agriculture Chair Cooley seek a cheaper and insured price approach for perishables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Brannan
Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Chairman Cooley
D-Nc
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Planting of Oats Varies in County
County fields show mixed oat planting with some near completion and others still being seeded. Farmers note late spring, wet soils, and pastures regrowing after winter kill while warns of grazing too early. Tractors worked after dark to catch up before morning rain paused fieldwork.
Rain and Wind Mend Monticello Aroma Issue
A shift in wind direction and a light rain eased the strong barnyard odor that troubled Monticello residents after a farmer spread farm odors all day. Early rain and wind change reduced the smell, though visitors noted it last evening.
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Monticello
Harold M. Wilkie Dies at Madison Attorney and Regent
Harold M. Wilkie, 59, Madison attorney and former president of the University of Wisconsin board of regents, died today after years of ill health. He served as regent from 1931 to 1939 and led the board from 1934 to 1939. Born in Fond du Lac he attended Ripon College and Wisconsin.
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Madison
Harold M. Wilsie
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Wilkie
Fond du Lac
Ripon College
Wiseinsin
Ohio Swiss cheese contest reaches Congress in May
The Ohio Swiss Cheese association sends a full fat wheel to compete with Wisconsin’s Green County entry in a Friday May 26 sampling by Congress. Swiss makers Hans and Alice Grossaiklaus of Wilmot Ohio will serenade lawmakers with yodeling.
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Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
Washington
Wisconsin
Green County
Congress
Hans
Alice Grossaiklaus
Grossaiklaus
Switzerland
Wilmot
Ohio
Chrysler Strike Ends After 100 Days With Pact
The Chrysler walkout ends as UAW and Chrysler sign a contract at 8:25 am. It includes 100 monthly pensions with social security, boosted wages in some plants, expanded medical and insurance benefits, and a union dues checkoff. About 89,000 strikers will return to work starting Monday. The deal falls short of a union shop. The strike cost the industry roughly $1.38 billion in lost wages and sales.
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Detroit
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
Herman L. Weckler
Janesville Board To Flash Grim Traffic Toll
A downtown Janesville score board will flash latest traffic accident counts and deaths in Janesville and Rock County. The 6 to 12 foot lighted sign marks National Safety Month in May, highlighting the grim toll on local roads.
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Janesville
Rock County
Merchants Seek Clarification on Report Terminology
Monroe courtesy league reader Clarence Kempfert asked for clarity on a Tuesday announcement that more than 36 percent of merchants or their employees are regular parkers in free stalls on the public square. He questioned whether police checked only chant or all persons with business in the square and noted cooperation in keeping cars off the street. Chief J H Schwaiger reported thirty six plus percent of non metered square parking is merchants or staff and that no meters have been placed on center posts during last summer’s paving project.
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Larence Kempfert
Monroe
Courtesy League
J. H. Schwaiger
Council
Public Patience Sought in Census
Charles A. Booth Greene ly census crew leader asked residents not yet enumerated to be patient as the county count lags behind the nation. Only one Monroe district remains to start and four in the county, with at least two rural starts by week end, amid illnesses and fatigue among workers.
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Charles A. Booth
Booth
Monroe
County 4 H Speech Contest Planned Here
Green county 4 H speaking contests set for Monroe and New Glarus next week announced by Lester Van Loon assistant county agricultural agent. Contests to be at Normal school Monroe Wednesday evening and New Glarus high School Thursday night with junior and senior divisions in safety and conservation.
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Green County
Monroe
New Glarus
Lester van Loon
New Glarus High School
Anderson Named General Manager at Freeport Plant
Gordon R. Anderson, manager of the Fairbanks Morse and Co. Beloit plant, has been named general manager of the Freeport plant, signaling a leadership shift in the Beloit firm.
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Freeport
Gordon R. Anderson
Fairbanks Morse and Co
Beloit
County Tour Explains Ancient Water Covering in Green County
Green County rural school tours guided by county agricultural workers explained how much of the land was once under water. Students learned lime rock formation from settling water, and soil formation processes. Tours covered Rush Cadiz Mills and Jordan townships with demonstrations of contour lines and terraces.
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Green County
Rush School
Cadiz Township
Mills
Jordan Township
Rush
Elmer Albright
Mills School
James Meshnick
Soils Conservation Office
Myron E. Jeglum
Lester van Loon
Badger School
Defeatur Township
Shanghai
Spring Grove
Green County Supervisors Set Tuesday Meeting to Name Treasurer
A special Green County board of supervisors meeting is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the circuit court room. Chairman Clarence W. Loveland will lead as they appoint a new county treasurer to fill the late Emanuel G. Stauffacher's unexpired term. Stauffacher died suddenly while completing 22 years as treasurer. last rites were held Monday. The purchasing committee meeting moved to occur with the full board.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Circuit Court Room
Clarence W. Loveland
Washington Township
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Wisconsin Cheese Demand Reported Light in Wisconsin
Federal state market news notes steady demand for cheese in Wisconsin with selling prices listed for items such as single daisies long horns square prints and midgets. Prices show variations around mid 1930s ranges in the report.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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George Smathers
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S
Smathers
Pepper
Philip Jaffe
Emmanuel Siguard
Larsen
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Investigating Committee
Amerasia
John S. Service
Service
Lucas (Ill
Gangland
Clay Pigeon
Brannan and
Harold M. Wilkie
Cheese’ Day, Inc
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association
Dwight A. Crandall
Fred Glauser
Cheese | Day
Albert H. Stoldt
New York
N.J
Merchants’ Group
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