Stassen Wins Nine Ohio Delegates in GOP Primary
Harold E. Stassen captured nine Ohio Republican delegates while Sen. Robert A. Taft won the remaining 14 pledged delegates plus 30 unpledged. Both candidates called the result a victory as returns showed Taft and Stassen each claiming momentum toward the national convention next month.
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Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Minnesota
Taft
Stassen
Washington
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Marshall
United States
Truman
Dewey Names Likely Secretary Who Would Say No to Stalin
President hopeful Thomas E Dewey told an Oregon audience he would appoint a secretary of state able to say no to Stalin. He cited John Foster Dulles and Senator Vandenberg as two men who could do the job, noting Dulles is a close ally and has repeatedly said no to Stalin. The remark came during a foreign policy talk at the University of Oregon as Dewey outlined a seven point world peace program including a United States of Europe.
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Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph Stalin
John Foster Duiles
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
GOP
Dewey
University of Oregon
Amer
United States of Europe
Stalin
Dewes
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Van
Kuhl Faces Charge of Soliciting Funds
Milwaukee based former U S collector of internal revenue for Wisconsin, Milwaukees Frank J Kuhl, surrendered to federal authorities grand jury on 15 charges for soliciting and accepting political funds from other government employees. He was released under 500 dollars bond and to be arraigned before U S Judge F Ryan Duffy next Monday to enter a plea.
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Frank J. Kuhl
U. S
Kuhl
F. Ryan Duffy
Cronin
Wainwright Urges MacArthur Return To Lead U.S.
Retired Major General Jonathan M. Wainwright urges General Douglas MacArthur to return to the United States to inspire hope and unity. Wainwright, chair of the national veterans for MacArthur for president, cites wartime leadership and calls for MacArthur to lead America through its current crisis.
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York
Far East
Douglas
America
Workers Instructed For Boy Scout Drive
Instructions for the annual Boy Scout fund drive May 5 to 12 were given to volunteer workers at a kick off dinner at the Eugene hotel. Louis A. Koenig said each team of a captain and four lieutenants will contact 45 to 55 persons, with about 120 businesses and organizations reached by a gifts committee. Wendell Stribley traced scouting growth in Green, Lafayette, Grant, Jo Daviess, Stephenson and Carroll counties since 1928, noting the council now has about 1,800 Scouts and praising adult volunteers who support the effort.
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Eugene
Louis A. Koenig
Wendell Stribley
U. S. Grant Council
Green
Lafayette
Grant
Jo. Daviess
Stephenson
Carroll
Stribley
Monroe
Apple Blossom Time Arrives in Kickapoo Valley
Unseasonably warm weather brought blossoms three weeks early in Crawford county. Mayor E Tex Reddick proclaimed Sunday Blossom Day in the Kickapoo orchards where an estimated 25 000 visitors will view 1 400 acres. Bees were rushed to aid pollination as best fields along county highway K between Gays Mills and Boaz were highlighted.
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Kickapoo
E. Tex Reddick
Gays Mills
Crawford County
Boaz
Reddick
Immediate Action On Housing Urged During Truman Address
President Truman urged prompt action on housing calling the shortage almost fatal and linking housing health and social security to family life. He referenced the Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill and noted House resistance amid Senate support and a 60 day stopgap extension for the home loan insurance program.
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National Conference On Family Life
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House of Representatives
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Taft
Rohio
Wolcott
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Brodhead Man Burned When Gasoline Container Exploded
Kenneth R. Marsh 26 of route 2 Brodhead suffered burns to his left arm and leg yesterday afternoon when a gasoline container he was using to burn brush exploded at his home He rolled on the ground and extinguished the flames and is recuperating at St Clare hospital.
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Kenneth R. Marsh
Route 2
Brodhead
Marsh
St. Clare Hospital
Oshkosh Chosen 1949 Meeting Place for Royal Arch Masons
La Crosse reports that Oshkosh was chosen as the 1949 meeting location of the grand chapter Royal Arch Masons as the organization closed its annual communication yesterday.
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la Crosse
Royal Arch Masons
Senate Finance Panel Set Hearings on Oleomargarine Tax Bill
The Senate finance committee voted unanimously to begin two days of public hearings on May 17 on the House passed oleomargarine tax repeal bill. Chairman Millikian said the hearings will split time between supporters and opponents. Backers say the repeal will end the 62 year levy. foes warn of margarine misrepresentation.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Millikian
R-Cole
Senate
Finance Committee
Vandenberg
House
Four Area War Dead Shipments Reach New York
Remains of four soldiers from Green county area who died in World War II are en route to the United States aboard the U S Army transport Lawrence Victory. The men include Pfc Olin H Paulson Blanchardville Pfc Gilbert A Peterson South Wayne Pvt Irvin E Doersam Warren and Pvt Harland L Durrstein Apple River. Paulson and Peterson were killed in France in October 1944 Doersam died July 27 in France.
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Green County
United States
Europe
Department of the Army
U. S. Army
Lawrence Victory
New York
Olin H. Paulson
Oscar Paulson
Blanchardville
Gilbert A. Peterson
Fannie Smith
South Wayne
Irvin E. Doersa
White House Calls Meeting to Head Off Railroad Strike
Washington officials announced a conference of railroad brotherhood chiefs for tomorrow led by Dr. John R. Steelman to avert a looming strike set for May 11. Union leaders warned of action if demands, including pay and rules changes, are not met.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Charles G. Ross
D. B. Robertson
Legislative Committee
Local plant starts Swiss Gruyere line in Wisconsin
The Lakeshire-Marty plant in Wisconsin began producing pasteurized Swiss Gruyere cheese using Swiss designed equipment. The line includes a grinder pasteurizer vacuum kettles and automatic packaging and sealing machines. The plant can produce 9,000 packages daily with expert A B Erekson assisting.
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Lakeshire-Marty
Switzerland
Raymond R. Kubly
Lakeshire Marty
Gruyere
A. B. Erekson
Plymouth
Lakeshire- Marty
Uthus Refuses To Testify Before Newsmen
Wisconsin school for boys probe ends abruptly as suspended superintendent T R Uthus and welfare officer Fred J Koch refuse to testify in front of reporters. Assistant Attorney General William Platt had examined over 100 witnesses in secret on charges of mistreatment and mismanagement. hearings were opened to the press last week.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
T. R. Uthus
Fred J. Koch
William Platt
Malaria Scourge Hits Co H in Ill-Fated Camp
In 1898 a malaria outbreak afflicted Co H during a Spanish American War encampment. General Bancroft, private cited for language mishaps, and lecturer Edwin Copeland are named amid a drill, guard duties, and mounting fever that disabled many. The unit awaits further action after armistice.
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Copeland
Boston
Stanford University
Spain
McKinley
U. S
Maine
Co. H
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Plans to veil World War II Honor Roll in Monroe
John J. Burkhard announced tentative plans for a May 30 ceremony on the Monroe courthouse lawn to veil the World War II honor roll listing local service members. A sundown program will feature the Wisconsin adjutant general as main speaker, with prior photographs to be placed under glass and viewers urged to capture images before Memorial Day.
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Court House
John J. Burkhard
Wisconsin Adjutant General
Burkhard
Monroe Plans May 30 Memorial Day Observance
Monroe will observe Memorial Day on May 30 with decorating at Greenwood cemetery beginning 7 30 a m. Twelve squads from American Legion American Legion auxiliary VFW auxiliary Women’s Relief corps Boy and Girl Scouts will place flowers and flags. The high school band performs at 8 30 a m followed by the Memorial Day program at 9 a m with a speaker chosen by the Monroe Ministerial association and a firing squad provided by Co K 128th Infantry.
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Memorial Day Committee
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Greenwood Cemetery
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American Legion Auxiliary
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VFW Auxiliary
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Monroe Ministerial Sociation
Lincoln
Logan
Co. K
128Th Infantry Regiment
Times Story Locates Man for Swiss Consul
The Evening Times reports the Swiss consulate in Chicago sought Kas par Trutman. Fred Feutz of Lake shire Marty Co. said Trutman works at Blanchardville in a limburger factory and has reestablished contact with the consulate. His old address was Brod head where his family still lives. Market news notes Wisconsin American cheese prices firm at 48 cents per pound fob Wisconsin assembly points.
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Switzerland
Chicago
Kaspar Trutman
The
Times
Fred Feutz
Lakeshire Marty Co
Trutman
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Arabs Leave Besieged Jaffa Amid Regional Turmoil
Reports say Arabs abandoned Jaffa amid Jewish encirclement near Tel Aviv as Haifa fell last month. UN efforts to halt Jerusalem fighting continued while France and Russia criticized plans for neutral administration. Regional troop movements and government changes in Greece and Belgium added to the instability.
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Old City
Palestine
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Sheikh Jarrah
Jerusalem
Holy City
United Nations Commission
France
Russia
Special Palestine Assembly of the
United Nations
U. N. Trusteeship Council
Haganah
Sinai
Trans-Jordan
London
Austria
Light Frost Expected After 16-Hour Rainfall in Green County
Green County may see scattered light frost tonight after 1.40 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. A weatherman predicted no damage from temperatures dropping too low. Pastures and crops benefited from yesterday and today’s near heavy rainfall as rain began before sunset and continued until 10 oclock this morning. Skies were to clear tonight ahead of cooler temperatures.
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Green County
Marshall Urges Congress to Preserve Reciprocal Trade Policy
Secretary of State Marshall urged Congress to continue the reciprocal trade program calling it the keystone of U S foreign policy. He warned that crippling it would cause the world to say America has surrendered its economic leadership.
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Washington
State Marshall
Congress
America
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