Homemakers Clubs Mark 10th Anniversary Dinner
A Green county Homemakers clubs event marks ten years of home demonstration work with a banquet in Turner hall at 7 pm attended by 375 members and guests. Nearly 1,200 women have participated, and 29 active groups enroll over 700 women this year. Speakers include Mrs. William Mortensen Madison, plus university extension leaders and local officials.
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Green County
Turner Hall
William Mortensen
Madison
Home Economics Extension
Wisconsin
Ray L. Pav
Eleanor Johnston
Johnston
Hus
Melvin
Lime Ridge
Paviak
Mar Ilys Richert
E. O. Baker
Gub
Mms. W. N. Preston
Monroe
Juda Helpful
Will Mienert
Spring Grove
Henry V. Baebier
Jane Albright
Monroe Center
Hal Phillips
Albany
Washington
L. L. Baldwin
Colon of Agriculture
University
W. W. Clark
B. F. Rusy
G. F. Baumeister
Blanche Lee
R. J. Douglas
Associated Farm Bureau
D. E. Willard
Walter Rechsteiner
Homemakers Club
Stella Prechel
Henr. Babler
Round Grove
Trumpy
Clarno
Armold Albright
Liberty Club
Arthur Frautschy
Richland
Vincent Thomm
Robert Benkett
Fieyd Matzke
Happy Hour
Barry Keegan Sr
Edward Ensch
Syves
Hoover to attend famine dinner before Chicago speech
Former President Herbert Hoover will take part in a famine dinner Friday night before his address on the world food situation. Chicago civic leaders will join Hoover along with Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson at the event hosted by Sheldon Clark. The 600 calorie menu includes thin beef soup, meat slice, bread, beets, love, and coffee.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Sheldon Clark
Hoover
Clinton P. Anderson
Illinois
Monroe
Monroe to Begin Veterans Emergency Housing Project
Final council approval expected at a special meeting tomorrow for starting the Monroe veterans housing plan. Fifteen trailer houses will be built on 12th Ave between 22nd and 23rd Sts with city water and sewer hookups and a two year lease. John H. Bruni will supervise the subcontracted work. The U S government covers about 7200 dollars with the city paying roughly 1000 for incidental costs. City to spray alleys with DDT to prevent infantile paralysis.
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Monroe
FHA
Chicago
U. S
John H. Bruni
12Th Ave
22Nd
23Rd Sts
Kearny
Neb
Frank Buehler
Illinois Sees Rain While Wisconsin Stays Dry and Cold
Much of Illinois got about an inch of rain last night, while southern Wisconsin stayed dry and cold with temperatures around 40 after a 77 degree high yesterday. The forecast promises fair and warmer weather tomorrow.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Weather chill grips middle west with rain and cold
The chill blast spread over the middle west bringing general rainfall last night. Temperatures around 40 degrees nationwide, with northern Minnesota at 32. Rainfall up to 2 inches in parts of Missouri and Kentucky slows farm work in some areas while delivering relief in others.
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Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Missouri
Kentucky
Probe Fatal Plunge Near Sun Prairie
Dane county authorities investigate the death of Mrs. Mautz who fell or jumped from a moving truck driven by her husband Joseph Mautz 56 near Sun Prairie. Coroner E A Fischer announced an inquest to determine the cause of death.
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Sun Prairie
Dane County
Joseph
Here
E. A. Fischer
Mautz
Manchuria Troop Withdrawal and Kilian Trial Update
AP bulletins report Russian forces withdrawing from Manchuria with Lieu Chief noting Dairen likely included. Kilian trial in Bad Nauheim postponed to June 17. Kilian linked to Lichfield depot abuses. In Bloomington a Gridley housewife testified pickets removed two guns after a crash where two pickets died and three wounded.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
James A. Kilian
Highland Park
Lichfield
Bloomington
Lavada Gundy
Gridley
UN Security Council Adopts Secrecy Rule on Private Meetings
The United Nations Security Council unanimously approves a rule to deny access to records of private meetings to any UN member not represented in the 11 nation council.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Council
U. N
Ll-Nation Council
Army B-17 Crashes Near Fairfax Calif. Eight Aboard
An Army four engine B-17 ran out of gas and crashed into a hillside three miles west of Fairfax California early today. The pilot and co-pilot were critically injured and the fate of the remaining six crew members was not immediately learned.
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Fairfax
Calif
Here
Getting Control of All Children's IVs Except Accidents
Dr Morris Fishbein notes in Hygeia that deaths of white children ages 1 14 fell 80 percent from 1910 to 1945 while deaths from measles scarlet fever whooping cough and diphtheria dropped over 90 percent. Accidents remained the leading killer in 1 14, with only about half as many deaths in the last 30 years.
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Chicago
Morris Fishbein
Hygeia
American Medical Association
Fishbein
Pains in Joints May Be Because You Nurse Grudge
Philadelphia report on Dr. Edward Weiss of Temple University Medical School proposing psychogenic rheumatism. He says chronic joint aches without organic illness may stem from suppressed hostility toward someone close, released through medical questioning, often improving symptoms.
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Philadelphia
Edward Weiss
Temple University Medical School
American College of Physicians
Weiss
First Rural Grad Program Friday at Monroe High School
The first in a county series of rural graduations will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow in the Monroe high school auditorium.61 graduates will receive diplomas with Miss Florence Wartenweiler County superintendent presenting. Rev Newell Mendenhall will give the invocation and Rev Paul Kehle will address the graduates.
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Monroe High School
Florence Wartenweiler
Newell Mendenhall
Paul C. Kehle
Leroy Leats
Werner Blum
Frank B. Luebchow
Inez Pfund
Monroe
Peggy Angliker
Marilyn Lanz
Sybil Blumer
Carole Schindler
Don Ivey
John Stauffacher
Nancy Moldenhauer
Alonda Signer
Evelyn Due
Janet Anderson
Joyce Spech
Ruth Hartwig
Francis Huffman
Art Armstrong
Burleigh Bartlett
Gladys Beiri
John Blumer
Henry Brecklin
Darlene Broege
Stanley Brugger
Marvin Collins
Mildred Catherman
Jack Donahue
Dwight Drye
Carol Ellefson
Eugene Ellingson
Lillian Falk
Ted Falk
Joyce Fey
Audrey Fallery
Rosemary Flannery
Glenn Frautschy
Rudy Gerber
Mildred Greenberg
Lorraine Herbert
Charles Indergrand
Jack Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Janam Kastes
Karl Krahnbuehl
Evelyn Kramer
Wesley Krupke
Martha Ku
Barbara Taft
Eugene Thorson
Don Timm
Betty J. Wahler
Dorothy Webster
Marlene Weiss
Howard Wells
Mary Westgard
Dolores Wiesenberg
President Ordered Draft for 25 Through 29 Group
Washington reports the army urged President Truman to direct drafting men aged 25 to 29 due to a shortage from a stop gap revision. A War Department official said action could come today as the 25 to 29 pool is about 15 000 men.
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Washington
Army
Truman
War Department
Wausau Doctor Pleads No Contest on Narcotics Charge
Dr. Glen F. Treadwell of Friendship pleaded no contest at arraignment before Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone to charges of violating the federal narcotics act. He faced accusations of failing to keep proper records of dispensations from 1941 to 1945.
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Wausau
Glen F. Treadwell
Patrick T. Stone
Treadwell
Public Nurses Madison Vacancies Reported in Wisconsin
The state board of health announced 27 public health nursing positions will be vacant in Wisconsin by June 1. The resignations affect 12 county nurses 8 city nurses 4 visiting nurses 2 district service nurses and 1 school nurse.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
U S Food Use Reaches New Highs Amid Wheat Shortages
The United States faces record per capita food consumption in 1946 despite grain and fat shortages at home and abroad. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts higher total intake but notes supplies may lag, with dairy, vegetables, poultry and dairy products set for near or record levels while cereals meats and fats lag. UNRRA Director La Guardia urged compulsory grain marketing and stricter limits, recommending darker bread and a pastry moratorium to aid famine relief and improve flour extraction.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Agriculture Department
la Guardia
UNRRA
German Ration Cuts Hit Occupation Zones Amid Food Shortage
Eighteen million Germans in the American zone face a 7 percent cut to 1 180 calories daily. The German council of ministers presidents cut 95 calories from 1 275 in three states. In the British zone 9 million could see starvation rations of 500 calories or less unless grain imports rise soon.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Herford
Raeder Describes Hitler Promising Versailles Breaking Pact
Grand Adm. Erich Raeder testified to the international tribunal that Hitler vowed to rid Germany of Versailles and build an armed force as a political tool. He recalled a February 1933 dinner where Hitler outlined a one man show leadership and plans to keep the Wehrmacht free from domestic unrest while using other forces to handle such issues.
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Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
Erich Raeder
Raeder
International Military Tribunal
Thefuehrer
Hitler
Reich
Wehrmacht
Tremors Reported at Fordham University Today
Seismologist Rev. Joseph Lynch of Fordham University reported two sharp quakes. The first occurred at 5 17 01 and the second at 5 22 17 with an estimated distance of 2100 miles southwest.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Rail unions and operators clash over wage offer
Union leaders said railroad operators rejected a modified wage proposal, with a nationwide strike set for 3 pm Saturday. A F Whitney and Alvanley Johnston reported the unions offered a minimum increase near 18 percent or $1.44 daily, while the operators stuck to the $1.28 daily figure from a presidential board. President Truman warned he may seize the railroads if needed, as Illinois Central was briefly removed from the strike list as a safety measure.
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Washington
Truman
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Engineers Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Illinois Central Railroad
Park Board approves Red Cross water safety program
The Monroe park board approved using a Red Cross water safety program at Recreation Park pool for summer operations. Fred Simpson, park program director for 1946, may attend a Red Cross aquatic school in Grimes, Ta., in June to bring back swimming instructions for safety. The board also allowed softball games at the park diamond through summer.
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Park Board
Red Cross
Monroe Park Board
Recreation Park
Fred Simpson
Grimes
Monroe
Park Diamond
Airliner Crash Near Richmond Leaves 21 Dead
A chartered Viking airliner bound from Newark to Atlanta crashed shortly after takeoff from Byrd airport near Richmond. The twin engine plane plowed into a rain soaked pine stand and burned, killing 21 aboard as rescuers searched the soggy banks of a nearby creek. The flight had stopped in Richmond at 12:30 a.m. and departed again for Atlanta.
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Richmond
Byrd Airport
Newark
Atlanta
Fate of Pu Yi Reported to Be Handed to Chinese Authorities
The Ta Kang Pao quoted as saying the former Manchurian puppet emperor Pu Yi had been moved to Vladivostok and would soon be handed over to Chinese authorities.
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Pu Yi
Theaoer
Ta Kang Pao
Vladivostok
Six Month Ban Called on Strikes by UMW Leader
Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small urged a six month ban on strikes, blaming United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis for industrial chaos. He warned that voluntary labor restraint seems unlikely and fast legislation is needed though cautioned against rushed bills.
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Washington
John D. Small
John L. Lewis
Small
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Substitutes May Be Needed for Pasture in Green County
County Agent Edwin O. Baker warns dry weather may require pasture substitutes on Green County farms. Sudan grass is advised as a primary option, seeded at 30 to 35 pounds per acre with careful bed preparation, and harrowed after seeding. Grazing should wait until grasses reach about two feet and conditions firm.
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Green County
Edwin O. Baker
Sudan
Car Crash Claims Two Youths in Cedarburg Wisconsin
Two Milwaukee youths died and two were seriously injured when their car left a curve and struck two heavy lightholes in Cedarburg Wisconsin early today.
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Cedarburg
Wis
Milwaukee
Beer For Yanks in Japan Will Ship Ten Million Bottles
Honolulu army headquarters at Ft. Shafter announces ten million bottles of beer will be shipped to Japan for American occupation troops.
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Japan
Honolulu
Ft. Shafter
Truman Would Name Arbitrator If Mediation Fails
President Truman announced he had asked John S. Lewis and coal operators to submit their deadlocked contract talks to arbitration. If they fail to agree on an arbitrator, he will appoint one and keep mines at work under a two point plan. The decision was reported after a 10 minute White House meeting with Lewis and ONeill.
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Washington
Truman
John S. Lewis
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Mr. Truman
Monroe
O'Neill
Lewis and
White House
Lewis and O'Neill
Three Bettys Win in 4-H Safety Speaking Contest
In a court house event the third annual 4-H safety speaking contest crowned Betty Anne Stabler first for A Child's Sacrifice. Betty Eleanor Hoesly placed second with Ladders and Betty Ann Babler third with Safety with Tractors. Joyce Zwicky finished fourth. Stabler won $5 in Victory savings stamps and all expenses paid to the Prairie du Chien camp with district contest at Prairie du Chien. Hoesly alternates and also earns camp entry.
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Bettys
Court House
Betty Anne Stabler
Spring Grove Honest Workers
Brodhead High School
Betty Eleanor Hoesly
Albany
Betty Ann Babler
Monticello
Prairie du Chien
Hoesly
Theft of Milking Machine Probed at Spring Grove Farm
Sheriff Evan Chambers investigated the theft of a $150 milking machine set from the William Newman farm in Spring Grove. The loss, including two De Laval sterling units, occurred sometime during the night of May 14, and was not noticed until 5 a.m. yesterday.
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Evan Chambers
William Newman
Spring Grove
Newmans
Chambers
Tojo Trial Faces Defense Moves in War Crimes Case
Former Japanese premier Hideki Tojo and 27 co defendants seek dismissal of the indictment in the international military tribunal. They argue use of allied justice and fair play doctrines could set new precedents in international law as the tribunal reconvenes tomorrow morning to rule on defense motions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hideki Tojo
International Military Tribunal
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LaGuardia
Virginia
Champaign
Ill
Farmer City
H. C. Gring
Raymond McCord
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