Taft criticizes Democratic policy on peace and economy
Senator Taft challenged President Truman’s policy on foreign communism and domestic spending, saying it risks a third world war, inflation, and bankruptcy. He cited alleged government corruption cases and criticized party morality, urging a Republican shift for control of Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Truman
United States
Alger Hiss
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Kraft To Confer On Ad Problems
Kraft Foods representatives from Chicago will meet Wisconsin Department of Agriculture officials in Madison on May 24 to discuss advertising of processed cheese. Department director Donald McDowell said Kraft requested the conference after he questioned ads that did not clearly distinguish processed from natural cheese. Swift & Co. officials also conferred, with progress toward a mutual interpretation of the state law reported.
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Madison
Kraft Foods Co
Chicago
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Donald McDowell
Kraft
McDowell
Kraft and Swift and Co
Swift Company
Alto
H C Young Named County Group Head
Harry C Young was named secretary of the sheriff police and radio committee at a court house meeting. Leo Ties of Brodhead chairs the new committee which will appoint a chief deputy with committee approval when the sheriff and undersheriff are away. Monthly meetings planned as departments shift to the county jail on January 1 under the sheriff.
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H.C. Young
Harry C. Young
Leo Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Young
Percy
Lichtenwalner
Clarno
Ray T. Silver
Mr. Pleasant
Joshua Hoesly
New Glarus
Village
Green County Cheese Wheel Heads to Washington Contest
Green County plans to send a 175 pound September maker Swiss cheese to Washington for a congressional sampling event. The Ohio entry weighs 108 pounds. judges favored Green County for flavor texture and overall quality. The party includes local officials and Swiss performers. flight departs Madison tomorrow with official events set at the Capitol Friday.
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Rudy Burkhalter
Madison
Betty Kneubuehl
Glarus
Washington
Green County
Capitol Steps
John Schneider
Rogersville
Ohio
Dwight A. Crandall
Rodney 0. Kittelsen
Jacob Tschudy
Monroe
Otto’ Anderegg
New Glarus
E. C. Hamilton
the Times
Burkhalter
Kneu‘bueh
National Airport
Lawrence H. Smith
Capitol
Barkley
Rayburn
House
Senate
Four Census Areas Still To Be Finished In Green County
Four enumeration districts in Green County remain to be cleaned up with Monroe township Adams township and Decatur township still incomplete. A. Booth reports near completion as the census winds down after it began April 1 and faced delays nationwide.
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Green County
A. Booth
Monroe
Monroe Township
Adams Township
Decatur Township
Sam Bailey
St. Clare Hospital
Gilbert T. Baltzer
Mrs. Whitehead Dies After Illness at St Clare Hospital
Mrs. Whitehead 68 of 1702 13th Street Monroe died at 11 30 a m after months of illness. Born April 13 1876 in Browntown she married Milton Whitehead in 1897. Survived by a daughter Mrs Theodore Shultz two sons Harold and Foster a sister and a brother and three granddaughters. Services pending word from relatives. Body taken to Shriner Neush wander funeral home.
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Suis
Wena Seenead
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Stephen
Sarah Decatur Black
Browntown
Cadiz
Milton Whitehead
Madison
Monroe
Immanuel Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Women’s Relief Corps
Theodore Shultz
Harold
Foster
Freeport
Anna Eveland
South Wayne
E. D. Black
Judson
Minn
Adisa
Elmo
Burnadette
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
City revises tax notice plan and financial reports
City council discussed changes to tax bill notices with new three copy receipts and advance tax estimates. A detailed monthly income and expenditure report from the city clerk was proposed, alongside a general cash balance update from the city treasurer.
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G.S. Soseman
Floyd W., Matzke
Council’ Finance and Taxation Committee
Soseman
City
Frank A. Buehler
Matzke
General and Water Department
Helen L. Gempler
All of Square Lights Shine on North Side
The north side square lights glow in soft even light for the first time since the new system began. Crews continue work on other courthouse side installations with five fixtures on 26 foot poles along the sidewalk and two on the courthouse side.
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Aul
Court House Side
County Red Cross Plans May 24 Meeting
The Green County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m May 24 in the courthouse. Dr Alfred E Leiser, chairman, will preside. Reports from committee chairs and election of officers are planned.
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Ane
Green County
American Red Cross
Court House
Alfred E. Leiser
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady Amid Quiet Trade
Wisconsin dairy market reports steady prices as buyers stay cautious. Listed selling points include daisy type at 32 14 to 33, longhorns 32 4 to 334, square prints 3244 to 33, and midgets 34 to 35 per unit. The report notes little trading activity across the state.
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Madison
Feneral- State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Lc.l
Allies Propose Western Control of Ruhr Industries
Western allies announce a plan to grant Bonn future authority to decide ownership of the Ruhr coal and steel sectors. The preamble to a new Allied German industry law outlines state or private control, after British and American commissioners backed the law amid French objections. Adenauer voiced determination to explore a broader European pooling idea with France and others.
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Bonn
Germany
Ruhr
London
France
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Paul Reynaud
Britain
Krupp
Aldermen urged to hear traffic data at city hall
Mayor F A Buehler and Police Chief J H Schwaiger urged all aldermen to attend a city hall conference with the safety committee and chamber of commerce on the chamber traffic study. Representatives explained the study and its thorough work on traffic conditions.
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City Hall
City Council Police and Safety
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Schwaiger
Chamber
Jubilee fundraiser dispute hits Chicago party event
A Democratic National Committee official denied soliciting funds for the Jefferson Jubilee in Chicago last weekend. The Chicago host committee led by Stuyvesant Peabody organized parade and stadium rally while liquor interests reportedly covered about half of the 250000 cost. Senator Douglas and other Democrats attended the celebrations.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Stuyvesant Peabody
Truman
Daily News
Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit
Illinois
Capitol
Douglas
D-Ili
Lucas
City Finance Rules Leave Chlorinator Unpurchased
The city faces a budget clash as the sewage disposal plant and park board both want to buy a chlorinator owned by the city. With funds set annually, moving the machine between accounts or seeking general fund money may resolve the snag, though it tests city bookkeeping. Alderman Floyd W. Matzke chairs the finance panel overseeing the maneuver.
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William F. Beckman
Park Board
Council
Floyd W. Matzke
Overpayments Recovered In Army Dependency Allowances
Washington assistant secretary of the army Karl Bendetsen told a House armed services subcommittee that $157 million in wartime dependency allotments were overpaid but largely recoverable. He said $83 million has been repaid, $15 million waived, leaving $35 million to be recouped with no fraud found so far and corrective actions in place.
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Washingtonary
Karl Bendetsen
Bendetsen
House Armed Services
St. Louis
Government Accounting Office
Finance Center
Henry Slick Seeks Traveling Crew Over Missing Cement Blocks
Henry Slick asks for a sizable truck and willing workers to help identify who removed 91 cement blocks from a building site at the corner of 9th Street and 22nd Avenue. He told police the blocks were part of a 290 block delivery and all were present previously.
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Wenty Seas
Slick
9Th Street
22Nd Avenue
County Officers Set Election Plan
Six Green county officeholders plan to seek re election this fall with one new race for county treasurer Mrs Louis B Stauffacher says she will not run The primaries are Sept 19 nomination papers May 26 and filing closes July 25 Miss Lois Faubel Monroe announced first as candidate for clerk of courts
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Green County
Louis B. Stauffacher
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
County Board of Supervisors
Holcomb
Wilma Lengacher
County’ Board of Supervisors
Clarence W
Matt Solliran
Evan C. Chambers
Grace M. Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Court House
Welfare Department
Rodney O. Kittelsen
FBI
Herma E. Stuessy
Monroe
Lois Faubel
Clerk of Courts
Last Rites Held For Walter A. Miller
Walter A. Miller, 60, Monroe jeweler for 40 years, died Sunday. Rites were today at 9 a.m. at Stuessy funeral home and 1:30 p.m. at St. Victor's church with Rev. E. C. McCollow officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers: Mark Metz, Dr. Jack W. Robbetti, Glen Brecklin, Willard R. Schuetze, Edwin W. Schuetze, William H. Hogan.
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Walter A. Ma ‘Er
Monroe
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemeery
Mark Metz
Madison
Jack W. Robretti
Glen Brecklin
Willard R
Edwin W. Schuetze
William H. Hogan
State Tax Official Holds Hearing Here
A representative from the Wisconsin tax department conducted hearings on delinquent income taxes at the courthouse. Sheriff Matt Solliran served subpoenas on a number of persons.
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Wisconsin Tax Department
Court House
Matt Solliran
Mayor Urges Parking Meter Revenues To Fund City Improvements
Mayor Frank A. Buehler urged the city council to apply parking meter income to current improvements off street parking and avoid accumulating large sums without plans. He noted Monroe Courtesy League support for eliminating square congestion and recommended meters off the square to aid nearby businesses. The report showed about 10 000 in bonds and 5 000 in cash in the meter fund and a 5 000 police cost owed. He urged using funds for lot cleaning and potential roof repairs while evaluating new parking needs and possibly truck routes to protect streets.
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Veterans’ Housing Fund
Soseman
Veteran’s Housing Unit
Veterans of Foreign Wars State Department
Merle R. Hedden
14Th Street
Robert D. Long
17Th Avenue
Frank A. Buehler
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Public
Buehler
League
Buehier
G. S. Soseman
Cime
Aease
Police Department
Finance and Taxation Committee
Chandler Property
Council Police and Safety Committee
Duff Wins Keystone Control in Bitter Pennsylvania Primary
Governor Duff, Pennsylvania's redhaired leader, wins the stateside primary by a large margin. He secures the U S senate nomination by about three to one and rides his endorsed ticket to victory in four statewide offices. He defeats the statewide GOP machine led by former Senator Joseph Grundy, a longtime party strategist.
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Taft
Truman
Bailiwick
Kansas City
White House
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Tom Pendergast
Sandyuse
Bagrim Duff
Pennsylvania
Duff
U. S. Senate
U. S
Joseph R. Grundy
Grundy
GOP
Safe stolen from Verona home found under bridge
A safe taken from William Plantz's Verona area home east of Madison on April 8 was recovered under a bridge near the town. Sheriff Herman Kerr reported the safe contained $600 in government bonds but $400 in cash was missing.
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Mrs. Whitehead
Red Cross
New York Central
63Rd Street
Indiana Avenue
New York City
City Group
Jubilee
Henry Slick
Sad
Walter A. Miller
Gov. Duff
Keystone Control
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