Juda Area 4-H Winners Highlight Crop and Livestock Gains
David Williams urged Juda area 4-H clubs to focus on improving crops and livestock as population growth outpaces production. County winners include Gary Malkow and Delores Roth of Decatur, Lederman and Maribeth Riese, with ties to Holstein, field crops, and farm safety.
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David Williams
University of Wisconsin
Juda
Decatur
Oakley
Judo
Spring Grove
Williams
Charles Lederman
Decatur Club
Gary Malkow
Delores Roth
Lederman
Maribeth Riese
Marvin Malkow
Joan Andrews
Willis Newcomer
John Badertscher
Shelby Mauermann
Karen Zimmerli
Nancy Kaderly
Jane LaBorde
John Siedschlag
Roger Erb
John Maurer
Crime and Rackets Shape Off-Year Voting Issue
The AP notes voters weigh corruption and rackets in elections across New York Philadelphia Cleveland Tampa Dearborn and Atlantic City. Halley pursues New York city council post linking to Costelloism while Costello-friendship troubles loom in the Democratic ranks. In Cleveland GOP claims police corruption and in Kentucky Barkley backs Wetherby with state offices at stake. Philadelphia aims to end GOP control with Poling against Clark as mayor and a district attorney race follows a bitter, corruption-laden campaign.
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Senate Crime Committee
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Tampa
Fla
Dearborn
Mich
Atlantic City
N. J
Halley
Frank Costello
William J. McDermott
U. S
Kentucky
Barkley
Lawrence Wetherby
Wetherby
Eugene Siler
House of Representatives
Senate
Pennsylvania
Daniel A. Poling
Joseph S. Clark
Marcus Wins Round In Battle With Bell
Madison motor vehicle commissioner Ben L. Marcus won a Supreme Court round in his effort to fire Homer G. Bell as enforcement officer. The court reversed a lower court ruling and sent the case back to the personnel board to redo findings of fact after Bell’s discharge on March 27, 1950 amid charges of insubordination neglect of duty inefficiency and lack of cooperation.
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Madison
Ben L. Marcus
Supreme Court
Homer G. Bell
Arold F. Murphy
Board of Personnel
Marcus
Bell
Murphy
High Court
Council To Study Proposed Budget In Tonight’s Session
City Council reviews a $514 068 02 budget proposed by the finance and taxation committee and expected tax roll entry pending county demand. City Clerk G S Soseman says final details were completed this afternoon. Also up for vote is an ordinance granting Class A packaged liquor licenses to firms beyond taverns, reintroduced for a second reading. Alderman Herman L Schindler leads the license committee and will push for a vote.
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G. S. Soseman
Finance and Taxation Committee
Herman L. Schindler
Brooklyn Farmer Injured by Husker in Farm Accident
Otto Bryant, 40, of Brooklyn township, was in satisfactory condition at a Madison hospital after his arm was caught in rolls of a corn husker. He suffered a broken arm, possible neck fracture, and severe lacerations. Bryant, a George Rasmussen farm tenant two miles west of Brooklyn, was treated by an Evansville doctor and transported by ambulance. Verlin Rittenhouse, 22, a Ralph Maas farm worker near Evansville, sustained internal injuries in another farm accident.
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Brooklyn
Otto Bryant
Madison
Bryant
George Rasmussen
Here
Brooklyn Township
Evansville
Verlin Rittenhouse
Ralph Maas
Auriol Calls for Peace Parley Among Big Powers
President Vincent Auriol opened the sixth United Nations session in Paris urging a private Truman Churchill Stalin meeting during the assembly to ease world tensions. He noted such a triplet talk could progress peace, while Vishinsky, Acheson, Eden, and Schuman attended the opening.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
United Nations General Assembly
Auriol
Palais de Chaillot
Stalin
Churchill
Truman
U. N
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Atom Tests Show Variety of Bombs
Las Vegas reports the final phase of the Yucca Flat test series by the Atomic Energy Commission ends with five A bombs of varying sizes and timings. Test Manager Carroll L. Tyler and Scientific Chief Alvin C. Graves described multiple experiments as the blasts differed, with the last yielding a 10 second fireball and a towering flame.
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Bill Becker
Las Vegas
Nev
America
Atom Masters
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Carroll L. Tyler
Alvin C. Graves
Meeting To Organize Community Fund For Monroe
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce calls a 7:30 p m meeting at the Monroe Clinic library inviting local organizations to plan a community fund. Clarence F. Kempfert will deliver invitational letters as the public affairs committee reviews a proposed slate of directors and steps ahead of a larger public event.
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Monroe
Monroe Clinic
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence F. Kempfert
Chamber
Huber Named Assistant County Agricultural Agent
Leslie F. Huber, 27, of Medford, will assume duties as assistant county agricultural agent on December 1, succeeding Lester Van Loon who becomes county agent at Wisconsin Rapids. Huber previously trained veterans at Rib Lake for two and a half years and is a Medford High School and University of Wisconsin graduate. He was interviewed by the county agricultural committee at the courthouse yesterday.
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Shirley Kueng
Oakley Club
Judith
Shelby
Daphne Mauermann
Decatur
Spring Grove Club
Juda Jolly
Lester van Loon
Myron E. Jeglum
Mmes
Walter Stettler
Fred Deppeler
Marvin Malkow
John Rosh
Arthur Ludwig
Ed Jordan
John Wuetrich
Lester Shelton
Royce Lindauer
Esther Larson
Nathan Grenzow
LaVern Nyman
Fred Kueng
Wendel Wunschel
Ernest Riese
Spring Grove
Earl Pinnow
Walton Campbell
Arbur Marsh
John Rosheisen
R. J. Douglas
Douglas
Marsh
Leslie F. Huber
Medford
Waushara
Huber
Rib Lake
Medford High School
University of Wisconsin
University
County Agricultural Committee
Court House
Sorenson Dies on Farm Near Orfordville at 66
Christ T. Sorenson, 66, an uncle of Victor Sorenson, collapsed and died last night while feeding calves on the Arthur Tolleson farm near Orfordville. Survived by daughter Mrs. Gladys Indermuehle, Plainfield. son Alvin, Evansville. brother O. D. Sorenson, Janesville. Arrangements pending at Silverthorn funeral home in Orfordville.
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Christ T. (Kin) Sorenson
Victor Sorenson
8Th Avenue
Arthur Tolleson
Orfordville
Gladys Indermuehle
Plainfield
Alvin
Evansville
O. D. Sorenson
Janesville
Victor
Silverthorn
Truman Eisenhower Talk Involved Europe's Plight
The United Nations spokesman said the Reds want to stop fighting in Korea without a formal armistice. Nuckols said the Reds rejected an allied proposal to pause the cease-fire buffer issue and proceed with other items. He warned a de facto cease-fire would drag talks indefinitely. He doubted a final rejection. A battle on the Korean western front raged with Chinese forces over shell-pocked hills near Yonchon and Chorwon as heavy armor appeared. U.N. air support was limited by rain and mist, with 19 sorties reported.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
Korea
U. N
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
Henry S. Hodes
United Nations
Yonchon
Chorwon
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
County Meeting Tomorrow To Organize Ground Observers
Sheriff Matt Solliran announced a Green County meeting for air raid ground observers at 8 p m tomorrow in the courthouse. The session aims to recruit train and assign volunteers for aircraft warning procedures recognition and mission importance during emergencies.
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Green County
Court House
Matt Solliran
Solliran
Solbran
Fay N. Jones
Albany
J. B
Churchill Warns Bankruptcy Near in UK Speech
Prime Minister Churchill warned Britain faces national bankruptcy and a period of emergency with exceptional measures. He planned a secret Commons session to disclose defense positions while noting a debt crisis worse than 1949 and a near 2 billion dollar annual deficit abroad.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Churchi
Commons
Eden
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Lords and Commons
Parliament
George
Suez Canal
Persia
St Louis Buried By Foot of Snow
A historic snowstorm paralyzed St Louis and surrounding Missouri with up to two feet of snow in some areas. With 26 F temps, outlook called for continued heavy snow and sleet through the night. Schools closed, roads blocked, and thousands could not reach work as the city faced its worst storm in 39 years.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Government Weather Bureau
Clyde Smith Resigns as Indiana Football Coach
Clyde B. Smith submitted his resignation as Indiana University football coach. Wisconsin defeated the Hoosiers 6 to 0 last Saturday.
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Clyde Smith
Indiana Grid
Bloomington
Ind
Clyde B. Smith
Indiana University
Wisconsin
Hoosiers
Christian Youth Plan Work Day To Aid Landrums
Monroe Christian Youth council will hold Christ Work Day on Saturday to raise funds for a new project aiding Rev and Mrs Dallas D. Landrum, former Union Presbyterian Church mission workers in Iran. Workers offered include babysitting, house work, leaf raking, storm windows, and odd jobs, with all wages donated.
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Monroe Christian Youth Council
Dallas D. Landrum
Union Presbyterian Church
Iran
Abeatha Bum
Sandra Haworth
Judith Thorpe
Darlene Ableman
Carol Schwingel
Shirley Ninneman
Mary Ann Anderson
Youths Confess Theft of Antique Horse Head
Four high school youths admitted taking an antique horse head valued at 200 dollars from Dr. Dwain E. Mings 723 18th avenue as a Halloween prank. They agreed to return it and no charges will be pressed. Officers continue probing rural school vandalism across 12 schools with several youths questioned and parents interviewed.
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Dwain E. Mings
18Th Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Kiff
Round Grove
Greenbush
Roosevelt
Richland
Enterprise
Cadiz Center
Ullom
Pleasant Valley
Green Valley
Smiley
Peebles
Two More Accidents Caused by Icy Streets
Two more intersection collisions were reported as caused by icy streets. Oscar Boyd of route 1 and Murl F. Sweet of route 4 collided at 15th avenue and 14th street at 3 27 p m yesterday. Leon Morrow of 2414 11th street and Harold I Moe of 1004 22nd street collided at 10th street and 15th avenue at 745 a m today. Frank M Haren of 2121 11th street drove an auto that broke a telephone pole in the 2500 block of 13th street. Haren’s car was front damaged.
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Oscar Boyd
Route 1
Murl F. Sweet
15Th Avenue
14Th Street
Ken Budd Motors
Leon Morrow
11Th Street
Harold I. Moe
22Nd Street
10Th Street
13Th Street
Frank M. Haren
Haren
President cites economic threat amid rearming Europe
President Truman said Eisenhower’s visit focused on Europe’s economy while rearming, signaling risk of new crisis. Eisenhower noted progress in armament but refused to discuss politics, stating no partisan stance while leading defense efforts in Europe.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Europe
France
National Society of Cartoonists
Britain
National
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Christ T. Sorenson
Fifth Air Force
Red Front
Ike
Gen. Eisenhower
White House
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New Glarus
Henry Schuler Jr
Belleville
Ivan R. Arnsmeier
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