Block Workers Begin Drive for Victory Loan Here
A local campaign to meet a 210 000 quota for the Victory Loan kicks off with a luncheon and speakers including Roth and Bellahand. The drive supports wartime housing and veteran rehabilitation programs, with coordination by the Chamber of Commerce committee and block workers. Red Cross canteen workers assisted and praise was given to volunteers. A bond show was announced for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Baker
Mr. Roth
Harry Bellahand
Chamber of Commerce Committee
John Keck
Milwaukee
Arnold Mueller
Red Cross
Roth
Bellahan
Truman announces atomic talks to start Sunday on Potomac
Washington AP bulletin reports President Truman will begin three power talks on the atomic issue. Talks will start at the White House and continue aboard the presidential yacht Potomac on Sunday. The dispatch notes violence including anti Jewish outbreaks with 74 Jews and one Arab killed and groups dispersed if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Potomac
Seizure of American Crewmen Sparks News Blackout
Reported seizure by Chinese Communists of several American crewmen from a Liberty ship near Chinwangtao triggers U S news blackout. Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito to convene Diet on December 24, with word of possible extraordinary session to start December 10 over election law revisions.
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Shanghai
Chinwangtao
U. S
Tokyo
Hirohita
Kyodo
End of Draft Sought If Congress Acts This Week
Senator Revercomb urged ending selective service this week if army and navy draft calls stop. He argued the draft could halt without harming forces and pressed for release of men with dependents to shift peacetime needs to civilian work. May influence Truman's 50 000 monthly draft cap.
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Washington
Revercomb
D-W Va
Army
Navy
Congress
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Truman
Fire Claims Two Boys and Their Parents in Sault Ste. Marie Area
A house fire 14 miles south of Sault Ste. Marie Tuesday night left two boys and their parents hospitalized in serious condition. The home was destroyed by the blaze.
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Williams
Sault Ste. Marie
La Follette urges end to natural cheese discrimination
Senator Robert M. La Follette urged federal action to remove discriminations against natural cheese and to restore balance in the dairy industry. At the Wisconsin Cheese Makers convention he defended wartime gains, warned against monopolistic control, and called for close cooperation to revive civilian cheese markets and ensure fair distribution of healthful dairy products.
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Fond du Lac—i
U. 5S
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
Lenatsch
E. Kopitzke
Mar
Edgar Plya
C. C. Eee Oo
Shaenatsch
Onroe
H. Graf
Grafton
Edwin Schroeder
Glenbeulah
George Hernke
Hilbert
Werner Woethrich
Doyles
Ae Het Dorchester
Thompson
Rib Lake
William Christman
Phillips
Emil Hanson
Cadett
Otto Anderegg
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Senator la Follette
Saon Aio
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Laheard
Recon Bays
la Follette
Rene Ps
Onn
Food Administration
Red Arrow Division Occupation Duties Reported
The Red Arrow Division is described as the first Ameri cafic unit taking on occupation tasks. It is noted the outfit spent about 48 percent of total time on the listed duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Arrow Division
United
Churchill Warns Of Atom Demand In Washington Talks
Churchill urges Attlee to avoid pressuring the United States on atomic production. He warns Britain should not pursue anti Russian policy and praises Stalin while aligning with a 12 point American policy. He says cooperation with the United States is essential for survival and prosperity.
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London
Winston Churchill
Russia
Attlee
Washington
United States
Churchill
Britain
Commons
Generalissimo
Stalin
Truman
New York Navy
America
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Nine Youths Leave For Pre Induction Examinations Today
Nine Green County pre inductees depart for Chicago for pre induction medical examinations at 6 45 this morning Two were redirected to other boards Rooy R Bartett Beloit and Robert Ross Madison Dallas L Zimmers ee Brooklyn Benjamin H Easter Seeases Virgil Waelti Juda Ronald A Lange Evansville Rodney Zimmer man Albany Burnell C McGuire Browntown Merlyn C Rufer Duane E Kohl and Wesley Retzlaff Juda remain at the local draft board awaiting transfer updates
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Green County
Chicago
Ro Oy R. Bartett
Beloit
Robert Ross
Madison
Dallas L. Zimmersee
Brooklyn
Benjamin H. Easter
Seeases
Virgil 3. Waelti
Juda
Ronald A. Lange
Evansville
Rodney E. Zimmerman
Albany
Burnell C. McGuire
Browntown
Merlyn C. Rufer
Duane E. Kohl
Speee
Wesley Retzlaff
Haw Haw William Joyce Denied Treason Appeal
London authorities deny William Joyce known as Haw Haw an appeal of his conviction for high treason. The broadcaster for German radio faced treason charges and had his sentence upheld.
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London
William Joyce
No Upsets Shown In Tuesday Vote
Democratic William O'Dwyer triumphed as New York City mayor over two major rivals. The result signals strong party momentum nationwide. Upstate New York and New England races swung with GOP gains in Hartford and New Haven while Detroit and Boston elected mayors.
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Associated Press
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Gov.Thomas
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Richard T. Frankensteen
CIO
PAC Frankensteen
CIO Political Action Committee
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
James M. Curley
Boston
Curl
Bridgeport
Jasper Mc
Tury
Superior Court
W. Heber Dithrich
John C. Arnold
Syracuse
Buffalo
Frank J.costello
Bernard J. Dowd
New York
New Jersey
D. Lane Powers
Frank A. Mathews
GOP
Frank S. Katzenbach
Illinois
Clippinger
James D. Heina Mathews
American Labor Prooto
New Mexic
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Lewis Preston Collins
Trustees resign from Sauk County Home Board
Three Sauk county home and asylum trustees stepped down at last night’s board session after a lengthy meeting on the institution. A Lund of Reedsburg, W 24 Prairie du Sac, and Irvin Bump of Baraboo submitted their resignations effective January 1, 1946. The board expects to elect successors later this month.
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Madison
Sauk County
Monroe Council Sets 1946 Budget and Court Appointment
Monroe city council in regular session heard the finance committee report on the tentative 1946 budget of 112 392.57 and approved Lester Forcade as councilman from the first ward to serve until next spring's election. Hearing on the budget is set for 8 30 p m November 20 at city hall with copies available from City Clerk Glenn Sunnee. The document lists four year totals and the budget by department, including general government and highways, with tax levy and expenditures for 1944 45 and 46. Forcade, discharged from service in June, is employed by Ninneman Coal and Ice and will serve until the 1946 spring election. He is married to Marian Hau ser daughter of John T Heuser. He previously served as treasurer of Blumer Brewing. The council also approved claims, a street light installation, and referred several liquor license applications to the license committee.
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Monroe
Finance Taxation
Ereres
Nk Buehler
Lester Forcade
Lester J. Michael
Glenn v. Sunenee
Water Department
Forcade
Ninneman Coal and Ice Company
Marian Hauser
John T. Heuser
Blumer Brewing Company
21St Avenue
5Th Street
Representative Biemiller Pushes 60 Day War Veteran Discharge
Representative Biemiller of Wisconsin told the House that soldiers who have served as war veterans for 60 days or more will be eligible for immediate discharge from the army.
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Biemiller
D-Wis
House
Burglars Break In No-Value Safe In Reineman Elevator
Burglars in Reineman elevator knocked off the safe’s combination knob despite a sign stating the door is open and not to blow the safe. The safe contained nothing of value.
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Reedsville
Reineman
Capital Strikers Return to Work After Wage Talks
AFL bus and trolley operators in Washington vote to resume work as 273000 other workers engage in labor disputes nationwide. Akron Goodyear plant stops production. San Francisco unions plan meetings to decide on continuing pickets. Connecticut Powdrell & Alexander employees to return to three plants.
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AFL
Washington
Akron
Capital Transit Company
Jennings Randolph
D-W Va
House District of Columbia Committee
Randolph
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
CIO
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
CTO
Pacific Northwest
New England
Connecticut
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc
Weather Outlook Warns of Rain or Snow Thursday
Today's forecast hints at cooler temperatures tomorrow with a distinct possibility of rain or snow statewide. Last night’s thunderstorm dropped about .05 inch of moisture. Temperatures fell to 54 overnight and rose above 60 by noon, with a likely high near 70 today.
Labor-Industry Parley Faces Pay Issue Clash
Labor leaders set aside feuds at the national labor management conference to tackle the CIO demand for wage talks. CIO President Murray argues a decent standard of living is essential, while AFL leaders warn against diving into wage talks. The executive committee will decide whether to press the issue as delegates fret over methods and potential strikes.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
AFL
William Green
R. J. Thomas
CIO Auto Workers
Thomas
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Green
Lewis
Labor
Lewis’ Umw
Railroad
United Steelworkers
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Ernest A. McMillan
National Shipbuilding Stabilization Committee
Stalin Skips Troop Review at Red Square Anniversary
Moscow reports that Generalissimo Stalin did not attend the soldiers parade marking the 28th anniversary of the Red Revolution. Foreign Minister Molotov delivered the state of the nation address at the Kremlin as diplomats speculated on Stalin’s absence and possible attempt to avoid drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Red Square
V. M. Molotov
St. Andrew Ball
Kremlin
Molotov
Alexei Antonov
Red Army
Antonov
Moscow Radio
London
Fear 4 Die in Air Crash Near Chico Army Airfield
A B 29 bomber crashed and burned six miles southeast of Chico army airfield. Officials doubted the four crewmen aboard survived. Salvage crews struggled through rugged terrain but had not reached the scene six hours after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Calif
Chico Army Airfield
Australian Reds Riot at Woolloomooloo Wharf
About 200 Communist party members staged a demonstration on a Woolloomooloo wharf as a transport prepared to sail for Java with 1 600 Dutch soldiers aboard. Bottles and plates were hurled from the ship as the crowd booed the troops injuring two persons.
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Sydney
Communist Party
Wooloomooloo
Java
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Pontiac
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Lafayette
Sauk
Council
L. J. Michael
Jeffries
Lend United Auto Workers Union
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