Bounties on Foxes Paid By County Clerk To Hunters Today
County Clerk Broege on Route 3 and 1015 25th Avenue lists payments for bounties on 39 foxes, including red and gray varieties, to 35 hunters. Names such as William Broege, Joe Hoesly, E Wuetrich, Juda, O J Hewkins, Melvin Morgan, Ken Glarus, Paul Glarus, Edward Ensch, Ralph, Matt Solbraa and others appear among the recipients and route designations.
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Gray Foxes
Broege
William Broege
Joe C Hoesly
E Wuetrich
Juda
O. J Hewkins
Melvin Morgan
Brodhead
Ralph
Ken Glarus
Paul J Glarus
Edward M. Ensch
25Th Avenue
Matt Solbraa
UN approves Sweden Norway and Afghanistan admission to UN
The United Nations General Assembly unanimously approved admitting Sweden Norway and Afghanistan after a compromise to end Russian opposition. The decision follows a tense dispute over resolution wording and marks a broad expansion of membership.
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New York
United Nation Assembly Today
Sweden
Tceland
Afghanistan
GOP Battle for House Post Heats Up in 1949 Race
Supporters of Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana claim the speakership is already earmarked for Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts as the GOP weighs its House leadership.
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Gop
Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Accused Embezzler Denies Knowledge in Million Dollar Case
Newee Collins, also known as Julius Davis, denied knowledge of the alleged embezzlement as he faced arraignment in Brooklyn felony court after being booked on larceny and forgery charges and taken to police lineups in Gr Y Ren ctfer.
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Newee Collins
Collins
Julius Davis
Gry Ren Cfter
Brooklyn
John Feeney
Duffy
Brooklyn Saven
Herbert Bell
Feeney
Bell
Bath Beach
New York Daily News
Grenzow First to Buy Deer Hunting Tag in Green County
Ross Martin and his son Robert L. Martin became the first Monroe hunters to purchase deer hunting tags at the Green County Clerk’s office. By yesterday afternoon 89 tags were sold to county residents as trapping tags are also being sold. the trapping season begins Sunday while deer season starts November 23.
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Green County
Ross Martin and
Robert L. Martin
Monroe
Clarence W. Lengacher
U N Debate Opens Search for Free or Cheap UN Headquarters
United Nations assembly opened the search for a permanent UN headquarters site, considering free or low‑cost locations across the United States. The British amendment broadened the field beyond New York, Law, and Westchester to include more sites, while an East Coast option drew discussion of other possible locations.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
U. N
United States
New York City
Law
Westchester County
N. Y
Russia
France
Britain
U. S
Ukraine
V. M. Mostov
Sir Hartley Shawcross
Shawcross
Europe
San Francisco
Manuilsky
Assembly
London
Sweden
Iceland
Afghanistan
Attlee Says UN Must Be Used for Common Good
Prime Minister Attlee warned in a prepared speech for the lord mayor's banquet that the United Nations will fail if used as a forum for ideological debate. He urged that it be objective and businesslike and serve to preserve each nation's way of life while contributing to global good.
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Attlee
London
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Armistice Day Buddy Poppy Sale Events Announced
Buddy poppy sales sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars were strong as shoppers recalled Armistice Day. A two day program arranged by the American Legion opens Sunday at 2 PM at First Universalist church with Rev. D Andrew Howey speaking on I. I. But Not II. More clergy from Monroe churches assist. The Legion and auxiliary dinner follows Monday at Turner hall with Rev. Lawrence H. Smith. City hall court house and banks close Monday.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
First Universalist Church
D. Andrew Howey
Monroe
Howey
Legion, Auxiliary
Lawrence H. Smith
Turner Hall
City Hall
Court House
Banks
Drastic Revision For Wagner Labor Relations Act
Senator Ball of Minnesota announced early 80th Congress plans to revise the Wagner act with GOP support. He aims to curb secondary boycotts regulate union welfare funds and allow suits over bargaining contracts. Harold Stassen also urged changes to labor laws.
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Senator Ball
R-Minn
Ball
New Education and Labor Committee
GOP
Acres Reogee 9
Pep Seager
Truman
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Weather Map Confused by Mixed Regional Conditions
The southeastern United States enjoyed unseasonably mild conditions while the West faced blizzards. A low pressure system moved from Nevada to the Texas Panhandle bringing rain to central Texas Oklahoma and Kansas and snow to Colorado and Wyoming. Denver had 16 inches of snow at 6 30 this morning.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
U. S. Weather Bureau
West Coast
Dakotas
South Atlantic
Great Lakes
Mississippi and
Ohio
Ft. Myers
Fla
Brownsville
Tex
Big Piney
Wyo
Elementary Schools In Junior Red Cross Work This Month
Green county elementary rooms join Junior Red Cross making Thanksgiving napkins and nut cups for veterans hospitals. County chairman Mrs. Herman D. Legler reports enrollment dues totaling about 100 dollars from rural schools, city and village schools not yet reported.
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Green County
Red Cross
Herman D. Legler
National Children's Fund
Eleanor Cook
Kilgore Says Garsson Inquiry Is Closed
Senate war investigating committee chair Kilgore of West Virginia said the Garsson munitions inquiry is closed and its evidence has been sent to the justice department. He noted there is no evidence that Andrew J. May received any money and would not call him if he were to testify, adding May could speak if he wished.
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Washington
Kilgore
D-W. Va
Senate War Investigating Committee
Garsson
Department of Justice
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
May
Juda 4-H Dinner Concludes Series
About 200 people attended the Juda Center 4-H club achievement program at the community building honoring four clubs and their members for 1946 accomplishments. D. E. Willard presented achievement certificates to the Decatur Juda Oakley and Spring Grove clubs. Individual awards went to Charlene Keen Mary Ann Grenzow Robert Schilt Shirley Rosheisen Audrey Seidel Joan Andrews and Betty Ann Stabler. Verne V. Varney gave the keynote with a community singing session.
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Juda Center
Willard
Charlene Keen
Decatur
Mary Ann Grenzow
Robert Schilt
Shirley Rosheisen
Spring Grove
Audrey Seidel
Joan Andrews
Betty Ann Stabler
Mary Alice Dinwiddie
William B. Norton
Juda
Boyd Figs
Oakley
Verne V. Varney
Nellie Weibel
Marian
Alice Signer
James Keen
Marvin Malkow
Marvin Stabler
Robert Keen
Dorothy Keen
E. O. Baker
D. E. Willard
Marlys Richert
Earmark for Wisconsin Veterans Loans Increases to 250000
The Wisconsin state board of veterans affairs authorized a new 250000 earmark for loans to veterans raising total rehabilitation funds to 1575962. Director Leo V Levenick reported 14018 applications and 9633 beneficiaries. In October 667 applications were filed. The board reappointed Charles H Cox of Janesville to the statutory advisory committee.
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Madison
State Board of Veterans Affairs
Leo V. Levenick
Department
Charles H. Cox
Janesville
Permit $9 a ton Increase for Rag Content Papers
The OPA announced a $9 a ton increase for rag content papers effective next Wednesday. Rag content papers are used for fine writing and printing papers. The rise was in manufacturers ceiling prices but the OPA said higher costs can be passed on to consumers.
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Washington
OPA
Booby Trap Kills Three British Police in Jerusalem Raid
A booby trapped explosion during a surprise raid on a suspected arms dump in the Bukharian quarter of Jerusalem killed three British policemen, seriously wounded another, and injured several Jewish civilians early today.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Notre Dame and Army Battle to Scoreless Tie at Yankee Stadium
In a furious national championship clash before 74,000, Army and Notre Dame both failed on multiple scoring chances through three periods. The game stayed 0–0 as Army and Notre Dame battled, with interceptions and fumbles stalling drives and key plays by Tucker and Lujack shaping a tight, defensive contest.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Irish
Lujack
Skogland
Cowhig
Tucker
Scrapping OPA Controls Gains Cabinet Backing
Washington reports cabinet officers back administration plans to end price and wage controls. Secretary Snyder Secretary Harriman and Secretary Schwellenbach joined by Steelman and Truman to endorse sweeping decontrol with an announcement anticipated in days.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Truman
Teen Confesses Stabbing in Saginaw Tragedy
Lt. Joseph Bugenske reports 15 year old Jack O Rielly admitted stabbing his 13 year old brother Richard with a butcher knife in their bedroom saying he felt better. Richard's body was found with a throat wound several hours earlier.
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Saginaw, Mich
Joseph Bugenske
Saginaw
Jack O’reilly
Richard
Truman to Address Policy After Election Results
President Truman plans a brief policy statement at a 10 a m news conference Monday in Washington following Tuesday's election. He is expected to emphasize national welfare over party interests and may outline how Republicans will be consulted once the 80th Congress convenes in January.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
James F. Byrnes
Ian
Council Discusses Budget Incinerator For City
The city council in committee of the whole reviewed the 1947 city budget and a proposed incinerator replacing current facilities. A Chicago firm outlined costs and the group plans an inspection visit to a similar system in Monroe. The public works board approved item orders and minor permits and discussed sewer rights on 6th Street.
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Board of Public Works
Chicago
Monroe
Public Property Committee
Fred A. Fritz
Herman Schindler
George J. Meythaler
Herman Schmitz
6Th Street
Wherry to Probe European Use of U S Food Aid
Senator Wherry of Nebraska said he will travel to Europe on November 14 for 19 days to investigate the destination of American meat shipments. He questions Russia and Yugoslavia receiving about one third of 1.1 billion pounds sent in six months and compares food aid to loans, seeking details of executive commitments.
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Washington
Wherry
R-Neb
Europe
Senate
Russia
Yugoslavia
United States
State Byrnes
Midwest GOP members mock Truman resignation plan
Three Midwest Republicans reelected to the House scoff at President Truman resigning to clear a path for a Republican. Representative Halleck Crawford and Mason dismiss the idea as crackpot and unworkable, warning it could trigger intra party battles in 1948.
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Truman
Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
House
Senate
Halleck
R-Ind
Crawford
R-Mich
Mason
R-N
Tests for 20 to Fill Postoffice Clerk Carrier List
Twenty took civil service exams today conducted by Otto Rupnow to establish an eligible register for clerk carrier positions at the post office. The prior list dated 1935 was canceled during the war and wartime appointees will be replaced. The tests excluded custodial workers and rural carriers.
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Otto Rupnow
Civil Service
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