Wisconsin boys tour Green county Holstein herds for dairy awards
Five Wisconsin youths winners in dairy projects toured Green county and nearby farms visiting Walter G. Timm and John W. Ruff herds, the Jefferson Center cheese plant, and the Swiss colony. Otto Waldbuesser Colfax 15 joined as member at large. Edward Kruse and Richard Quilling correctly picked Stone or Two Tanger as top progeny.
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Wisconsin
Green County
Charles Brace
Lone Rock
National Holstein-Friesian Association
FFA
4-H
Walter G. Timm
Highway 69
Monroe
Timm
Will Huffman
John W. Rufi
Huffman
John W. Ruff
Jefferson Center
Edward Kruse
Sauk County
Richard Quilling
Dunn County
Colfax
Otto Waldbuesser
Chicago
Germany
America
Borden
Waldbuesser
Armour Creameries
Colfax High School
Otto
Hartford High School
Richard
Nelson
Shipdton
David
Betty
Myron E. Jeglum
Lester van Loon
Chester Norton
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Donald Timm
W. G. Timm
Brace
Lafayette
Grant County
Earl Wilson
Darlington
Burt McKenzie
Hollandale
Ernest Johnson
Cobb
University of Wisconsin
Pabst
Oconomowoc
Rock County
State Holstein Association
Fort Wayne Officials Indicted on Coal Sales Conspiracy Charges
Fort Wayne mayor Henry E. Branning Jr and City Utilities Purchasing Agent Harold F. Batenberg are among 36 indictments. Eugene Martin of Martin Coal Co faces 43 indictments. Charles H. Boyer councilman and coal salesman charged with seven bribery indictments. Police Chief Lester H. Eisenhut and Police Capt. Klug named in the case.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Henry E. Branning Jr
Harold F. Batenberg
Eugene Martin
Martin Coal Co
Charles H. Boyer
Lester H. Eisenhut
Klug
City Park Board To Interview Recreation Director Candidates
The City Park Board will interview about seven candidates for the post of recreation director on Nov. 24. John H. Walter, a local sports leader and Montgomery Ward employee, and others including Joseph Collins, Evansville. Marvin Leatherbottom, Burlington. and Lawrence Cherry, Shullsburg, are among applicants. The position, created Sept. 2, 1947, oversees the community center, parks, playgrounds, and youth programs.
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City Park Board
Lee Mitchell
John H
Cooky) Walter
Montgomery Ward
Walter
Monroe Cardinal
Joseph Collins
Evansville
Marvin Leatherbottom
Burlington
Lawrence Cherry
Shullsburg
Mitchell
University of Wisconsin Recreation Department
Jack Kelly
Wisconsin
Don Gehrman
American Automobile Association
Milwaukee
Loraine Schumacher
Monroe
Acacee
L. L. Kitchen
Kitchen
Madison Community Center
Chicago Motor Club
Evanston
Ill
H. W. Biffle
Fire hoses saved cheese factory from nearby blaze
Firefighters and 50 volunteers battled a fire three miles north of Luxemburg that destroyed a large store tavern. Damages were estimated at up to 70,000 dollars, but the nearby Dalbroux store and tavern were saved, with milk pumped from the cheese factory vats to combat the flames. Mayor C. F. Timby of Kewaunee noted that everything watery was used.
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Luxemburg
Dalbroux
Andrew Ratajczak
C. F. Timby
Kewaunee
Armistice Day Observed Across Monroe and County
Armistice events were held in Monroe and Green County with veterans groups, auxiliaries, and scouts participating. The VFW and American Legion ran a buddy poppy sale directed by J C Underwood and Mrs. Don Lovelace, with Girl Scout Troops 3 and 14 assisting. The Legion plans a family night at Turner hall and a dance at the American Legion home with speaker George A Williams. membership drives yielded 502 new listings.
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Monroe
Green County
Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion
VFW
J. C. Underwood
Don Lovelace
Girl Scout Troops
American Legion
Turner Hall
George A. Williams
Howard P. Olsen
the Legion
Kenneth W. Stuart
Ernest E. Wenger
Alvin E. Babler
Eau Claire
Arthur C. Benkett
Legion
New Glarus
Theodore J. Burgy
American Legion and Auxiliary
National Guard
UMT
Burgy
Joe Smith
Sam Jones
Charles Hyland
Clark Kleckner
Arnold Loveland
Harold Woolever
Joseph Dearth
Rudy Krebs
Jack Becker
Alois Beer
Harold Pilz
Thomas Moore
Alfred Henning
Genevieve Block
Ernest E. Schober
Ned Walker
Herman Burkhard
Matt Solliran
Theodore Kelly
Mavis Priewe
T. J. Burgy Jr
Wilmer A. Palmer
Bernice Miller
Roger Voelkli
Henry Hefty
Edward Doyle
Cyril Loveland
Cloyd Pickett
Roy Kubly
Julius Hofer
Nathan Theiler
Helen Burkhard
Carol Lux
Penny Haberman
Patty Mueller
Barbara Schultz
Shirley Kohl
Cheryl Loveland
Shirley Harrington
Beverly Myers
Lena Davis
Norma Cresson
Vicki Foley
Diana Weeks
Troop 3
Gloria Prien
Glenda Martin
Bette Rees
Ruth Dwyer
Judith Thorpe
Beverly Thoreson
Hazel Howard
Sandra Simpson
Shirley Pickett
Glenda Langston
Pat Thorpe
Sandra Haworth
Judith Holland
Allied Forces Advance to Break Korean War Lull
Allied forces push across Korea as Marshall pledges remembrance for the dead on Armistice Day. He honors 4655 Americans fallen, notes Pershing links, and stresses dignity of individuals. Earle Cocke urges total mobilization at the tomb of the unknown soldier while Colonel Mara represents the president.
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Washington
Defense Marshall
Korea
Gen
John J. Pershing
Arlington National Cemetery
Marshall
General Pershing
Pershing
AEF
San Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Battle Monuments Commission
Marsnau
Cocke
Earle Cocke Jr
American Legion
U. S
Truman
Potomac River
Col
Cornelius J. Mara
Mara
Legion
Stalin
Ivar Hennings Dies At 67 In South Bend
Ivar Hennings 67, fishing tackle manufacturer and conservationist, died at Memorial hospital after an emergency operation. He was board chairman of the South Bend Bait Co and known for the Oreno line of artificial lures.
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Ivar Hennings
South Bend
Memorial Hospital
Hennings
South Bend Bait Co
Driver 24 Dies In Waterford Collision
George E. Truter Jr., 24, was killed when his car left a curve in Waterford and struck a tree in a Racine county village. He worked in Milwaukee and was returning home.
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Waterford
George E. Truter Jr
Racine
Truter
Milwaukee
Phone Service Remains Good Amid Nationwide Telephone Strike
New York reports that service is still good in 14 cities with 869 workers on duty at switchboards, 71 percent regular operators. CIO union seeks wage increases around 15 cents an hour, with a 16 month contract stance and a previous demand of 37.6 cents. The strike began Thursday with about 33,000 workers in 43 states including Western Electric and Michigan employees. Picket lines target key offices to deter others from reporting.
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New York
Long Lines Department of American Telephone and Telegraph
CIO Communications
Western Electric Co
A. T. and
Michigan Telephone
Taft says not a candidate but may take draft if offered
Senator Taft stated he will not run for the 1952 GOP nomination and will not campaign. He added he would consider the nomination if offered, while stressing his current focus on legislative work and criticizing the administration's foreign policy and secrecy.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ohioan
Acheson
Government Sells Cheese to U N Children's Fund
The agriculture department sold 4,400,000 pounds of cheese and 15,000,000 pounds of dried milk from surplus stocks to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Proceeds and prices were not disclosed but were below government purchase costs. Remaining stocks include 42,700,000 pounds of cheese and 275,000,000 pounds of dried milk.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
Bernstein of Brodhead Dies After Illness
Mau rice Alfred Bernstein 37 a former Brodhead grocer died at his home after a 13 month illness. Born July 11 1913 he was the son of Louis O and Lena Schultz Bernstein. He owned Bernstein grocery 1019 First Center Ave and married Lila Reasa June 23 1937. Survived by wife parents a brother Rodger four uncles three aunts two nieces and a nephew. Services Monday at 2 pm Evangelical United Brethren Church burial in Brodhead Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening at Everson funeral home.
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Brodhead
Maurice Alfred Bernstein
Louis O
Lena Schultz Bernstein
Bernstein
First Center Avenue
Brodhead High School
Lila Reasa
A. W.reasas
Rodger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Boettcher
G. W. Zimmerman
Brodhead Greenwood Cemetery
Everson Funeral Home
Army extends U S Christmas leave suspends training
The army ordered troop training in the United States halted from December 23 to January 1 to allow soldiers to visit families during Christmas. The period includes two legal holidays and two weekends, minimizing training days lost. Originally the plan covered only two weekends.
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Washington
United States
Flying to Alaska to tour military installations
Secretary Finletter of the air force and Assistant Secretary Earl D. Johnson of the army flew last night to Alaska to inspect American military installations. The units in Alaska operate under Lt. Gen. William E. Kepner, a veteran air force officer, in overall command.
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Alaska
Washington
Finletter
Air Force
Earl D. Johnson
Army
U. S
William E. Kepner
Michigan vote chaos leaves Kelly leading by narrow margin
Michigan braces for a recount and possible acting governor as the election tally tightens. Harry F. Kelly leads Gov. G. Mennen Williams by 267 votes after a ballot error in Macomb county, with final canvass not likely before December 7 and inauguration day in question. Lieutenant Governor William C. Vandenberg would serve as acting governor pending a final result.
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Detroit
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
G. Mennen Williams
Kelly
Macomb
Williams
William C. Vandenberg
Holland
Stephen J. Roth
Fred M. Alger Jr
Donald S. Leonard
Kiwanis Club Plans Split Christmas Party on Dec 28
The Kiwanis club will not hold the traditional Christmas party for children this year but launches a Dec 28 program with a double showing at 9:30 a.m. for Monroe children and 1:30 p.m. for rural children. Invitations go to all children through grade age.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Satuday
Monroe
Northwest Area Scene of Pushes Reds Resistance
Nine Chinese representatives will depart Peiping by plane for Lake Success to discuss Peiping regime complaints against U S actions in Formosa. UN forces push four miles north of Chongchon as heavy resistance slows progress near Pakchon and Kunu amid mixed reactions in the Korea front.
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Northwest Area
Lake Success
Peiping
Chou En-lai
United Nations
United States
Formosa
Seoul
Chongchon River
Red China
Korea
U. N. Security Council
China
U. S
First Cavalry
Chongchon
24Th
First
Kunu
Yalu River
Manchuria
U. N
Pakchon
Pyongyang
Mercury Slumps to Record Low for November 11
The Evening Times thermometer shows a record low of 12 degrees here for Nov 11 with county lows around 10 above or below. The 1 pm reading was 30 and forecasts expect similar cold tomorrow with highs near 26 to 33. A year ago the high reached 64 and the low 45.
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Outagamie County
Elk Mound
Menomonie
Ft. Wayne
Defense Aid
Anna M. Rosenberg
Defense
Pentagon
George Marshall
Rosenberg
U.S
Chicago and North Western
Palatine
GOP
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
U.n.children’s Unit
M.A. Bernstein
Bulletin
John H. Church
First Corps
Taeryong
Kasan-Pakchon
Mercury