Wisconsin Acts Invoked to Break Milwaukee Phone Strike
The Wisconsin Employment Relations Board asked use of the state anti strike law as Western Electric workers strike disrupts Wis Telephone. Judge Schinz ordered eight CIO CWA officers to show cause why a restraining order should not stop picketing at Milwaukee offices. About 170 of 7,200 union members statewide failed to report, mostly in Milwaukee exchanges. Long distance operations faced manual handling in one Milwaukee exchange.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Western Electric
Wisconsin Tele Phone Co
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Walter Schinz Jr
CWA
WERB
Division 23
Riley Fischer
Division 18
CIO Communications
Western Electric Equipment Garage
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Fischer
John H. Paige
New York
Strike Affects Calls At United Telephone Co
P J Weirich reports only slight difficulty in placing calls due to the strike. Some delay on New York calls but Milwaukee connections normal. CIO picketing tactics led to removal of lines. 1300 New York operators left the building after being told to respect picket lines. Bell system denies lockout. long lines center operated in three shifts.
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United Telephone Co
P. J. Weirich
New York
Milwaukee
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO
Long Lines Center
Supervisors Open Session Tomorrow
The Green County board of supervisors convenes at 10 a.m. in the circuit court room for the November session with budget hearings at 2 p.m. and talks on hospital site, aged home financing, and salary increases. A hearing on the county hospital location is slated for Friday.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Circuit Court Room
Warden W. Francis
Green County Hospital
Argyle Road
Francis
Wilma S. Lengacher
Assassination of Venezuela Chief Delgado Chalbaud
Caracas Venezuela Lt Col Carlos Delgado Chalbaud head of the military junta was killed today. A government note offered no shooting details. Delgado Chalbaud helped lead the 1948 army revolt that toppled Romulo Gallegos and had served as minister of war under Gallegos.
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Caracas
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Venezuela
Delgado Chalbaud
Romulo Gallegos
Gallegos
Three Safe In Crash Near Deale After Engine Fire
Three men parachuted to safety from a navy attack bomber when an engine caught fire during a routine flight. The twin engine plane crashed in flames near Deale, Maryland, causing responders to rush to the scene.
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Annapolis
Navy
Deale
President Truman Returns to Washington After Restful Cruise
President Truman arrived in Washington after a five day Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay cruise. He went to Blair House by car and declined to discuss Tuesday's elections saying he had plenty of sleep and a good rest.
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Washington
Truman
Potomac River
Chesapeak Bay
Williamsburg
Blair House
Truman Seeks Large Scale Foreign Aid Plan
Washington reports a blueprint for a vast U S foreign aid program extending beyond the Marshall plan. The White House says the Gray survey outlines billions in assistance over coming years to counter the communist threat and bolster Western Europe. It is expected to shape Truman's economic proposals to Congress in January.
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Washington
Europe
Truman
Congress
Gordon Gray
Steel Shares Steady As Firm Market Persists
Steel stocks drew most buying interest in a generally firm New York market. Although many issues edged above prior close, demand from last week sparked by Republican gains in the elections had dwindled notably.
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New York
Truman Likely to Attend Army Navy Game in Philadelphia
The White House announced President Truman probably will attend the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia on December 2. Speculation had grown he might skip the game after the November 1 assassination attempt by two Puerto Ricans.
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Truman
Washington
White House
Philadelphia
Wisconsin Boards to Contest Patent on Rindless Swiss Cheese
The Wisconsin state board of agriculture approved action to challenge a patent claiming the rindless Swiss cheese process. If needed, department director Donald N. McDowell may pursue steps to test the patent’s validity, amid ongoing research by Wisconsin dairy groups and Kraft Foods involvement.
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State Board of Agriculture
Milwaukee
State Department of Agriculture
Evening Times
Donald N. McDowell
Kraft Foods Co
Illinois
State Department
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Cheese Producing Marketing Co-op Association
Madison
Chicago
Kraft
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Williams Leads In Vote Tangle
Democratic Gov. G. Mennen Williams leads the Michigan gubernatorial race as canvassed returns from 77 of 83 counties show Williams at 934,960 and Kelly at 934,284. The margin stands at 676 votes amid the lingering tally from Macomb and others.
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Williams
Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan
Macomb
G. Menken Williams
Nancy
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Milk Checks Hit Average of 2 83 for August Swiss Cheese
Average price paid for August Swiss cheese production rose to 2.83, up 11 cents from July. Grinders gained 29 cents while Limburger for September also rose 29 cents. Butterfat test climbed to 3.28, boosting costs though overall patron net income slipped. August 1949 milk price average in the same factory group stood at 2.96.
Warren's Daughter Will Be Able To Walk
Governor Earl Warren and family celebrate as Nina Warren 17 recovers from polio and is expected to walk again. Dr. Junius B. Harris says legs not paralyzed though convalescence may last up to a year and a half. Dorothy Warren, 19, expresses joy at the news.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Nina
Honey Bear
Junius B. Harris
Dorothy
Moose Celebrate Lodge 35th Year Observance
Moose lodge in Monroe marks the 35th anniversary with 71 attendees from nearby lodges. A class of 10 candidates was initiated by the Madison degree staff, and special recognition was given to charter member John T. Hauser and 25 year members. Herbert W. Heilman spoke on Mooseheart programs and alumni successes. Banquet for 150 followed. events highlighted medical care and youth education at Mooseheart.
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Monroe
Mooseheart
Madison
Lake Mills
Beloit
Moose Lodge
Philip Doll
Ralph Figi
Howard Rufer
Jacob Marty
Kurt Schadewaldt
Harris Germann
Herman Dittmer
Charles Stoll
Joseph Milz
Fred Grossenbacher
Women of the Moose
Ben Berger
John T. Hauser
17Th Avenue
Lodge
Fred Musselman
Henry Wartenweiler
Henry E. White
James Thorpe
Canton
S. D
Fred von Gunton
Moosehaven
Jesse S. Morton
Max F. Share
Charles
Mercury Records Cold Snap Across State and Nation
Cold wave drives temperatures lower with Land O Lakes Wisconsin and Gransburg hitting eight and five below. National lows included a 22 degree reading earlier and a 24 degree low in the local area last night.
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Land O’lakes
Gransburg
Wis
Government Orders Industry To Cut Use Of Aluminum
The government slashed non military aluminum use by about 35 percent starting in January. William H. Harrison, administrator of the national production authority, said some unemployment may occur but substitutes and preparation would ease the transition. He emphasized the order does not remove aluminum from non military uses and allocates supply to non military users per earlier patterns.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
Harrison
Kohler Seeks Early Budget Hearings To Speed Session
Governor elect Walter J. Kohler Jr. says 1951 52 budget hearings begin Wednesday to speed the legislature. He notes early hearings allow presenting the budget after Jan 10 and invites former 1949 joint finance chairmen Foster B. Porter and Alfred R. Ludvigsen to attend.
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Kohler
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Finance Committee
Officer Wehinger To Leave Third Armed Forces Call Hits Monroe Police
Monroe city police force will shrink to eight officers plus Chief J. H. Schwaiger and assistant Henry S. Hefty as Patrolman Robert Wehinger reports for active duty with the armed forces. Wehinger is the third officer to leave in two months, following Dale Olson and Clifford Geigel.
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Monroe
J. H. Schwaiger
Henry S. Hefty
Robert Wehinger
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Fire and Police Commission
Ger
Schwaiger
Hefty
Herbert J. Bolliger
Robert J. Ryan
Alvin Marti
Dwight C. Coplien
Ray R.finch
Ervin L. Goecks
Willis E. Mitchell
Charles W. Hoppe
Hoppe
Wehinger
Dale W. Olson
Marines
Clifford M. Geigel
Wyss
Frigid Weather Slows Marines Through Ice Covered Korea
U S marines push five and a half miles through icy hills toward Changjin reservoir amid a wider front in Korea. West coast combat slows as Chinese forces resist, while air strikes target Sinuiju and Yalu bridges. China rejects UN talks, tying Korea to Formosa actions.
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Seoul
U. S
Changjin
United Nations
Korea
Red
Orangchon River
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yongbyon
Won
Kum
Sinuiju
MacArthur
Tokyo
Yalu River
Manchuria
Sakchu
Chosan
Namsi
China
Saubs U. N. Bid
Archbishop Stepinac Unmoved by Tito Offer
The New York Times quotes Archbishop Aloijije Stepinac in Zagreb saying he is indifferent to Tito's offer of release. He states he endures imprisonment for the rights of the Catholic Church and is ready to die for the church.
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Stepinac
Tito
New York
New York Times
Yugoslavia
Aloijizije Stepinac
Marshal Tito
Times
C. L. Sulzberger
Zagreb
Hospitality and Cheese Mix Report From Wisconsin Tour
Chicago reporter Norma Browning details a cheese making and hospitality journey through Green County towns Washington Mt. Pleasant New Glarus and Monticello. She interviews residents including John Zurkirchen Eliza Roethlisberger Sam Bahler and Matt Bissig while exploring local industries and want ads in the Monroe area.
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Green County
Chicago Tribune
Norma Lee Browning
Matt Bissigs
Monroe Evening Times
Fred Burgy
Monroe
Miss Browning
Auto Crash Kills Donald Meyers 26 Near Cassville
Donald Meyers age 26 of Platteville died when the car he rode in was struck by a southbound Burlington passenger train about a mile from Cassville. Companion Douglas Fritz, 26 of Lancaster, suffered a fractured leg. Meyers, a Livingston high school graduate and World War II Navy veteran, had been selling cars near Platteville and planned to enroll at the University of Wisconsin. He leaves his wife, parents, six brothers and four sisters. funeral arrangements pending Platteville services.
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Donald Meyers
Platteville
Fred R. Simpson
15Th Avenue
Burlington Road
Cassville
Douglas Fritz
Lancaster
Meyers
Platteville School of Mines
University of Wisconsin
Livingston High School
Simpson
Clarice Meyers
Livingston
Harvey G. Woodle Dies in Downers Grove Illinois
Harvey G. Woodle aged 83, formerly of Monroe, died at his Downers Grove home this morning. He is survived by his wife, one son, three daughters, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services planned for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Toon's Funeral Home Downers Grove.
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Joseph West
10Th Street
Harvey G. Woodle
Downers Grove
Ill
Mr. Woodle
Monroe
Toon
Doctor Confesses Kidnapping of Girl in Santa Fe
Dr. Nancy Campbell 43, Yale-trained, released on $25,000 bond on kidnapping charges involving nine year old Linda Stamm. FBI and police captured her as she attempted to collect a ransom. Linda survived after being drugged and kept in a cabin. Prosecutors plan arraignment within weeks. Campbell faces five years to death if convicted.
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Nancy Campbell
Santa Fe
Linda Stamm
N. M
Charlotte Jones
Herbert Ellis
Santa Fe County Medical Association
David Hughes
Walter G. Turley
Campbell
Albuquerque
Dr. Campbell
FBI
Stamm
Rufus
New Mexico
Linda
Allen Stamm
Craig Stamm
Child
Five Die In Bus Fire Shelter Inferno
A deadly blaze in a makeshift bus home killed five Black children who slept in a three room partitioned space. A defective coal stove started the fire, consuming the improvised dwelling during the night.
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Chicago
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U.S
Great Power Reservoir
Houser
Officer Wehinger
Commission
Schwai
U. N
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U.N
Lake
Red China
Formosa
Chicago Reporter
H.L. Woodle
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