Nazis to testify for defense at Nuremberg trial
Defense counsel announced most of the 20 Nazi leaders on trial will testify in their own defense with witnesses from Britain and the United States. The session featured extensive evidence from German documents and testimony by prosecutors, including Hitler's wartime orders and Goering's dramatic outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Britain
United States
Churchill
Giles Romilly
Corres
Hitler
Netherlands
Poland
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Goering
Hiler
Robert H. Jackson
U.S
Roads Remain Icy Across State Amid Snowfall
State weather update shows widespread ice with persistent travel hazards as Lake region towns report as much as 16 inches of snowfall in Land O Lakes. Milwaukee marked the warmest spot at 32 degrees yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land O'Lakes
Milwaukee
Mercury
Yank Soldiers Visit Switzerland Swear They’ll Return
Lucerne reports about 1000 soldiers daily on Swiss leave spend a week touring the lakes valleys and chalets. They pay 35 cents to bathe 12 coupons for meals and 200 francs limit on spending. Swaps for Swiss francs occur unofficially with gifts and gear traded. watches alarms and carved wood figures are popular souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Bagley
Lucerne
Switzerland
Aes
Italy
Oscar R Olson Dies in Hospital After Public Service
Oscar R Olson former register of deeds and longtime Green County figure died in St Clare Hospital after a period of critical illness tied to heart and farming strain He served as Green County official and Wisconsin state legislator born March 24 1869 in Jordan Green County He held farming and banking roles and was a Spanish War veteran survived by widow and four children Funeral services set at his home and York Lutheran Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar R. Olson
Register of Deeds
St. Clare
Olson
Monroe
Green County
Norway
Lafayette County
Jordan
Mr. Olson
Valparaiso, Ind
Ula Farm
York Township
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Wisconsin
William Olson
Dakota
Piancheraville
Leshier
Reaion
Co. H. Monroe
First Wisconsin
Spain
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Kingeter
Boston
William Kutzke
Portage
Byron Olson
Washington
D. C
Victor Olson
Chicago
York Lutheran Church
L A. Lavik
General Eisenhower Shows Improvement
General Eisenhower, recovering from a severe cold, shows noticeable improvement while hospitalized in White Sulphur Springs. Doctors report steady progress and expect continued recovery in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Roosevelt son barred from Hyde Park church vestry
Brig. Gen. Elliott Roosevelt appointment as vestryman at the family church in Hyde Park is voided by Bishop William T. Manning who cites Roosevelt being "not in good standing" in the Episcopal church. The decision follows scrutiny of his marital history and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Elliott Roosevelt
New York
Elliott Roosevelt
Hyde Park
William T. Manning
Episcopal Church
Feruccio Parri to resign as premier today
The AP reports Rome as Vice Premier Nenni says Feruccio Parri will resign today as premier of Mary. In Chungking, nationalist forces surround Chinhsien inside Manchuria while the New China Daily News calls for autonomy and readiness to fight. In Bombay police fire injures several as riots flare. 30 U.S. soldiers hurt in Calcutta anti-British violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pietro Nenni
Feruccio Parri
Mary
Chungkink
Chungking
New Delhi
Bombay
U. S. Army
Calcutta
Regent Damaskinos May Retain Authority After Resignation Withdrawal
Reports indicate Damaskinos withdrew his resignation as regent and appeared to bargain with the government for greater authority in naming ministers in exchange for remaining as regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damaskinos
Fighting in Semarang and Ambarawa as British clash with Indonesian troops
Heavy fighting erupted today between British and Indonesian forces in Semarang and Ambarawa. British reports say Indonesian extremists attacked a civilian internee camp in Ambarawa, targeting women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Semarange
Ambarawa
Train Collision Kills At Least Two Near Hanlin Atlanta
A crowded troop train and a freight train collided head on about 37 miles northwest of Atlanta near Hanlin on the Seaboard Airline Atlanta Birmingham line. At least two persons were killed and the number of injuries is not yet known.
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Atlanta
Here
Hanlin
Seaboard
Birmingham
Parole Granted for Two Teens in Theft Case
Three youths appeared in Juve court for theft. two granted parole after admitting joyriding. The third youth is to undergo psychiatric exams as part of the case. Authorities stated there was no financial motive.
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Juvehere
Dairy Association predicts ample butter by July
The American Dairy Association forecast abundant butter by next July. Manager Owen M. Richards warned rationing ending won’t end shortages, noting seasonal production lows and large storage holdings buffering supplies. Military demand declines redirect stored butter to civilian use.
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Chicago
American Dairy Association Today
Owen M. Richards
Aaa
OPA Price Rule Eases Rationing and Tightens Meat Prices
OPA aims to keep food prices in check after rationing ends on points for meat butter and fats. Enforcement will be tougher in regions far from production centers with staff shifted from other OPA programs to focus on meats fats and oils. Sugar remains the only remaining rationed item and meat supplies are projected adequate next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Po Opa
OPA
Far
Ss Ete Opa
New York
Monbrash
Anderson
Scant Hopes for GM Strike End via Arbitration
The national strike involving about 200000 CIO workers at more than 70 General Motors plants faced slim chances of early resolution. President Truman approved government efforts to settle the dispute with a three man arbitration panel for the 30 percent wage demand, while GM rejected arbitration as abdication. Next week authorities will hold capital conferences led by Edgar L. Warren to seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
CIO
Generalators
Truman
General Motors
United Fue
Detroit
Schwellenbach
Washington
G-M
Nion
R. J. Thomas
Edgar L. Warren
Federal Conciliation Service
Wisls
Warren
Illinois
Joseph A. Beirne
Indeponte National Federation of Telephone Workers
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Machinists
AFL
IAM
Harvey W. Brown
New York
Samuel Wolchok
Montgomery Ward
Truax Quits Monday As Separation Base
Madison reports Brig. Gen. Vincent J. Meloy announced Truax field will end its separation base activities on Monday. Since September the base has separated about 12,000 men of the Army Air Force with a peak discharge of 475 on November 15, as part of the field inactivation plan announced last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Truax Field
Vincent J. Meloy
Meloy
Truax
Army Air Force
Destruction of five cyclotrons in Tokyo Osaka and Kyoto
American troops aided by Professor Ernest Lawrence and Japanese scientists began demolishing five cyclotrons in Tokyo Osaka and Kyoto as General MacArthur ordered their destruction to curb Japan’s atomic potential. Nishina mourned the loss while Kyoto Kyoto and Osaka universities’ cyclotrons were felled.
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Toyko
Japan
United States
General MacArthur
Ernest I. Lawrence
University of California
Toshio Nishina
Tokyo
Nishina
Sumiko Yo
Kayama
Osaka Imperial University
Kyoto Trial University
William Sharp
Rockford
First Cavalry Division
Nishina Laboratory
R. M. Reid
Chicago
Kyoto Imperial University
Probers Detail Churchill FDR Plans On Japan Warning
Senate probe reveals a November 30 1941 memo labeled personal and secret for the president urged Joint American British action to deter Japan. It notes Roosevelt Churchill coordination and a proposed warning to Japan while noting wartime diplomacy and public opinion concerns.
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Japan
Britvelt
Senate House Committee
Pearl Harbor
Pan
Winant
Rd Gessell
Committee
James G. Winant
Great Britain
Naval
Pac
Cor Thacy
Gee Roosevelt
Peror Hirohito
Churchill
Roosevelt
Ferguson
R-Mich
Welles
Apneo
Gen. C. Marshall
Army
Army Board of
United States
U. S
British Commonwealth
Netherlands East Indies
Thailand
Timor
New Caledonia
Loyalty Islands
Wells
Farmers to Vote on AAA Committee Members in 16 Townships
In Green County during December voters will choose three farmers as committeemen in each of 16 townships and one delegate to the county convention. Approximately 2,500 eligible farmers may participate, with eligibility extended to those in the agricultural conservation flaxseed payment sugar or federal crop insurance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Green County
Navy
Adams
Albany
Brooklyn—community Hall
Cadiz
Clarno
West Clarno
Decatur—Brodhead
Exeter—Dayton
Jefferson— Twin Grove
Jordan—Jordan Center
Monroe— Court House
Mt. Pleasant
Monticello
New Glarus
Spring Grove
Sylvester—Prion
Washington—town Hall
YS. York—Postville
Glenn B. Syse
County Aaa Association
Grange Issues Resolutions At National Convention
The National Grange decries industrial strife and pushes for equitable milk pricing and private operation of synthetic rubber plants. It also approves a 10 point plan for farmers and favors producer distribution of milk to advance prices while resisting calls to blame current unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Grange
Grange
Double Trouble In Car Crashes In Juda
William F. Steiner, chief petty officer on leave at Juda, and John R. Hein Jr of Juda were involved in separate crashes on Highway 11 81 near the Modern club. Steiner, driving his brother in law Willis Stokes car, skidded off the shoulder while passing a milk truck and damaged a gas transport owned by Frank Kubly Trucking. Minor damage reported to Steiner’s vehicle and to Stokes’ car estimated at about 50 dollars.
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William F. Steiner
Juda
John R. Hein, Jr
GM 2/c
Steiner
George W. Armstrong
Willis Stokes
Monroe
E. L. Niffenegger
Einer
Kenneth Whitehead
Niffenegger
Frank Kubly
Immunization Clinic Set For Green County Students
Free diphtheria and smallpox shots will be offered to high school students and young children across Green County next week. Second dose diphtheria and all smallpox vaccinations will be administered at various towns on November 27 through 30 at designated schools and auditoriums.
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Green County
New Glarus
Monticello
Monroe
Browntown
Brodhead
Om. Juda
Anene
Brooklyn
Dairymen Ask Suspension of Federal Price Supports
Madison reports dairy industry leaders urged the state department of agriculture to seek immediate suspension of all federal price supports for dairy products as soon as possible after January 1 1946. The meeting recommended that price controls be lifted to aid producers facing postwar market conditions.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
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J. C. Ula
Blanchardville
The
Dairy Association
Ward
Probers
FDR
Hull
Bromley
Frank L. Bromley, Jr
Erie
AAA Committee
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