Lakeshire Marty Cancels Most of Leasing Program
The Borden company’s Lakeshire-Marty division cancels virtually all cheese factory leases in the region. Raymond R. Kubly says most leases are terminated within 60 to 90 days as ownership returns to individual farmers or cooperatives. Borden will buy cheese from owners and continue occasional leased factories only if beneficial, signaling a postwar shift toward competition over lease control.
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Borden Company
Raymond R. Kubly
Lakeshire-Marty
Borden
Monroe
Borden Reduces Cheese Factory Leases in Ane Seen Geena
C. A. Eckburg vice president of Borden says almost all of the company’s cheese factory leases in Ane Seen Geena are being terminated this week. He notes that Borden once controlled 198 leases in the state and that fifty leases have already been canceled.
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Borden Plymouth
Borden Company
Geena
C. A. Eckburg
Eckburg
Borden
LaFollette Silent On Run For House Seat
Washington Senator La Follette declined to comment on a Milwaukee county Progressive Republican draft to run for congress to fill the vacancy left by the death of Representative Henry. Henry had been reelected in the general election, dying last Wednesday. La Follette had recently lost in the Wisconsin GOP primary after previously serving as a Progressive.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wis
Milwaukee County
Progressive Republican Organization
Congress
Henry
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Riot Quelled Aboard Immigrant Ship Hameria Hamri
In Haifa a clash between Jewish refugees aboard the Hameria Hamri ended after an hour with 10 soldiers injured four seriously as Britis h troops used tear gas fire hoses and clubs to break the riot. In St Paul teachers picketed schools while Washington demands Krug testify on emergency pipeline plans.
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Haifa
Palestine
Hameria Hamri
Lochita
Six More Deer Slain by Monroe Region Hunters
Monroe region hunters added six more deer to the tally as Wisconsin neared the midpoint of a 9 day season. Ten total deaths included four gunshot fatalities and six heart attack related to over exertion. Betsy Trelka found an injured deer after a crash through a high wire fence and killed it at a tavern owned by her father.
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Monroe Region
Stevens Point
Stanley Trelka
Portage County
Monroe
Times
Harold J. Blumer
Arthur Keel
Morgan Erickson
Frederick Schindler
Niagara
Roger Dunwiddie
Harold Gissing
William Hawthorne
Raymond Guttmer
Digman
Howard Lewis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Schmedeman 82 Dies at Madison Home
Albert G. Schmedeman former Wisconsin governor died at his Madison home after a long illness at age 82. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs. Carl Hayden of New York, son Albert G. Schmedeman Jr. of Madison, sister Mrs. Anna Nelson of St Paul. Funeral Friday at Grace Episcopal Church Madison with burial at Forest Hill. Governor Goodland called his death a personal and public loss.
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Madison
Albert G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Schmedeman
Federal Housing Administration
Milwaukee
Carl Hayden
New York
Albert G. Schmedeman Jr
Anna Nelson
St. Paul
Grace Episcopal
New Test of Force at West Allis Plant
Milwaukee sheriff ready to deploy deputies and police to guard the Giant Allis-Chalmers plant as mass picketing looms after a yesterday demonstration. Six injured and 16 arrested amid stone throwing and clashes as UAW CIO leader R. J. Thomas vows continued mass action. Governor Goodland warned national guardsmen may be called to maintain order in the seven month old strike.
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Milwaukee
Sheriff's Department
Allis-Chalmers
UAW
R. J. Thomas
Thomas
Milwaukee Area
Thanksgiving Quiet Observance Posts Halt City Business
Monroe plans devout and quiet observances with church services and family dinners. Most city county and federal offices close and the post office runs a skeleton crew. Banks stores and offices close and schools dismiss early as travel peaks.
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Monroe
Thanksgiving Weather Forecast Shows Rain Snow and Cold Snap
The U S Weather Bureau reports a mixed Thanksgiving forecast with rain or light snow for most areas and normal temperatures. Northern Minnesota eyes sub zero readings 5 to 10 degrees below zero, with parts of North Dakota also cold. Temperatures near the divide vary from freezing to mild in different regions along the nation.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mercury
North Dakota
Midwest
Northeast
South Atlantic States
Gulf Area
Rocky Mountain
Continental Divide
Pacific Coast
California
Thanksgiving Services Plan Across Monroe Churches
Authorities at the Monroe bus station said numerous extra buses would be on the road from late to morrow through Thanksgiving night. Rev. LeRoy Loats will deliver Our Thanksgiving Prayer at union services at First Methodist, with pastors from Immanuel Evangelical Grace Lutheran First Methodist St. Johns Evangelical and Reformed Universalist and Union Presbyterian taking part. Charles B. Bolender will play organ preludes and the choir will sing Come Ye Faithful People Come Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah. Rev. Newell Mendenhall will read the president's proclamation and Rev. D. Andrew Howey will lead the responsive reading on Praise and Thanksgiving. Soloists are Edwin W. Schuetze and Mrs. Robert Richardson. Rev. Paul C. Kehle will give the New Testament lesson and Rev. Alvin C. Rabehl will lead the pastoral prayer. Other services tomorrow evening in the city were scheduled at.
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Monroe
Loais
LeRoy Loats
Union Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Immanuel Evangelical
Grace Lutheran
First Methodist
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Universalist
Union Presbyterian
Charles B. Bolender
Newell Mendenhall
D. Andrew Howey
Edwin W. Schuetze
Robert Richardson
Paul C. Kehle
Alvin C. Rabehl
Butter Push Prompts Advertising Drive At Industry Meet
Henry Schumacher of Swift & Co. told the American Butter Institute butter production has fallen to its lowest point since 1900s but urged planning for higher sales. He cited per capita butter use dropping from 18.5 pounds in 1933 to 12.1 in 1945 and noted margarine’s postwar quality. The institute vowed to invest time and money in research to improve butter and dairy products.
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Chicago
American Butter Institute
Henry Schumacher
Swift & Co
Joe Doakes
Institute
Hope for Swift Lewis Trial As Nation Begins Brownout
Monroe bows to civilian production rules and endures a dimout to conserve coal. city lights mostly stay on while theaters and marquees dim. Rail traffic shows no cuts yet. schools plan no curbs as coal reserves last 60 to 90 days. veterans anticipate a sparse Christmas season.
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Swift Lewis
Monroe
Civilian Production Administration
Monroe’s
Green County Court House
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Illinois Central
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Louis W. DeLorimier
Milwaukee Road
A. C. F. Henning
I. C
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
E. O. Evans
Herman A. Stuessy
CPA
Rail Service Cut and Holiday Jam Strain Milwaukee Trains
Milwaukee railroads brace for peak Thanksgiving traffic with a government ban on extra locomotive sections. The Milwaukee Road and Northwestern add coaches to existing trains, expect standing room only, and delay longer trains. Some services such as the Madison to Milwaukee student special will be discontinued.
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Milwaukee and Northwestern
Associated Press
E. P. Rueter
Northwestern
Peninsula
Rueter
Chicago
Ishpeming
Mich
Wisconsin
F. Dahnke
Milwaukee Road
Copper Country Limited
Michigan
Dahnke
Madison
SFA
CPA
Wilson Wyatt
U. S. Steel
Carnegie-Illinois
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Truman to Attend Army Navy Game in Philadelphia
President Truman plans to travel by special train to Philadelphia on Saturday to attend the Army Navy football game with Mrs. Truman. He will sit on both sides during the game and return to Washington by nightfall. This marks his third college game of the season.
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Truman
Philadelphia
White House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Municipal Stadium
Navy
Army
Mr. Truman
Safety Committee Named by Cecil Jones VFW Post
Wilbur E. Deininger Nathan F. Burgy and Harold Heimann were elected to a safety committee by the Cecil Jones post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Turner hall to promote traffic safety in Monroe. Post Commander Louis W. Wolleson read a letter from R. C. Salisbury urging veterans to play a key role in Wisconsin traffic safety efforts. The VFW authorized Wolleson to appoint a building and property committee, but appointments were delayed pending further study.
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Wilbur E. Deininger
Nathan F. Burgy
Harold Heimann
Cecil Jones
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Hall
Monroe
Louis W. Wolleson
R. C. Salisbury
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
VFW
Wolleson
Progressing on Veteran Housing Project in Monroe
The city’s veterans housing effort at 12th Avenue between 22nd and 23rd Streets shows progress as Theodore J. Burgy, Green County service officer, says veterans may file temporary housing applications at the service office in coming weeks. About 20 informal applications have been received, to be transferred to blank forms for submission to a selection committee.
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12Th Avenue
22Nd
23Rd Streets
Theodore J. Burgy
Green County Service
Burgy
Monroe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wesley L. Dodge
American Legion
Frank A. Buehler
BYU Extends Thanksgiving Break Amid Coal Shortage
BYU President Howard S. McDonald announced a two day earlier start to the Thanksgiving vacation due to a coal shortage. About four thousand students faced cold classrooms over three days as dormitories and one classroom building lacked heat, while some buildings still had heat.
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Provo
Brigham Young University
Howard S. McDonald
Coal Shortage Triggers Mass Layoffs Across Industries
Washington moves to speed John L. Lewis contempt trial as coal shortages force about 60 000 layoffs. Government seeks quick court action to pressure a possible settlement, while curbs on coal deliveries hit schools utilities and railroads.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
High Administration
United Mine
Federal District Court
These Fuels Administration
Mrs Ida Gaarder Breaks Leg in Fall at Home
Ida Gaarder 73 of Orfordville fractured her right leg after falling from a step ladder while washing windows this morning. She was taken to St Clare hospital where the break was set and she is treated for shock.
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Ida Gaarder
Orfordville
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