Hurley Resigns and Attacks U S China Policy
Former Army envoy Hurley resigns in Chungking with a 1500 word statement accusing U S policy of driving China into civil conflict and aligning with imperialist blocs and communism. He claims American diplomats opposed unification efforts and the China policy undermined by career diplomats while praising some progress toward military unity in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Hurley
Chungking
Truman
China
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
Chinese Communist Party
United States
County Victory Loan Drive Nears Goal As Monroe Tightens
County Victory Loan progress shows counties nearing the top with Monroe close to quota in E bonds and sales. Albany and New Glarus lead villages over goal while only 450 250 of 779 000 county quota is sold. full figures await Bert Ketter in Albany.
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Monroe
H. ©. Roth
Ward
Lakeshire-Marty
Secony-Vacuum Oil
Woolworth
Bert Ketter
Albany
Green County Victory Loan
New Glarus
Ketter
Yanks Send 700 Planes to Chiang in Manchuria Drive
Reports from Chungking state some 700 American aircraft are being flown into China to aid Nationalist forces as central troops push toward Mukden. An Associated Press dispatch notes crashes and weather losses while U S officials debate risk vs mission in Manchuria theater.
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Chungking
China
Mukden
Mil
Manchuria
Associated Press
Richard Cushing
Shanghai
India
Burma
Ching
Marine
Cushing
War Department
10Th Air Force
14Th Air Force
U. S. Air Force
United
Peipine-Mukden
Kowpanetze
Chiang
Changchun
Manchurian
Hull Defends Concessions View In Pearl Harbor Probe
Cordell Hull testified before the Senate House committee denying an army board interpretation that his November 26 1941 note to Japanese peace envoys touched off the war. He said Japan sought control of the Pacific and that no concession could have stopped an attack. The inquiry widened with calls to explain Grews testimony and whether Japanese envoys knew of the sneak attack. Officials sought intelligence on Washington to Hawaii warning messages including the December 7 1941 cable from Marshall to Short.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Army Inquiry Board
Senate House
Pearl Harbor
Army Board
Pacific
Hull
United States
Ee Ee Committee
White House
Lucas
D-Ii
Army
Joseph C. Grew
Grew
Ferguson
Sumner Welles
Navy
Hawaii
Marshall
Short
Swiss Pensions Set to Triple Output Next Year
Berne reports the government will raise old age pension payouts to a total of 100000 francs for the coming year. About 260000 people over 65 are to receive monthly sums from 50 to 83 francs, roughly 11 to 19 dollars.
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Berne
Switzerland
Welcome Home Sailor Bets First Call as Mister
Navy veteran Vinal Toreenson, from the town’s Terpedeoman, visits Walter Day’s barber shop. He agrees to be called Mister Jorgenson as a welcome home gesture and offers a dollar for the first time he can say Mister. Day jokingly returns the note and suggests placing it in Victory bonds.
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Vinal Toreenson
C ‘Oreenson
Walter Day
Day
Mr. Jorgenson
Jorgensen
Walt
Jorgenson
Record Milk Output May Surpass 1945 High in Wisconsin
Wisconsin and U S agriculture reports project milk production topping 15 billion pounds in 1945 due to ample crops and grain for cattle. First ten months show an 8 percent rise from 1944 as cows increase and concentrates rise. A. H. Lauterbach urged 1946 price floors to sustain output and prevent dairy farm selloffs, arguing parity and higher dairy incomes are needed.
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Madison
Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Chicago
A. H. Lauterbach
Pure Milk Association
The
Illinois Agricultural Association
Lauterbach
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Snowfall Improves Highway Conditions and Farm Benefits
Snow continues today and unexpectedly improves road conditions with no accidents reported by mid afternoon. If clearing weather persists, highways remain passable and snow cover supports farmers during this season.
Death in Lake Claims Six on Chelan School Bus
In Chelan Washington a bus plunged into Lake Chelan killing six aboard including five children and driver Jack T. Saggie. Divers recovered one body at 130 feet as rescue teams used deep sea gear and worked from Grand Coulee Dam. the community grieved while search efforts continued.
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Chelan
Wash
Jack T Saggee
Esa
Margaret
Peggy) Rice
Bob Watson
Donnie Mack
Ethel Keck
Mary Stark
Mrs. Brown
Grand Coulee Dam
Seattle
Colin
D. S. O'Donnell
Postmaster Announces Mail Delivery Rules for Farm Roads
Postmaster John J. Burkhard says no mail will be delivered to farm homes with uncleared roadways to the mailbox. Farmers must clear their roads to receive mail or relocate the mailbox to the main road.
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John J. Burkhard
Scout Court of Honor Set For Tomorrow Evening
Green counties Boy Scout troops plan a district Court of Honor at the circuit court room tomorrow at 7 30 pm. The ceremony includes merit badges ranks and county group demonstrations. Troop 113 Monroe led by Scoutmaster Harvey H Holland will demonstrate signaling and Troop 101 Clark Kleckner will show first aid. Other troops will cover ax use compass demonstrations and a fuzz stick shown.
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Green County
District Court of Honor
Circuit Court Room
Monroe
Harvey H. Holland
Clark Kleckner
Wisconsin Power and Light limits stock sales
Wisconsin Power and Light announces control on ownership of 12 million dollars of new 4 percent preferred stock to holders of present preferred stock, 85 percent of whom are Wisconsin residents. The firm calls in its 6 and 7 percent preferred stock for exchange, with 167,633 shares outstanding and 137,620 already tendered.
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Madison
Wisconsin Power and Licht Company
Wisconsin
GOP Names 36 to District Parley
Green County Republicans named Rudolph P. Regez to serve as district attorney and county chairman succeeding the late Lester J. Michael. Regez will lead the Green County delegation at the district meeting December 11 in the Rock County Courthouse in Janesville.
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Green County
Rudolph P. Regez
Lester J. Michael
Regez
Rock County
Janesville
Mae Dowd Ray
Court House
Nazi plans to violate Versailles surface at war crimes trial
American prosecutors disclosed undercover German naval and air force buildup aimed at overturning the Versailles settlement. Documents show early steps to reoccupy the Rhineland and widen a looming empire, with officials noting potential earlier chances to halt the German rearmament.
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Nuernberg
England
Empire
France
Russia
Hitler
Spain
Finland
Holland
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Grand Adm
Erich Raeder
Sidney 5S
Alderman
Rhineland
Europe
Hiter
Service Man Joins Times News Staff
Mr and Mrs Arthur R Railton arrive from Salem New Hampshire to reside in Monroe He will be general reporter for The Times succeeding Ray Barth Railtons Iowa City journalism degree and four and a half years in the armed forces including two years overseas in the Third Army under General Patton He served as captain in artillery anti aircraft at headquarters They spent Thanksgiving with Mr Railtons parents in New Hampshire.
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Arthur R. Railton
Salem
N. H
Monroe
Railton
the Times
Ray Barth
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Third Army
Patton
England
Austria
Mr. Railton
New Hampshire
Defense witness says Yamashita shunned by Tojo in exile remark
A Tokyo attorney Keichoku Yoshida testified at war crime trials that Yamashita was exiled to Manchuria by Tojo after his Singapore victory. Yoshida said Tojo despised Yamashita for deeming a war with the United States undesirable.
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Hideki Tojo
Manchuria
Singapore
Keichoku Yoshida
Tokyo
Yamashita
Toje
United States
Yuletide Lights Go On Saturday For Square
Snow storm delays but decorations for the square begin with measurements for wiring and a 25 foot tree planned at the southeast corner. Lights are set to be turned on December 1. Total cost exceeds $1000. Zeta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha to organize a children's party with date to be announced.
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Court House
Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Milwaukee Road Enters New Era After Reorganization
Federal Judge Michael L. Igoe approved the reorganization of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad after a decade of bankruptcy litigation. Five trustees were appointed to manage the reorganized company, with Leo T. Crowley named chairman to represent the 50 year mortgage bond holders.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Michael L. Igoe
Road
Igoe
Reorganized Road
Leo T. Crowley
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Two Blanchardville Youths Win Eagle Scout Honors
Robert Sardeson and Jakie Unterholzner received the Eagle badge at the Lafayette County district Boy Scouts court of honor in Blanchardville. The ceremony honored scouts with other awards as Stewart F. Kingston of Monroe presented pins to tenderfoot boys. South Wayne and Darlington troops participated in the service.
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Robert Sardeson
Jakie Unterholzner
Blanchardville
Lafayette County
Stewart F. Kingston
Monroe
South Wayne
Darlington
New J. C. Agent to Arrive This Week
Alfred Henning Jr of Clovedale Illinois will arrive this week to take duties as depot agent at Illinois Central railroad yards. He succeeds Francis Lamboley who is deceased. Selmar Brager of Burlington Illinois has been filling the vacancy and will return home.
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Alfred Henning, Jr
Cloverdale
Ill
Woodford
Illinois Central Railroad
Mr. Henning
Francis E. Lamboley
Selmar Brager
Burlington
Two Youth Hunters Wounded In Wisconsin Deer Season
The 5day deer season toll rose with two more youths wounded in the north woods. James Thompson a 15 year old Milwaukee boy in critical condition after a near Niagra Wisconsin shooting. David Mueller a 15 year old Wausau boy was shot in the heel when his rifle slipped from his mitten near Heafford Junction Oneida County.
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Associated Press
North Woods
James Thompson
Milwaukee
Florence Thompson
Penn Hospital
Norway
Mich
Niagara
Wis
David Mueller
Wausau
Marathon County
Carl Mueller
Heatford Junction
Oneida County
Mueller
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