Deer Hunt Report Highlights Monroe Venison Yields
Monroeites report continued success in the north woods with hunters like Nathan Weiss at Black River Falls taking a 7 pointer and Kenneth Smith with Ralph Phillips each claiming 8 pointers near Black. Death toll rises to 12 as Wisconsin hunters face bullets and exertion amid 1% inch weekend snow aiding tracking.
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Wisconsin
Joseph R. Methe
Lester Doolittle
Otto Snyder
Sparta
Phillip Griffin
Hales Corn- Cannon
Ladysmith
Oscar Ludvik
Ben
GOP Plans Million-Dollar Outlay for 1947 Campaign
The Republican National Committee will seek approval at its December 5 meeting to spend nearly a million dollars to maintain campaign machinery through 1947. The move supports the 1948 drive with continued research, data, and information for GOP members and candidates. Chairman B. Carroll Reece likely to stay, while Democrats prepare for 1948 with added pressure on leadership and early budgeting.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
O.K
GOP
Congress
B. Carroll Reece
Ional
Senate
House
Robert E. Hannegan
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Hannegan
Lucas
Tells Lewis Ignoring Order Is Contempt Judge Refutes Claim
Washington AP Raymond McFarland a young freelance photographer tried a closeup of John L Lewis at a district court during a luncheon recess. Lewis allegedly swung his cane striking the photographer shredding a finger and knocking a flashlight bulb from a reflector. McFarland said there was a trace of blood. He did not obtain the picture.
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Washington
Raymond McFarland
John L. Lewis
Lewis
District Court
McFarland
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Norris-La Guardia
UMW
Joseph Padway
AFL
Padway
Jo Goldsborough
John
Sennett
Nationwide coal strike cripples industry and schools
The soft coal walkout idles 70 000 workers in steel rail and related fields with up to 250 000 more expected. Schools from Denver to Philadelphia close heatless, Provo Utah residents seek coal, and 21 states report drastic brownouts amid looming further layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
Denver
Philadelphia
Provo
Irving S. Olds
U. S. Steel
Tri-state Industrial Association
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Toledo
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Virginia Railway
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Youngstown
Sheet & Tube
Birmingham
Ala
Michigan
Lansing
First South Central rural art show draws buyers for Madison
The Green County Normal School hosts the first south central rural art show with works by Martha Fisher Akre and others. Notable pieces include Akre's Sugar and Spice, a portrait of her daughter Bobbe, and works by Frances R. Burt, Elizabeth Steindorf, Dorothy Maurer, Carl Marty Sr., Arthur L. Johnson, Nea Woodman, and Ruth Maurer. The exhibit aims for a permanent collection purchase in Madison as the 1947 show plans unfold for fall.
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Green County Normal School
Madison
Martha Fisher Akre
Monroe
Bobbe
Milwaukee
Akre
Frances R. Burt
Albany
Dorothy Maurer
Child’s
Green County
Carl Marty Sr
Marty
Arthur L. Johnson
Nea
John A. Becker
Reuben Berlin
Wesport
Wis
Marjorie N. Peterson
Hollandale
Ruth Maurer
Chicago Warehouse Blast Kills Man and Injures Dozens
A warehouse blast in Chicago ripped a trolley, killing a man identified as Walter and injuring 46 others. Investigators work to determine the cause as emergency crews secure the scene.
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Chicago
Home Burns While Mrs Miller Is Absent
Mrs Lucille Miller left for Yube where she resides with Rev B W Blackburn during her husband’s deer hunting trip. Her absence followed word that the Miller home was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning and all furnishings in the new home were lost.
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Lucille Miller
Yube
Rev
B. W. Blackburn
Hunter Drops Two Bucks with One Shot Near Medford
Carl Rehbein reports two forked horn bucks were killed with a single shot as they approached. he waited until within 25 yards before firing. The 1.5 pound buck fell first and the second, about 185 pounds, was killed as the bullet passed through. An unsuccesful nearby hunter later received the second deer.
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Carl Rehbein
Rehbein
Wisconsin Supreme Court Names Boardman to Bar Board
The Wisconsin Supreme Court announced the appointment of W. Wade Boardman of Madison to the State Board of Bar Commissioners to replace Paul N. Grubb of Janesville who resigned due to ill health. Boardman will serve the unexpired term ending August 1947. Grubb had served since 1931.
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Bar Commission Board
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
W. Wade Boardman
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Paul N. Grubb
Janesville
Boardman
Grubb
U.N. Votes on Disarmament and Troop Inventory
The U N assembly committee approved a British resolution for a troop census with a split vote 13 to 7 Russia opposing while the others supported the British plan The United States and Great Britain urged inclusion of all forces at home and abroad in the report due by January 1 1947 Russia agreed to report on troops abroad only Molotov condemned the Anglo American proposal signaling likely noncooperation on home troop counts
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Trance
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Molotov
United Nations
Gas Pipeline Hearing At K. C. Is Delayed
The federal power commission hearing on a three way appeal for natural gas pipeline facilities serving six midwestern states resumes Monday after a four day Thanksgiving recess. Mid-Continent Gas Transmission Co. will continue testimony with a report on Peerless Gas & Oil Co. reserves in the Hugoton field, aided by Kansas and Oklahoma commissions.
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Kansas City
Mid-Continent Gas Transmission Co
St. Paul
Federal Power Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Mid-Continent
Jerome Hoffman
Kenneth A. Ellison
Oklahoma City
Peerless Gas & Oil Co
Hugoton, Kas
Kansas and Oklahoma Corporation Commissions
Hugoton
Subpoena Served On Interior Secretary Krug
A man named Lewis delivered an unprecedented congressional committee subpoena to Secretary of the Interior J A Krug at the department. Krug accepted the document without comment.
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Washington
Lewis
John L
Congressional Committee
Interior
J. A. Krug
Krug
Interior Department
Thanksgiving Weekend Weather and Closings in Monroe
A colder, clear forecast for Monroe ahead of Thanksgiving slows travel as stores, offices, and public buildings close tomorrow. Union and other churches plan services tonight and tomorrow, with turkey on many menus and venison arrivals from the north woods. Snow flurries and sharp winds drop temps to 27 noon, Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin report subzero readings, city and federal offices shut except the post office. The Times also pauses publication for the holiday.
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Monroe
Union Church
Methodist Church
Turkey
North Woods
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
the Times
Dorothy Sweeny Sentenced in Shell Lake Death Case
Mrs. Dorothy Sweeny 28 mother of four received 40 days in Washburn county jail after pleading guilty as an accessory after the fact in the death of her husband Ellis Sweeny 34 who was shot near their Shell Lake home on October 6.
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Dorothy Sweeny
Washburn County
Ellis Sweeny
Shell Lake
Boston Nightclub Owner Welansky Pardoned After Fire Deaths
Barnett Welansky, owner of the Coconut Grove night club in Boston where 493 people died in 1942, was released after a 3 year sentence for manslaughter. Gov. Maurice Tobin and council approved the pardon despite victim-family protests. Welansky, diagnosed with lung cancer, said he would have preferred dying in the fire.
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Boston
Barnett Welansky
Welansky
Maurice J. Tobin
Coconut Grove
Weensky
Robert F. Bradford
Tobin
Norfolk Prison Colony
Funeral Rites Planned for Former Governor Schmedeman
Former Wisconsin governor Albert G. Schmedeman died yesterday. Pallbearers include William Gates Richard Lauritzen and Justice J Ward Rector funeral service Friday at 2 PM in Grace Episcopal Madison with Rev John O Patterson officiating Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Governor Goodland closed executive offices Friday afternoon in respect.
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Madison
Albert G. Schmedeman
William Gates
Richard Lauritzen
Milwaukee
J. Ward
Richard Marshall
C. R. Parr
Leo Lunenschloss
Grace Episcopal Church
John O. Patterson
Forest Hill Cemetery
Goodlana
Schmedeman
Record Polio Deaths and Cases Reach New State High
Wiscon sin records a polio death of a 9 year old from Racine as total deaths reach ninety and cases top 1,302 this year. Dr H M Guilford says incidence is near the end and new cases may dwindle in a few weeks.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
H. M. Guilford
Department
Ex-Aide Wyatt Says He Won’t Resign After Talks
Washington editor Wilson Wyatt conferred with President Truman and then declined to resign, replying with a flat no sir when asked about his intentions. The exchange follows ongoing housing policy discussions and press scrutiny.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Truman
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