Wisconsin bankers to meet at Turner Hall Oct 11
Eight southwestern Wisconsin counties will be represented at the Wisconsin Bankers association district meeting in Turner Hall on October 11. Group I includes Green County with sessions, golf at Monroe Country Club, and a full afternoon program.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Turner Hall
Green County
Monroe Country Club
A. P. Larsen
Argyle
M. W., Irgens
Lancaster State Bank
Theron E. Keller
Richland Center
Thomas H. Grimm
Muscoda
Morrison
Woman found asphyxiated in Milwaukee home kitchen
Mrs. John Becker 83 was found by neighbor Alfred Leuenberger in the kitchen of 2102 14th street after a kettle on a gas stove boiled over. Coroner Hermann Stuessy ruled accidental asphyxiation with no inquest. Funeral services set for 1:30 Thursday at Shriner Neushhwander. Burial Greenwood. Also reports Nazi war crimes trial: Goering and 9 others sentenced to death. Hess and Funk given life terms.
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John Becker
14Th Street
Alfred Leuenberger
Becker
Hermann A. Stuessy
Green County
Jacob
Mary Anna Zwahlen Karlen
Mary Anna Karlen
Canton
Bern
Switzerland
America
Monroe
Washington Township
Jefferson
Jacob E
Herman Becker
Jefferson Township
C. B. Schubring
Otto Blumer
Gottlieb A. Karlen
Fred J. Karlen
Winslow
Lena Werren
John
David
Louis
Samuel
Anna Karlen
Rose Schumacher
Louisa Karlen
Shriner- Neushhwander
Alvin C. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Hitler
International Military Tribunal
Rudolf Hess
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
Allied Control Council
Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Wilhelm Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Julius Streicher
Fritz Sauckel
Alfred Jod
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Martin Bormann
Bormann
von Papen
Schacht
Fritsche
Wilhelm Hoegner
Bavaria
C. L. Adcock
Control Council
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Britain
United States
France
Robert H. Jackson
U. S
Berlin
Alfred Jodl
Hess Rudolph Hess
Scotland
Walther Funk
Erich Raeder
Von
Truman Action Soon on Meat Shortage Threats
Wisconsin restaurant operators threaten to close Thursday if price relief on meat meals is not granted by the OPA. Monroe and Fox River valley groups push statewide action while Madison plans to feed University of Wisconsin students. Representatives attend Janesville meeting to press for relief amid price control battles.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
OPA
Janesville
Fox River Valley
Elmer Conforti
Cirics
Osha
Appleton
Newtah
Menasia
Ripon
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Ladysmith
Mondovi
Sate
Tomahawk and
Merrill
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Edwin Bb
Farm Price Index Shows 2 Percent Mid-August Decline
The Agriculture Department reports the index of farm prices declined 2 percent from mid-August to mid-September, the first drop since 1940. The Sept 15 index stood at 243 percent of the 1910-14 average, with related indices down in price paid and livestock categories.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Madison Restaurant Closures Flagged by Attorney General
Attorney General John F. Martin warned Madison restaurant owners that closing on Thursday could violate conspiracy and restraint of trade statutes. The warning followed a protest by the Madison consumers' committee which argued refusals to serve meat or closures breach section 133.01. Elmer Conforti of Milwaukee predicted about 90 percent of the state’s 17 000 restaurants would close.
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Madison
John £. Martin
Ee Ae Ae
Martin
Madison Consumers’ Committee
Wisconsin
Elmer Conforti
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Albany Man Dies in Auto Crash Near Mazomanie
Eric Moir aged 39 husband of former Doris Broughton was killed when his car left the road near Mazomanie. He lived with his wife and three children at the home of her parents on the county line road and was employed in Madison. Funeral plans are pending as relatives are notified.
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Albany
Times Special Service
Eric Moir
Doris Broughton
Moir
Harry Rondillen
Aibeeyante
Madison
Douglas
Chicago
Milk Prices Rise As Dairy Spokesmen Announce
Milk prices were announced today by dairy spokesmen in Menominee Michigan with the notice describing the rise in the cost of milk for consumers.
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The
Associated Press
Wisconsin educator to speak on corrective child work
Professor T. L. Tegerson of the University of Wisconsin school of education will address Monroe school teachers at the high school auditorium tomorrow at 3 PM. The talk centers on the university's new child program and its approaches to corrective work.
Reward Offered Amid Chicken and Cattle Theft Reports
Green county posts a $50 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of anyone stealing chickens or cattle. The sheriff and district attorney will determine eligible claimants. Wisconsin law may sentence offenders to up to five years in prison or a $1,000 fine.
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Green County
Green’ County
Wisconsin
Rudolph P. Reger
Beautiful Weather After Frost in Monroe
The city saw a killing frost in outlying areas with a white coat on gardens though the low never dropped below 39. Warmer days and blue skies are forecast for several days. September ran close to 1945 with a mean temp of 61.82 versus 61.07, and rainfall this year totals 3.84 inches versus 5.79 inches in 1945.
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Monroe
Heavy Frost Hits Midwest and Great Lakes Area
The weather bureau warned of heavy frosts and near freezing temperatures across Indiana and lower Michigan tonight. Reports show subfreezing lows from Rockford to Indianapolis with Chicago at 38 and Land O Lakes at 18, as a snowstorm lashes New England and damages crops and power lines.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Michigan
Midwest
Peoria
Moline
Decatur
Danville
Streator
Ottawa
Burlington
St. Louis
Madison
Milwaukee
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Louisville
Lexington
Columbus
Toledo
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Rockford
Effingham
Inl
New England
Green Mountains
Chamber of Commerce Committee to Rewrite Group's Constitution
In a joint session at City hotel the Chamber of Commerce and its retail bureau agreed to appoint a committee to revise the constitution and by-laws from 1922. The 20 members expect merger action while preserving identity and a single funding source. They outlined fall and winter plans including enhanced Christmas decor and moving Farmers' night to mid March 1947.
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City Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Bureau
Paul Baltze
Harold F. Scherer
Take It Out Take out that ad
G Soseman city clerk burst into The Times office before sunrise to stop the rush. He had placed a classified ad about his car and after fifteen calls sold it at peak price.
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G. S. Soseman
The
Times
Threaten Seizure of All Livestock Bound for Market
Washington reports that Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warned a potential government seizure of all market bound livestock to ease a meat shortage. Chairman Spence said at a White House conference he could not discuss specifics. The army priority system and import limits were also noted as factors in the shortage.
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Washington
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
House Banking Committee
White House
Anderson
New Mexico
Agriculture Department
Army
Argentina
Navy Plane Flies 11,237 Miles Nonstop from Australia to Ohio
The Lockheed Neptune P2V turtle patrol bomber landed at Port Columbus at 11 28 a m completing a record nonstop flight of 11 237 miles from Perth Australia The crew of four plus a baby kangaroo and fatigue tests awaited the officials from Washington and Chicago led by Adm Richard W Ewen The fliers Comdr Thomas D Davies Comdr Eugene P Rankin and Lt Comdr H Tabeling left Perth at 4 10 am Sunday after checking with Sacramento radio stations and planning to stop at Des Moines before continuing to Columbus
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Columbus
Port Columbus
Perth
Australia
Columbus Naval Air Station
Navy
Washington
Chicago
Adm
Richard W. Ewen
Naval Air Reserve Training Station
Glenview
Thomas D. Davies
Cleveland
Eugene P. Rankin
Sapulpa
Okla
Walter S. Reid
Washington, D. C
H. Tabeling
Jacksonville
Sacramento
Calif
Des Moines
Ohio
Comdr. Davies
Ewen
Davies
Killed in Air Crash South of Albany
Ben King a 34 year old Rockford resident died shortly before noon when his trainer plane crashed on the farm of his parents two miles south of Albany. No witnesses were reported and King reportedly buzzed the home before losing control. He died after being removed from the wreckage before reaching hospital. Survivors include his parents his wife and three children and several brothers and sisters.
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Albany
Times Special Service
Ben King
Rockford
Beloit
Wallace King
King
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Dill Bridge Reopened After Pecatonica River Incident
The Dill bridge on highway 11 two miles west of Browntown, closed since Monday night Sept 23 after an automobile accident broke a main support, has been reopened. Traffic was rerouted via highways 6 to Darlington and 78 to Argyle during repairs by the county.
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Pecatonica River
Highway 11
Browntown
Darlington
Argyle
Stores to close Thursday afternoons year round except December
Forty five Monroe businesses mainly around the square announced in a Times advertisement they will stay closed Thursday afternoons all year except December. Merchants acted individually and not through a group or organization.
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Monroe
Times
IMF votes Italy admission with Yugoslavia dissenting
The International Monetary Fund member committee approved Italy’s admission with Yugoslavia the lone dissenter. Board approval remains required but the committee’s action makes Italy nearly certain to join the fund and likely the World Bank’s 7.67 billion dollar loan group. Washington sources say Henry A Wallace will campaign for Democratic nominees in multiple Midwestern states with full party support and no address restrictions.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
Italy
Yugoslavia
Board of Governors
World Bank
Henry A Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Democratic National Committee
Wallace
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Hess
R. J. Morrison Jr
Boscobel State Bank
Frank A. Buehler
T. B. Thomas
Farmers and Merchants Union Bank
Wesley
Mr. Larsen
Resolutions Committee
P. A. Wachman
Brooklyn State Bank
C. C. Frederick
Rio-Fall River Union Bank
Mr. Irgens
Harold Ostrum
First National
Blanchardville
A. A. Weinand
Sun Prairie
W. C. Cornfield
Bank of New South Wales
Sydney
Ribbentrop
Keitel
Jodl
Rosenberg
Frank
Frick
Streicher
Mazomanie
Group
Dill
Rudolph Hess
William Keitel
Ernest Kaltenbrunner
Walter Funk
Karl Doenitz
Baldur von Schirach
Ee Papen
Albert Speer
Constantin von Neurath
Hans Fritzche
Paris
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