Molotov Bevin Clash Deepens Balkan Peace Talks
Informants say Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov threatened to withdraw after a heated exchange with British Foreign Secretary Bevin during the foreign ministers conference. The big four, plus France and China, wrangled over Potsdam terms and Balkan peace drafting as the five-power talks stretched on with no clear end in sight.
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London
Foreign Ministers
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Merey Clove
Ives
United Staten
Russia
Great Britain
France
China
Potsdam
Balkan
Molotov
Bevin
Tehran
Moscow
U. S
Cordelia Hull
Anthony Eden
Council
Postwar Plans For University
Dr. Fred outlined four guiding principals for rebuilding the university after the war. He stressed faculty committees addressing student needs and projected about 14,000 enrollments for 1946 47. Projects approved by the campus planning commission and board of regents for architectural planning were listed.
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Fred
Board of Regents For
Moon May Shine Again In Last Quarter Moon
Weather notes describe Phoebe's light in the night sky and 59 inches of rainfall since Saturday with 4 inches on Monday. Barometer shifts hint at fair weather tomorrow and a rising temp trend midweek. Scattered captions mention Marion Webster, Phyllis Webster, and a court acquittal related to child theft and insanity defenses.
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Taeavn
Phoebe
Times Office
Marion
Phyllis
Ann Webster
Tay Ty Dodge
Paul D. Ki ‘King
Army air base corrects kitchen police duties for POWs
Brig. Gen. Arthur Easterbrook said liberated prisoners of war at the Santa Ana Army Air Base were assigned to K P in error. Forty POWs, including S/Sergeant Jacob D Deshazier of Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo raid, washed dishes after arrival, with the general stating the base will provide full facilities instead.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Forarm Air Forces
K.P
Arthur Easterbrook
Army Air Base
K. P
Jacob D. Deshazer
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Deshazer
Job Counselor Is Needed in County
Dockhorn urges return of United States Employment Service to Green County as near full city employment and many servicemen returning from the army and navy increase the need for a job counselor. He notes offices lack information and are too busy to assist individuals, and offers to send a representative to Monroe if needed.
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Umeer
Earl L. Dockhorn
United States Employment Service
Green County
Dockhorn
Army
Navy
Monroe
Drama in Hirohito Decision to Quit
The article recalls a tense pre surrender meeting where Emperor Hirohito pressed navy chief Admiral Yonai and army chief General Anami about continuing the war. Yonai says Japan has no chance and should surrender. Anami asks for one more battle before fleeing in shame, later killing himself. A Pottsdam declaration acceptance reached Truman. A man faces murder charges in a separate county case over his wife's shooting. bond set at $1,000 with a hearing date to be announced.
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Hito
Tighe
Adm
Mitsumasa Yonai
Kobeichika Anami
Yonai
Japan
Anami
Truman
Antoinette
Moeser
Nurse Lt Baltzer to receive discharge at Ft Sheridan
Lt Katherine L. Baltzer of 1423 16th Street is expected to receive an honorable discharge today at Ft Sheridan, ending 3 years 7 months of service with the 56th Anesthetists. She helped land at Anzio in 1944 and earned the Bronze Star for gallantry under fire.
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Katherine L. Baltzer
16Th ‘Street
Ft. Sheridan
U. S
Tien
Anzio
Mark Clark
Patton Demoted Over Nazi Policy Clash with Eisenhower
General Patton loses command of the Third Army and will assume leadership of the reduced 15th Army in Germany. Lt. Gen. Lucian Truscott will take over the Third Army as Eisenhower and allies press for immediate Nazi removal per Potsdam. Patton’s controversial remarks and defense of keeping some Nazis prompted the shakeup.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Lorir
Eisenhower
Bavaria
France
15Th
Lucian K. Truscott, Jr
Fifth Army
Patton
Potsdam
Beee-1chower
15Th Army
General Board
Truscott
Imemand
Third Army
Eastern
Nes
Bad Toelz
United States
Judge Pays Fine To Enable Defendant’s Release
Judge John P. Barnes paid a quarter to secure William George Riley’s early freedom. Riley, 22, Oshkosh, is serving 2 to 4 years in Stateville for automobile larceny. The judge dismissed one charge and levied a total fine of 25 0 cents, stating he would ensure release after entitlement.
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Linicago —Ury
John P. Barnes
William George Riley
Oshkosh
Stateville
Joliet
Ill
Riley
Barnes
U.S
Bernard
Three Wisconsinites Killed at Crossing
Three Kenosha county residents died in a collision at the 27th street crossing involving a car and the Northwestern 400 train. Mrs. Mabel Scott, 50, and her daughter Maxine, 11, from Bristol, and Everett Applegate, 19, South Kenosha, Minneapolis, were killed in the crash. The Minneapolis train, delayed 1 hour 15 minutes, contributed to the incident.
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Zion
Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Mabel Scott
Maxine
Bristol
Everett
Applegate
South Kenosha
Lo Minneapelia
Wes
Inneapolis
Retain Militarism In Jap Schools
A Nikko school for princes and leaders maintains bushido and a militaristic aura despite Japan’s surrender. Crown Prince Akihito and Prince Masahito study there, guided by a military-tinged routine, fencing, bowing to the emperor image, and elite peers, while questions about U.S. weapons and holidays reveal volatile curiosity.
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Morrie Lanaspers
Nikko
Japan
Akihito
Mashaito
Nikko School
Education “Ministry
T ‘He Imperial Household
Summer Palace
Kanaya
Tsaw
Kiotsuke
Nikko Public School
Jan
Yamamoto
Yasuda
Madison drug store holdup yields two youths to police
A drug store operated by M. J. Meenk was held up last night and $96.45 taken. Within two hours police captured one youth who confessed. Police information led to the arrest of a second youth, who denied any connection with the crime.
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M. J. Meenk
Football Picking Popular Pastime
Mrs Otto A Lisser wins first prize in The Times weekly Pick The Winners pool by selecting 15 correct games. Kenneth L, Mahlberg, and Helen Klassy place. entries come from 10 cities, with Notre Dame, Indiana and Northwestern tied guessing margins noted. Second series appears in this edition.
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Indiana
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Illi- Man
Kenneth L
23Rd Avenue
Helen Klassy
Miss Klassy
Mahlberg
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Great Lakes
Purdue
Mineral Point
Beloit
Times
G A R to Keep Organization Going at Encampment
Former commander in chief Robert Rownd of Ripley New York pledged that the G A R will continue its work. He spoke during the 79th annual encampment with representatives from five affiliated G A R groups and noted checks totaling five dollars from auxiliaries to support the organization.
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Robert Rownd
Ripley
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republic
Rownd
G. A
Compromise on Oil Pay Sought Amid Global Turmoil
News reports outline a tentative cease fire in French Indo China between French authorities and Annamese leaders, amid postwar unrest and Allied war-weariness. The piece notes labor and industry tensions in the United States, including proposed pay raises, 40 hour week, and arbitration as strikes threaten supplies. It also covers dismal fuel and oil shortages impacting food production and transportation, with officials pushing for rapid resumption of essential oil and gasoline output.
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London
Southeast Asia Command
Reuters Today
Indo-China
United States
O'Neal
Schwellenbach
Sinclair Refining Company
Ther
Schwellen- Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
Congress
John W. Edelman
Unio
Washington
Georgia
North
Optimism Proves True as Two GIs Survive Luzon Prison Camp
Lawrence Courtney reports to Evansville parents that his two buddies Rudolph Schuster and Ralph Knappenberger are alive and in Japan after earlier tests at Luzon. The men, reunited at Corregidor, were moved to a Japanese mainland camp by June 1944 and were in good health.
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Lawrence Courtney
Luzon
Evansville
Japan
Courtney
Rudolph
Bill) Schuster
Ralph Knappenberger
Madison
Corregidor
Tuan
U. S
Schuster
John F. Golz
Painting of Bus Parking Lines Delayed by Rains
The painting of the new bus parking zone on 16th street in front of the Union terminal faced delays due to rain. Schedule revisions for north-south bus lines are expected around October 15. Mr and Mrs Carl Holsinger are at the local station to arrange additional seating and extra bus trips west to Dubuque and east to Janesville and Beloit.
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16Th Street
Union
Times
Cardinal
Chicago
Janesville
Carl Holsinger
Rus
Dubuque
Beloit
Ter Ein Sea
9Th Street
Tax cut reality changes for 1946 personal bills
Article explains that a 3 percent normal tax cut in 1946 would not apply equally. Many shielded by deductions would see far larger relief, while higher earners face steeper surtaxes. For example, a taxpayer like Jones earning 5509 a year would still owe substantial tax after deductions, but the combined normal and surtax reductions could exceed 3 percent.
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Jones
Wisconsin Observes Thanksgiving on Nov 22 This Year
The governor's office declares Thanksgiving Day will be observed on Thursday November 22 in Wisconsin and nationwide. The date follows a 1941 law guiding Congress to proclaim the fourth Thursday as Thanksgiving.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Congress
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James Marlow
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