Smith Says New Deal Failing U S Policy
Smith tells a GOP audience that the nation’s ills demand a change in national administration and a new congress this November. He criticizes fiscal policy and expenditures, praises Byrnes on foreign affairs, and calls for dismantling the OPA. He campaigned in Monroe Browntown Monticello and other Green County towns.
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New Deal
U. S
Smith
GOP
Monroe
Kiwanis Club
Red & Gun Club
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Green County
James F. Byrnes
Vandenberg
Michigan
Byrnes
Washington
Truman
Wallace
John L. Lewis
OPA
McCarthy Backed by Voters Say Goodland
Governor Goodland responds to an editorial by William T. Evrene of the Capital Times, saying Wisconsin voters decided McCarthy was the best man for the U S Senate race. Goodland would accept the voters’ decision as the election rests with the people.
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Goodland
McCarthy
Madison
Joseph R. McCarthy
Appleton
U. S. Senate
William T. Evrne
The
Capital Times
U. S
Open Rural School Sectional Meetings
The first in a series of meetings at Grove school featured spell social studies drills plays and games. Attendees included Mrs Ward Perriot Mrs Hubert Rackow Mrs Morgan John Miss Florence Wartenweiler and others with Roy Lewis and Miss Florence Larson leading planning efforts.
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Grove School
Ward Perriot
Leah Tomlinson
Hubert Rackow
Frank Soddy
Morgan John
Bjarne Rugh
Max Lueck
Roeland Atchison
Virgil Swiggum and Sons
Henry Brecklin
Roy Lewis and Son
Florence Warten
Fatally Burned Milwaukee Man Dies After Stove Accident
Charles Boecker, 75, of Milwaukee, died at the county emergency hospital after falling onto open gas stove flames while ill yesterday. Local authorities report no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles Boecger
Fewer Pupils in Rural Schools in Green County
Green county reports 1,270 pupils in 1 room rural graded schools and 30 in the normal graded school based on the 10th day data. Browntown state graded adds 48 pupils and Juda state graded 92, totaling 1,410 pupils, down from 1,569 last year.
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Green County
Florence Wartenweiler
Browntown
Pengra
Blackford
Green County Normal Graded School
Opening Monroe Grid Contest Tonight in Recreation Park
Monroe high school hosts Wisconsin High at 7 30 pm amid cool crisp weather. Coach Don Huddleston reports most players ready except Loren Elmer sidelined with a broken nose. Badger Preps in Madison announce injuries with Ed Tallard Malcolm Millar and Bill Sarles out tonight. Center Joe Dwyer ill, may shift Bob Hamilton to center with either Jack Dodie or Paul Trump at fullback. Temporary bleachers line both sidelines as large crowd expected.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Wisconsin High
Don Huddleston
Loren Elmer
Madison
Hal Metzen
Badger
Ed Tallard
Malcolm Millar
Bill Sarles
Joe Dwyer
Bob Hamilton
Jack Dodie
Paul Trump
Pennsylvania Blast Kills 7 Injures 140 at Sun Oil Refinery
Seven people died and about 140 were injured when a packing gland failure caused gas to escape and flash at Sun Oil's 13 million dollar aviation gasoline refinery in Marcus Hook Pennsylvania. The blast damaged the alkylation plant, estimated at $300000, with flames reaching Philadelphia about 20 miles away.
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Marcus Hook
Sun Oil Company
Sun
Arthur E. Pew Jr
Philadelphia
Apple Pickers Ball To Feature Massive Pie Prize
Edwin Gustafson of Karlen's bakery baked a 36 inch diameter pie for the 20th annual Apple Pickers Ball at Apple River Mil. The six hour effort used over 50 pounds of apples and pink and white icing reading 20th Annual Apple Pickers Ball. The pie will be awarded as prize for the best waltzing couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlen
Apple River
Mil
Edwin Gustafson
Demo Tangle With Communism Blazes In Milwaukee Tilt
Wisconsin Democrats reel as Edmund V. Bobrowicz, 4th district nominee, appears at a ward meeting drawing out denials and charges of communism. State leaders defend liberal program against red-baiting while Bobrowicz asserts he is a loyal Roosevelt Democrat and not a communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Edmund V. Bobrowicz
Democratic State Central Committee
Robert E. Tehan
Bobrowicz
24Th Ward
Thaddeus F. Wasielewski
Martin Franzkowiak
William J. McCauley
Greene
Marty
Tehan
Roosevelt
Charles P. Greene
Helen Marty
Monroe
Democratic Party
Washington
America
Republican Party
Carroll Reece
Wallace
Pepper
Warehouse Fire Destroys Veneer Storage in Wausau
Fire Chief Arthur A Buss said he would call in the state fire marshal to probe a second major blaze in Wausau since Sept 22. The Underwood Veneer Co storage warehouse, 150 by 70 feet and filled with veneer, burned early today with losses pegged at 30000 by treasurer David A Seechafer. The flames were visible 16 miles away in Merrill and drew about 3000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Arthur A. Buss
Underwood Veneer Co
David A. Seechafer
Merrill
Rod and Gun Club elects Mayer president at Browntown meeting
The Green County Rod and Gun Club met at Johnson hall Browntown and elected Kenneth Mayer Monroe president with Garrett Keel vice president and George J Mauerman secretary treasurer. Directors named for two years were Lehnherr Wittenwyler Stauffer and Becker. one-year directors were Baker Thurman Hopkins and Pandow. The club reported extensive fish and pheasant planting and heard remarks from officials on stream improvements and catfish stocking. Congressman Smith attended and provided blank forms for federal fish aid. Music featured the Bob Stocker orchestra and a Jordan Center quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Rod and Gun Club
Johnson Hall
Browntown
Kenneth Mayer
Monroe
Garrett Keel
George J. Mauerman
L. L. Lehnherr
Juda
C. M. Wittenwyler
Monticello
Ernest Stauffer
New Glarus
Herbert Becker
E. O. Baker
Harry Thurman
Albany
Mont Hopkins
Brodhead
Cecil Pandow
Green County
Mauerman
George E. Sprecher
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Lafayette County Conservation Club
State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Sprechler
Lawrence H. Smith
Bob Stockers
Jordan Center
LaFollette Plans Not Yet Decided
Wisconsin Progressive Senator Robert M. LaFollette says he has no immediate plans for the future after losing the Republican primary. He denies reports of a federal post and notes he is spending time organizing papers and deciding whether to return to politics, with potential timing only after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Joseph McCarthy
Senate
Congress
McKellar
D-Tenn
Capper
Alias
George
D-Ga
Childen
Wiley
Mrs John Indergand Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs John Indergand age 56 died at St Clare hospital after home and hospital strokes. Born Barbara Krauss in Schroeberg Germany she immigrated to America in 1905 and lived in Monroe and Jefferson Townships. Survived by husband four daughters two sons and eight grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at Shriner Neushwander and St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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John Indergand
St. Clare Hospital
Indergand
Monroe Route 5
Barbara Krauss
George and
Katherina Hahn Krauss
Schroeberg
Germany
Aid Society
Homemakers Club
Raphael Daly
Alton V. Giel
Monroe
John L. Taft
Brodhead
Barbara Indergand
Herman
Robert
Monroe Township
Fred
New Glarus
William
Gottlieb Krauss
Carl Krauss
Shriner-Neushwander
St. John’s Evangelical and
Wallace Blames Baruch on Atom Row at UN Talks
Wallace accuses Bernard Baruch of inflexibility in UN atomic control talks and blasts Baruch as the cause of stalemate. Baruch counters, saying Wallace created public confusion and errors in the U S push for international oversight and veto restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Baruch
Atom
Washington
United Nations
Bernard M
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Byrnes
United States
Kathryn Johnson Receives Sumatra Letter From Donated Dress
Miss Kathryn Johnson who contributed to a clothing drive last fall receives a note from Sumatra. Miss Weis Rollana in Medan thanks Johnson for the dress sent overseas stating the clothing is too expensive in her native land. The letter, two weeks in transit to Monroe, bears a postmark with no stamp.
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Kathryn Johnson
Miss Johnson
Weis Rollana
Medan
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
Monroe
Miss Rollana
Cheerio
UNRRA aid probe to Yugoslavia targets Tito forces
A special mission moves from Washington to investigate charges that UNRRA relief supplies are diverted to Marshal Tito’s military forces. If substantiated, the aid may be halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
UNRRA
Washington
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Truman Cabinet Ends Meat Milk Policy Debate
The Truman administration and cabinet members conclude there is no meat and milk policy decision. Households hosting weekend guests face limited meat in butcher shops and must rely on substitutes or pricey poultry. Fall brings Washington apples Tokay grapes cauliflower lettuce cabbage and onions plentiful while cranberries Elberta peaches and refrigerated citrus are less favorable.
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Washington
Cheese Prices Rise on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
AP reports cheese values moved up by one cent as bids appeared for 10 cars of cheddars at 46 14 cents and two cars of singles at 484 cents with no sales recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Market Hunger Hits Menus As Fowl Shortages Grow
Food shortages discipline local menus as fowl supplies shrink. Eggs are scarce due to chicken use as meat substitutes and rising grain costs, while cold meats run out quickly. Ketchup exists but no meat to accompany it. Dairy prices rise with Swiss cheese at factory records and milk near $4.25 per cwt, with regional beverage milk at 17 to 20 cents.
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Bartlett
Freeport
Rockford
OPA Prodded to Drop Newsprint Price Controls
A congressional subcommittee voted to send to President Truman a recommendation to decontrol newsprint pricing to avoid shortages and chaos. Chairman Boren said action is urgent to halt diversion of newsprint to more profitable products and keep supply from leaving the country. The American Newspaper Publishers Association had urged decontrol.
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Washington
OPA
House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Truman
Boren
Dokla
American Newspaper Publishers Association
No Steel for Cars Hit Detroit Auto Makers
The sheet steel shortage hit Detroit's auto sector as Briggs Manufacturing Co and Chrysler Corp announce drastic cuts in planned production. This major setback comes as supply constraints threaten output across the industry.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Chrysler Corp
Clean Sweep Washington P CPA Raises Ceiling Prices
The agency announced ceiling price hikes on bed springs and metal beds, reinforced concrete bars, and certain iron and steel products at middle western gulf and Pacific coast basing points. Brooms join the free list along with sulphur used trucks fence posts military vehicles elastic webbing cord and braid and some auto parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bumper corn crop labeled secure for United States
Chicago reports a projected 3.326 billion bushels of corn, enough for 25 bushels per person, with frost largely past and crop quality cited as excellent. Harvesting starts in the Midwest as railcar shortages loom. farmers expect market movement to improve by Christmas amid strong world food supply implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Co. M. Galvin
James E. Bennett & Co
Galvin
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Midwest
Indiana
Burlington Railroad
B 29 Pacusan Dreamboat heads toward Cairo flight
The B-29 Pacusan Dreamboat of the United States Army Air Forces started a long-range mission this morning, departing Honolulu for Cairo via an overhead route around the world. The 10,300 mile flight aims to test endurance and navigation over extensive distances.
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Honolulu
Cairo
Three Japanese Officers Condemned to Die on Guam
A U S military commission sentenced a general a navy captain and a major to death by hanging for cannibalism on Chichi Jima after U S airmen were shot down. The crime shocked war conduct and prompted swift capital punishment.
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Guam
U.S
Chichi Jima
Attack on U S Marine supply dump near Tangku
Chinese forces attacked the Marine ammunition and supply dump at Mhsi nho five miles west of Tangku, the corps announced. One Marine was wounded slightly and one Chinese was killed. Observers suspected Chinese communists carried out the assault.
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Peiping
U. S
Mhsinho
Tangku
Delegates Demand Nationwide Wage Committee At UMW Convention
Atlantic City delegates to the United Mine Workers convention refused to settle for anything less than a nationwide committee to set new wage demands. The stance blocks near term settlement as southern operators, yielding over a third of the nation’s soft coal, reject government contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
United Mine Workers Convention
Grand jury declines to indict Burlington engineer after Naperville wreck
The DuPage county grand jury, after over five months of hearings, refused to indict the Burlington railroad engineer involved in the Naperville collision on April 25 that killed 45 people.
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Wheaton
Dupate County Grand Jury
Burlington Railroad
Naperville
Meat Shortage Theme Dominates Truman Cabinet Meeting
President Truman and his cabinet discussed the meat shortage in a 45 minute session as officials warned that meat supplies may lag behind demand into 1947. Agriculture Secretary Anderson declined to detail comments while economists predicted weaker consumer income and shifting spending could curb meat demand next year.
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Washington
Truman
Anderson
OPA
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Economics
Bureau
Decontrol Board
Delmar Beman
Washington Attorney General Probes GI Student Voter Registration
Assistant Attorney General Lamar Caudle said the justice department is looking into a complaint that thousands of GI students at an Illinois university have been denied registration for the general election. He declined to identify the complainant or how students were deterred.
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Washington
Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Illinois University
Caudle
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