Passeau’s I Hitter Secures Cubs 3 0 Victory Over Tigers
Claude Passeau pitched a masterful one hitter guiding the Chicago Cubs to a 3 0 win over Detroit in Game 4 of the World Series. Hank Greenberg and others reached base, but the Tigers failed to score while Cubs hitters produced run support including a fourth inning double by Lowrey and a late rally off Detroit’s pitching.
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Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Ed Reulbach
Cub
Greenberg Field
York
Mayo
Cavdrrella
Hack
Cramer
Yorko
Cubs
Vicholson
Cullenbine
Hughes
Webb
Tigers
Hank_Greenberg
Tiger
Lowrey
Passeau
Outlaw
Pafko
Johnson
Wift
Livingston
Overmire
Cavarretta
Nicholson
Swift
Fomena
Borom
Hubby
Cavaretta
Sichelson
Al_ Benton
Richards
Benton
Greenberg
Biehth
Patko
Tax Cut Measure Heads For House Debate Next Week
A large tax cut proposal moves to the House for debate next week with an anticipated quick year for individuals reducing personal levies by about 10 percent and trimming total income tax collections by billions. It would lift about 12 million low income earners from the payroll tax lists and cut corporate burdens by roughly 1.9 billion dollars next year. The plan also freezes the social security tax in 1946 and repeals the $5 auto use tax due next July. The committee kept within 300 million dollars of the five billion dollar ceiling urged by Treasury head Vinson, with potential House and Senate revisions before enactment.
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Washington
House
Slices Corporation
The
Treasury
M. Vinson
Vinson
Reorganization of Federal Bureaus Nearer Realization
President Truman’s bid to grant broad power to reorganize federal agencies moved closer to reality as House action advanced the measure. The 304 to 56 vote sent the bill to the Senate in the form he requested, though hours of debate showed the strong opposition still present in the lower chamber.
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Truman
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Victory Loan to Open on Navy Day kickoff drive
The Victory Loan aims to raise 14 billion dollars to finance postwar demobilization and veteran benefits. Campaigns begin October 29 with plans outlined by Ted Gamble on the war finance program. Officials stress rural areas like Green County must contribute as wartime payrolls decline. A Navy Day kickoff is sought, with hopes for a naval unit to mark the start.
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Sewenhee
Ted Gamble
Green County
Victory
Choice Steaks and Chops Remain Scarce Through Winter
Washington reports that choice steaks roasts and chops will stay scarce in the fall and winter as the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates the meat supply. Many diners may accept lower graded beef pork and lamb, with rationing possibly ending only after several months.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Lanedhe
Lakeland Airliner Crashes Into Lake Parker Two Dead
An National Airlines passenger plane overshot Lakeland airfield and plunged into Lake Parker. Two persons were killed and thirteen others survived after crawling from the wreckage. Rescue boats recovered passengers as the craft sank in about 12 feet of water.
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Lakeland
National Airlines
Lake Parker
London Council Session Highlights And Debates
London council meeting covered council member reports and ongoing disagreements. Byrnes presented a summary of tonight’s proceedings noting slender accomplishments and areas requiring further discussion.
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London
Ruvese
Talon
Sset
Saturday Reminder for Boy on Deck Morning
Carriers express readiness as more customers respond to the suggestion to prepare change. The note emphasizes boys will be on deck Saturday morning for collection cleanup and readiness for calls.
War Crimes from Pearl Harbor Cabinet Diehards in Manila Trial
A fragment notes 21 Japanese officials including Adm Shigetaro Shimada and Lt Gen Masaharu Homma awaiting trial in Manila for Bataan death march crimes. The source mentions attempted escapes and confinement in Omori’s barracks on the Tama River.
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Shigetaro Shimada
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Masaharu Homma
Manila
Bataan
Ae Engar Bt Ge
Omori
Tama River
Autumn Peace Pipe Smell Lingers After War Smoke
Residents note a change in scent as autumn leaves fall and a peace-pipe smell lingers, evoking memories of wartime. Fog cleared to scattered showers in forecasts for the weekend with mild temperatures expected through Monday night.
Fine Contribution From Monroe to Newspapers and Other Publications
Monroe natives shaped journalism across Wisconsin and national outlets. Willard Saucerman and Will Young founded the Daily Cardinal in 1892, Young rising to editor and film work, while Saucerman managed business affairs. The article traces numerous Monroe writers, editors, and advertisers who influenced papers like the Milwaukee Journal, Chicago American, Journal, and Tribune, highlighting careers from university to professional ranks and noting key figures such as Young, Schindler, Hodges, and Wright, among others.
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Quill Fraternity
Bolender and Wagner
University of Wisconsin
Grant M. Hyde
Monroe
Will Young
The
Daily Cardinal
Saucerman
Young
Dmily
Cript
Brothers Young
Schindler
J.J. Schindler
University
Atlison
Milwaukee Journal
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Journal
Vigtor
Milwaukee Sentinel
M. LaFollette
Dunn County
Menomonie
Louis A. Hodges
Munsey Street & Smith
Paul Block
Gilbert T. Hodges
Monroe Citizens Bank
W. D. Schoenfield
Madison Democrat
Madison
Chicago Tribune
Ray Walters
A. N. Kellogg
Union
Chicago
Art Young
Inter-Ocean
New York
Phone Strike Lets Operators Curtail Long-Distance Calls
Partial curtailment of long distance calls was cleared through Madison Milwaukee and Chicago during a one hour strike by operators. Normal service to Monroe Janesville and to points west and south of Monroe was expected to resume after 1 PM. Madison Milwaukee and Chicago were prepared to handle emergency calls originating in Monroe.
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Madison
Miwaukee
Chicago
United Telephone Company
Monroe
Janesville
Milwaukee
First Is Protest Latter in Response To Navy Seizure
A nationwide telephone workers stoppage began in New York and Washington. Western Electric plants in New York saw noon walkouts and others followed, while Washington reported about full participation. O A Knight CIO oil workers chief urged strikers back to work as conciliation talks continue with about 40,000 CIO members staying on the job.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
New York Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
O. A. Knight
International Executive Council
Oil Workers International Union
CIO
Northwest
Red Cross Continues Sewing Efforts for War Relief
Red Cross production corps, experts who aided during the war, will sew exclusively for government hospitals. New quota includes 240 pairs of men’s scuffs, 200 hot water bottle covers, and 400 bedside bags. Materials and distribution days are listed with branch stations in Albany, Brodhead, Monticello, and New Glarus.
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Eg Cross
George W. Field
Clarence O. Mahlberg
Edna M.ards
Red Cross
Green County
Post Office
Albany
Brodhead
Monticello
New Glarus
E. B. Lux
P. J
P. J. “Welrich and Mrs. Anna Whitcomb
Rural School Meeting series set for next week
County superintendent Miss Florence Wartenweiler announced a four day program of rural and state graded group meetings starting Monday through Thursday. Assistant Miss Irene B Olson will conduct sessions with Wartenweiler available at the county office. Meetings run 3 p.m. daily with program sites including Smiley Browntown Poplar Grove Puddledock and Kelly schools and Monticello village hall.
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Florence Wartenweiler
Irene B. Olson
Red Cross
Miss Wartenweiler
Miss Olson
Smiley
Olson
Warenweiler
Puddledock
Kelly
Historic Flight Around World Ends Ends here Thursday night
Lt Gen Harold George commander of the ATC predicts the globester will fly twice weekly in both directions once mail and courier traffic justify. The historic globe circling flight is terminating here this Thursday night.
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Harold George
ATC
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