State GOP Urged To Push Campaign
Wisconsin Republicans urged door to door organization and welcomed back progressives who join as Republicans. Harvey Higley said a bottom up effort is needed for 1950 and 1952 victory, with leaders like Gordon Bubolz reviewing the 1949 GOP record in labor, schools, welfare, agriculture and conservation. Yvonne Town encouraged women to help without political jobs promises. Plans outlined to organize counties into precincts and blocks for a coordinated campaign.
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Arthur Bystrom
Wausau
Wisconsin
Harvey Higley
Marinette
Welcomes
Higley
GOP
Democratic Party
Thomas E. Coleman
Madison
Yvonne Town
Waukesha
National Republican
Corn Demonstration Rescheduled After Heavy Rains
Myron E. Jeglum county agent reminds residents of Brodhead that the corn demonstration on the E J Eaderly farm has been reset to Monday after rain delays. The event features 11 varieties of hybrid corn a new combine a plowing contest and other demonstrations and contests. The plowing contest time was moved from 2 p m Thursday to Monday.
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E. J. Eaderly
Brodhead
Myron E. Jeglum
Dr Tormey Elected President of Wisconsin W Club
Dr Albert R Tormey of Madison was elected president of the University of Wisconsin national W club last night Ed Vinson of Milwaukee was chosen vice president and John Jamieson of Madison secretary treasurer A board of directors includes Pat O Dea San Francisco Charles Fenske and Wally Mehl Madison Chris Steinmetz See seins James Peter-
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Madison
Albert R. Tormey
University of Wisconsin
Ed Vinson
Milwau
John Jamieson
Pat O'Dea
San Francisco
Charles Fenske
Wally Mehl
Chris Steinmetz
Seeeseins
James Peter
Sewer Rent Bills Explained For City Statements
The sewer rent is based on the first quarter water bill not the second quarter charge. It equals 60 percent of the first quarter bill, with a minimum of two dollars if the first quarter uses the $3 minimum water rate. Rates are recalculated annually from the first quarter water bill.
Mrs. Cora Austin Dies at Monticello
Mrs. Cora V. Austin 79 died at 4 30 p m Friday in the home of Henry Milbrandt where she served as housekeeper for 24 years She had been ill seven weeks and three years in failing health Born Cora Hayes May 13 1870 in Oregon she studied music in New York City before marrying James Austin The couple lived in South Dakota and Alberta Canada After his death she moved to Monticello 24 years ago She taught piano here and was active in Madison and Oregon music circles Surviving nephew S Hayes Cincinnati with a brother Truman deceased Funeral services will be 2 pm Monday at the Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev L A Brown officiating Burial in an Oregon cemetery Body to be moved to the church from the Voegeli funeral home at noon Monday
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Monticello
Cora V. Austin
Henry Milbrandt
Cora Hayes
J. T. Hayes
Oregon
New York City
James Austin
South Dakota
Alberta
Canada
Madison
L. A. Brown
Voegeli Funeral
Wary Eyes View Too Bright Skies
Monroe watches weekend weather as clouds drift and sun returns. Temperatures near 78 at noon and 64 overnight hint at a warm spell. Across the nation heavy snow bands and floods press Montana Wyoming and Idaho while northwest states face freezing conditions.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Yankees Blast Newcombe Sink Brooklyn 6 to 4
The New York Yankees built a 6-0 lead after four innings and held on as they defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4 at Ebbets Field. Big Don Newcombe lasted into the fourth before being knocked out. Ailie Reynolds and Ed Lopat combined to preserve the win for the Yankees in the fourth World Series game.
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Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Johnny Mize
Ed Hurley
Yankees
Bulletin
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Phil Rizzuto
Tommy Henrich
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Eddie Miksis
Rizzuto
Roy Campanella
Jackie Robinson
Henrich
Reese
Joe Hatten
Dodger
Berra
Miksis
DiMaggio
Brown
Woodling
Snider
Dodgers
Lopat
Robin
Mapes
Coleman
Campanella
Olivio
Hatten
Traffic Officer Sues Over Remarks on Sign
Green Bay report says Patrolman Ray Petrosky filed a criminal libel complaint against motorist C. H. Cook after a parking ticket. The officer alleged Cook made remarks about the sign and ticket outside the main thoroughfare area yesterday.
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Green Bay
Ray Petrosky
C. H. Cook
Petrosky
Everett Keel elected president of Green County Rod and Gun club
Everett Keel of Monroe was elected president at the club’s annual meeting held at Karlen’s hall in Monticello, succeeding Myron Stair. New directors named include Robert L. Kubly, Ervin Broge, Stanley Knight and Parker Patterson. Dr. H. F. Zing was re elected vice president and Ralph J. Kundert secretary treasurer. George A. Hadlund spoke on soil erosion and forest fires. About 300 members attended the county wide gathering.
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Everett Keel
Monroe
Green County Rod and Gun Club
Karlen’s Hall
Monticello
Keel
Myron Stair
Robert L. Kubly
Ervin Broge
Stanley Knight
Brodhead
Parker Patterson
Brooklyn
H. F. Zing
New Glarus
Ralph J. Kundert
George A. Hadlund
Madison
State Conservation Department
Monroe Troops Plan Honor Court At Albany Campout
Three Monroe Boy Scout troops 115 114 and 101 join scouts from Brodhead New Glarus and Albany for an overnight outing at Albany troop home camp Decatur Lake tonight and tomorrow. Scoutmasters Herbert Booth and Raphael Daly lead the groups in outdoor camping scouting demonstrations and a court of honor where about 10 scouts will receive recently earned badges during the presentations.
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Monroe
Brodhead
New Glarus
Albany
Decatur Lake
Herbert Booth
Raphael Daly
Prosecutions Ordered in Wisconsin State Fund Case
Governor Rennebohm called for prosecutions of four former Agriculture Department employees over alleged fraudulent use of state funds in the livestock sanitation division. Auditor Kelcher reported a $3,576 shortage tied to indemnity claims for condemned cattle for Bang’s disease and bovine tuberculosis, with four indicted individuals admitted to improper endorsement of checks and cash handling. Warrants expected next week. names include Harold Crawford and Eunice Farr Sumnicht.
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Madison
Rennebohm
Agriculture Department
J. Jay Kelcher
Kelcher
William Platt
Thomas Fairchild
Robert Arthur
Dane County
Harold Crawford
South America
Eunice Farr Sumnicht
Jacqueline Peterson
Patricia Feeney
Attorney General's Office
Milton T. Button
Lewis and soft coal operators set talks for next Wednesday
John L. Lewis and soft coal operators agreed to resume contract negotiations Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Charleston and White Sulphur Springs W Va with Cyrus S Ching Conciliation Director present. Talks aim to avert crisis as coal supplies shrink and White House watches closely.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Charleston
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
Cyrus S. Ching
Northern and Western
Steel Company
Ching
United Mine Workers
White House
Desperate Defenses as Canton Fails Northward Advance
Chinese flee Canton as northern fronts crack under red army pressure. Diplomatic chatter points to a move of the nationalist capital to Chungking with Hengyang and Kuangs officials abandoned. The U S denounces Mao regime while Britain and others weigh recognition.
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Associated Press
Canton
Chungking
China
Kukong
Hengyang
Pai Chung-hsi
Kewilin
Kwangsi
London
Britain
Peiping
India
Russia
Peoples Republic
Mao Tze-tung
Cranberry Festival Train-Halting Event Shocks Wisconsin Rapids
At Wisconsin Rapids festival a band of high school girls halted a Milwaukee Road train to gift cranberry pies to the crew. Harvest Princess Marilyn Kolstad presented the locomotive crew with pies as other students handed out wedges. The event precedes today’s parade and cranberry ball with a planned 10,000 cranberry pies.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Milwaukee Road
Harvest
Marilyn Kolstad
Dutch Liner Nieuw Amsterdam Reaches British Port Damaged
The Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam limped into Southampton after a 24 hour storm driven crossing. Rep Abraham Ribicoff suffered a cut to the head and three stitches as passengers reported 20 to 100 injuries. Ribicoff and Thurmond Chatham plan to assess unity prospects in western Europe for the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Southampton
Eng
Nieuw Amsterdam
Abraham A. Ribbott
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Thurmond Chatham
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Juda Community Plans Historic Homecoming
Juda residents travel six miles next Saturday for the village's first homecoming and home football game at Jefferson park Twin Grove against Oostburg Wis. A parade queen dance follows the 2 p m kickoff with Coach Don Zuehlke reporting hard work and lineup changes including Jim Newman at end and Werner Gerber returning at quarterback.
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Juda
Juda High School
Jefferson Ball Park
Twin Grove
Oostburg
Wis
Don Zuehlke
Jim Newman
Dale Davis
John Larson
Werner Gerber
Jobless Aid Declines and Dairy Prices Forecast
Officials tracked the economy with unemployment claims dropping to 1,806,073 for the week ending October 1, the lowest since last winter, a decline of 96,505. The Agriculture Department forecasts lower dairy prices for consumers next year due to continued high milk production.
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Washington
Bureau of Employment Security
Department of Agriculture
Navy Air Cuts Spark Senate Hearing On Defense Plans
Secretary Matthews testified that Pentagon defense cuts would impair national security and hit naval aviation hardest. Congressman Vinson pressed that Navy and Marine aviation could be halved, while Johnson seeks savings of 800 million. Navy officials deny discrimination, say cuts follow Johnson orders and study.
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Washington
Matthews
Navy
Pentagon
House
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Vinson
D-Ga
Navy Air Arm
Congress
Johnson
Herbert G. Hopwood
Wilfred McNeil
Air Force
Army
McNeil
Special Economy Board
Johson
Idaho Senator Miller Dies at Capital
U S Senator Bert Henry Miller of Idaho died of a heart attack at his home at 7 a m He was a former Idaho supreme court justice and won election to the Senate last November His death likely narrows the Democratic Senate margin and prompts a GOP appointed successor in Idaho creating a 52 to 44 split Alaska not involved.
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Washington
U. S
Bert Henry Miller
Idaho
Miller
Idaho Supreme Court
Senate
Henry C. Dworshak
Wagner
DNY
John Foster Dulles
C. A. Robins
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