Truman Weighs Plans to End Meat Shortage Soon
Washington AP report says President Truman may announce a decision tomorrow or Sunday night to address the meat famine. Cabinet members discussed options including lifting price controls and importing meat mainly from Argentina. Secretary Anderson said the full cabinet provided views but no immediate decision was made.
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Washington
Sagain
Truman
Anderson
White House
Ed Iacibeinn
Argentina
Sessionel Anderson
Mr. Truman
Clinton P. Anderson
Oscar Ivanissevich
U. S
Cheese bids surge at Wisconsin dairy exchange
Cheese values rise for the third straight week on the Wisconsin cheese exchange. Top bids reach 52 cents for single daisies and 49 cents for cheddars with notable increases reported by The Cheese Reporter. No sales recorded. several bid lots remain unfilled across cheddars and single daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cheese Reporter
Taft Calls for Immediate Removal of Meat Price Controls
Senator Taft urged ending price controls on meat and all other items by April 1, citing public preference for pork chops over politics. He cited an OPA livestock controls petition and warned controls on beef should be lifted tonight. Representative Celler pressed for emergency action, tariff suspensions, and faster removal of limits on Argentine meat.
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Taft
R-O
OPA Beef Advisory Committee
Anderson
Celler
D-Ny
Ohio Republican
Missionary Shirley Returns From Africa Visits Here
Mrs. Shirley daughter of Rev and Mrs W H Adams former United Brethren pastor. Now of Lime Ridge she describes a difficult return from Africa after 71 days with no ships available. An army plane finally carried her to South America en route home.
Men Arrested in Baltimore for Publishing Atomic Bomb Photos
The Justice Department announced the arrest of three men in Baltimore on charges of publishing photographs of the atomic bomb. The suspects are George Wallace Comer Miles Frederick Daubenheyer and James Barnes Rike. The FBI says Comer kept photos from 1945 and offered to sell them for about seven thousand dollars. The News-Post alerted authorities after two representatives grew suspicious and withheld publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Baltimore
Department
Pacific
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
George Wallace Comer
Miles Frederick Daubenheyer
James Barnes Rike
Comer
Army Air Forces
Daubenheyer
Navy
Bel Air
Rike
Baltimore News-Post
Hoover
News-Post
United States
Rand
Asons
Texas
California
North Carolina
Rev OConnell to Address K of C Dinner Sunday Evening
The Monroe Knights of Columbus annual Columbus day banquet will be held at 7 Sunday evening in Turner hall with Rev Michael J OConnell former president of DePaul University as principal speaker. W C Bender is chairman of the banquet with William T Kane Harold J Lamboley and William Hogan assisting. Misses Bertha and Lydia Zurcher Brodhead will provide vocals after the address and dancing will follow with music by Art Mussehl of Fort Atkinson.
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Monroe Knights of Columbus
Turner Hall
Michael J. O'Connell
DePaul University
W. C. Bender
William T. Kane
Harold J. Lamboley
William Hogan
O'Connell
Chicago Catholic University
Middlewest
Bertha
Lydia Zuercher
Brodhead
Wisconsin Cosmetology Conclave Opens in Milwaukee
President Viola Christensen announces the three day Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association convention will open Sunday in Milwaukee with the theme to each her own.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin Hairdressers & Cosmetologists Association
Milwaukee
Viola Christensen
Colder Weather Follows Showers In Monroe Area
In Monroe the day features cloudy windy conditions and a cold snap ahead. Rain totals near .13 inch on local gauges with higher amounts elsewhere. forecast calls for clearing tonight and frigid winds lasting through Monday with a warming trend starting Tuesday.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
North Pole
Times Office
Fred Musselman
Cheesemaker
Richland Center
Stoughton
Darlington
Federal Weather
Alamosa
Colo
North Central
Goodland
Kas
Colorado
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Prisoner Escapes Chase After Camden Officer Run to Car
State police and nine surrounding states issued alerts for a prisoner after Detective Harry Armano warned him not to get wet and run to the car. The escapee did not stop at the car and remains at large.
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Camden
N. J
Harry Armano
Recorder’s Office
Costly Cleanup In Decatur Ties To Soap Scarcity
In Decatur a family faced laundry woes due to no soap. The wife stayed home to save money, while the husband stood in line and bought one package of soap chips each of the two days. The outcome: two days off work for two scarce soap boxes.
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Decatur
Junior Stock Show Draws Entries 57 County Youths
Sixty one Green County youths will exhibit at the 1946 junior livestock exposition at the University of Wisconsin stock pavilion Madison October 21 to 24 announced today. Exhibitors from Monroe and surrounding towns enter from one to six animals with listed participants including Richard Kundert Monroe Route 1 Andrew Hartwig John Huffman Stanley Huffman and others.
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Green County
University of Wisconsin Stock Pavilion
Madison
Richard Kundert
Monroe
Andrew Hartwig
John Huffman
Stanley Huffman
Robert Maurer
Merle Roshesien
Thomas Thorp
Bernard Albright
Rolland Barth
Raymond Blumer
Edwin Frederick
Donovan Prien
Kenneth Blum
Kenneth, Ross
Kenneth Hartwig
Jake Kummer
William H. Leopold Jr
Virgil Neuenschwander
Naaman Bechtolt
Nathan Bechtolt
Ralph Krauss
Daniel Nafyger
Arley Vogel
Kenneth Luchsinger
Draw Panel of 36 For Circuit Court
A panel of 36 prospective jurors for the fall circuit term was drawn by Jury Commissioners at the courthouse. The calendar, with Circuit Judge Jesse Earle presiding, calls cases Otto Johnson et al vs Monroe Clinic, Thomas Mahle vs Herbert O Alderson and Hardware Mutual Casualty Co, and Christina Keegan administratrix of Richard Keegan estate vs Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railway Co et al. Jurors named include Mrs. Melvin Winger, John Crooke, Ernest Kittleson, Mrs. Bennie Riese, Robert Logan, Knute Guelson, Ben Thostenson, Edward Good, Mrs. B E Maddrell, Grant Allen, Mrs. Herman Lueck, Mrs. Otto Bartelt, Thomas Thorp, C H Lichtenwalner, La Verne Dodge, Mrs. Marvin Malkow, John Mellenberger, Mrs. J C Hoesly, Ralph Whitehead, Jacob Gruenwald, Mike Daley, J B Scherer, Kenneth Mayer, Henry C Elmer, Mrs. Walter Zeller, Roy Jaberg, Lester H. Bishop, Mrs. Charles Kohli, Mrs. Elsmere Howe, Mrs. D A Crandall, Louis Kohli, O R Jorenby, G P Hoesly, Alvin Itten, M L Hartman, and Werner Hefty.
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Circuit Court
John D. Germann
Monroe
A .N. Lawton
Brodhead
Fred J. Marty
New Glarus
Court House
Jesse Earle
Otto Johnson Et al
Monroe Clinic
Thomas Mahle
Herbert O. Alderson
Robert Logan
Knute Guelson
Ben Thostenson
Edward Good
B. E. Maddrell
Browntown
Grant Allen
Herman A. Lueck
Otto Bartelt
Thomas Thorp
C. H. Lichtenwalner
la Verne Dodge
Marvin Malkow
John Mellenberger
Belle
Mrs Sophia Alder Dies After Long Illness in Monroe
Mrs Sophia Alder 81 a Monroe resident for 42 years died at St Clare hospital at 8 15 this morning after months of illness hospitalized since Aug 20 and previously at St Clare in spring Born Sophia Gerber in Booneville New York Nov 24 1864 she married Fred Alder April 6 1882 and lived in several Wisconsin factory communities before settling in Monroe Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Newell Mendenhall Grace Lutheran officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery Surviving are a stepmother two daughters five sons two half brothers two half sisters and four grandchildren. Her husband died in 1904 and a son Nicholas in 1891. Four brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
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Sophia Alder
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Alder
St. Clare
Sophia Gerber
Nicholas and
Katherine Galle Gerber
Booneville
N. Y
Fred Alder
New Glarus Township
Blanchardville
Alders
Brodhead
10Th Street
Nicholas Gerber
Anna Alder
F. Henry Trumpy
Fred
Freeport
Charles
Savannah
Ill
Rodney
Omro
Ed. Leibly
Shriner-Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran
Greenwood Cemetery
U S Backing to Turks and Greeks Over Dardanelles
The United States expresses strong support for Turkey against Russian demands to dominate the Dardanelles. Washington rejects Russia's bid for a direct share in defending the Black Sea gateway and notes Moscow is urged to engage via indirect channels through Turkey.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Dardanelles
Moscow
State Department
Black Sea
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S. Pledges NATO-Style Help If Greece Is Threatened
During peace talks in Paris the United States said it would join United Nations defense of Greece if its security is endangered. Ambassador Jefferson Caffery stressed Washington's consent to Bulgaria’s frontier with Greece relies on UN safeguards. Greek Premier Tsaldaris warned the treaty could leave Greece weaker while Bulgaria grows stronger.
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U. S
Greece
Paris
United States
United Nations
France
Jefferson Caffery
Bulgaria
Caffery
Constantin Tsaldaris
War department halts draft calls after recruiting gains
Madrid Portugal communications briefly cut again as a soldier revolt was reported put down bloodlessly yesterday. A foreign minister spokesman said Spain’s lines remained intact and the Portugal situation was blamed. Washington suspended further draft calls for the year due to favorable volunteer recruitment results.
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Madrid
Portugal
Washington
War Department
Communists Lose Kalgan as Government Forces Sweep Forward
Chiang Kai shek’s government troops captured Kalgan, the Communist regional capital, according to the ministry of national defense. The loss of the Chahar fortress 100 miles northwest of Peiping threatens any negotiated peace and signals intensified resistance.
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Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Kalgan
Ministry of National Defense
Chahar Province
Peiping
China
General Erskine cites veteran job denial due to union limits
Major General Graves B. Erskine told the AFL convention that returning servicemen faced job denial because of union restrictions. As federal retraining and reemployment administrator, he said unions had made concessions but urged delegates to do better for veterans.
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Chicago
Graves B. Erskine
American Federation of Labor
Erskine
AFL
Heavy work completes on Bob Buehler Lynch Structures project
Structural steel work for the building north of the square and the Buehler bowling alley near town is finished after summer delays. Northwest Steel Construction Co. crews placed 37 foot span beams with a gun pull hoist, enabling rapid completion. Contractors Alvin F. Rote Co. report no future material delays.
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B. H. Lynch
Northwest Steel Construction Co
Rockford
He Buehler Bowling Alley
Robert L. Rote
Alvin F. Rote Company
Two Phone Firms In Rock County Seek Line Abandonment
The state public service commission will investigate requests by Southeastern Mutual Co. and Farmers Mutual Co. of Rock County to abandon lines under three miles long. Subscribers would become customers of Wisconsin Telephone Co.
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Madison
State Public Service Commission
Southeastern Mutual Co
Farmers Mutual Co
Rock County
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Camp McCoy designated as regular army screening center
Colonel Newton Bush commanding Camp McCoy announced the installation is designated as a regular army officer screening center. He said applicants for regular army commissions would be processed and expected about 25 applicants tested daily.
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McCoy
Camp McCoy
Newton Bush
Bush
Noted child expert on signs of growing up
Dr Benjamin Spock told a state medical society session that rudeness and messy appearance in children aged 6 to 13 can reflect normal development and a desire to fit in with peers. He said after age six a child cares about what other kids do and say to gain acceptance.
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Philadelphia
Johnny
Benjamin Spock
New York City
State Medical Society
Spock
Red Sox Surge In Fifth Game To Take 3 1 Lead
Boston pushes ahead in the decisive fifth game of the World Series scoring on Gulbersons long homer and timely hits. Williams and Gutteridge drive in runs as Pollet struggles for St Louis. Culberson and Partee steal bases amid slick Sox defense.
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Boston
Red Sox
Gulberson
Williams
Gutteridge
Dobson
Cards
Pesky
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Moore
Partee
Bobby Doerr
Musial
Gutteridge Nolding
DiMaggio
Enos Slaughter
York
Kurowski
Garagiola
Walker
Marion
Culberson
Brazle
Culbertson
Slaughter
Welfare Department Expenditure Increase in September
Green County Welfare Department reports September spending of 12 475 dollars aiding 428 people. Expenditures include 9402 dollars for old age assistance supporting 302. 286 90 hospitalization. 403 15 medical and dental care. Dependent children aid totals 1406 50 for 31 families and 68 children. hospitalization 86 25. medical 42 80. General relief 364 79 to 12 cases 17 persons. blind aid 304 50 to nine persons. one totally disabled person 80 plus medical costs.
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Green County
Museum pistol theft at Wisconsin Historical Society
Dr. Clifford Lee Lord, director of the Wisconsin Historical Society Museum, reported to police that two antique silver mounted pistols were stolen from a museum showcase this week. The pistols, dated about 1775 and bearing maker Bate of London, were valued at 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Clifford Lee Lord
Wisconsin Historical Society Museum
Lord
Bate
London
Madison Doctor Dies After Fall at Home
Dr. D J Collins aged 69 died in a hospital after a fall at his Madison home. Coroner E A Fischer ruled brain concussion as the cause of death.
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Madison
D. J. Collins
Dane County
E. A. Fischer
Bankers Gather in Turner Hall for Wisconsin Association Meeting
About 100 bankers from eight southwestern Wisconsin counties registered at Turner hall for the Wisconsin Bankers association district meeting. A morning golf round was cut short by cloudy weather. Mayor Frank A. Buehler will welcome attendees at 2 p.m., followed by a business program. A banquet with speakers is planned for 6:30 p.m.
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Wisconsin
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Frank A. Buehler
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Stanley Rupnow
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Harley Streiff
Joyce Zwickey
Mary Lee Johnson
New Brunswick
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Yleon Culberson
Welfare Department
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