Lewis Demands 30 35 Cents More in Coal Wages
White Sulphur Springs report shows John L. Lewis stating coal contract demands would raise costs 30 to 35 cents per ton though Industry could absorb from profits. He accused powerful interests of delaying settlements and urged fair treatment if government intervention occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Lewis
UMW
Southern Coal Producers Association
Charleston
W. Va
CIO
Philip Murray
Chairmen Selected For 50 Cheese Day
Willard R. Schuetze was named parade chairman and John J. Burkhard heads the program committee for the 1950 Cheese Day. The meeting outlined funding options but did not finalize plans. The event aims to spotlight Green County’s cheese industry with displays exhibits and cheese themed floats. Attendees included Dwight A. Crandall Russell W. Prien Clinton S. Pierce Brodhead Fred Glauser Conrad Stauffer Monticello and Fred Feutz Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard R. Schuetze
John J. Burkhard
Green County
Dwight A. Crandall
Russell W. Prien
Clinton S. Pierce
Brodhead
Fred Glauser
Monroe
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Fred Feutz Jr
Immunization Centers Finish County Program
Immunization centers of Green county finish their programs tomorrow with clinics at Albany and Brodhead. Monroe's program concluded yesterday with Juda and Brodhead today. Earlier centers this week were at Purcell School, Washington township, New Glarus, then Browntown and Monticello. Diphtheria and tetanus vaccines given with second injections and smallpox shots planned for the week of November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Albany
Brodhead
Monroe
Purcell School
Washington Township
New Glarus
Browntown
Monticello
Ohio Couple Hopes Tommy ONeil Is Missing Son Ronald
Mrs. Arthur Thompson of Dayton says blue-eyed six year old Tommy ONeil may be her son Ronald abducted from their Dayton home in 1944. Blood tests and footprint checks are awaited as investigators compare Tommy to Ronald. Tommy’s backstory links to an unmarried Toledo birth mother and a Mexican family.
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Hastings
Mich
Ohio
Arthur Thompson
Dayton
William
Tommy” O'Neil
Michigan
Tommy
Ronald
Thompson
Dayton Daily News
Mary Wilkey
Toledo
Institute
John Hauri 56 Dies at New Glarus After Illness
John Hauri aged 56 of New Glarus died at his home after a lingering illness. Born in Thierachern Switzerland on April 13 1893 he came to the United States in 1909 and served in World War I. He worked at the Pet Milk plant until August and was active in local sports and community groups. Surviving are his wife Tilma Arn two sons John and Eugene a daughter Miriam his mother in Switzerland three brothers and four more siblings in Switzerland. Military rites will be held at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church with burial at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
John Hauri
Mr. Hauri
Thierachern
Canton Bern
Switzerland
John
Marianna Hanni Hauri
Monticello
Black Earth
United States
Tilma Arn
Freeport
Swiss
Evangelical and Reformed Church
The
American Legion
New Glarus Athletic Club
Madison
Eugene
Miriam
Werner
Brodhead
Robert
Janesville
Walter
W. J. Stuckey
Shirley Temple and John Agar Separate in Draft Divorce
Shirley Temple and John Agar have separated as attorney George Stahlman drafts divorce papers. Grounds not yet determined, with a friend hinting mental cruelty as a possible basis. The actor, 21, faces no reported career trouble.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
John Agar
George Stahlman
Acheson Attacks Soviet for Terror in East Germany
Secretary of State Acheson denounces the Soviet backed East German regime as autocratic and subservient to Moscow. He criticizes communist protests in Eastern Europe and warns that peace terms and troop withdrawal are meaningless while Soviet influence persists in the region.
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Washington
Acheson
Germany
U. S
Russia
Truman
Czechoslovakia
Europe
White House
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
West German Republic
Brodhead Farm Residence Burns
Fire destroyed the Archie Smith farm residence two miles north of Brodhead on the county line road yesterday afternoon. The Brodhead department was called at 3 p.m. due to rapid spread and lack of water. the kitchen fire and attic blaze killed control efforts. No definite cause could be found as the house had been unoccupied since 11 a.m. and only a small amount of canned fruit and furniture could be salvaged.
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Brodhead
Archie Smith
County Line
Fuel Leader Dies at 77 in Kenosha
O A McNeil founder and longtime president of McNeil Fuel Co died today in Kenosha at age 77. He led the firm until retiring three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
O. A. McNeil
The
McNeil Fuel Co
Admirals Warn Nation To Brace For Stronger Foe
Navy leaders testifying before the House armed services committee warned that the United States must assume greater war readiness against a probable opponent, widely interpreted as Russia. Admiral Nimitz urged not treating the atomic bomb as the main weapon and cautioned that war may not be won quickly. Admiral Spruance argued mass bombing could harm those the U S aims to liberate.
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Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
Congress
America
Russia
Nimitz
House Armed Services Committee
R. A. Spruance
Naval War College
Soviets
Spruance
United States
Navy
Louis E. Denfeld
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Air Force
Wisconsin cheese market mixed on large and small styles
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese prices steady for large styles and barely steady for small styles with fair demand. Selling points show daisies 34 to 36 cents, longhorns 35 to 36, square prints 35 to 36 and midgets 36 to 38 cents per pound.
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Wisconsin
I. c. Ll
U S Bomber Crashes in England Killing All 12 Crew
A U S air force B 50 bomber on a Helgoland practice mission crashed into a wheat field at Isleham England killing all twelve crew members. The aircraft from the 43rd bombardment group originated at Sculthorpe Norfolk after leaving Lakenheath. Witnesses describe the craft bursting into flames before the crash and wreckage scattered over a wide area.
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Isleham
Eng
North Sea
Helgoland
U. S. Third Air Division
London
Lakenheath
Norfolk County
U. S
RAF
43Rd Bombardment Group
Tucson
Ariz
Sculthorpe
U. S. Air Force
Widow Wooer Free on Bond But Court Orders Bodyguard
Chicago reports Sigmund Engel known for bilking wealthy widows was freed on a total bond of 37 600 but faces a court-ordered 24 hour private bodyguard watch at his expense. Attorney J Edward Jones pressed for enduring safeguards to ensure Engel’s Oct 24 court appearance on state confidence game charges.
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Chicago
Sigmund
Sam) Engel
Engel
J. Edward Jones
Jones
The Evening Times Marks Fifty-Second Year
The Evening Times observes the start of its fifty second year with congratulations for founder Emery A Odell and floral tributes. The staff shares coffee and doughnuts while The Associated Press dispatches a note of congratulations. Odell founded the paper on Oct 13 1898 and purchased the Journal in 1927.
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Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Odell
Page One
the Times
T. L. J. Klapp
Chicago
Klapp
Long
Associated Press
Hunter survives bear attack after 200 stitches in Alaska
Dan Luddington, roadhouse owner near Fairbanks, fought a grizzly near Summit Lake. He received 200 stitches for injuries to head, scalp, arm and leg after the bear mauled and dragged him. He crawled a mile to a road and was picked up by an Alaska Freight Lines truck.
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Fairbanks
Dan Luddington
Luddington
Summit Lake
Alaska Freight Lines
Here
Emil Klingbeil Dies at 64 in Brodhead Wisconsin
Emil P Klingbeil 64 former Monroe resident died at 9 45 am yesterday in St Clare hospital after a period of illness He retired from his Brodhead shoe repair business three years ago Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at Newcomer Brodhead with Christian Science rites Burial will be in Greenwood Monroe He was born September 10 1885 in Germany moved to America at age three lived in Fond du Lac and Monroe before settling in Brodhead Married Edith Matzke in 1911 she died in 1919 He wed Helen J Blackford on March 11 1937 in Brodhead she died May 16 1945 Surviving are three daughters in law and five siblings including Mrs Ray Whittlinger River Grove Ill Mrs Harold Dahl Madison and Mrs Vernon Larson Brodhead plus brothers Arthur Brodhead Frank Chandler Ariz Otto Hoquiam Wash and William Erwin Postville Ia and sisters Mrs Elsie Taylor Monroe Mrs Wilbur Hixson Monroe Mrs Emma Holtshopple Monroe and Mrs Frieda Schwartzlow Cross Plains The father died February 21 1912 and the mother Mrs Augusta Klingbeil Mauermann died August 25 1948
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Emil P. Klingbeil
Brodhead
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Newcomer Funeral Home
Christian Science
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Klingbeil
Germany
Harold Dahl
Madison
Vernon Larson
Arthur
Frank
Chandler
Ariz
Otto
Hoquim
Wash
William
Erwin
Postville
Elsie Taylor
Wilbur Hixson
Emma Holtshopple
Frieda Schwartzlow
Cross Plains
Car Leaves Highway After Grading Gravel Spill
Vaughn V. Lewis of Albany drove off Highway 6 half a mile south of Monroe at 10:45 p m on Wednesday after hitting loose gravel. His car skidded across the road and struck an embankment. The vehicle was towed to a Monroe garage. Lewis was unhurt.
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Vaughn V. Lewis
Albany
Highway 6
Monroe
Lewis
Swiss cheese prices rise for August string of gains
The August make shows a three cent rise, with state brand at 43 cents, B grade 37, C grade 34, and grinders 31. July make stood at 40, 35, 32, and 29 respectively. Supplies for some grades are plugged, but top grades move well and milking remains higher than last year. Cheesemakers face adjusting operations as feeding differs with the pasture season decline.
Darlington Soldier Killed on Guadalcanal in Pacific
Pvt. Lloyd H. Schwartz 19 son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schwartz died on Guadalcanal from second degree burns after a fire or explosion. His brothers Pvt. Allen J. Schwartz in Japan and W/O George Schwartz at Fort Warren, plus five older brothers and parents, survive. Myrtle and local veterans arrange funeral and burial in Darlington.
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Darlington
Lloyd H. Schwartz
John Schwartz
Guadalcanal
War Department
Veterans Hospital
Wood
Pvt. Schwartz
Ben DeMuth
Lafayette County
Red Cross
Allen J. Schwartz
Army
Japan
Roseleip
American Legion
George Schwartz
Fort Warren
Wyo
Darlington High School
Fort Knox
South Pacific
Robert
Monroe
William
Roy
Lyle
Jesse
Quadruplets Born in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie reports quadruplets born to Mrs. Evelyn Hargreaves all girls and described as exceptionally well. Weights are not disclosed.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Evelyn Hargreaves
Communist Troops Close In On Canton As Nationalists Leave City
Reports from Canton say nationalist forces abandoned the South China city or prepared to flee north as communist troops advance within 30 miles. Hong Kong reports no nationalist resistance yet while 80,000 Canton region troops face encirclement and scarce shipping.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
Associated Press
Kongtsuen
Kowloon
China
Kwangtung
Hainan Island
Formosa
Red
Grim
Dingy
Chungking
Yen Shi-shan
Pakang
Swatow
Amoy
Chen Cheng
Tsungfa
Madison Man Dies After Illness Here
James J. Konklin aged 70 of Lake Mendota drive Shorewood Hills Madison died after an illness at Monroe hotel and heart attack. He worked as a field man for Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co. of Des Moines and is survived by son Vere Konklin of Madison. Funeral arrangements are pending at Schroeder funeral home.
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James J. Konklin
Lake Mendota Drive
Shorewood Hills
Madison
Monroe Hotel
St. Clare Hospital
Konklin
Iowa
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co
Des Moines
Vere Konklin
Schroeder Funeral Home
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Ithaca
Earl Ruby
Eaton
Hits Steel Group
New Ton Fee
Agar
Brodhead Farm
Defense
Johnson
Vinson
D-Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ar Bradley
Air Symington
Lord Boyd Orr
United Nations Food Organization
England
Times
William A. Weekes
Bureau
Milwaukee
Journal
Hunter
Grizzly
Aml
Pacific
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