Soviet Would Junk Entire Peace Pact
Paris AP report says Molotov attacked the Paris peace conference as unsatisfactory and accused the United States of domination. He defended the Soviet claim to 300 million dollars in reparations from Finland, a figure ratified over U.S. opposition. Senator Vandenberg criticized the plan, urging lower reparations and warning of economic strain on Finland. Morning and afternoon sessions set as the five treaties near completion to end the conference.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
United States
Great Britain
France
Finland
Vandenberg
Frank
Werts
Vandenbure
Howey Praises Early Universalist Leaders on Birthday
Rev D Andrew Mowey honored the Universalist church anniversary praising 21 pastors who served and the families who kept the church active. He noted butter prices and the history of the church as a civic pioneer. A banquet is set for 6 pm with filled reservations and a program featuring Dr Alfred W Swan at 8 pm. State convention sessions follow with meetings listed for tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Universalist Church
D. Andrew Mowey
Zadok Howe
Alfred W. Swan
Monticello Youth Breaks Foot in Football Mischance
Monticello youth Howerd Voegeli, 18, fractured his left foot while playing football with friends at his home. He was injured after his cousin Richard Voegeli jumped on the ball to recover it. Voegeli was taken to St. Clare hospital in good condition.
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Howerd Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Monticello
Voegeli
Richard Voeeceli
Howard
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin Democrats Seizing at Straw in Campaign
In Wisconsin, Democrats push liberal label as Republicans rally to back Joseph McCarthy. The GOP targets McCarthy for Senate and seeks gains in fourth and fifth districts while Progressives weigh backing McMurray. Tehan notes liberal stance versus GOP reactionary line as voters ponder where LaFollette voters go.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Howard J. McMurray
Milwaukee
Robert M. Tehan
GOP
Tom Coleman
Joseph R. McCarthy
Merlin Hull
Coleman
McCarthy
Robert M. LaFollette Jr
OPA
LaFollette
William T. Bvjne
Progressive Capital Times
McMurray
Pleasant Weather Today with Rain Likely Tomorrow
Pleasant weather dominated the Monroe area today following a damp weekend that delivered .15 inch of moisture. Forecasters warned showers are expected tomorrow along with general unsettled conditions.
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Monroe
St. Louis
Harry C. Wahlgren
Brodhead Woman Dies After Rock County Car Crash
Mrs. Thomas Neyhart of Brodhead route 3 died at 11 15 p m in St Clare hospital from injuries after a collision near Avon Rock county on Saturday. In the same weekend crashes Mrs Ralph Norder of Monroe was in good condition at St Clare hospital with severe injuries from a separate front end impact in Orfordville.
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Thomas Neyhart
Brodhead
St. Clare
Avon
Rock County
Ralph Norder
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Orfordville
Neyhart
Elsie Mae Leaver
Avon Community
Miss Leaver
Glee W. Timm
Hackett Street
Beloit
Timm Auto
Madge Stokes
Leroy
Mary Anne Will Stokes
Avon Township
Rockford
Ray Stokes
Supreme court bars habeas relief for Dur ant over crown jewels theft
The Supreme Court refused to release Wace Capt. Kathleen Nash Dur ant convicted by a Frankfurt military court in the $14 million Hesse crown jewels theft. Her attorney sought habeas corpus relief while she managed an army billet at Kronberg castle.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wace
Kathleen Nash Durant
Frankfurt
Hesse
O Connell urges active Christianity at Columbus Day banquet
Rev. Michael J. O Connell addressed 200 Knights of Columbus and guests in Turner hall praising explorer origins and America's Christian roots. He warned half paganism persists and the great battle today is Christian versus communistic forces. Toastmaster William T. Kane and Monroe K of C council leaders attended as songs from Brodhead quartet drew applause.
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Michael J. O'Connell
Knights of Columbus
Turner Hall
Father O'Connell
United States
Monroe K. of C. Council
William T. Kane
W. C. Bender
Harold J. Lamboley
William Hogan
Hogan
Crooke
Brodhead
Monroe Council
Bertha
Lydia Zuercher
John Ross
Chester Garde
July corn on the cob matures in October surprise
Mr and Mrs Fred Fritz at 2027 16th Avenue report their corn planted in mid July where potatoes were dug yields ears fully matured by mid October. Neighbors doubted the timing but the Fritz claim the harvest proves the experiment succeeds with sweet, abundant ears.
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Fred Fritz
16Th Avenue
Lendlease Terms With Russia Still Open on Arms Deal
U S officials say recapture rights remain in lend lease talks with the Soviet Union and no decision on final charges or payments. Most goods to Russia were war supplies, with civilian items likely billed. long credit terms are expected as with Britain and France.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
Britain
France
Legion Invites Group To Meet Here In Spring
Monroe welcomes the Third District American Legion spring conference with delegates from Glen Zilmer post led by C. H. Snively and Sherman Dearth. The split meeting is set for May 18 in conjunction with I Am an American Day with Commander Walter Rose of Milwaukee as main speaker and state adjutant Gilbert Sturdock on the program. Ted Jones, a triple amputee, spoke at the meeting as delegates and officers from seven southern Wisconsin counties attended.
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Monroe
Third District of the American Legion
Richland Center
Glen Zilmer
C. H. Snively
Howard O. Schulz
Sherman Dearth
Spli
Walter Rose
Milwaukee
Gilbert Sturdock
Ted Jones
Wisconsin
Farm Bureau Open House At Prairie du Chien Slated
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau federation announced an open house in Prairie du Chien on October 30 expected to draw about 4000 farmers and agricultural agents. Attendees will view the initial operations of a newly established fertilizer plant.
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Farm Bureau Meeting
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Prairie du Chien
Truman Polishes Talk On Meat for Tonight
In a week of college football upsets, Billy Schmitz won The Times Pick the Winner contest with 102-point gap from actual scores. Others, including Donald Keen and James Keen, trailed as over 200 entries poured in from Monroe and distant cities. Washington sources report Truman studying meat shortage options with aides, weighing outright scrapping controls, relaxing or importing meat, or maintaining stabilization measures ahead of a nationwide radio address.
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Billy Schmitz
18Th Avenue
Times
Billy
Southern California
Navy
Tulane
Donald Keen
Juda
Keen
Illinois
James Keen
Washington
Truman
Clark
Anderson
White House
John R. Steelman
Eben Ayres
Monroe
OPA
Adare
Rural leaders urged as stabilizing force in nation
Gov. Walter S. Goodland told the National Catholic Rural Life Victory Convention that rural people stabilize the nation and rural areas produce food and fibers. Bishop Mulloy urged lowering immigration barriers to bring displaced Europeans to the United States. About 20 bishops, 1,000 priests and nuns, and 10,000 laypeople attended the conference, which runs Friday to Tuesday.
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Green Bay
Walter S. Goodland
Frank Graass
National Catholic Rural Life Victory
Wisconsin
William T. Mulloy
Covington
U. S
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Calves ordered by Green county youths to be delivered Tuesday
Green county 4-H and FFA youths will pick up 77 club calves at the Thomas Thorp farm near Clarno Tuesday afternoon after a Memphis, Missouri auction supplied over 1,200 head. Herefords and some Black Angus steers were TB tested and given shipping fever vaccines.
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Green County
FFA
Thomas Thorp Farm
Clarno
D. E. Willard
Thorp Farm
County Agricultural
Memphis
Willard
Thorp
Missouri
Robert E. Davenport
Monroe High School
Dale Doering
New Glarus
Clarno Township
Meat Rationing Ordered by MacArthur in Pacific
General Douglas MacArthur ordered a general tightening of meat consumption by all U S army personnel in the Pacific due to the meat shortage in the United States. The action was announced amid wartime food strain.
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Japan
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
Pacific
United States
Pittsburgh Strike Faces Three Tests
About 300 Pittsburgh Motor Coach Co drivers quit to avoid crossing picket lines but voted to return to work. The citywide strike enters three tests including a wage arbitration offer, a rank and file meeting, and a bargaining rights election involving multiple unions. Mayor Lawrence urged arbitration as the dispute drags on amid broader labor actions nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Motor Coach Co
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Power
AFP
Independent Power Union
Duquesne Light Co
AFL
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
AFL United Mine Workers District No. 50
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
CIO Utility Workers Union
David L. Lawrence
Ford Motor Co
Washington
Hollywood
Stolen 1935 Ford Coach Recovered After Crash
A 1935 Ford coach reported stolen in Stephenson County last Saturday was recovered by Green County and county highway police after an unreported crash in Green County. Sherman Dalton of Monticello route 1 towed the car to his farmyard following the turn over on a town road curve. Two men and a woman who rode in the car left after Dalton towed it, and descriptions were sent to the Stephenson sheriff. The car was to be returned to Illinois tonight.
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Stephenson County Sheriff's Department
Green County
Dalton
Stephenson County
Illinois
Supreme Court to rule on rail rate changes
Washington reports the Supreme Court will decide the validity of ICC orders raising class railroad freight rates 10 percent in the North and East and cutting them 10 percent in the South and as far west as the Rockies. Nine northern states, six New England governors, and 33 railroads challenged the changes affecting about four percent of rail traffic. The adjustments were ordered after Southern officials argued rates penalized the South and favored northern manufacturers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
ICC
Rockies
New England
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