Editorial Lifting the Lid on the Coal Fight Demands
The article reports John L Lewis’s news conference outlining demands to raise coal costs by 30 to 35 cents a ton, financed by miner profits, while suggesting possible government seizure of mines for public benefit. It notes his critique of steel interests and hints at a Lewis Murray leadership merge. The piece warns of rising state socialist implications for consumers and taxpayers.
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John L
Wich
Lewis
Lewis-Murray
Diplomacy and rough talk mark new Cold War tone
The article notes Secretary of State Acheson uses sharper rhetoric toward the Soviet Union as the United States denounces red terror in Europe and observes the Eastern German republic. It questions readiness to back stern words with force and cautions the public about a potential new world conflict.
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Dean Acheson
Europe
Russia
Whitewater educator named chairman of Wisconsin human rights panel
Madison reports R. C. Williams president of Whitewater state teachers college was elected chairman of the governor's commission on human rights. He succeeds Dane County Judge Fred Evans. New officers include August Reisweber of Milwaukee and Sidney Goldstine of Madison as vice chairmen, Mrs. George Thompson of Hudson as secretary, and L. F. Nelson of Kaukauna as treasurer. The panel approved forming committees to study alleged resort industry discrimination.
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Madison
R. C. Williams
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Governor’s Commission On Human Rights
Dane County
Fred Evans
August Reisweber
Milwaukee
Sidney Goldstine
George Thompson
Hudson
L. F. Nelson
Kaukeuna
Wisconsin
Lions at New Glarus Sponsor Halloween Party Parade
The Lions club in New Glarus hosts a Halloween party on Monday night October 31 with a street parade and treats. Rural and village youngsters are invited to participate, and cash prizes will be awarded for costumes.
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New Glarus
The
Lions Club
Germany sinks Royal Oak in major naval campaign success
Sightings recount a German victory sinking the British battleship Royal Oak as part of a broader campaign. The item also notes unrelated local alerts and obituaries including Mrs. Amelia Budde and Otto Budde, plus marriage notices and past event recaps from 25 and 40 years ago.
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Germany
Britain
Royal Oak
Jacob Rothenbuehler
Kathryn E. Germann
Robert W. Kohli
Dubuque
Gertrude Lysser
Bernard Barry
Amelia Budde
Otto
East Troy
Monroe Municipal Band
Monroe
Holzel
Switzerland
Hartman
Apostolic Church
United States
Elizabeth Grimm
Charles A. Jorgensen
Drop in Milk Drinking Hits Government's Support Plan
Washington reports milk consumption is down while production rises and dairy income falls. The Agriculture Department notes three factors behind the downturn: reduced purchasing power, nonfood spending, and relatively high milk prices. Farmers rely on whole milk sales for income, and shifts to manufactured products lower profits. The department studies price adjustments while maintaining a program that supports dairy prices by buying surpluses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Censu & Power
Buttermakers Rename All Officers for Year
Marshfield Wisconsin Buttermakers and Managers associations re elected all officers yesterday. John Miller Green Lake president E H Ratke Reedsburg secretary and Lacy Dickey Glenwood City treasurer were chosen for another term. New directors Homer Hilton Cochran Lloyd Kolden Augusta join the board and A J Smith Portage was re elected. Next year’s session will be held at Chippewa Falls.
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Marshfield
Wisconsin Buttermakers and Managers Associations
John Miller
Green Lake
E. H. Ratke
Reedsburg
Lacy Dickey
Glenwood City
Homer Hilton
Cochran
Lloyd Kolden
Augusta
A. J. Smith
Portage
Chippewa Falls
Brodhead Halloween Committee Named
Brodhead Halloween committee members announced with D. I. Pierce as general chairman for the Monday night event. John Denning to act as master of ceremonies, Truman Olin parade chairman, and George Bjork entertainment head.
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Brodhead
D. I. Pierce
John Denning
Truman Olin
George Bjork
Nehru Urges Peace Path While Rejecting Neutrality
In separate speeches to the House and Senate, India's Prime Minister Nehru says India cannot be neutral in the face of aggression yet calls for peaceful action inspired by Mahatma Gandhi. He credits passive resistance with freeing India and winning friendship with former adversaries. He cautions that methods must fit circumstances though the core approach remains sound.
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Washington
India
Nehru
Congress
House
Senate
Mahatma Ghandi
Ancient Romeo Seeks To Cash In on Glamour
Sigmund Engel, 73, freed on 37600 bond from six confidence game charges, proclaims plans to enter entertainment with television radio shows personal appearances films and tours once incorporated. He says the public wants him and did not discuss his Oct 24 criminal court booking.
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Chicago
Sigmund Engel
Lothario
Engel
Entered Dane Show at Madison Saddle Club event
Brodhead special contestant Bosshart has entered a horse in the Madison Saddle Club show at the Dane County Fairgrounds Sunday. About 200 horses valued at over 250000 will be shown.
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Conrad Bosshart
Madison Saddle Club
Dane County Fairgrounds
Must Wear Brace After Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs. C L Crago, injured weeks ago in an automobile accident, sustained cracked vertebrae and shoulder injuries. She remains impaired and will likely require a brace for at least six years.
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Browntown
C. L. Crago
Juda Church Concludes Preaching Mission This Sunday
The Juda Evangelical United Brethren church ends its preaching mission next Sunday, capping 15 months of Protestant evangelism. Speakers include Rev. Lawrence A. Brown, Rev. Howard L. Orians of Monroe, and Dr. R. H. Mueller of Dayton, who will address tonight and Sunday morning. Dr. Mueller directs Christian education and outlines the mission’s scope.
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Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lawrence A. Brown
Howard L. Orians
Monroe
R. H. Mueller
Dayton
Mueller
Christian Education
Peter Retzlaff
Juda
South Wayne Sets Homecoming Plans
South Wayne announces Homecoming events surrounding the Hazel Green game on Thursday October 27 at the local field. Crowning occurs at a high school gym dance Friday October 28 with Peterson's Orchestra performing.
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South Wayne
Hazel Green
Peterson
Robert Stauffer
Shullsburg
Plans New Building in New Glarus
Fred Haldiman will erect a 20 by 24 foot steel quonset style building behind his home near the ball park to serve as a blacksmith shop.
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Glarus
Fred Haldiman
Ball Park
King to Visit American Warship at Portsmouth
King George the sixth will inspect the cruiser Columbus at Portsmouth England on November 8 as part of a visit reflecting his naval background. The king, an old navy man, made the date today to visit the ship.
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London
King George
Columbus
Portsmouth
England
Farmers and Farm News From Sylvester Township Area
Mrs. Baumgartner picks roses at Sylvester township. John Giese notes corn harvests near Green County. William Sweeney schedules a Thursday public auction near Twin Grove due to ill health. Roger Willing earns Holstein Friesian merit and junior membership. he becomes the 10,688th member. Leaves litter highways after Monday winds. Willis Riemer of Brodhead improves Hereford stock through selective breeding. Packing plants pay premiums for veal over dairy milk. calf profitability details given with price ranges and gains. The 20th annual convention of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweeney
Twin Grove
Roger Willing
Brodhead
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Holstein-Friesian Calf Club Association of America
Pure Milk Products Co-op Meeting in Fond du Lac
The Pure Milk Products Co op will be held at Fond du Lac on Tuesday October 25 beginning at 10 am.
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Pure Milk Products
Fond du Lac
Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Mary Shorb in Durand
Durand funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Shorb with attendees including Frank Marcus Al Jubie Selmar Olson Hazel Dunwid die Roy McBride Ray Covert Walter Zimmerman and Howard Wallace, among others.
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Brodhead
Mary Shorb
Durand
Frank Marcus
al Jubie
Selmar Olson
Hazel Dunwiddie
Roy McBride
Ray Covert
Walter Zimmerman
Howard Wallace
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Emery A. Odell
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stephenson County
Editorial
Human Rights Group
Whitewater Man
Lions At
Evening Times
Mineral Point
National Bank
Baird
Rachel Leake
West Russell Street
Edward Hintzmann
J. C. Gillum
Argyle Road
Tallman Street
Jacob Ruegg
North Monroe Streeet
Rudolph Kubly
Jefferson Township
New
N. B
W. A. Gordon
Oshkosh Mental Hospital
Darlington High
Darlington
Burton Butler
Janesville
Toland Business University
Warren Academy
Fairgrounds
Christ Elmer
Alfred Bucb
Brooklyn
Brodhead Halloween
Mrs. Steven
John Daacon
Dixie Shop
Romeo
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Juda Church
Ah BN
Pia Farm Scene
W. C. Baumgartner
Sylvester Township
John F. Giese
Good Thuner, Minn
Green County
Willis Riemer
Riemer
Hereford
Automobile
Lanz Agency
Sevety
Green County Auto Co
11Th Street
WLAD
Monroe, Wis
Hib
Connors
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Monroe High School
Monroe Vocational Board
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