Opening Day Pheasant Season Draws Wisconsin Hunters
Pheasant hunters from Wisconsin and Illinois crowded Green county for the 1 p m opening. They hunted four hours and nineteen minutes today before sunset with plans to resume at 8 am tomorrow. Weather stayed warm and sunny with temps near 60, traffic remained steady, and officials reported a likely record turnout despite a smaller crop forecast by Green county game warden Marvin Hicks. Daily bag limit stands at two with four in possession.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Green County
Monroe
Sheriff’s Department
County Traffic Department
Marvin Hicks
Services Held For Roy Jaberg
Pallbearers escorted Roy Jaberg to services at Stuessy funeral home for his death after a long illness. Rev Ralph Kofoed led the rites with Florence Voigt on organ. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery with relatives from Navarre and New Philadelphia, Ohio attending the service.
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Roy Jaberg
10Th Street
Raymond C. Fritz
Clarence W. Stuessy
William C. Rieder
Paul W. Neubauer
John H. Figi
Fred Roth Jr
Clarence M. Wainwright
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Ralph Kofoed
Stuessy
Florence Voigt
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert W. Sharp
Navarre
Kathryn Sharp
New Philadelphia
Jaberg
St. Clare Hospital
Monticello Highway Dynamiting Continues
S J Groves Co workers on Monticello road relocation discharged a larger dynamite charge this forenoon. Explosions lessen rock from four to twenty feet thick blocking heavy machinery. The blast at the Fred Brunkow farm cut opened the east side to grade while work on the west side proceeds.
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S. J. Groves Co
Monticello Road
Fred Brunkow
Army Beats Michigan In Close Football Clash
Top-ranked Army led Michigan 27 to 6 in late minutes before a crowd of 70 000 at Yan Stadium. The decisive rally showcased Army's strength as they held off Michigan in a high profile college gridiron encounter.
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ARMY
Michigan
New York
Yanstadium
City orders 116 two hour parking meters for square
The City Board of Public Works voted to install 116 two hour accumulative meters from McGee Hale Parking Meter Co in the public square. Each meter costs 53.53 dollars for a total of 6209.48 dollars funded from meter income. Delivery in about a month with courtesy overtime boxes to collect fines.
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McGee- Hale
Oklahoma City
City Board of Public Works
Angry Hoosiers Balk Desk Moving In Logansport
In Logansport Indiana a bitter crowd of Onward citizens opposed moving desks as state police stood by. Three trucks loaded with grade school desks waited in Walton for transfer to the rival town while 72 high school students remained in place. The state board of education approved consolidation creating a single Walton high school and a single Onward grade school.
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Logansport
Ind
Onward
Walton
General Commission
State Board of Education
Indianapolis
Virgil Turner
O Connell Confirmed as Acting Chief of Sanitation Division
Madison reports Dr. H. J. OConnell was affirmed by the state board of agriculture to serve as acting chief of the livestock sanitation division after accepting the resignation of Dr. J. T. Schwab.
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Madison
H. J. O'Connell
Board of Agriculture Toay
J.T. Schwab
Tito Ready To Free Archbishop Stepinac If He Quits Country
Yugoslav government says Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac could be freed if he leaves Yugoslavia, rejecting banishment as a condition. Stepinac, sentenced in 1947 to 18 years for aiding the Ustachi, has reportedly shown no interest in exile. Konni Zilliacus claimed the government would prPrieve him immediately upon departure.
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Tito
Stepinac
Belgrade
Alojzije Stepinac
Ustachi
Marshall Tito
Flannery Moved To Naval Hospital After Wounding in Korea
Pfc. James R. Flannery, gravely wounded when a tank was hit Sept. 23, is improving after transfer from Fairfield-Suisun to Oakland Naval Hospital. His mother Mrs. Frank Flannery traveled from California, aided by the Red Cross, and reports he is awake and responsive.
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James R. Flannery
Frank Flannery
California
Korea
Pfc
Flannery
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
United States Naval Hospital
Oakland
Dad
Howard
Billy
British Commandos Raid North Korea Coast in Quick Attacks
Vice Admiral Joy announced two swift British commandos raids on North Korea’s east coast within 65 air miles of Siberia. Royal Marines destroyed two bridges and a tunnel in hit-and-run actions on October 7 and 8, landing from two U S destroyers in rubber boats with faces painted and heavy armament.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Siberian
C. T. Joy
Far East
U. S
Robbery Near Ixonia In Cowboy Garb Reported
Two men dressed as cowboys robbed Ta vern Keeper Ben Strauss of $200 just after midnight in Ixonia. Strauss contacted the Jefferson County sheriff and said the outfits were so outlandish he briefly thought it a joke.
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Ixonia
Ben Strauss
Jefferson County
Sheriff's Office
Strauss
Yanks Cavalry Seizes Kumchon in Korea Clash
U S Eighth Army reports the South Korean First division moved within 55 miles of Pyongyang as American forces capture Kumchon near 38th parallel. The trap blocks red escape routes with about 20 000 enemy troops believed trapped. Hanpo lies eight miles north of Kumchon as Korean War actions intensify.
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38Th Parallel
United Nations
Soviet Siberia
Kumchon
Hanpo
Wonsan
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Pyongyang
Red Korea
Tokyo
Siberia
U. S. First Cavalry
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Wake Island
U. S
MacArthur
Wake
Hobart R. Gay
First Cavalry
Parallel 38
Red Capital
Gay
Namchonjim
First Cavalry Division
Regents Name Zillman Acting Dean of Men
The University of Wisconsin board of regents named Theodore Zillman acting dean of men to replace Paul Trump who is ill and on leave. Zillman, a former director of the campus veterans affairs office, takes the post as the campus receives 16000 for a WHA radio station transmitter replacement after an FCC failing antique unit.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Theodore Zillman
Paul Trump
Zillman
Campus Office of Veterans’ Affairs
WHA
Federal Communications Commission
Tightened credit rules hit autos furniture and appliances
The Federal Reserve Board issued a new order tightening installment terms on autos furniture and major household appliances effective Monday. Payoffs shorten to 15 months for many items with higher down payments. purchases under 50 now fall under tighter limits. new car monthly payments rise from 57.15 to 80.00 for an 1800 car. appliances see higher down payments and shorter payoff periods.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Field Day at Schneider Farm Highlights Pasture and Silage
Myron E. Jeglum reviews the October 18 field day at John B. Schneider farm north of New Glarus. The program includes pasture improvement, grass silage making demonstrations, a plowing contest with cash prizes, and a corn borer control discussion led by UW figures Fred Reber Orrin Berge and E H Fisher.
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John B. Schneider
New Glarus
Myron E. Jeglum
Fred Reber
R. Zeasman
UW Extension
Orrin Berge
UW College of Agriculture
E. H. Fisher
Herman the Sheep Leader Faces Possible Slaughter
In Chicago stock yards, Herman a prized leader sheep and two pets may face removal after six years of service. He has learned to open gates causing exits and confusion as traders weigh a unanimous vote on his fate. Barney Vos, owner, opposes sending Herman to slaughter.
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Chicago
Herman
Barney Vos
Mrs Wilbur Dies At Fort Atkinson
Mrs Henry Wilbur aged about 75 of Whitewater died early today at Fort Atkinson hospital after a short illness. The former Maria Knight, married here, moved to Whitewater 30 years ago. He ran a tavern on 17th avenue. Burial will be at St Patrick's Church Whitewater. She leaves son William, four sisters in Beloit, a brother in Beloit, three grandchildren, and Mrs Oscar Talmadge of Spokane.
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Henry Wilbur
Whitewater
Ft. Atkinson Hospital
Maria Knight
17Th Avenue
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
William
Beloit
Thomas Monahan
Frank Bernstein
H. J. Krauss
C. W. Means
Joseph Knight
Oscar Talmadge
Spokane
Wash
John Knight
Auto and TV Shares Fall in Heavy Mart Trading
Automobile and television stocks slid sharply in New York trading with declines reaching as much as 3 dollars a share before a partial rebound. Net losses settled around 1 to 2 dollars per share for these divisions as overall volume topped one million shares.
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New York
Parents at bedside of wounded Marine in Connecticut shooting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heilmann of Prairie du Chien were at the bedside of their son Marine Corporal Leo A. Heilmann, critically wounded after a shooting affray with police in Manchester Connecticut. Police said Heilmann drove a stolen Newport Rhode Island naval station car and fired at officers who stopped him.
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Manchester
Conn
Albert Heilmann
Prairie du Chien
Leo A. Heilmann
Heilmann
Newport
R. I., Naval Training Station
Detroit Hunts Insane Clubber On Rampage
Police issued a pick up order for James Allen 26 who escaped a Dearborn mental retreat and is sought for questioning in two hour attacks on six people on Detroit's northwest side including six hospitalized with skull fractures. Allen visited Flint area before fleeing in a taxi and was described as dangerous. The victims include Dorothy Julian 47 and her son Robert 12 along with her mother Viola Brezeski 63 and others attacked in their homes and on streets with a wrench or similar instrument.
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Detroit
George Kimball
James Allen
St. Joseph’s
Dearborn
Kimball
Allen
Flint
Kenneth Warmeck
Sam Mooney
James
Dorothy Julian
Robert
Viola Brezeski
Norma Friedman
Katherine Clacher
Blanche Cameron
Julian
Harold
Norman Friedman
President Truman MacArthur to Meet in Wake Island Talks
President Truman flies from Honolulu to Wake Island for a dawn meeting with General MacArthur aimed at easing Asia tensions and pursuing world peace. Attending are top advisers including Omar Bradley and Phillip Jessup.
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Wake Island
Truman
General MacArthur
Honolulu
Wake _island
Asia
Hickam Field
MacArthur
mid-Pacific
Tokyo
John J. Muccio
U. S
Korea
United States
Hickamfield
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Radford
Secret Service
Wake
Army
Frank Pace
Phillip C. Jessup
W. Averell Harriman
Dean Rusk
Far East
Charles 5. Murphy
Muccio
Courtney Whitney
Married Pastor and Girl Detained in Nebraska Elopement
Fremont Nebraska police detained a 27 year old Wisconsin clergyman and a 16 year old high school girl after an elopement. Rev Harold A Nicholas from Amery who is married with two children waived extradition to Wisconsin where he faces charges of absconding with the girl. The couple was picked up by Fremont police yesterday, two days after their arrival.
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Fremont
Neb
Wisconsin
Pelham McGee
Harold A. Nicholas
Amery
Emma Gruenewald Lundstrom Dies in Milwaukee
Emma Gruenewald Lundstrom, 54, died at home in Milwaukee. She is survived by husband Rudolph, mother Ursula Zweifel, two brothers Rudolph Zweifel of Richmond California and Edwin Zweifel Milwaukee, and two sisters Ann Nordholm and Alice Swendson Milwaukee. Services Tuesday Oct 17 at 1:30 pm Ritter funeral home Milwaukee. Burial Valhalla Cemetery Milwaukee.
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Emma Gruenewald Lundstrom
Milwaukee
Lundstrom
William Gruenewald
Monroe
Jacob J. Gruenewald
16Th Avenue
N. H. Durst
4Th Avenue
Wilmer Coates
Juda
Rudolph
Ursula Zweifel
Rudolph Zweifel
Richmond
Calif
Edwin Zweifel
Ann Nordholm
Alice Swendson
Ritter Funeral Home
Valhalla
Fall From Car Fatal Near Haugen Hospitalized Infant
Eighteen month old Kathleen Ann Bednar died at a local hospital after falling from her mother's car near their Haugen home. A door flew open while she rode in the front seat with her mother Mrs John Bednar and a neighbor woman.
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Rice Lake
Kathleen Ann Bednar
Haugen
John Bednar
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Monticello
O'Connell
Naval Hospital
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Bulletin
Nebraska
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