Cardinals Rally To Take Series As Brecheen Wins
The St Louis Cardinals won the series on a one run rally in the eighth inning with Harry Brecheen getting the win. Murty Dickson doubled in the fifth to drive in Walker and Dickson later scored on a Schoendienst single. The Red Sox took an early 1 0 lead but tied the game on a Williams miscue before Brecheen shut them down. President Truman’s meat decontrol policy looms in the background with dairy prices and meat supplies seen as potentially shifting as market controls ease and demand softens. The piece notes possible price declines for cheese and milk and the uncertain political timing of any further OPA removals.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Harry Brecheen
Murty Dickson
St. Louis Cardinals
Walker
Schoendienst
Dickson
Moore
Red Sox
Moses
Pesky Walker
Williams
DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Gara Oe
Schoendiensting
Marion
Brecheen
Earl Johnson
Truman
OPA
Monroe
Goodland
Harold M. Groves
University of Wisconsin
Peter Lynaugh
Dane County Industrial Union Council
CIO
Peace Parley Ends On Sour Note With Yugoslav Fadeout
The Paris peace conference closed officially at 11 28 this morning after Yugoslavia withdrew from the 21 nation deliberations in protest of conference decisions. President Bidault declared the meeting over, noting work since July 29 on treaties with Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland. Yugoslavia protested and said it would not participate in final approval or recommendations, while Molotov denounced some decisions as unsatisfactory.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Georges Bidault
France
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
U. S
Byrnes
Trieste
Quo Tai-chi
China
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Danube
Foreign Ministers Council
New York
Edvard Kardelj
Marshal Tito
AFL Calls to Lift Wage Controls Except on Rents
Chicago reports that the American Federation of Labor urged immediate removal of wage and price controls except rents, affirming AFL President William Green's prior recommendation. In other notes from Nuernberg top Nazis face execution after a final meal, while New Delhi and Lake Success items cover political shifts and court bids.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor Today
AFL
William Green
Livestock Prices Jump As Supplies Remain Tight
Demand pushes prices higher despite scant receipts across major markets. Chicago hogs hit $8.75 to $11 above ceilings with a top of 27.50, cattle up to 8.50 over ceilings, while Kansas City shows a record one day gain of 9 to 11.50. Analysts debate how soon meat returns to normal levels. Roscoe G. Haynie cites 2 to 5 weeks. P O Wilson predicts up to a year before full supply.
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Associated Press
Roscoe G. Haynie
Wilson & Co
P. O. Wilson
National Livestock Producers Association
Chicago
Kansas City
Meat Price Controls End As Truman Decontrols Slaughter
President Truman orders end of price ceilings on livestock and meat and abolishes meat industry subsidies. OPA Administrator Paul Porter drafts the decontrol order and Secretary Clinton Anderson approves it. Slaughter controls are lifted and wage ceilings linked to wartime restrictions are to be ended, signaling a broad rollback of price regulation.
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Washington
Truman
OPA
Paul Porter
Clinton P. Anderson
Porter
Anderson
Arval Erickson
The
Pricing Agency
Universalists Arrive For State Conclave In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin convention of the Universalists in Wausau welcomes attendees arriving by air and other modern travel. Rev. Gibbons spoke at 3 this afternoon as the convention continues with a 6 pm dinner tonight.
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Wisconsin
Gibbons
Oxygen Supply Cut By Harrison Strike Threatens Hospitals
Fifty Oxygen Co. workers in Harrison New Jersey threaten to halt supplies used by New York City hospitals estimating 250 to 275 large tanks daily risking deadly shortages as pneumonia season looms. Officials warn relief is urgent while union officials abstain from comments amid nationwide labor disputes.
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Oxygen Co
Harrison
N. J
New York
Driver Escapes Injury After Car Crash Near Modern Club
Fred Burkhalter of Monroe route 5 was thrown from a car he rode in as a passenger and escaped serious harm when it sideswiped a truck on highway 1181 near the Modern club. The crash, investigated by county highway police, left the truck beyond repair.
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Fred Burkhalter
Monroe
Robert C. Wenger
Sam Rhyner
Brodhead
Officers named for eight Green County teacher groups
Officials of eight Green County rural teacher groups were announced by Miss Florence Wartenweiler, county superintendent. Groups range from seven to fourteen teachers and will meet under Wartenweiler and supervising teacher Miss Irene Olson. New officers include Monroe group I Dorothy Burke chairwoman Edna Babler secretary Monroe group II Frances Moritz chairwoman Madge Dahms secretary Smiley Joyce Reasa chair Betty Kittelson secretary Jur Pearl Engebretson chairwoman Eleanor Albertson and Margaret Blum cello chair. Puddledock Robert Hendrickson chairman.
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Green County
Florence Wartenweiler
Pearl Engebretson
Eleanor Albertson
Margaret Blum
Puddledock
Robert Hendrickson
Wisconsin hairdressers urge grooming to enhance beauty
Viela A. Christensen of Kenosha, president of the Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, told a convention that no woman must be homely today. She urged proper grooming in hair styles makeup and clothes and said members are being trained to advise patrons on fashion and grooming.
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Milwaukee
Viela A. Christensen
Kenosha
Wisconsin Hairdressers & Cosmetologists Association
Crack Down on City Parking Violators
Monroe police issue warning tickets for improper parking as the traffic accident report rises. Police Chief J H Schwaiger cites left side parking and double parking as issues and urges garages over street parking at night.
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Monroe
J. H. Schwaiger
Streeet
Schwaiger
Farmer dies after tractor overturns on farm
John V. Flitch 53 of Potosi township died from injuries after a tractor tipped and crushed him on his farm yesterday. Authorities reported the incident occurred during regular farming work and the death is being investigated.
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Lancaster
John V. Flitch
Potosi
Clock tower clock weights deemed unlikely to fail
An engineer report to the state industrial commission says the 850 pound weight in Green county court house tower clock poses slight danger of not breaking from its cable. Pulleys and cables are in good condition though replacement with stainless steel is advised.
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State Industrial Commission
Green County Court House
Clarence W. Lengacher
Green County
Court House Tower
Springfield, O
Parent Teacher Panel Tomorrow at Monroe School
The first general PTA meeting of the year features a panel on the child guidance clinic in the Monroe school system. E. O. Evans will introduce panelists and describe the clinic. a brief business meeting precedes the discussion.
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PTA
Monroe
E. O. Evans
Ula Tyler
Green County Department of Public Welfare
Harold Haworth
Maurice Quinn
Frank Luebchow
O. G. Kim
Wisconsin
Walter S. Goodland
Allan Barnard
Edwin Dallman
Don Huddleston
Inland Daily Press elects Rhinelander editor to board
Clifford G. Ferris editor and general manager of the Rhinelander Daily News was chosen to the board of directors of the Inland Daily Press association during its 62nd annual convention yesterday.
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Inland Chicago
Clifford G. Ferris
Rhinelander Daily News
Inland Daily Press Association
Foundry Worker Killed by Train at Crossing
Racine Ramirez Guerrero twenty two foundry worker was struck by a southbound Northwestern railroad train at a crossing and died instantly while on his way to work.
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Racine
Santiago Ramirez Guerrero
Northwestern Railroad
Edward Lee Wins Bear and Deer On Back-to-Back Hunts
Edward Lee, Monroe archer, returns home for the second year with his back and bow, weighing about 165 pounds. The Lees spent the weekend at Necedah wildlife refuge with special permits. Next they go to Bayfield county where Mrs. Lee hunts deer and he pursues a bear. Lee shot both a bear and a deer last season.
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Edward Lee
Monroe Archer
Mr. Lee
Necedah Wild Life Refuge
Lees
Bayfield County
Mrs. Lee
Delinquent Taxes Near Minimum In Green County
Green County bought tax certificates today totaling 1518.94 on delinquent 1945 real estate taxes. County treasurer Emanuel Stauffacher announced the figure, far below normal but up slightly from last year. Delinquent real estate totals by area include Monroe 551.33, Brodhead 228.56, Albany 124.95, Brooklyn 220.05, Ca diz 43.68, Exeter 115.07, Mt. Pleasant 77.41, Spring Grove 102.70, Sylvester 39.74.
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Green County
Emanuel Stauffacher
City of
Monroe
City of Brodhead
Village of
Albany
Adams
Albany Township
Brooklyn Township
Cadiz
Exeter
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Youth Accused of Arson Is Arraigned
Charles Dahl, 18, was arraigned in county court on five counts of arson after fires caused total losses estimated at 60 000 to 75 000 dollars. County Judge Frank P. Regner entered an innocent plea for the youth and set bond at 5000 with a preliminary hearing scheduled for Oct. 23.
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Wausau
Charles Dahl
Frank P. Regner
End of Most Controls Seen After Meat Price Move
Washington officials forecast rapid end to wage and price controls with rents exempt after Truman cuts meat from OPA oversight. A high official said a precedent is set and pressure may push the remaining controls toward termination. The move aims to outpace Congress, which could act on January 1 to end the system.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Washington wage board members refuse to resign
Industry members of the wage stabilization board pledged to stay on until the early end of federal pay controls. A Colman Barrett and Earl N. Cannon said they would withdraw resignations after submitting them to President Truman last Wednesday, who had not yet accepted them.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Meat Scarcity Sparks Mixed Public Opinion
Citizens discuss meat shortages and prices, with estimates from sixty days to six weeks of continued scarcity. Some expect prices to rise, others shrug it off as politics, while a few express relief at the law of supply and demand.
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New Delhi
Lord Wavell
Mexico
Poland
Spain
International Court of Justice
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Hague
Mexico City
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