Michigan Utility Strike Near End Affected by Walkout
The Associated Press reports a 3 day stop by about 2 000 utility workers nears settlement as CIO leaders urge accepting a new wage offer. AFL leaders say wage talks stalled with management and state federal officials. Multiple strikes resuming or ending include 8 000 CIO United Steelworkers at Crane Chicago plant and 4 000 AFL Carpenters in Knoxville heading back to work.
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Associated Press
CIO
AFL
Longsboremmen Etti
Cial
Lewis Cracken
United
List 28 Who Got Clearance Papers During Post Week
Twenty eight Green Countians received their clearance of dis route. Ralph C. Walker of Beloit. Keegan of 2547 13th street. Paul Ritschard at 909th avenue. Rex T. Hugo and H. Voelkis at 1129 20th street.
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Ralph C. Walker
Deweya
Beloit
Keegan
13Th Street
Paul Ritschard
Rex T. Hugo H. Voelkis
20Th Street
Hi Soldier Welcome Home Monroe Wisconsin Call
A call to greet returning service members with a cheer and direct welcome on the streets. Citizens are urged to approach veterans in uniform with a simple Hi soldier and sincere gratitude, making them feel at home in Monroe, Wisconsin and honoring their sacrifices.
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Monroe
Wis
Paducah
Servicemen Happy On Arriving Home
The report notes servicemen arriving home with cheer and a brief wait for another bus to their destination. Faces show curiosity about baggage and shared experience, though recognition is muted and the scene is described in muted terms amid mud and clouded surroundings.
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Baggage
Nana
Counter Revolution Seen in Venezuela
A revolutionary junta tightened its grip on oil rich Venezuela today after unseating the previous leadership. The move marks a sudden shift in power as military authorities assume control amid tensions over resources and governance. International reactions began to crystallize as analysts assess potential regional impact.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ellingson Service Station Hit By Looters in Browntown
Police investigated a burglary at Ellingson Service Station in Browntown where about $25 and a radio were reported missing. An electric clock and other items were noted as potentially involved as officers reviewed the scene for clues.
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Ellingson
Browntown
Greena Eee
Sester
Pheasant Hunt Opens Amid Bright Weather in Green County
A large crowd flocked to hunt pheasants in Green County as the season opened, aided by warm clear weather and looser licensing for servicemen. Licenses were sold at the county clerk’s office while shells remained scarce, delaying many hunts. State officials projected decent game availability despite ammunition shortages, with the season running until November 4 and a two bird daily limit.
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Green County
Clarence Lengacher
Monroe
Clarence W. Lengacher
Madison
Wisconsin
William F. Grimmer
Midwest
Truman Receives 33rd Degree From Masons in 1948
Truman becomes the first president to receive the 33rd degree the highest Masonic honor. The conferral also honors Gen. H. H. Arnold Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and Lt. Generals Ben Lear and James Doolittle. General MacArthur’s degree is to be awarded later.
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Masonic Order
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Agriculture Anderson
Ben Lear
James Doolittle
General MacArthur
War trials for 2000 Japanese begin in weeks
Col Alva C Carpenter directing preparations for what may be historys greatest criminal trials. About 50 suspects in custody with more taken daily. Classes three cases first within three weeks include beheadings directed by superiors. Tojo and Homma among those in custody.
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Tokyo
Col
Alva C. Carpenter
Fort Wayne
Ind
Corporation
Dying Sailor Plea To See Infant Met
New York Navy man William J. Morrow 21 in a Brooklyn hospital pleads to see his newborn infant before death from a rare battlefield illness. Doctors say he has little chance to live, but he regained some alertness after his daughter arrived. A newborn from Atlanta flown to his bedside.
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New York
William J. Morrow
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Naval
Ter
Morrow
Col Moldenhauer Returns to Civilian Life in Monroe
Lt Col Oscar A Moldenhauer arrived in Monroe yesterday ending 25 years of army service and 5% years in active duty since October 1940. He began as private in 1920 rising through ranks to captain then major and lieutenant colonel by 1942, with postings at Camp Bullis Tex Camp Beauregard Dallas and Alexandria La. His past leave was July 5 1945 and his son Private James Moldenhauer is also serving and stationed at Ft Sheridan Sheppard Field Tex. Other children are Joanne and Nancy.
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Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Monroe
Regular Army
Co. K
Moldenhauer
Washington
128Th Infantry
Hird
Camp Bullis
Tex
Liason
Farben Fused Berlin Plants Ordered Exploded for Reparations
The U S military government says three I G Farben munitions plants in the U S zone must be blown up and five additional German plants are declared open for reparations. All facilities are within the U S occupation zone.
Keep It Glowing Kenosha Soldier’s Christmas Tree Stays Bright
Sgt William E Schmitt Jr, a Patton era veteran who spent four years in service including Northern Ireland, asked his mother Mrs William B Schmitt Sr to keep the Christmas tree glowing for ten months. He says a visitor from Ireland, Iris Annie Dean, who he met in 1943 and married in 1944, will likely be here for Christmas.
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Kenosha
William B. Schmitt
William E. Schmitt
Patton
Third Army
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Iris Annie Dean
Senate Moves To Cut Individual Tax Bills In 1946 Plan
Washington reports a major Senate tax-cut package cutting total taxes by 5.629 billion dollars and granting individual taxpayers about 2.648 billion in 1946. The plan preserves wartime excises and details credits, with a three-sixths path to enactment pending House action, conference, and the president's approval.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Group
Senate
Tate
Treasury
Twining Flies From Germany In 20 Hours
Washington reports three B 20 bombers under Lt Gen Nathan Twining completed a 13 305 mile westbound flight from Guam via India and Germany due to Pacific eastward congestion. The nonstop 20 hour 16 minute leg from Frankfurt to Washington capped a 60 hour 14 minute total flight time.
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Washington
Nathan Twining
20Th Air Force
Guam
India
Germany
Pacific
United States
East Sound
Frankfurt-on- Main
Alfred Henke
Berlin
New York
AAF
Truman Honeymoon Over
Herbert Brownell Jr the Republican national chairman said at a news conference the party will focus on the 1946 congressional elections rather than the 1948 presidential race. He asserted the Truman administration's honeymoon is over and that Republicans aim to win control of both houses in 1946 after narrowly losing in 1944.
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Truman
Des Moines
Herbert Brownell
Brownell
Congress
Running Gun Fight Ends in Shootout. Five Youths Involved
Two slain police officers and three wounded, after a running gun battle with five youths on northwest side streets ended in a two minute pistol duel when the youths crashed their car into a pole. Two youths were killed and two companions wounded. The fifth youth was captured.
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Snage
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L. G. Simmons
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Shigenori Togo
Grand Island
John H. Knoblock
Wausau
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Raymond
Col. Moldenhauer
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Renciliation Service
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Snyder
Chester Bowles
John B. Blandford, Jr
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