Marshall Plans Strong Reserve Under New Policy
Secretary Marshall moves to craft long range plans for a robust reserve with minimal disruption to civilian life. He forms an eight member study group including officers and civilians to advise on orderly recalls and the pace of mobilization as signs point to easing post Korea.
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Marshall
Washington
Defense Department
South Korea
Edwin H. Burgess
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Melvin J. Maas
Lee
Columbus
Hugh M. Milton
Organized Army Reserve
New Mexico Military Institute
R. S. Riggs
Naval Operations
John T. Walker
Marines
George G. Finch
Air National Guard
R. L. Copley
Air Force Reserve
Secretary Marshall
Defense Secretary
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Air Reserve
Stock Rally Efforts Give Limited Market Gains
New York traders saw only modest recovery after yesterday's slump as steel autos and rail shares led the turnaround. Gains barely outnumbered losses, with most price moves confined to one dollar or less per share.
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New York
Cheddar Prices Jump on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cheddars advanced a quarter of a cent and the market held firm on cheddars with steady small styles. Sales included four cars at 34 cents per unit. Bids for two cars cheddars and one car long horns remained unfilled at 33.4 to 34.4 cents. All Wisconsin state brand.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Death notice for Chester Albright of Juda
Chester Herman Albright 45 of Juda died at 6 50 am in St Clare hospital where he was a patient since Oct 14 He was born Dec 8 1904 in Clarno township son of Albert and Emma Grenzow Albright He married Ruth Douglas Oct 12 1926 in Rockford and lived in Rockford and Juda He ran a sand and gravel business in Juda for 20 years He is survived by wife son Bernard daughter Annette one grandson Randy Lee Albright three brothers Gilbert Mattoon Ill Vernon Chicago and Guy Juda and one sister Mrs Glen Wunschel Funeral services Sunday 2 30 pm Evangelical United Brethren church Juda Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating Burial Mt Vernon cemetery Friends may call Saturday evening at Newcomer funeral home Brodhead Body to be taken to Beanceions at 1 30 pm Sunday
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Chester Herman Albright
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Albright
Clarno Township
Albert
Emma Grenzow Albright
Ruth Douglas
Rockford
Bernard
Annette
Randy Lee Albright
Gilbert
Peter Retzlaff
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
Beanceions United Brethren Church
Blast Shatters Windows Near Monroe on Highway Relocation
A blast using seven tons of dynamite blew out sixteen windows along the Henry Elmer farm on route 4 five miles north of Monroe at 3 30 pm as the rural school dismissed. Eight windows in the house and barn were destroyed. No injuries reported. The Elmers say they were told to open windows. a nearby bridge and the school area are planned for blasting next week.
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Monroe
Henry Elmer
Elmer
Elmers
Green County Delays Tractor License Enforcement
Green County law enforcement suspends enforcing the tractor licensing rule while awaiting legislative clarification. The prior order in special order No. 127 required licensing for tractors used on highways and pulling non farm machinery, with a narrow farm machinery list. Officials report many farmer inquiries about which vehicles require licensing.
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Green County
Peter Fraser Grievously Ill After Heart Attack
New Zealand wartime prime minister Peter Fraser is reported gravely ill in a Wellington private hospital after suffering a heart attack yesterday. The report comes as the nation awaits further medical updates on his condition.
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Peter Fraser
Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Monroe FFA nets $11,689 at Madison junior live stock show
Nineteen Monroe high school FFA members earned 11 thousand plus dollars at the Madison Junior Livestock Exposition. They exhibited 37 beef calves with an average price of 31.75 per hundred, and included the high price Hereford at 33 cents per pound weighing 1104 pounds.
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Monroe High School
FFA
Madison
William Pick
Henry Pick
Route 5
McKay Nursery
Richard Graber
Mineral Point
Plankinton Packing Co
Milwaukee
LaVerne Schmitz
Louis Hirsig
Wayne Disch
Evansville
Piggly Wiggly Market
Wayne
Green County
Lamb
Oscar Mayer Packing Co
David Harmann
Milwaukee and Dane Counties to gain Senate seats
A Republican run plan for state senate reapportionment won tentative approval from a special legislative council committee. It would add seats for Milwaukee and Dane counties, delay final approval pending official census figures, and redraw districts to rotate election locations every two years, with 33 districts listed in the plan.
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Milwaukee
Dane
Legislative Council
Senate
Manitowoc
Kewaunee
Door
Brown
Douglas
Bayfield
Ashland
Burnett, Washburn, Sawyer, Polk, Barron and
Rusk
Dodge and
Jefferson
Outagamie
Waupa
National Trend Topic For Chamber Program
H J Dol linger of Chicago will discuss national affairs trends at the Monroe chamber general meeting Monday at 8 pm at Moose hall. Dol linger, assistant manager of the U S chamber north central division, speaks as part of national affairs and American Opportunity committees program. Women guests, Dutch lunch served by the retail committee after the program.
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H. J. Dollinger
Chicago
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
Dollinger
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Affairs and
Nancy Burgy's Steer Bing Sold at Wisconsin Show
Nancy Burgy and her brother John 13 sold two Hereford calves at the Wisconsin junior livestock show. Nancy's 1100 pound steer named Bing and her other calf named Al Jolson earned average prices around 33 cents per pound, with Bing Crosby purchasing Bing. Nancy's remark after the bid was made: I thought they were fooling.
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Nancy Burgy
Monticello
Wisconsin
Bing Crosby
Bing
John Madigan
Oscar Mayer Co
Nancy
John
Fred T. Burgy
Mary Soseman
G. S. Soseman
Burgy
al Jolson
Farmer Dies After Fall While Helping Neighbor Raise Barn
Edlar Boelter, 27, of Bloomfield was among a group aiding John Lepinsky in rebuilding a barn damaged by a September twister. He fell twelve feet onto concrete steps and was struck on the head by a timber he had loosened.
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Edlar Boelter
Bloomfield
John Lepinsky
Boeler
Wiley Attacks Control Trends In Wisconsin 1950 Campaign
In a Stevens Point speech Senator Wiley denounces government expansion as galloping governmentitis claiming it would push into banking real estate insurance and other businesses. He cites high federal taxes and warns voters against candidates who would extend government influence into medicine farming and housing. Opponents Fairchild Thompson Kohler counter with calls for economy efficiency and policy reforms.
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Associated Press
U. S
Wiley
Stevens Point
Korea
Thomas Fairchild
Racine
Hoover Commission
Carl Thompson
Walter Kohler
Lake Shore
Milwaukee
Kohler
Thompson
Wisconsin
Greater Incentives Urged To Avert 1951 Meat Shortage
Washington reports a meat shortage and rising prices next year unless the government offers incentives to boost output. Economist Carl H. Wilken says consumer demand could hit 150 to 160 pounds per person, above the 145 pound forecast, unless producers receive firmer price guarantees and longer hog feeding to add millions more pounds of pork to supply.
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Washington
Carl H. Wilken
Raw Materials National Council
National Independent Meat Packers Association
Agriculture Department
Wilken
Courtenay Calls for Harder Draft on Wisconsin Farms
State Selective Service Director Bentley Courtenay told a Wisconsin Council of Agriculture co operatives conference that farmers will face a draft increase compared with World War II. He noted cities have more manpower and urged support for local draft boards, while the council opposed farm-only draft preferences.
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Madison
Bentley Courtenay
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-Operatives
Courtenay
Youths to Face Court After Parole Talk
District Attorney Rodney O. Kittelsen said the fate of three county youths held at Green County Jail depends on a parole officer’s briefing this afternoon. The trio, linked to multiple weekend break ins, await juvenile or county court charges. One had been on parole from Waukesha Boys School and escaped Tuesday before being recaptured, with accomplices found in nearby corn fields.
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State Welfare
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Green County
Waukesha
Purple Paint Smears Grass at UW Stadium
Groundkeepers at the University of Wisconsin football field removed a large purple N painted on the grass with acid. Similar N's appeared on buildings and sidewalks. Superintendent A F Ahern offered no culprit but noted purple is Northwestern's color.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
A. F. Ahern
Northwestern
Warm Cloudy Days Ahead for Area Weather Outlook
The region will see warm weather with some cloudiness for the next several days. Highs will run 10 to 12 degrees above normal, with cooler conditions tomorrow and Sunday, then warming Monday and cooling again Tuesday. Showers are possible as temperatures reach 64 at 1 pm today after a low of 50 last night and 54 at 1 pm yesterday.
Copper Nickel Diversion Likely
Washington officials plan to curb non-military use of aluminum copper nickel by 20 to 30 percent to speed munitions production. cobalt may be removed from non defense use. impact on consumer goods depends on substitutes. no output quotas, supply cuts percent below past averages. NPR notes extensive semi war shift. amusement venue ban also enacted provoking contractor protest.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
NPA
Harrison
NPR
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
Chinese Troop Report Persists In Chosan Area
Chinese forces and North Korean units clash along the Chosan area near the Yalu with South Korean and U.S. troops holding northern positions. Reports describe mixed Chinese and North Korean units, raids along the coast, and efforts to trap insurgent bands as UN forces resist near Unsan and Wonsan.
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Seoul
Manchuria
Spiny
Sea of Japan
U.S. 8Th Army
Rok
Unsan
United Nations
U. S. 8Th Army
Yalu River
Wonsan
Diamond Mountains
East Coast
U. S
Kojo
U. S. 10Th Army
Iri
8Th Army
Chicago Post Office Bookie Setup Charged
The Chicago Tribune found an elaborate and highly efficient betting handbook operating in Chicago’s main post office. Postmaster John Haderlein in St Louis called bets on a minor, sneak-type scale. U S attorney Otto Kerner Jr said the report should be reviewed by postal and civil service officials.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Sun-Times
John Haderlein
St. Louis
Otto Kerner Jr
United States
Civil Service
King Gustaf VI Adopts Worsening Health Fears
Stockholm dispatch reports King Gustaf VI Adolf aged 92 with ailing health taking a serious turn due to increased coughing and marked breathing difficulty. The royal condition prompted medical officials to monitor his status closely as authorities provide updates on his condition.
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Gustaf
Stockholm
Gustaf VI
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