Dairy cattle fetch $332 average at Green County Holstein sale
About 57 head sold at the Green County Holstein sale at the county fair grounds stock pavilion drawing a total of $18 997 58. Perrin brothers top the prices with a $740 bid for Perrin Inka Creamette and Ralph Stauffacher's entry bringing $1 110 for a close heifer and calf. Eight mature cows averaged $408 75 and four calves averaged $148 12 with a turnout of around 400 spectators.
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Green County
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
County Fairgrounds
Perrin Brothers
Fennimore
Perrin Inka Creamette
Bennett and Norton
Juda
Ralph Stauffacher
Monroe
Tuckie
Jane
Walter Timm
Bennett
Norton
Milford Parkinson
Darlington
Burleigh Bartlett
Sir Hengerveld Fayne Lyons
Ben
Peter Graber
Monticello
Graberhill
Regina Huffman
Jesse Matzke
Orangeville
C. O. Gilmore
Woodford
Korndyke Bess Aultie Lyons
Stauffacher Brotherrag Gr Cse
U'ren Hoesly
Piebe Lyons
D. R. U'ren
Stockton
Til
John Babler
Dakota
Ill
Schmitz
Virgil Perrin
Kendall Digman
Ralph Elmer
Bill Norton
H. C. Roth
Renesee Ees
Frank Trumpy
Ralph Steaftacher
John Ruff
Ronald L. Spease
H. Otto Elmer
W. C
Es Ee O. i “Ee
Army Duck Visit Aids Local Enlistment Drive
The Army recruiting office promotes enlistments with a Duck display in Janesville and Monroe today. Six recruiters participate in the program inviting interested individuals to learn about joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Recruiting Office
Janesville
Euaahe
Veterans of Foreign Wars Forms Auxiliary at Cecil Jones Post
At the Cecil Jones Post VFW meeting in Turner hall an auxiliary was voted in unanimously. The auxiliary will admit mothers wives daughters and sisters of VFW members and a boy scout troop will be sponsored for Scouts 15 years or older who have passed second class tests. Committees for both activities will be appointed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cecil Jones Post
V.F.W
Turner Hall
V F.W
Pretty Boy Washington Haircut Story At Langley Junior High
AP describes Jimmy Garvin, known as Pretty Boy Washington, who has not cut his hair since age two. At eleven years later his long golden locks reach his shoulders. He is described as skilled with his fists and the Garvin family values individuality.
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Washington
Jimmy Garvin
Jimmy
Langley Junior High School
Margaret Garvin
Milk Supplies Up but Price Steady Across Region
Milk output increases slightly in Monroea amid homogenized product gains and eased rationing while prices hold at 18 cents to 27 cents per pint depending on product. Demand remains high as dairy industry notes lower production trough passed and farmers receive a new high price in Milwaukee for October deliveries. October Green County price pending release later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Green County
Dairymen Warn Of Price Level At Wisconsin Dairy Meeting
Dairymen from Fond du Lac warn that current dairy product prices threaten reduced consumption. The remarks opened the 17th annual convention of the Wisconsin Pure Milk Products Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Pure Milk Products
Fined for Wrong-Side Driving After Grader Crash
John H. Annen of Middleton paid a $15 fine plus costs in justice court after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle on the wrong side of the street. The crash on 12th Street and 1st Avenue injured Ernest Nydegger of Attica with a fractured spine and hospitalized at St. Clare. Wickersham’s truck and Annen’s grader were involved. the grader owner was Rein & Schultz Madison contractors, and only the truck suffered front-end damage. Nydegger remains hospitalized and in stable condition.
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John H. Annen
Middleton
Justice Court
Annen
Myrtis P. Wickersham
12Th Street
1 Avenue
Ernest Nydegger
Attica
Wickersham
Nydegger
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Rein & Schultz
Madison Contractors
Wisconsin Links Push Lilienthal to Atomic Energy Post
President Truman named David E. Lilienthal chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission and Gordon Rufus Clapp to run the Tennessee Valley Authority. Lilienthal, 47, former Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner, helped revamp state utility laws. Clapp, 41, born in Ellsworth, Wis., previously taught at Lawrence College.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Control Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gordon Rufus Clapp
Lilenthal
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Clapp
Ellsworth
Wis
Lawrence College
Appleton
Philip LaFollette
David Lilienthal
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Lilienthal
Chicago
Donald R. Dichberg
NRA
David Eli Lilienthal
Morton
Helen Marian Lamb
Perry
Okla
TVA
Big Power and Water Development
Lawrence
Beloit Bank Official Sentenced for Embezzlement
Russel V. Mason, 51, former Beloit bank cashier, was sentenced to three concurrent 18 month terms in a federal penitentiary by Judge Patrick Stone after pleading guilty to embezzlement and falsification of records at the Second National Bank of Beloit. The offenses involved $13,171 in 1938 under the national banking act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Russel
Government Holds Line in Coal Negotiations with Lewis
President Truman pledged no coal strike. Secretary Krug announced government compliance with Lewis request for a meeting to reopen talks, but officials stressed this did not imply a new contract. Lewis warned a walkout could occur November 1 if terms remain unchanged.
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Washington
Truman
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Tahoe City
Calif
Tinti
Krue
Collisson
White House
Gandhi Nears Calcutta As Hindu Muslim Strife Worsens
The AP bulletin reports continued Hindu Muslim clashes in Calcutta as Mohandas Gandhi travels toward East Bengal. Simultaneously Chicago cattle officials note a record high sale price of 45 dollars per hundredweight for the grand champion Hereford load, far above last year’s 27.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Mohandas K. Gandhi
East Bengal
Chicago
Democratic rally in Green county outlines state and national races
About 100 people attended a Democratic rally in the Green county circus courtroom featuring Daniel Hoan for governor Howard J McMurray for U S senator and John R Redstrom for Congress from the First district The event highlighted criticisms of Republican Lawrence H Smith over lend lease UNRRA and veterans housing with speakers promoting Democratic candidates and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Daniel Hoan
Milwaukee
Howard J. McMurray
Madison
U. S
John R. Redstrom
Racine
Congress
Democratic Committee
Max Armstrong
Albany
Wisasin
McMurray
Roosevelt
Bob la Follette
Hoan
Lawrence H. Smith
National Association of Manufacturers
Redstrom
Smith
UNRRA
Veterans’ Housing
Mr. Smith
Washington
Williams Set for Shanghai Oil Post After Army Service
George Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva B. Williams of Monroe, leaves for China to head a bulk station for a western oil company. He will stay in New York for passport processing before a four year term in the Orient, followed by six months in the United States. His sister and two nieces plan to join him in China, while Albert White Geigel is slated for dispatch to China from the west coast.
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Shanghai
China
George Williams
Alva B. Williams
10Th Street
Monroe
Orient
Williams
New York
Willis R. Etter
Etter
Monroeie
Albert White Geigel
Hunter Fatally Hurt Stevens Point
Dennis Nigh aged 36 of Bancroft died at St Michael's hospital after a hunting trip accident. He suffered a skull fracture when he fell from a running board of a car during the hunt, authorities said.
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Hunter
Stevens Point
Dennis Nigh
Bancroft
St. Michael's Hospital
Nigh
County Hike Budget by One Sixth Proposed for 1947
County board debates a 1947 budget totaling 420 000 in taxes excluding state taxes. Highway and hospital outlays rise notably with a 150 000 surplus to be partly used, hearings set for November 12 in the county courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Court House
F. F. Hartwig
Harry C. Young
Percy Lichtenwaliner
Clarence W. Lengacher
The
Times
Stalin denial on atom bomb and troop strength in Europe
Stalin stated the USSR has not developed an atomic bomb and its forces in eastern Europe total 60 divisions, planned to drop to 40 in two months. He accused Churchill of stirring a new war, denied US-USSR tension, and commented on naval presence, veto use, Poland borders, Yugoslavia, Greece, and Germany’s future role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stalin
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Hugh Baillie
United Press Associations
Winston Churchill
James F. Byrnes
United States
Moscow
Mediterranean
U. N. Security Council
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Poland
Yugoslavia
Italy
Greece
Germany
November Trials Of Two Civil Cases Scheduled For November
Two civil cases were set for trial in November and a third held over when the circuit court calendar was called yesterday afternoon. Otto Johnson et al vs Monroe Clinic et al will be tried Tuesday morning Nov 19 at 10 with Johnson represented by Walter D and Thomas M Corrigan of Milwaukee. Christina Keegan administratrix vs Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific Railway Co et al set for Nov 25 with Keegan represented by L A Koenig and Wilkie Toebaas Hart and Jackman of Madison. Milwaukee road side by Bender Trump and McIntyre. A third case, Thomas Mahle vs Herbert O Alderson and Hardware Mutual Casualty Co was held over.
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Circuit
Jesse Earle
Janesville
Otto Johnson
Monroe Clinic
Johnson
Walter D
Thomas M. Corrigan
Milwaukee
Wilkie, Toebaas, Hart and Jackman
Madison
Herbert O. Alderson
the Hardware Mutual Casualty Co
Detroit Gideons Visit Nick's Old Home City
M. C. McBrayne the oldest living Gideon came to Beloit by auto with Detroit Gideon officers to attend the Nichol son funeral this afternoon. The party included Marvin Steffins president of the Detroit camp 238 Gordon Z. Gage former international trustee and Waldo Hostetler camp 238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. McBrayne
Gideon
John H. Nicholson
Auto
Detroit
Nicholson
Beloit
Marvin Steffins
Gordon Z. Gage
International
Waldo Hostetler
New Kind of Union to Be Formed-for Cooperation
Ponca City Oklahoma reports George Biggs quits top post at Continental Oil Co to form a cooperative union aimed at salesman style organization for all workers. He proposes bargaining rights after a majority is won, promising profit driven programs rather than demands. He says any wage earner can join and will fund early steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
George Biggs
Biggs
Continental Oil Co
Heaviest pheasant weighs 4 pounds 3 ounces in local contest
The heaviest pheasant entering the local contest weighed 4 pounds 3 ounces and was shot by Robert Kleckler south of Monroe. The smallest bird weighed 1 pound 12 ounces and Jack Stafford had the shortest tail feather at 23 percent inches, entered by Ernest Wyss brod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kleckler
Monroe
Jack Stafford
Ernest Wyssbrod
General Ayres Dies At 67 In Cleveland Home
Brig Gen. Leonard P. Ayres a 67 year old internationally known business statistician died of a heart attack at his Cleveland home. He was a vice president of the Cleveland Trust Company.
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General Ayres
Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust
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Deny
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Union Stockyards
Jim River Ranch
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Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
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