Fritos expands plant capacity with second big unit
Wisconsin Fritos Co announces completion of a second production unit at the Monroe plant. The site will run two 12 hour shifts, soon moving toward eight and then six 8 hour shifts to support a growing market including Chicago and northwest Indiana. A new garage on Highway 69 hosts corn shelling and cleaning for delivery to the plant. propane gas equipment to power cookers is also installed.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Wisconsin Fritos Co
Monroe
Wisconsin Fritos
Craigo
Highway 69
21St Street
Llth Avenue
18Th Avenue
Lake Michigan
Fritos
Bombs explode at Jerusalem rail depot injuring ten
Three bombs at the principal rail depot in Jerusalem explode as the station is evacuated. Soldiers respond amid the blast, with initial reports placing the casualty count at ten.
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Jerusalem
Campaign finance shows limited activity in Green County races
Green County Democratic committee and Evan Chambers, Republican candidate for sheriff, filed pre election statements with the county clerk. Arm strong reported 93 dollars from 10 individuals and 39.50 in ad expenses. Chambers had 4.70 in ad costs with no contributions. GOP club and other candidates reported none.
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Green County Democratic Committee
Evan Chambers
Clarence W. Lengacher
Democratic Committee
Max Armstrong
Chambers
Green County
Republican Club
Jessie M. Holcomb
Kay H. Schoonover
Wisconsin Republicans disclose campaign receipts and expenses
The Republican state central committee reported receipts of 10000 and expenditures of 7774 in the current general election. Treasurer Charles J. Wesley of Milwaukee filed the report with the secretary of state. The Loan-for-Governor Club led by Paul Graver of Milwaukee reported 2951 received and 2803 spent for the Democratic candidate. Other filings show details for Circuit Judge Joseph R. McCarthy, Oscar Rennebohm, John E. Martin, and Alvin E. O’Konski with varying sums received and spent in their campaigns.
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Madison
Republican State Central Committee
Charles J. Wesley
Milwaukee
Secretary of State
Paul Graver
Joseph R. McCarthy
Republican National Committee
U.S. Senate
Oscar Rennebohm
John E. Martin
Mother Refused Polio Treatment Doomed Boy in Kansas City
Eleven year old Philip Bowers, an infantile paralysis victim, died after his mother refused hospital care citing faith healing. The health department quarantined the Bow ers home and a two hour prayer service was held on their porch as church members prayed for the child’s recovery. The mother said Philip passed away after last night’s deep sleep while begging the Lord to take him.
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Kansas City
Philip Bowers
Fred Bowers
Bowers
In the Name of Jesus Church
Young Navy Veteran Dies in Crossroad Collision Near Ripon
Phillip Rake 22 a navy veteran died from injuries after his car hit a Milwaukee road locomotive at a crossing five miles north of Ripon in Winnebago County. Sheriff Clarence Smith said Rake was en route on a hunting trip.
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Ripon
Phillip Rake
Milwaukee Road
Winnebago County
Clarence Smith
Repo Rake
Molotov Outburst Highlights East West UN Clash
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov used a seven thousand word address to press a four point arms reduction plan and urge UN action to curb American atomic monopoly. Western delegates led by Warren Austin objected to immediate disarmament debate while Molotov denounced Churchill and Baruch and urged UN scrutiny of veto reform.
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New York
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Assembly
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Molotov
Warren R. Austin
U. N
Winston Churchill
America
Britain
Bernard Baruch
U. S
U. N. Atomic Commission
United Nations
Paul-Henry Spaak
Belgium
Philip Noel- Baker
Spaak
United Nations Organization
Security Council
Immell to Support Republican Ticket in Wisconsin Race
Former Progressive Ralph M. Immell, defeated in August for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, says he will back the Republican ticket in the November 5 election. He issued the statement in Madison praising the party’s primary verdict.
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Associated Press
Ralph M. Immell
Immell
Wisconsin
Madison
Extension of Rent Ceilings Planned
Washington announces a broad expansion of rent ceilings to take effect November 1 bringing 88 new rental areas with over 3.2 million people under control. Most are first time ceilings, with seven areas restoring controls. The expansion reflects wartime rent pressures and ongoing housing shortages driven by returning veterans and students.
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Washington
OPA
Monroe Route 2 Gains Seven Patrons From Other Posts
John J. Burkhard, Monroe post master, announced that seven rural mail patrons in Green county will join Route 2 from three other post offices on November 1. Clarence Baltzer will drive about 51.85 miles daily, up from current routes, delivering mail at patrons' doors.
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Green County
Monroe
John J. Burkhard
Clarence B. Baltzer
Marion Laube
Clayton Burt
Paul Dunker
Robert Zweifel
Brodhead
John Ruef
Albany
Paul
Fatal Auto Wreck Claims Bamaboo Citizen Otto Lee
Otto Lee, 62, was killed instantly when struck by an automobile while walking along the highway near his Bamaboo home last night.
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Otto Lee
U S Criticizes German States Council on Democracy
Stuttgart report says U S military government bluntly accuses its sponsored German states council of failing to implement democracy in Ameri can-occupied Germany. The criticism targets the administration in the U S zone over not resolving expellee absorption from Sudetenland and eastern lands. Washington notes the unresolved issue hinders democratic building.
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Stuttgart
U.S
German States Council
Germany
U. S
Sudetenland
Nanking says Liaohung offensive ends short of Dairen safety zone
Government sources reported that General Tu Li-ming will not push the Liaohung offensive beyond a safety zone well distant from the Russian occupied area around Dairen.
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Nanking
Tu Li-ming
Liaohung
Dairen
Washington pauses round-the-world B-29 flight plan
The state department announced that the army has indefinitely shelved its plan for a round-the-world flight of B-29 Superfortresses, delaying what had been intended as a record-setting venture.
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Washington
State Department
Army
Pure Milk Co-op Reelects Officers at 17th Convention
Fond du Lac Melvin Mason was reelected president for his 11th term at the Pure Milk Products Cooperative 17th annual convention. Henry Meier Merrill was reelected vice president and William F. Groves Lodi was reelected secretary. Charles J. Rode Oconomowoc was elected treasurer and Charles A. Peterson Rosendale Oscar Hunter Hillsboro Mason and Groves joined the board. A price stabilization resolution was defeated after debate, with members arguing it suggested producers overcharge and would curb consumption.
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Fond du Lac
Melvin Mason
Whitewater
Pure Milk Products Cooperative
Henry Meier
Merrill
William F. Groves
Lodi
Charles J. Rode
Oconomowoc
Charles A. Peterson
Rosendale
Oscar Hunter
Hillsboro
Mason
Groves
Moscow diplomat named for Nobel Peace Prize bid
Oslo director August Schou of the Nobel Peace Prize Institute said Mme Alexandria Kollontay of Moscow had been recommended as a candidate for the 1946 prize but the committee had not yet met to select the winner. He added that nothing definite could be said until the meeting.
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Oslo
August Schou
Violets Bloom as Warm Weather Persists This Week
Spring like conditions bring out violets and pestiferous flies as temperatures reach the 60s and 70s. Forecasters predict diminishing winds and a slight cooldown with possible showers and cooler air tomorrow.
Honor Four More 4-H Clubs Earn Dinners and Awards
The Brooklyn community hall hosted the county wide 4 H club achievement day dinner honoring the Brooklyn Albany Gill and East Dayton clubs. Albany earned a 100 percent achievement certificate with members receiving pencils for a 28 percent enrollment rise. Brooklyn received an achievement certificate and flag sets for a 110 percent enrollment increase. East Dayton gained flag sets for a 66 percent rise. Gill is a new eight member club. Brooklyn led in farm safety with 97 reports and Olive Sprecher received a farm safety medal. Additional honors went to LaVonne Hilliard Rob Kleinsmith and others for garden work wildlife conservation and demonstrations. Bruce L Carter state leader spoke. program featured solos and community singing.
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Brooklyn Community Hall
Brooklyn
Albany
Gill
East Dayton
Gill Club
Green County
Olive Sprecher
Joan King
Joyce Ringhand
Brooklyn Club
LaVonne Hilliard
William J. Borst
Robert Kleinsmith
Charlotte King
Robert Krueger
Bruce L. Carter
Lyle Stall
Howard Teasdale
Monroe
Alton Sprecher
Fred Ringhand
Brooklyn Center
Kronberg Valuables Taken by Others Than Those Now Accused
Durant testifies in Watson court martial that he and Maj. Gen. Bevans accepted silver pitchers from Kronberg castle, the site where jewels were buried. Three similar pitchers were found at Kronberg, termed souvenirs of the officers club. Bevans was Durant’s superior when the 10 million dollar Hesse family jewels were stolen last fall.
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Frankfurt
Jack W
Durant
James M. Bevans
Kronberg Castle
David
F. Watson
Burlingame
Calif
Watson
U. S. Army
Bevans
G-11
Fair Exchange Puzzled Police Report Missing Cash
Bootmaker David Posada reported his car stolen. He said a sack with 1500 dollars was in the back seat. Police found the car abandoned with 2504 dollars scattered on the rear floor, but no sack or 1500 dollars.
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Hollywood
David Posada
Price Break Shuts Cotton Exchange
Alvin Babler was detained for a morning chat as a gust lifted his bank book and cash into the air. Passers by and a policeman recovered all money from the sidewalk street gutter and under cars after the wind scattered bills en route to the bank.
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Alvin Babler
Milwaukee Strikes Calm as 120 Deputies Pledge Peace
Milwaukee county law officers deputized 120 men to crowd control at Allis-Chalmers in West Allis where violence had flared on a 183rd day of a UAW-CIO Local 248 strike. Police reported calm after arrests and ongoing court proceedings for several accused rioters.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
Uaw-Cio
Thomas Kastello
Edward Kovnesky
Kovnesky
Michael Engel
Frank Hoffman
Lawrence Williams
Nichols Ostovich
Hanley
Madison
John &. Martin
State Employment Relations Board
San Bruno and Millbrae Hit By Recurrent Earthquakes
Suburban San Bruno and Millbrae residents report repeated quakes as heavy dirt truck traffic and dynamite blasts for airport and highway projects rumble through. They seek county action despite a 2 1 2 million cubic yard filling plan finishing in February and a 15 month dirt-taking phase starting immediately.
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San Francisco
San Bruno
Millbrae
County Board of Supervisors
Robert Harrison
Dorothy Connell
J. C. Baldwin
Government seeks way to stabilize Souths cotton market
Representative Sparkman quoted President Truman as saying the government will do everything possible to stabilize the cotton market. He urged using war powers to prevent further price collapse and proposed government loan value of 92 percent parity and six month mill inventories to provide a floor around 25.67 cents per pound. Futures exchanges were shut as prices fell from 39.13 to 29.15 cents.
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Washington
Sparkman
D-Ala
Truman
White House
Job For Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Congress
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
End Loom Restriction and Glass Container Controls
The civilian production administration ordered removal of wartime controls on glass container manufacture and design, revoking order L 103 limiting bottle shapes to 1942 patterns. Officials report CPA Chief John D. Small will soon revoke order L-99 freezing cotton bombs to minimum essential fabric production.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
John D. Small
Farm Machinery Boom Hindered by Strikes Says AEA Official
Paul M. Mulliken executive secretary of the National Retail Farm Equipment association told reporters during the 47th annual convention that a three to five year farm machinery boom is blocked by strikes. He said domestic demand would absorb existing capacity and production could not meet the need if output were unrestricted. The association has about 16 000 dealers.
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Chicago
National
Farm Equipment Association
Paul M. Mulliken
St. Louis
Mulliken
Two County Crashes But None Is Injured
Two automobile accidents occurred yesterday afternoon in Green County without injuries. Henry H. Elmer of Monroe and Fred Stampfli of Rock City collided on county trunk Ke four miles south of Juta at 5:30, damaging the left sides of both vehicles. A. T. Heinzelman of Monroe said his truck was struck by a car entering highway 81 north of Monroe. the truck was undamaged, but the other vehicle’s front end was badly damaged and the driver left the scene.
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Green County
Henry H. Elmer
Monroe
Fred Stampfli
Rock City
Juta
A. T. Heinzelman
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