Lewis Likely to Emerge as Wage Talks Persist
Washington reports John L. Lewis appears certain to extract higher wages from the government amid possible steel and coal industry disruption. Admin officials, while seeking to avert a strike before winter, may reopen the contract on short notice and face the miners’ unified solidarity as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sarge Rean
le Eee Sa
Apple Cart
Salvation Army Launches Annual City Drive Next Week
Salvation Army announces its annual home service appeal led by co chairs O N Johnson and H A Stuessy starting Monday. R E Seioum serves as treasurer. Residents can donate at local banks since no home canvass will be conducted, funds aiding Wisconsin welfare programs and vocational guidance.
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Salvation Army
O.N. Johnson
H. A. Stuessy
R. E. Seioum
Monroe
Army
Wisconsin
Read
Rufenacht Building Warehouse Planned Near Northwest City Limits
The Rufenacht Oil Co. plans a storage warehouse on highway 81 at the northwest city limits on a one acre parcel bought from Mrs Edna Schmid. Andrew T Heinzelman will manage the construction and the facility will house trucks and equipment. Expected completion is before spring.
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Rufenacht Building
Northwest
Kubly Trucking Co
Highway 81
Edna Schmid
Rufenacht Oil Co
Andrew T. Heinzelman
Monroe
Ek Se Se
Cae Aaetan Aaelen
Sth
OPA to Close Local Boards Nationwide for 30 Days
All OPA local boards nationwide will be closed to the public on November 4 and employees will receive 30 days notice on November 12. The measure, likely to be issued formally in Washington, will affect every regional office across the United States.
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Oklahoma City
OPA
Washington
United States
Attorney General Takes Charge Of 48 Estonian Refugees
Miami officials report the U S attorney general assumed authority over 48 Estonian refugees who arrived in small boats from Sweden to Miami after sailing 6 000 miles. The group will not be deported until a further order from the attorney general is issued. Raleigh Miss Four Negroes and a white farmer are indicted by the Smith county grand jury for assault in the August Sullivan Helion clash that left four white officers wounded.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Sweden
Raleigh
Miss
Smith County
Sullivan Helion
East Warm Day Brightens East Yet West Faces Cold Fronts
Springlike warmth spread across the Northeast with New York City at 79 degrees yesterday, while the West remained cool under a lingering weather front. The Weather Bureau attributed the East’s mild air to a high pressure system drawing moist air north from southern latitudes toward the Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
New York City
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Portland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Central Plains
New Mexico
Shoe Decontrol Ordered by OPA
The OPA ordered decontrol of the two billion dollar shoe industry and removal of leather price ceilings effective today. Retail prices could rise 20 to 30 percent before easing. The move followed White House orders and ties to Steelman amid debates over wage stabilization and a delayed master plan.
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Washington
OPA
John RR. Steelman
White House
Steelman
Truman
Naylor Family Leaving for Post in Japan
Mrs. Robert H. Naylor and two children will sail November 8 from Fort Lawton in Seattle to join Col. Naylor in Kyoto Japan. The family, longtime Monticello residents, will reside in the shrine city for a year to two years while the army engineer serves in the Pacific theater.
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Col. Naylor
Japan
Robert H. Naylor
Monticello
Naylor
Gladys Steinmann
Fred Steinmann
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Naylors
Kyoto
West Allis Plant Quiet After Three Riot Days
Milwaukee area strike at Allis-Chalmers in West Allis moves to quiet after three days of violence. Nine more arrests yesterday as Gov. Goodland is urged to intercede. Nationwide labor tension grows with talks to avert a coal miners strike and potential stockyards walkouts in Chicago and Detroit.
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Milwaukee
George Hanley
Walter S. Goodland
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Uaw-Cio
West Allis
John L. Lewis
Chicago
Detroit
Ford Local 600
CIO
United Auto Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
Rouge
Allis-Chalmers
Klentz
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Company
Cio-United Auto Work
Wisconsin voters face light turnout in key races
Governor Goodland declines to debate Uphoff and Hoan as Wisconsin faces a low turnout election next Tuesday. The ballot includes governor, U.S. senator, 10 congressmen, 100 assembly seats, and 18 state senators amid mixed prognoses from parties on who will win.
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Madison
Goodland
Walter H. Uphoff
Oregon
Uphoff
Daniel W. Hoan
Hoan
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
United States
House of Representatives
Howard J. McMurray
U. S
Milwaukee County
Alexander Wiley
McMurray
Wiley
Sen. la Follette
McCarthy
LaFollette
Goodland and Hoan
Walter H. Upholff
Sigmund G. Eisenscher
Herry R Kenyon
Socialist Labor Party
Oscar A. Rennebohm
Lewis F. Nelson
Walter Roach
Fred R. Zimmerman
John Kaiser
William J. Kirst
John M. Smith
Ray S. Kamper
Walter G. Benson
John E. Martin
Elizabeth Hawkes
Anna Mae Davis
Plague of Strikes Plagues Allis-Chalmers Boss Says
W A Roberts vice president of Allis Chalmers called strikes the plague of the United States at the National Retail Farm Equipment association convention. He noted six months of strike action at West Allis and Boston plants, with five other plants also engaged in extended walkouts. He blamed higher wages for rising costs and claimed production is not increasing.
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Chicago
W. A. Roberts
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
United States
Allis-Chalmers
Roberts
National Retail Farm Equipment Association
Farm Machinery Concern
Big West
Ailis
Boston
Farm Equipment Institute
Alough
Pfund Partners With Donny Cheese Firm In Monroe
Chester Pfund joins Melchior Donny to form a partnership effective November 1 for the Monroe cheese factory equipment company. Donny, active in business since 1933, will continue manufacturing and selling a full line of cheese factory equipment. Pfund, a Monroe native and veteran, represents the third generation in local cheese making.
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Monroe
Donny Cheese Factory Equipment Company
Melchior Donny
Chester Pfund
Donny
Mr. Pfund
Mina Pfund
Monroe High School
Brown's Business College
Crandall Oil Co
Green County Auto Co
Blumer Brewing Corp
Angles
New Guinea
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Pfund
John Pfund Sr
Nick Gerber
Green County
John Pfund Jr
Virginia Hageman Crowned Brodhead Homecoming Queen
Brodhead Miss Virginia Hageman daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Hageman has been chosen queen of the Brodhead homecoming celebration. She will ride the pep club float in the Friday parade and lead the grand march at the Friday dance with the homecoming king to be chosen after the football game. Brodhead meets New Glarus in a 6 man tilt at Legion Park at 2 30.
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Brodhead
Virginia Hageman
Dwight Hageman
New Glarus
Legion Park
Meat supplies steady with ham scarce and prices easing
Market notes show beef cuts cheaper by about 10 cents a pound while pork stays cheaper than choice beef. Ham is curing for market in large lots. lard remains hard to obtain though some rendering occurs. Cheese is scarce and high priced with rapid price changes. milk holds at 18 cents for market and home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin milk output slips in September record prices rise
Wisconsin September milk production fell to 1 146 000 pounds from 1 156 000 a year earlier while prices for milk cows hit a record 162 per head and storage stocks were down. For the first nine months of 1946 state production rose 2 percent over 1945 though September was below last year. The Crop Reporting Service warned shortages may worsen through the holiday season.
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Madson — (P
Wisconsin
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Badger
Regez Named Chairman of Monroe Christmas Seal Sale
Rudolph P. Regez is named chairman of Monroe 1946 Christmas seal sale to raise funds for tuberculosis control. The nationwide 40th annual drive runs November 25 through Christmas, with Monroe Anti Tuberculosis Society members aiding planning and committee formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph P. Regez
Monroe
Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Mr. Reger
Yuletide Rally Draws Crowd To Denver Auditorium
About 7 000 people attended a Republican rally in Denver's city auditorium drawing by Fd. M. Winter. Attendees endured a weak concert and speeches before a charity drawing. The piece notes shoppers preparing for Christmas in Monroe with early toy displays and renewed stock of decorations and popular items.
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Denver
Fd. M. Winter
Monroe
Times
Toyland
Geod
United States
Tov
Hannegan Attacks Red Vote in Final Campaign Push
Democratic leaders target Republican leadership as voting nears next Tuesday's elections. Hannegan labels Taft and Marty as champions of chaos while rejecting communist support for Democrats. Taft predicts a safe House majority and Senate gains, with Stassen noting a fighting chance for the GOP.
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Associated Press
Senate
Congress
Robert E. Hannegan
Taft
Marty
Mass
Republican Party
Minneapolis
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Byrnes
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Soviet Union
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Drewry
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington
House
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Evansville
Ind
GOP
Halloween Vandals Hit Monroe Area With Breaks and Pranks
Pre Halloween calm gives way to vandalism as several residents report brick impacts smashing windows porch glass and sun porches while cars and doors are damaged. windows broken flower pots knocked over and tomatoes tossed from a field near the county highway shop add to a string of property damage complaints.
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Monroe
D. A. Crandall
16Th Avenue
16Th Street
J. E. Becker
William Stark
W. J. Schmidt
Los Angeles
Friendly Inn
Delbert Cook
Madison
1717
14Th Street
W. B. Gnagi Jr
10Th Street
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Union Stockyards & Transit Co
Cio-Uaw
Ford Company
AFL
Trans World
Frank P. Douglass
New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
Donny Cheese Co
Regez
Christmas Seal Sale
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Wilmington
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