Commission Seeks Public Debate on Atomic Policy
Public debate on atomic policy urged as Lilienthal and members of the AEC call for open discussion. Officials say secrecy limits are hindering progress and urge media, schools, and endowments to educate the public about both war power and peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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Washington
Herbert S. Marks
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Chicago Law Review
Lilienthal
Commission
National Committee On Atomic Information
Atomic Scientists
Truman Sends Birthday Greetings to Queen Wilhelmina
President Truman sent birthday greetings today to Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands in a formal exchange reflecting diplomatic goodwill between the United States and the Netherlands.
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Truman
Wilhelmina
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Monroe Special Council Meeting Approves Water Standpipe Option
The Monroe Common Council met in special session on August 27 1948 with Aldermen Forcade Norton Schindler Tschudy Beckman and Goecks present. They approved an option to purchase land from Joseph and Marie Steiner for a standpipe reservoir and additions to the water system and adopted related resolutions. The council session included executive discussion and a unanimous roll call vote before adjournment.
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City of
Moncote
Wisconsin
Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Schindler
Tschudy
Beckman
Goecks
Water Department
Everett Keel
State Supreme Court
Paul Rufenacht
Planning Commission
Judiciary Committee
Monroe
Committee On Water and Lights
Joseph Steiner
Marie Steiner
Monroe City
Hugo H. Voelkli
Herbert H. Goecks
John Becker
George Maurman
Supt
Gorder
Common Council
Supreme Court
Darling
Robert J. Cunningham
League
L. G. Forcade
Henry Tschudy
Alderman Tschudy
G. S. Soseman
CAN BUILD HOMES Moscow decree grants home ownership rights
A decree from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet grants every Russian citizen the right to build and own a home. Concurrently the USSR Council of Ministers orders municipal and rural governments to allocate land plots to citizens for homes in eternal use.
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Presidium
The
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Council of Ministers
U.S.S.R
Want Ad Buys Lots of Work for Small Price
Classified buyers discover a Want Ad can yield significant results for a modest cost as local merchants promote services and jobs. The brief notices highlight practical options for readers seeking opportunities and bargains in town.
Illinois fair awards best foreign cheese to Kolb Lena Co
Karl and Freida Renter of Kolb Lena Cheese Co. Lena Illinois win the governor s trophy at the 1948 Illinois state fair for best foreign type cheese. The factory founded 23 years ago by F J Kolb father to Mrs Renter and now runs 66 dairy farmers milk 10 15 thousand pounds daily with 23 employees. Specialties include Camembert Erie Old Heidel berg Lunch Rexoli and Blue with half its production sold in New York state and large Blue Cheese orders from California.
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Karl and
Freida Renter
Kolb-Lena Cheese Co
Lena
Ill
Deegan Named to Free Library Commission
Madison appoints William J Deegan Jr city manager of Superior to the free library commission He will serve until June 1 1953 succeeding Mrs Fred Thomas of Eau Claire Mrs Thomas requested no consideration for reappointment
Chameleon Snatches Insect Ten Inches Away
A chameleon uses a rapid tongue strike to capture prey ten inches distant, demonstrating its precise projection. The behavior highlights the species' hunting adaptation and rapid strike speed.
Rainfall Shortage Slows Wisconsin Fall Truck Crop Output
Wisconsin fall truck crops and garden vegetables see reduced production due to moisture shortage. H. J. Thompson notes hot dry weather hits late potatoes sweet corn green beans cukes and muskmelons while early crops mature and canning rises in the south. Plowing slows rye and winter wheat seedings occur as pastures falter in dry regions and hay feeding rises.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
H. J. Thompson
Wonder Salve advertised for skin irritations in wartime tale
An old advertisement touts ONDER SALVE as a wartime discovery for psoriasis eczema infections and athlete’s foot. It claims no alcohol no paint and painless application with a white creaseless finish. Sold in Monroe at local drug stores and by hometown druggists.
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Monroe
Trokenbrod, Kempfert, Blumer
Ford-Hopkins Drug Stores
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