End of Meat Rationing Seen By Oct 1 Possibility
Washington officials say lifting meat rationing by Oct 1 is possible but not set. OPA and agriculture department will decide, with Bowles pushing de control. shoe rationing could end before November if conditions approve. Sugar fats oils remain uncertain due to scarce supplies. Cattle market runs in next two weeks will determine much of the outcome.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Agriculture Department
Chester Bowles
Agriculture Anderson
OPA
Bowles
War Production Board
Congress
Accurdals
MacArthur Reassures Korea on Occupation
General MacArthur orders abolition of the Imperial General Headquarters in Tokyo and imposes press and radio censorship as he outlines the occupation plan for Japan. He pledges to respect property rights in Korea and directs active compliance by officials, with a timetable for additional forces and ongoing demobilization efforts.
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MacArthur
Imperial General Headquarters
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Korea
Seventh Infantry Division
General Hospital
Yokohama
Bataan
Corregidor
United States Army
Pacific
Call of Calendar in County Court Today
Old action of Ed Riter vs Henry Riter was dismissed this morning at the first session of county court. Other cases on the docket include state v Donald and Ruth Kubbly for neglect of their minor children and Wisconsin v Clifford Hauser. The Moerevaret Ann Ottenhauser matter and the Rohrer accident case are adjourned to the next term.
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Ed Riter
Henry Riter
Oven Court
Donald
Ruth Kubbly
L. A. Koenig
Guardian Pol Litem
Walter
Arnold Rohrer
Ray Barth Expected Early Release and Return to The Times
Overseas veteran Ray T. Barth, who completed bomber fortress missions over Germany, reports to the west coast for reassignment after furlough. He will be offered to Traxfield at Madison and is slated for final discharge this week. Barth plans to return to duties as a local news reporter for The Times next weekend.
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Ray T. Barth
Germany
West Coast
Traxfield
Madison
McCoy
Beck
the Times
Air Branch
Army
Autos Collide Near Ball Schoolhouse West of Monroe
Minor collision near the Ball schoolhouse south of Monroe at about 7:30 am Saturday involved Robert I. Brunkew and John P. LaBorde, both Juda route 1. No injuries. Brunkew’s car sustained about 75 dollars damage and LaBorde’s about 125 dollars.
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Monroe
Robert I. Brunkew
Juda
Tojo Sees History Question War Crime Guilt
In a rare exclusive interview, former Japanese premier Hideki Tojo suggests future historians may assign guilt for the war to the victors, while defending his own conduct and stating peace ends war. He recalls a 1945 raid escape and notes his garden shelter beneath a farm estate near Tokyo.
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Marlin Spencer
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Asia
Roosevelt
MacArthur
Saipan
Yoga
Imperial Palace
Meiji Shrine
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Congress Receives General Wainwright in Reconversion Session
Washington lawmakers begin reconversion with Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright as the hero of Bataan. He plans to speak in both chambers while Congress weighs an independent inquiry into army and navy matters. Debate over a postwar fleet and committee representation continues.
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Congress
Bataan
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Capitol Hill
Wainwright
Philippines
Senate
House
Army
Navy
Agriculture Department forecasts record U S crop yields
The Agriculture Department estimated this year's corn crop at 3,069,055,000 bushels and wheat at 1,152,270,000 bushels, a record harvest. The House approved a bill to create a single administration for disposing of surplus war goods, replacing the three member disposal board, sending the measure to the Senate at President Truman's request.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House
Senate
Truman
County Men Report Induction Into Army and Navy
Six Green county men reported for service last Thursday among pre inductees and have been sent to an induction center. The list includes Donald Van Wagenen Walter Ausmus Jr Wendell Matzke Vernon Schilling Edward Lee and Robert Schultz with five entering the army and one entering navy.
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Green County
Army
Naval Service
Donald John van Wagenen
8Th Street
Walter Ausmus, Jr
Monroe
Wendell Edward Matzke
Vernon Frederick Schillinger
22Nd Avenue
Edward Royal Lee
New Glarus
Ard
Robert Willard Schultz
Navy
Beloit Infant Dies From Scalding Accident
Aleantha Alene Crane aged 18 months died in Beloit municipal hospital from burns after tumbling into a pail of scalding water on the previous Tuesday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anson B Crane.
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Beloit
Aleantha Alene Crane
Anson B. Crane
Wainwright Home to Hear Acclaim of Washington
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright returns to Washington for a hero’s welcome after years away. He urges Americans to learn from Bataan and Corregidor, pledging firm defense against Japan and vigilance to prevent a repeat of past suffering. Amid crowds, he and his wife Kitty reunite at National Airport.
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Wainwright
Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
U. S
National Airport
Kitty
Renew Battle on Bible Teachings
In Champaign Illinois three circuit judges hear Mrs Vashti McCollum atheist mother sue to end non sectarian voluntary religious classes in public schools Sponsored by an inter faith association the school board defends The case centers on whether Bible stories are taught as religious indoctrination and whether parental permission is required
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Champaign
Ill
Vashti McCollum
University of Illinois
Champaign School Board
Board
John L Franklin
Second Polio Case in Monroe Described as Light
Monroe reports its second infantile paralysis case of the year a 15 year old student Edwin Frederick of Sylvester near Monroe, labeled a light case and treated at Madison General Hospital. Spraying with DDT proceeds in Green County as officials work to halt spread and keep schools open with no proven DDT effect yet.
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Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Edwin Frederick
Sylvester
Monroe High School
Madison General Hospital
Scace
Leland Scace
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
E. O. Baker
Browntown
Janesville
J. H. Schwaiger
Bolt Destroys Barn On Theo Wyss Farm In Fire
Lightning struck the hay barn on Theodore Wyss farm near Juda Route 1 around 7 30 last evening. The 36 by 56 foot barn stored hay and a hay wagon and silo were ruined. neighbors helped fight the blaze but it was already extensive by the time fire brigade arrived.
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Theodore Wyss
Theft Report From Trailer At West End Of 12th Street
George Walters reported to police that two small boys were seen sneaking away from a trailer parked at the west end of 12th street Saturday night. Small articles loot were taken.
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George Walters
12Th Street
Captain Bruni Dieu In Japs Atrocity At Puerto Princesa
Relatives confirm Captain Fred T. Bruni formerly with a Janesville tank unit died in a gas fire set at a Japanese prison camp in Puerto Princesa Palawan Philippines He was among 150 prisoners from army navy and marine corps captured there Dec 14 1944 The attack by Japanese guards killed all remaining prisoners leaving ten escapees as the only survivors He is survived by his wife in Janesville and a sister and three brothers.
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Fred T. Bruni
Janesville
Puerto Princesa
Palawan
Philippines
Captain Bruni
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
War Department
Fred Bruni
Monroe
Edna H. Bruni
Madison
Walter
Freeport
Robert
Edwin
Missing in Action Edward Albright Reported
Mr and Mrs William Albright of Juda are notified their grandson Edward Albright of Manitowoc is missing in action. Details of the disappearance are unavailable. The Albrights, former Juda residents, say the young man was well known there and had visited many times since moving to Manitowoc.
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William Albright
Juda
Edward Albright
Manitowoc
Albrights
Quisling Condemned to Death for Treason in Oslo Trial
Oslo radio reports Vidkun Quisling convicted of high treason and condemned to death. Under Norway’s new death penalty law the sentence will be carried out by a 10 man firing squad within about three weeks unless appeal commutes or alters the outcome. The former defense minister and wartime leader faced charges of collaboration with Germany and aiding occupation forces.
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London
Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
Quisling
Norway
Supreme Court
Hitler
Erich Raeder
Cannibalism Reported By Japan on Prisoners In War Zones
Australian officials released a report to the United Nations war crimes commission detailing Japanese atrocities against Allied prisoners. It cites bayonet practice followed by flesh removal, cannibalism, and confessions by soldiers. Evatt called these acts part of a wider terror system.
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Associated Press
Far East
United Nations War Crimes Commission
H. V. Evatt
Ternal Affairs
Co. F Group of 33 At Camp Williams
Thirty three men and three officers of Monroe's Co. F attended a school of demonstration and training at Camp Williams over the weekend. The program included gas mask fitting and use, range firing, troop movement drills, gas use practice, squad competitive problems, and live ammunition demonstrations. Monroe's contingent returned last evening.
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Monroe
Co. F
Camp Williams
His 15th Marriage Already Is Unhappy
Cedar Rapids police said J. F. Williams age 64 reported his wife missing and $920 gone after his 15th marriage to Augusta Marie L McGary. Williams, a material yards worker, said she left Aug 2 by train from Iowa City to Chicago after a courtship by mail.
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Cedar Rapids
Steve Stolba
J. F. Williams
New Lisbon
Wis
Iowa City
Augusta Marie L. McGary
Stolba
Williams
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