Allied Envoys Meet Molotov in Kremlin
Western envoys conferred with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov for about 90 minutes in Moscow. Afterward U S ambassador Bedell Smith gave a brief non comment while in Berlin General Lucius D Clay doubted war was near and said Berlin task would be pursued with all options before any major German concessions. Brooklin chief of the civil administration and political affairs branch said Russia and Communism have already lost the political battle.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Molotov
Berlin
Clay
Council of Foreign Ministers
U.S
Russia
Brookli
Beggs VFW Chief Confers With Truman
Beggs, newly elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, met with President Truman in Washington. He presented the VFW program from the St. Louis encampment, backing U S peace aims and a firm stance toward Russia, and urging stronger anti espionage laws. The pair discussed the Berlin crisis and other foreign affairs.
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Washington
Lyall T. Beggs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Truman
VFW
Soviet Russia
Beggs
Madison
St. Louis
U. S
Russia
Berlin
Wisconsin Cheese Market Holds Steady Says Market News
Federal state market news service reports Wisconsin cheese market steady to firm. Nominal selling prices include state assembly points selling horns and square prints 45 44 to 46, single daisies 45 45 to 42, midgets 47 42 to 48.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Collegians Thank Aesop for Clean Record in Court
Four teen aged collegians Henry Woodhouse 18 John M Hooker 17 George Booth Whitehead 17 and Joseph Stolt Sherer 18 faced drunkenness charges and alleged theft from a police station. Judge Joseph A. Gillis ordered them to read Aesop and recite a fable in court then dismissed the charges citing moral lessons.
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Detroit
Aesop
Henry Woodhouse
John M Hooker
George Booth Whitehead
Joseph Stolt Sherer
Joseph A. Gillis
Gillis
French Proposal Accepted by U S on Somaliland Trusteeship
The United States and Britain accepted a French proposal to place Somaliland under Italian trusteeship. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky criticized the plan for lacking a time limit while Russia backed Italian trusteeship for prewar colonies in general. Britain, France, and the United States also backed a French proposal to form an expert committee to study four power meeting issues. Little hope remained for a full agreement on the Italian colonies.
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Paris
United States
Britain
Somaliland
Africa
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
France
Nazimuddin Named Acting Governor General of Pakistan
Kwaja Nazimuddin former Bengal premier is appointed acting governor-general of Pakistan to fill the vacancy after the death of Mohammad Ali Jinnah. Nazimuddin age 54 educated at Harrow and Cambridge and previously served in Bengal government since 1927.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Kwaja Nazimuddin
Bengal
Mohomed Ali Jinnah
Dominion
Nazimuddin
Harrow
Cambridge
England
Wallace Forces Lose In Illinois Ballot Battle
Springfield Illinois Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from the electoral board, blocking the Progressive party from placing Wallace candidates on the November 2 ballot for both state and national offices.
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Springfield
Illinois Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Wallace Party
Illinois
Immell To Speak On Public Square Saturday Evening
Madison Republican gubernatorial candidate Ralph M. Immell plans his first official public appearance in Monroe, speaking on the courthouse lawn at 8 or 8 30 Saturday night and hosting an informal luncheon at the Ludlow hotel for backers. The piece also notes other political activity and state campaign events involving Rennebohm Carroll Law Thompson and Berquist across Wisconsin.
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Ralph M. Immell
Madison
Monroe
Immell
Green County
Ludlow
Walter Goodland
Oscar Rennebohm
Goodland
Wisconsin
Associated Press
William OD. Carroll
Milwaukee
Carl W. Thompson
Young Republicans
State Committee
William E. McEwen
River Falls
Dunn
Marathon County
Adjutant General
Henry Berquist
People’s Progressive
Wallace
Berquist
Alfred Trumpy Fractures Arm After Farm Fall
Alfred Trumpy aged 30 of Clarno township sustained a multiple fracture of the right arm in a 15 foot fall from a ladder in the silo chute on his farm. He was treated at St. Clare hospital.
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Alfred Trumpy
Clarno
St. Clare Hospital
Wealthy Iraqi Jew Faces Death Sentence
Baghdad reports Shafiq Adel, one of Iraq's wealthiest merchants, condemned to death by a military court for aiding Jews in Palestine and organizing Zionism in Iraq. He was fined 5,000,000 dinars, about 20 million dollars, to be collected immediately. the king must approve the death sentence.
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Iraq
Baghdad
Conflicting Reports on Battle in Hyderabad State
Reports from Hyderabad defense ministries clash over the invasion of the Nizam's state. Indian troops push toward Hyderabad City while claiming captured towns Jalna and Rajasur and Suriapet. UN calls for a Security Council meeting on the Hyderabad crisis.
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Pakistan
Hyderabad Defense Ministry
New Delhi
Indian Defense Ministry
Rajasur
Hyderabad City
Jalna
Hyderabad
Suriapet
Daulatabad
United Nations
Security Council
India
Margaret C. Smith Wins Maine Senate Seat In Big Vote
The Associated Press reports a republican sweep in Maine's general election with Rep. Margaret Chase Smith winning the Senate seat by a 92 850 vote margin. Maine GOP gains include a governor and three congressmen, while national trends spark watching primaries in seven states.
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Margaret C. Smith
Maine
Senate
Associated Press
Margaret Chase Smith
House
Adrian Scolten
Congress
Minnesota
Joseph Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
James M. Shields
Henry Wallace
Progressive
Colorado
No Inquest Planned In Louis Neff Death
No inquest will be held in the death of Louis Neff 77 a retired cheesemaker found dead August 24 Coroner Herman Stuessy announced. Autopsy reports from the state laboratory found no evidence of foul play or self destruction Neff was found dead at his farm yard six miles west of Monroe death believed to have occurred several days earlier.
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Louis Neff
Herman Stuessy
State Laboratory
Neff
Monroe
Times Football Contest Opens With Week One Selections
The Times hosts its fourth annual Pick-the-Winners Football contest sponsored by 16 Monroe businesses. Entries must be postmarked by Saturday noon, with prizes including Wisconsin game tickets and cash for top finishers. Last year drew 200 to 400 entries weekly across the circulation area.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Ntries
Camp Randall Stadium
Times
Alvin F. Rote Co
First National Bank
Monroe Hotel
BB Cleaners
Monroe Shoe Store
Kubly
Phillips and Smith Appliances
Snively and Snyder
Waffle Shop
Karlen’s Bakery
Chocolate Shop
Schuetze’s
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Lee’s Store
Badger Paint Store
Johnson Motor Sales
CIO Refinery Strikers Battle Police in Richmond Clash
Hundreds of CIO oil refinery workers clashed with police at the Standard Oil refinery main gate in Richmond for over an hour. One policeman and four strikers were hospitalized, cameras and photographers were seized, and violence spread to surrounding streets as non-striking maintenance men entered the plant. The mass actions followed an 11 day wage strike disrupting west coast gasoline supplies.
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CIO
Oakland Tribune
California
West Coast
Main Gate
Standard Oil
Richmond
AFL
Richmond Police Department
Paul Strong
Associated Press News
San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland Post-Enquirer
Richmond Independent
Duke Downey
The
Chronicle
President Truman Attacks Congress Over Science Climate
President Truman denounces Congress and the House Un-American Activities Committee accusing them of creating a hazardous atmosphere for atomic scientists. He warns such tactics threaten national security in a fiery talk to the AAAS. Dr. Philip Morse resigns as Brookhaven head citing the atmosphere of suspicion and pressure from the committee.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House un-American Activities Committee
House Committee
Rep. Thomas
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Constitution Hall
Philip M. Morse
Brookhaven National Laboratory
House
Morse
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brookhaven
MIT
Flood Death Toll Rises in Kyushu as Tokyo Reports 127 Dead
Tokyo dispatches say Sunday flash flood on Kyushu island left 127 dead, with 100 missing and 56 injured. The report notes ongoing search and rescue efforts as authorities work to assess damage and provide aid.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Sasebo
Truman urges nationwide Columbus Day observance
Washington report says President Truman called for a nationwide observance of October 12 as Columbus Day to honor the explorer. The proposal asks citizens and communities to participate in ceremonies and reflections across the United States.
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Washington
Truman
British Plan To Slow Down Demobilization Build More Airplanes
London officials announced demobilization will be slowed due to the tense international situation. Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison urged calm and outlined steps to boost air defense, armor, and infantry weapons. He said output of certain fighter planes will be doubled and older combat aircraft reconditioned.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Primary Campaign Expense Report Details for Green County
County candidates filed pre primary financial statements. Incumbent R. H. Schoonover shows 131.50 in expenses and challenger Harry A. Keegan 150.10. Other listed officials show small expenditures, with the Green County Republican Club at 6.60 and no donations. Democratic committee reports designate no donations or expenses.
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R. H. Schoonover
Harry A. Keegan
Schoonover
Keegan
Matt Solliran
Rodney Oo. Kittelsen
Jessie M. Holcomb
Clarence W. Lengacher
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Herman Stuessy
Emanuel Stauffacher
Green County Republican Club
Rudolph P. Reger
Max I. Armstrong
Albany
Democratic Committee
Board of Education Set To Meet Tonight
Reports by E O Evans superintendent on school population and Herbert T Johnson president on the bus situation will top the board agenda. At a special meeting last Tuesday the board authorized Johnson to negotiate a contract with Monroe Transit Lines Inc to transport athletic teams and other school groups on all trips. Sale of the present school bus was authorized.
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E. O. Evans
Herbert T. Johnson
Board of Education
Johnson
Monroe Transit Lines Inc
Aviation Clinic Scheduled at Stevens Point Airport
The state aeronautics commission will sponsor an aviation clinic at Stevens Point municipal airport on Monday September 27. The GI flight training program and current aviation problems will be discussed.
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Madison
State Aeronautics Commission
Stevens Point
Foley Fined $35 and Costs for Highway Accident Failure to Assist
Robert Foley of Monroe was fined $35 and costs in county court before Judge Harold J. Lamboley for failure to give information and render aid after a Sunday highway crash on highway 69 south of New Glarus. A Freeport motorist was forced off the road by Foley's car at 5 30 Sunday evening. Altman of Illinois sustained several fractured ribs as his car left the road and wrecked a fence. Both cars were damaged and highway police traced Foley by his license.
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Robert Foley
Monroe
Harold J. Lamboley
Freeport
New Glarus
Foley
Illinois
Altman
Committees May Ask Police Salary Changes
A recommendation on police department salary adjustment may be made to the city council after a meeting last night between police and two city committees. The police and safety committee and the finance and taxation committee plan further salary discussions later this week. Officials described the closed session as very satisfactory.
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Police and Safety Committee
Finance and Taxation Committee
Reynolds Resigns from State Aeronautics Commission
Karl S. Reynolds of Sturgeon Bay resigns from the Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission citing personal affairs as the reason. The governor’s office announced the departure today.
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