Three Children Injured in Green County Car Crash
Three children suffered injuries when their father's car collided with another on a town road south of Twin Grove. A 3 year old girl lost two fingers at St. Clare hospital while Roberta Rockey, 3, and Roy Rockey, 6, sustained lacerations and minor injuries. Mrs. Rockey was unhurt. Other accidents in Green County involved two minor collisions with slight damage and no major injuries.
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St. Clare Hospital
Green County
Roberta Rockey
Monroe
St. Clare
Roy Rockey
Barbara
Russell Rockey
Clifford M. Zee
Twin Grove
Rockey
Emil Truchardat
Brodhead
Edmund V. Goudy
Artesian
S. D
11Th Street
Goudy
1 Way Street Square
Kenneth Gross
Orangeville
Gross
17Th Avenue
Threaten Tighter Maritime Strike Across Ports
The nation faces a looming escalation as the CIO National Maritime Union signals a broader walkout in ports nationwide. Talks with east and gulf coast ship operators broke off after operators called discussions futile amid NMU demands tied to west coast unions.
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CIO National Maritime Union
New York
National Maritime Union
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf
Joseph Curran
Marrine Cooks and Stewards Union
Independent
Marine Firemen's Union
Suspects Held After Milk Dumping Incident
Four Racine men were held without charge after police arrested them following a milk transfer truck from Chicago to Juneau. Earlier a valve was opened near LaGrange in Walworth county releasing 15 000 gallons. The truck was escorted back to Chicago with arrests made in Watertown.
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Racine
Perry
Juneau
Chicago
LaGrange
Walworth County
Jefferson County
Watertown
Connally Seeks Free Independent Trieste As Peace Symbol
Senator Tom Connally urged a real free Trieste independent of Yugoslavia and Italy. He cited article 16 provisions giving the UN Security Council control, governor appointment, and self government oversight, asserting the assembly would democratically elect the government council.
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Paris
Tom Connally
V. M. Molotov
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Italy
Foreign Ministers Council
Connally
Texas
U.S. Senate
Commerce Wallace
Kardelj
Mediterranean
Danzig
United State
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Molotov
Grant 6% Hike for All Ford Products
Washington 4-OPA today granted immediate retail ceiling price increases averaging about 6 percent for Ford Mercury and Lincoln automobiles. The increases are authorized under a revised hardship pricing formula effective immediately. The agency said the new formula is available on application to all passenger car manufacturers in an overall loss position.
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Washington
OPA
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Car Truck Collision in Monroe Causes No Injuries
A car driven by Chester Beckman of Monroe route 5 collided with a truck operated by Fred J. Kundert of Monroe route 1 at 19th Street and 16th Avenue this noon. Only slight property damage reported.
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Chester Beckman
Monroe Route 5
Fred J. Kundert
Monroe
19Th Street
16Th Avenue
Window Shatters at Woolworth Store Display
A large rounded window pane at the Woolworth store broke Saturday afternoon when a wooden framed background toppled onto the display of bot ties and other merchandise.
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Woolworth
Polio Strikes Two Monroe High Students
Two poliomyelitis cases reported in Monroe with school families affected. Helen Buob 15 Paralysis in left arm and Fred Buob Jr isolated as a grade school pupil. Herbert Wells 15 also contracted and home confined. Browntown Cadiz and other areas report additional cases.
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Helen Buob
Fred Buobs
11Th Street
Fred Jr
Buob
Monroe
South Wayne
Herbert Wells
Rodney Wells
Jordan Township
Browntown
Cadiz
Decatur Township
Albany
James Graves
Jack Graves
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe High School
Green County Normal
Bong Drive Quota Set at Two Thousand Dollars
The Monroe area sets a $2,000 Bong Memorial Foundation drive to fund engineering scholarships at the University of Wisconsin and to erect a shrine at Poplar. Major Dick Bong, WW II ace, died in August 1945. Scholarships begin with four high school graduates annually at $750 each for four years, then one annual award thereafter. All Wisconsin graduates are eligible regardless of race color creed residence or finances.
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Monroe and Vicinity
Richard Ira Bong
Poplar
Wis
Bong
Wisconsin
Pay Fox Bounties Paid in County
County Clerk Clarence W. Lengacher announced bounties totaling eight foxes at $2 each. Recipients include N. J. Kiassy of New Glarus $6 A. O. Sandley Browntown route 1 Ray Mon Beckwith New Glarus Norman Leck Winslow Chester Haman Juda route 1 and Harold S. Ott Monticello route 1 each received $2.
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Clarence W. Lengacher
N. J. Kiassy
New Glarus
A. OO. Sandley
Browntown
Raymon Beckwith
Norman Leck
Winslow
Chester Haman
Juda
Harold S. Ott
Monticello
Dr Durner Dies Of Heart Ailment At 49
Dr T L Durner a Monroe dentist for 24 years died suddenly of heart trouble at St Clare hospital at 4 20 Sunday morning He had left his downtown office and rested at home 708 22nd avenue He served in World War I and was active in many Masonic and civic organizations He is survived by his wife three daughters two brothers two sisters and one grand daughter Funeral services will be held at 2 Wednesday afternoon at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery
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T. L. Durner
Monroe
Monroe Lodge
St. Clare Hospital
Doctor Durner
22Nd Avenue
Terry Logan Durner
Augustus and
Margaret Balis Durner
Evansville
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Ill
Francis Gabriel
New Glarus
Jack Usher
Durner
White Building
First Methodist Church
Smith Masonic Lodge
Palestine
Monroe Commandery
Lo.olf
American Legion
Madison Consist
Zor Shrine
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Margaret Durner
Leon Chryst
Kenneth W. Hansen
Wauwatosa
Mary Durner
Herbert
Janesville
Forrest
Laurene Miller
Dorothy Littleton
Pine Castle
Fla
Cherie Lynn Chryst
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Charles A. Briggs
First Methodist
Alvin C. Rabehl
Greenwood Cemetery
Dodgers Fall Short as Cubs Rally Early in Brooklyn Loss
Brooklyn was routed by Chicago in a rough first inning that yielded five runs before relief from Hugh Casey. The Dodgers, now two games behind St Louis in the pennant race, had a 5-10 deficit after five.
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Chicago
Vice Lombardi
Hugh Casey
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Brooks
Giants
Cubs
Kirby Higbe
Ebbets’ Field
Dave Ferriss
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Ferriss
Johnny Rigney
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Dorsey Segner Builds Novel Pen Type Barn At South Wayne
South Wayne farmer Dorsey Segner unveils a 78 by 48 foot pen type barn with six rooms and a 36 by 50 foot pen area plus a 12 by 40 foot milking parlor. The structure includes 25 high auto stanchions and a separate milkhouse and washroom, slated for winter use.
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Dorsey Segner
South Wayne
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Dorsey
Conrete
Firemen's School Draws 400 From State Region
Over 400 visiting firemen their families and sightseers attended the 10th annual fire school of the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's association in Monroe. Chief Otto Kundert praised the event as a very successful day with demonstrations by Adams Galena Green Monticello New Glarus and Monroe departments. The crowd enjoyed aerial water fights and protective gear exchanges before a Turner Hall dinner and more demonstrations. The association plans its spring 1947 meeting in New Glarus with the date undecided.
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Fire School
Wisconsin
Northern
Illinois
Monroe
Otto Kundert
Adams
Wisconsin School of Firemen
Galena, UL
Green County
Monticello
New Glarus
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Guamanians Protest Tweed Return on Occupation Remembered
About 100 Guamanians led by a Catholic priest protested Navy Lt. George Ray Tweed’s Guam arrival accusing him of indirectly causing villagers deaths during the 31 month Japanese occupation. Tweed presented a 1946 Chevrolet to Antonio Artero who aided his escape and hiding in Guam.
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Guam
Navy
George Ray Tweed
Tweed
San Diego
Antonio Artero
Oscar Calvo
Robinson Crusoe U. S. N
Father Duenas
Calvo
Duenas
Widen Split on Wallace Stand
Washington secretary Charles G. Ross said there is no truth to a report that Truman ordered the induction of football stars who left West Point and Annapolis. The House campaign expenditures committee will ask political groups to reveal fall campaign spending and may investigate the Missouri Democratic primary where Truman supported Enos Axtell over Roger D. Slaughter.
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Washington
Charles G. Ross
Truman
West Point
Annapolis
House Campaign Expenditures Committee
Missouri
Enos Axtell
Roger D. Slaughter
Wallace
U. S
Russia
Commerce
Byrnes
Paris
State Department
Mr. Truman
Department
Cabiet
White House
New York
Meat Shortage Shocks Nation Across Markets
Fresh meat nearly disappears from U S markets as pork beef and poultry vanish from counters. Prices surge with chicken scarce in Milwaukee St Louis and New York while hospitals fear metabolic patients faces shortages. Armour ads warn of a live stock crunch and officials debate policy shifts.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bissell’s
New England
New York City
Albany-Schenectady-Troy Area
Armour & Co
Chicago
Armour
Notice to Subscribers on Extra Copies Timing
Readers desiring extra copies of any issue should order in advance before 7 0 m day of Issue, since daily press run is curtailed sharply due to extreme paper shortage.
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