Polio Upd: New Cases Diagnosed in Green County Area
Three new polio cases confirmed at St. Clare hospital with spinal polio in early stages. Patients: Roger Carpenter 10 from Gratiot, Linda Kay Larson 5 of 917 23rd Street, and Ruth Ann Schiller 6 Route One. Ten patients total in isolation wing. two discharges reported.
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St. Clare Hospital
County
Grajot
Roger Carpenter
Ernest Carpenter
Gratiot
Linda Kay Larson
23Rd Street
August Larson
Ruth Ann Schiller
Lavern Schiller
Larry Schwartz
Monroe
Donald Skogan
Brodhead
Lamboley
Green County Polio Foundation
Green County Red Cross
Midwest
St. Louis
County School Group Sets Tuition Allowance
The Green County School Committee approved tuition and transportation allowances. Transportation remains $36 yearly, added to $26 state aid. Tuition is set at $7.75 weekly or $279 yearly. Supplementary bus routes were approved and sent to the state for final approval.
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Green County
Court House
State Department
City area voters to join ballot on Twin Grove plan
Voters in the Twin Grove area will decide on Sept 26 in a referendum ordered by the Green County School Committee to merge Twin Grove with Monroe city schools. Three polling places will be used Turner Hall Armory and Twin Grove with Monroe Township votes counted in the Twin Grove district.
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Twin Grove
Green County School Committee
Monroe City
Turner Hall
Armory
Monroe Township
Wilma S. Lengacher
Monroe
Freda Bray
Monroe High School
Juda
Lewis Signals Early Eastern Coal Strike Near
John L. Lewis signaled a possible strike by about 300000 Eastern soft coal miners in a strategy against coal producers. He warned a walkout may not trigger a national emergency, noting the near 80 million ton stockpile and stating talks with Northern operators are at a disturbing impasse while Southern talks, with contracts expiring September 30, show no conclusions.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Southern Soft Coal
Naval Reserve Session Promises Growth for Monroe Unit
The Monroe Naval Reserve electronics platoon plans a meeting in room 109 at the senior high tonight to recruit 17 to 18 year old youths and parents. Wesley P. Wandfluh will speak on how reserve service aided his Navy career. Lt. (jg) Edmund R. Anderson aims to grow the unit to company strength for drill pay status. six enlisted members plus Anderson presently compose the unit.
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Monroe Naval Reserve Electronics Platoon
Wesley P. Wandfluh
Navy
Edmund R. Anderson
Anderson
Cancer Film Showings At Green County Normal School
Three cancer film showings and discussions will be held at Green County Normal School with Dr. E E Eckstam of Monroe answering questions. Mrs Floyd Asmus chairs the events. Sessions run Thursday at 4 p m for Monroe homemakers, Saturday at 3 p m for mothers of demonstration room children and women from nearby districts, and Saturday Sept 27 at 3 p m for Monroe city women. The film is shown upstairs in the southwest room.
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Green County Normal School
E. E. Eckstam
Monroe
Floyd Asmus
Homemakers Club
Monroe Area
Normal
Richland
Round Grove
Greenbush
Monroe City
Harvest Labor Shortage Reported in Rhinelander Area
State Employment Service reports a deficit of 245 workers needed to harvest potatoes and beans in the Rhinelander area with a separate demand for 40 workers to assist with cranberry harvests.
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Madison
Rhinelander
State Employment Service Today
Grassland contest names nine county entrants for 1952
Lafayette County and Green County Grassland groups prepare judging, with two county winners to receive a Beltsville trip. General class competitors include Walter Streiff and J B Scherer among others. progress class entrants feature Stanley Kittelson and Roland Keen. Judges assess farming programs and changes over two years to determine Wisconsin Grasslander of the year.
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Lafayette County
Green County
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Beltsville
U. S
County Grassland Soil Conservation Committee
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Jacob Kopp
Monticello
J. B
Herbert Scherer
Monroe
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Kendall Digman
Stanley Kittelson
Roland
Arthur Keen
Burgess Behnke
Brooklyn
Glenn George
Grassland Association
Ching Resigns as U S Mediator to Be Succeeded
Washington Cyrus S Ching resigns as director of the Federal Mediation Service effective September 30. He will be replaced by David L Cole a Patterson New York lawyer. President Truman announced the change. Ching 76 has led the service since 1947. Killingsworth of Michigan named public member and vice chairman of the Wage Stabilization Board.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
David L. Cole
Patterson
N. Y
Truman
Ching
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cole
Charles C. Killingsworth
Michigan
Wage Stabilization Board
Eisenhower Pushes Consistent Farm Plan in Minnesota
Eisenhower urged a consistent farm program before about 3,000 at Albert Lea, accusing Democrats of conflicting price controls and aid. He touted farm co‑ops as salvation for family farms, critiqued Stevenson comedy lines, and planned a New York AFL speech before rejoining his whistle-stop tour.
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Jack Bell
Gen
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Illinois
Indiana
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Owatonna
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bob Hope
Arthur Summerfield
Stevenson shifts attack to Taft after Chicago clash
Springfield report says Adlai Stevenson pivots to target Sen. Robert Taft arguing the Republican Old Guard dictates Eisenhower policy. He labels Eisenhower s crusade as surrender and questions Taft’s prepared statements. Stevenson may raise Vatican ambassador issue later.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Vatican
Newman Service Will Be Thursday
Military rites for Sgt. Myron E. Newman 23 killed in Korea will be Thursday at 2 p m in Juda Baptist church. The casket arrives tomorrow at 10 a m and will be met by a Brodhead VFW color guard. Burial is in Mt. Vernon cemetery with full military honors under Duane Helland.
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JUDA
Myron E
Mike) Newman
Korea
Juda Baptist Church
Milwaukee Road
Brodhead
VFW
Newcomer Funeral Home
Duane Helland
Mt. Vernon
Robert Newman
Robert Preston
Gordon Helland
I. G. Newman
Ralph Miller
Fairchild Announces Lucey Campaign Manager
Patrick J. Lucey of Ferryville named campaign manager for Thomas E. Fairchild. Verona nominates Democratic candidate for U S Senate in statewide announcement.
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Fairchild Madison I
Patrick J. Lucey
Ferryville
Thomas E. Fairchild
Verona
U. S. Senate
Typhoon Ravages Wake Island Leaves 600 Marooned
A typhoon with 140 mph winds battered Wake Island cutting communications and flooding the low-lying atoll. Rescue planes from Honolulu and Kwajalein carried food water and medical supplies to 600 residents and transients as the Ainsworth diverted to evacuate the stricken area.
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Honolulu
Wake Island
Hickam Field
Kwajalein
Here
Ainsworth
Wake
Hudson Displays New Light Model
Hudson Motor Car Co displayed a compact new car aimed at the Chevrolet Ford Plymouth and Studebaker price field. The model weighs 2800 pounds and uses an engine over 100 horsepower with a cast iron head 7.5 to 1 compression, or aluminum head 8.1 to 1. Production starts in November with four door sedans planned, price to be announced on delivery.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Studebaker
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
A. E. Barit
Juda to vote on school bonds Thursday night
Juda state graded and Juda high school districts plan separate meetings Thursday with votes on bonds for additions and remodeling. Grade school $85,000 and high school $145,000, funding a new west side addition, gym, five classrooms, land purchase, and modernization of heating ventilation and room layout.
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Charles Hub
Renk To Lead District Nixon Meeting Here
Wilbur F. Renk state chairman of Eisenhower and Nixon clubs will address a First district planning meeting here at 7 30 tomorrow night. Joseph D Viney district Ike Nixon club chairman said the meeting will plan activities for the district. Club officials from the entire district expected along with Renk and other state Ike Nixon officers.
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Wilbur F. Renk
Eisenhower and Nixon Clubs
Joseph D. Viney
Eisenhower and Nixon Club
Renk
Ike-Nixon Organization
Soybeans Rise on Short Covering in Chicago Trade
Soybeans moved higher with short covering lifting futures in Chicago. The September contract rose about 5 cents a bushel at times as wheat corn and oats showed mixed moves and minimal changes.
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Chicago
Sabre Jets Push September Kill Total to 46 in Korea
U S Sabre jet pilots claim four Red MIG-15s destroyed and confirm a Sept 4 kill, lifting September 1946 state to 46 Communist warplanes destroyed in one month. Allied forces reported damage to several targets as B-29s and B-26s bombed Pyongyang and North Korean supply lines near Sinuiju and Sariwon.
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Seoul
Korea
Sinmi
Sinuiju
Sariwon
Air Force
North Korea
Korean
Pyongyang
Air Post Clinic Scheduled Friday
Alfred T. Sadler Wisconsin Ground Observer Corps coordinator plans an air watch clinic Friday night at 8 at the courthouse. Maj. Sadler will answer questions on Operation Skywatch, discuss its defense role, and show a film. Open to readers of Round Grove and observers at Clarno Albany New Glarus South Wayne Juda posts and other interested citizens.
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Alfred T. Sadler
Madison
Clarno
New Glarus
Albany
South Wayne
Juda
Taft to Campaign in Racine Wisconsin Stop
Republican Senator Robert Taft scheduled a Sept. 25 appearance in Racine Wisconsin as part of his Eisenhower support tour. The event marks his only Wisconsin stop for the drive.
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Pi.ams
Racine
Ohio
Robert Taft
Wisconsin
Truman Tackles Labor Unions and Health Plan Criticism
President Truman told the AFL convention that high level plots aim to weaken unions if Republicans win in November. He framed Taft Hartley as oppressive, urged labor support for Adlai Stevenson, and defended national health insurance against GOP critics. He cited Eisenhower opposition and urged affordable care.
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New York
Truman
American Federation of Labor Today
AFL
Wall Street
Stevenson
Republican Party
America
Maurice Tobin
Philadelphia
Gen
Eisenhower
American Hospital Association
Convention Hall
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Washington
White House
National Health
American Medical Association
AMA
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Ussr
Japan
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Newman
Donald Campbell
Richard Riese
Caroline Roth
Helen Stettler
Gilbert Swartz
William Behren
Sgt
Theodore E. Newman
Green County Selective Service Group
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