Light turnout predicted in Green county primary
Green county voters appear set for a light primary with about 10 000 qualified. Only one local GOP contest the Schoonover Keegan assembly race and a statewide race Rennebohm Immell attract attention. Several county offices have unopposed GOP candidates while the Democratic slate is absent at the county level. Polls in Turner hall Monroe wards open 9 am to 5 30 pm with different hours elsewhere.
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Green County
R. H. Schoonover
Harry A. Keegan
Schoonover
Wisconsin
Oscar Rennebohm
Ralph M. Immell
Immell
Monroe
Clarence W. Lengacher
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Matt Solbran
Herman A. Stuessy
Jessie M. Holcomb
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Grace M. Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Evan C. Chambers
Sollian
Rudolph P. Reger
Democratic Party
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Edward J. Finan
Bristol
Kenosha County
Ben Marvin
Turner Hall
GOP Farm Policy Statement Pledged
Gov Thomas E Dewey promised an important GOP farm policy statement after conferring with congressional leaders Dewey put farm problems at the top of the agenda and Sen Edward Martin urged party workers to keep the senate in Republican hands Martin said he is worried about GOP senatorial prospects in nine states and Pennsylvania
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Edward Martin
Martin
Des Moines
Earl Warren
Salt Lake City
Barrow Show Highlights Two Championships for Se ver son Family
Edwin Severson and son from Galesville claimed two championships on the final day of the National Barrow Show in Austin Minnesota.
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Austin
Minn
Edwin Severson and Son
Galesville
U S Presses Sharp Attack Against Red Campaign in Far East
Washington reports a sharp U S counter effort against a growing communist drive in southeast Asia. The State Department notes rapid communist activity among Indonesia Indochina Malaya and Burma residents and says it is weighing a course of action though specifics were not disclosed.
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U. S
Far East
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
State Department
Indonesia
Indochina
Malaya
Burma
Michael McDermott
Department
Candidates Meet At Political Rally In Shorewood
Governor Rennebohm and Republican challenger Ralph Immell appeared together at a Shorewood rally with about 300 attendees. Immell sat in the second row as Rennebohm paused to invite his opponent to the platform and they exchanged a brief handshake before Rennebohm finished speaking.
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Associated Press
Rennebohm
Ralph Immell
Republicaan
Shorewood
Grover Broadfoot
Immell
Frederic LeCroix
Ralph
Two Doctors Hanged in Hamburg for Concentration Camp Atrocity
In Hamburg today the British executed Benno Orendi, a Hungarian, and Walter Sonntag for selecting women for mass deaths in German concentration camps. The trial and verdict followed postwar Allied proceedings.
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Hamburg
Germany
Benno Orendi
Walter Sonntag
Truman Plans Civilian Commission For Welfare In Armed Forces
President Truman announces a new civilian commission to supervise religious and morale welfare and character guidance in the armed forces. The move aims to oversee welfare programs and ensure moral guidance within military life.
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Washington
Truman
Russian Teacher To Be Questioned
Washington report says the House un American Activities Committee will question Mrs. Oksana Kasenkina at a public hearing in New York next Wednesday. The ex Russian school teacher who jumped from the Soviet consulate window seeks to aid an espionage inquiry as she recovers at Roosevelt hospital. The committee also questioned Harold Velde behind closed doors, a Pekin Illinois official who says he worked for the FBI in San Francisco in the 1940s. The panel closed seven days of hearings on the CIO International Fur and Leather Workers Union with Ben Gold defending party ties and denying Communist control.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Oksana Stepanovna Kasenkina
New York
Kasenkina
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Roosevelt Hospital
Thomas
Harold H. Velde
Pekin
Ill
Velde
Tazewell County
FBI
San Francisco
CIO International Fur and Leather Workers’ Union
Max Schwabe
R-Mo
Jacob Bruni Named To Green County Veterans Group
Jacob Bruni of New Glarus is appointed a member of the Green County veterans service committee by Judge Harold J. Lamboley. He succeeds Peter E. Hefty who resigned due to a temporary Florida residence. Seven other members include Richard Anderson of Brodhead and Emil Boesch of Monroe.
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Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Green County Veterans’ Service Committee
Harold J. Lamboley
Peter E. Hefty
Florida
Richard Anderson
Brodhead
Emil Boesch
Monroe
Truman Promises Hard Fight on Western Campaign Tour
President Truman sailed from Washington for a 16 day western tour promising to fight hard and “give them hell.” He will deliver over 100 addresses across 18 of 21 states on a 9 500 mile trip, returning Oct 2, with daughter Margaret aboard the train. Sydney Daniels of Raleigh News Observer joined as adviser, while Dr. Wallace H. Graham called him in excellent shape for the campaign pace.
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Washington
Truman
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Union Station
White House
Pacific Coast
Houston
Tex
Jones
Commerce
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
WN. C
News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Margaret
Wallace H. Graham
Hyderabad Yields In 100 Hour War
The Hyderabad government radio announced a cease fire at 5 30 am and resignation of the Nizam's administration. Mir Laik Ali said a new government would be formed tomorrow as Indian troops reportedly entered Hyderabad city and Secunderabad without opposition. The broadcast urged the 16 million residents to accept dominion authority and end archy.
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New Delhi
Hyderabad
India
Mir Laik Ali
Poona
Madras
Nagpur
Hyderabad City
Secunderabad
Maharajah
Rajendrasinhji
Kindergarten Assistant Hired for City Schools
Mrs. Hollis J. Elmer of 1704 Lakeside Heights was named kindergarten assistant at East school. Superintendent E. O. Evans announced she will start Monday to aid Miss Virginia Peck as East and North school face crowded conditions with 33 pupils in the East school class meeting after noon sessions.
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Hollis J. Elmer
Lakeside Heights
East School
E. O. Evans
Elmer
National Kindergarten College
Evanston
Ill
Virginia Peck
East
North School
Evans
Board of Education
Wandering Window Peeper Known as The Whistler Stirs Monroe
Monroe police chief describes a two month window peeper nicknamed The Whistler. The prowler operates mainly in Homesite and Sunrise Point on the East side, emitting a whistle and fleeing after sightings. He has not harmed anyone, with calls nightly but few close captures, and residents are urged to report sightings and keep curtains drawn at night.
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Monroe
J. H. Schwaiger
Homesite
Sunrise Point Additions
Schwaiger
Whistler
Careful Plans Permit Hundreds of Airplanes
After 81 days of air supply to Berlin's western sectors, Operation Vittles has achieved only one collision and two fatal accidents. The plan relies on British and American air forces coordinating flights over three corridors in the Russian zone. Air lanes keep planes 15 minutes apart per level and three minutes front or behind other planes to prevent incidents.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Berlin
Francis M. Smith Dies in Albany at 80
Francis Marion Smith known as Frank Smith died at 7 30 P M in Albany after a heart attack. He was born April 7 1868 in Richland County and lived on a farm north of Albany before moving there in 1939. He is survived by his wife five daughters and several siblings. Funeral set for 2 p m Sunday at Albany Methodist Church with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Albany
Francis M. Smith
Robert Polley
Francis Marion Smith
Frank Smith
Richland County
James H
Polly Bailey Smith
Jane Brewer
Smith
Carson Lowl
Monroe
Polley
Lewis Moore
Scotts Bluff
Neb
C. W. Rhyner
Sowl
Nellie Smith
Wauwatosa
California
Nebraska
Albany Methodist Church
Orra Compton
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sharer Funeral Home
First 18 Year Old Registers Under Draft Law 1948
Robert Lee Thompson 1402 15th avenue became the first 18 year old to register today under the 1948 draft law. He attends Marquette University Milwaukee and was born July 13 1930. Tomorrow is the final mass registration day at the armory and youths will register on their 18th birthday or within five days.
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Robert Lee Thompson
15Th Avenue
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Armory
Monroe
Allies Tighten Cord On Berlin Blockade
Western allies tightened their counter blockade to cut off rail and highway freight from the Soviet zone, aiming to halt eastbound goods from western Germany. Berlin border patrols increased while German communist leaders attacked Western planners amid Soviet jeeps near the sector borders. MacArthur in Tokyo rejected Soviet charges over democracy and labor unions, defending Japan’s stability and warning against communism consuming labor as a commodity.
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Berlin
Germany
Bitonia
Ruhr
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Washington
Panyushkin
MacArthur
State and City Police Clash With CIO Strikers at IH East Moline
Police from the state and city battled CIO strike pickets at the two gates of the International Harvester Co. plant in East Moline. At least four people were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct as a nine week strike continued amid threats to close the large farm machinery works.
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East Moline
CIO
International Harvester Co
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers
Joe Louis to Defend Title Again in June
Joe Louis announced he will defend his world heavyweight championship next June at Yankee Stadium against the winner of the Joe Baksi Ezzard Charles 15 round bout planned for Madison Square Garden on November 12.
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New York
Joe Louis
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Yankee Stadium
Joe Baksi-Ezzard Charles
Madison Square Garden
U N Mediator Bernadotte Killed in Jerusalem Ambush
United Nations mediator Folke Bernadotte and French Col. Serot were shot by men in Jewish army uniforms in Jerusalem. The attack occurred after Bernadotte refused to be frightened by threats, while U N security officer Begley was wounded.
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John Roderick Amman
Trans-Jordan
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Serot
Associated Press
John Joseph MacDonald
Washington
Stern Gang
U. S
Frank Begley
U. N
Damascus
Syria
U N Security Council Meets Over Bernadotte Slaying
The United Nations security council will convene at 3 p m tomorrow to discuss the assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, UN mediator, in Jerusalem.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Jerusalem
Truce mediator Bernadotte killed in plane attack
Count Folke Bernadotte, veteran peace maker and head of the Swedish Red Cross, was shot in the aftermath of a monthslong Palestine truce effort. He had recently planned to report to the United Nations in Paris. His death follows a tense period as Arab and Jewish factions eyed a fragile ceasefire.
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Serot
Bernadette
Bernadotte
Palestine
Bernadote
Red Cross
Estelle Manville
New York
United Nations
Paris
Count Bernadotte
Damascus
Syria
Holy City
United Nations General Assembly
Haifa
Aage Lundstroem
Jerusalem
Folke Bernadotte
Henrich Himmler
Germany
Gustav I of
Sweden
Europe
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John Becker
Herbert T. Summeril
Floyd Matzke
Rose Field
Howard Lundy
William Hogan
Adolph Levy
Ralph Lindsay
Paul Baltzer
Ernest Deininger
Henry Burgy
Aliie van Matre
Elsmere Howe
Victor Teehan
Sophia Stewart
Ida Casanova
J. H. Figs
Ozro Grinnell
Fred Good
Leland White
Peter Jones
GOP Farm
House Group
Ben Gold
Communist Party
Gold
Dexter
the Chronicle
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Nizam
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Jewish Jerusalem
Chet Morris
Pewaukee
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