Truman Backed On Foreign Aids but Defeated On Domestic Aims
Washington report notes President Truman won support on foreign and defense policy while Congress rejected or ignored major domestic initiatives. The 81st Congress approved large defense spending and broad economic powers but vetoed or shelved civil rights, health insurance, Brannan farm plan, and tax cuts, with key statehood bills stalled and a lame duck session anticipated.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
81St Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Postal Service
United States
Proposed South East Additions to Schools By Howe Plans
Architect Stanley W. Howe presents basic East and South school additions intended to become integral parts of the buildings and removable with later redevelopment. The boards adopted preliminary designs and ordered detailed plans while financing and elector approval proceed. Estimated costs run about 70 000 to 80 000 per project with fireproofing and older-unit improvements.
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Stanley W. Howe
Board of Education
Howe
Kiwanis To Honor Late H M Place At Dedication Dinner
Kiwanis club plans a 5 p m dedication dinner at a youth cabin near Monroe to honor H Merton Place former club president and youth advocate. A steel pole from Connors Plumbing and Heating and a flag from the Monroe Chamber of Commerce fund the tribute with ministers in charge. If rain, the event moves to Monroe Country Club. October brings Swiss Wheel luncheons replacing the Monroe hotel meetings.
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Luchsinger’s Grove
Monroe
H. Merton Place
Kiwanis
Place
Kiwanis Club
Connors
Monroe Country Club
Holsingers
Swiss Wheel
Highway 69
South
Monroe Hotel
Two Slayers Executed in Bellefonte Pa
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania two convicted holdup slayers were executed in the electric chair. Alexander Niemi age 31 died at 12 31 a m and Walter Maloney age 32 died at 12 39 a m after both were condemned for their crimes.
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Bellefonte
Alexander Niemi
Walter Maloney
Copper Moon Set to Glow in Tonight's Lunar Eclipse
New York reports a total lunar eclipse tonight with visible timing from 7:20 p m penumbra entry to 1:13 a m penumbra exit. Astronomers expect a copper red moon during totality, though clouds may shade the spectacle.
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New York
North America
Earth
Umbra
Penumbra
Subversive Study Board To Enforce New Law
President Truman faces selecting a five member SACB to enforce the communist control act after veto override. Attorney General McGrath pledges vigorous enforcement though the board must rule on which groups must register after hearings.
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Washington
Truman
McGrath
Justice Department
SACB
Green County Eight Men To Leave For Draft Call Tomorrow
Green County prepares for the September draft. Eight men will depart from the post office tomorrow morning and a ninth who left Prairie du Chien today. A citizen’s committee named by Mayor Frank A. Buehler will bid them farewell. The group includes John J. Burkhard Red Cross Joseph D. Viney Veterans of Foreign Wars and Frank W. Heinzelman American Legion. The selectees represent the entire community and list Harold W. Albright Alfred O. Sagen Jr Earl G Grenzow Eugene H. Duerst and others from Brodhead Albany Juda and surrounding areas.
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Green County
Prairie du Chien
Frank A. Buehler
John J. Burkhard
Red Cross
Joseph D. Viney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank W. Heinzelman
American Legion
Harold W. Albright
Brodhead
Alfred O. Sagen Jr
Brod- 2
Albany
Earl G Grenzow
Juda
Eugene H. Duerst
New
Frost Ended Green County Crop Growth Season
Killing frosts hit Green county over the weekend with temps down to 28. The frost halted corn growth in frosted areas and may aid drying if the ears are mature, while milk-stage corn could be ruined. Tobacco crop damage in Rock county belt cited. farmers scramble to salvage with hard labor shortages. Warmer weather is forecast for late today and tomorrow.
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Green County
County Agricultural Office
Rock County
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Stoughton
Edgerton
Indian Ford
Janesville
Civil air patrol plane crash kills three officers
In Evansville Indiana a civil air patrol plane crashed in a railroad yard killing Col. James R. Barnett and two lieutenants from Sioux Falls. Pro golfer Skip Alexander, 32, was badly burned and seriously injured after riding the aircraft. Alexander had finished sixth in the Kansas City open prior to the crash.
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Evansville
Ind
Civil Air Patrol
Skip Alexander
Lexington
N. C
James R. Barnett
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
CAP
Oliver A. Singleton
Duane M. Reeves
Alexander
Plane Found in Labrador Darlington Pilot Safe in Crash
A B-50 bomber crash in Labrador last Thursday left 16 men aboard, including Darlington 2nd Lt. Jerome M. McCarville, the pilot. Parachutists were dropped to begin rescue as a two day search ended with the plane located 95 miles south of Goose Bay. McCarville and two Wisconsin crew members M/Sgt George P. Marsolek and T/Sgt Wayne A. Kuschel were rescued by helicopter.
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Darlington
Labrador
Jerome M. McCarville
William McCarville
Arizona
Ohio
Wisconsin
George P. Marsolek
Independence
Wayne A. Kuschel
Maiden Rock
Royal Canadian Air Force
Goose Bay
Tucson
Ariz
Weekend accident toll rises to ten in Wisconsin
AP reports ten people killed in Wisconsin over the weekend. Names include Richard Minsloff age 20 near Marinette from a hunting gun misfire, Earl J. McGrath 39 near Whitehall in a newspaper truck crash, and Jay Briesemeister 20 killed in a west of Waukesha car truck collision among others.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Richard Minsloff
Marinette
Donald John
Minsloff
Richard J. LeMay
LeMay
Earl J. McGrath
Onalaska
Whitehall
Joseph Crowley
la Crosse
Frank Spankowski
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Jay Briesemeister
Route 6
Waukesha
Lilia Kalkofen
Goodman
Eugene Noll
Racine
Attlee Rejects Plea for Early General Election
Prime Minister Clement Attlee refused calls within the Labour Party for an early general election this year. A Downing Street source said only a parliamentary defeat would trigger elections in Britain before 1951.
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London
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
No. 10
Downing Street
Attlee
Britain
George King Freed After Sanity Ruling in Wisconsin Murder Trial
George King, 45, formerly a murder defendant at Central State Hospital in Waupun, was found sane and released today. Circuit Judge Alvin Reis set bail at 5000 dollars pending appeal of the jury verdict.
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George King
Madison
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Alvin Reis
Coin Counting Girls Targeted Miami Phone Company Theft
In Miami investigators disclosed a theft scheme at Southern Bell Telephone Co. involving 12 people including several young women with “telephone” voices. Some admitted taking as much as 150 dollars daily, with money stored in suitcases and quarters concealed in undergarments. The Orr family figures prominently among those arrested along with two husbands.
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Miami
Southern Bell Telephone Co
I. R. Mills
West Miami
Rita Orr
Mills
Orr
Mrs. John Kubly Dies After Illness at 78
Mrs. John A. Kubly 78 of 1608 16th street died at 3 45 am at St. Clare hospital after a long illness from a cerebral hemorrhage she suffered Sept 8. Born April 29 1872 in Washington township she was a longtime church worker at Immanuel and Staver churches and served as WSWS president for 15 years. Survived by a daughter in law Verna Kubly and many nieces and nephews. Burial at Greenwood following services at Immanuel church conducted by Rev Howard L Oria ns.
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John A. Kubly
16Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
John VU. Kubly
Monroe
Crago
Clarno
Christ Frautschy
Orangeville
Verna Kubly
13Th Street
Kubly
Shriner-Neushwander
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Palace Defenses Expected To Fall Within Hours
Allied columns pressed into Seoul from multiple sides as U S and South Korean forces pushed toward Duk Soo Palace and the government cluster. Marine and army units crossed the Han River and fought to seize South mountain, signaling a likely fall of strongpoints within hours. A 2,400 man airborne force landed at Kimpo with 150 transports aiding the assault.
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U.S
Tabu
Taegu
Poun
Osan
Seoul
Kimpo
Leif Erickson
Tokyo
Dak Soo Palace
U. S
Han River
Han
South Mountain
Don Whitehead
Duk Soo
U. S. First Cavalry
Chongju
Inchon-Seoul
Tong Mak Sang
Tenth Corps
Lewis Puller
Yongdungpo
Reds
U. S. Fifth Regiment
United States
Japan
Unchon
Two Republican Clubs Report Pre Primary Expenditures
The Kohler and Schmitt clubs reported pre primary expenses to the secretary of state. Kohler spent 1673 with 1202 personal, Schmitt 2762 with 699 personal. The Thomas Fairchild for Senate committee spent 1334.
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Madison
Secretary of State
Walter J. Kohler
Leonard Schmitt
Kohler
Schmitt
Thomas Fairchild
U. S. Senate
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Sint Eye
South Korea
North Korea
Il Seoul
Taeijon
13Th Avenue
22Nd Street
10Th Street
South School
East School
H.M. Place
Hunter
John Kubly
Liberators
Capital City
Bulletin
U.S. Army
Seventh Division
Kohler. Schmitt Clubs
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