Justice Jackson Advocates Practical Bail Stance
Editorial lauds Justice Jackson for opposing federal push to jail eleven alleged communists pending appeal. It warns the Supreme Court will review government tactics and stresses the danger of using such measures to frame public opinion. The piece notes enemies of the government often receive greater protections than ordinary individuals.
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Jackson
Justice Department
United States Supreme Court
Jack Sun
Supreme Court
Thas
Murphy Named New York Police Commissioner
Thomas F. Murphy, a prominent federal prosecutor who helped close the Alger Hiss case, becomes New York City police commissioner amid a bribery scandal. His appointment signals a crackdown on corruption and a drive to expose wrongdoing within the department.
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New York
Thomas F. Murphy
Alger Hiss
Murphy
Hiss
White House
Hwever
Police Department
Setting the Pace for Korea War Inductee Farewells
A small crowd of nearly fifty gathers for a first draft call farewell in a wartime mobilization. The piece foresees repeated sendoffs in coming months and suggests reviving the emergency council’s farewell program to maintain contact with inductees as their military service expands.
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Korea
Elderly Man Found Dead in Janesville
Richard MacNeil about 80 was found dead at a rooming house in Janesville. Coroner E J Overton's office says he died of a broken neck and authorities suspect a fall from an outside stairway while seeking a room. MacNeil had no relatives in Janesville.
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Janesville
Richard MacNeil
E. J. Overton
MacNeil
Green County Emergency council organized in 1940
The Green County Emergency council is formed September 27 1940 with John J Burkhard as chairman L E Bothell secretary and Frank A Shriner treasurer Its aim is to aid Green County young men in military service amid world front tensions involving Germany Italy and Japan. Lucy Kundert and Otto Lisser wed. Also notes on local business moves and public meetings from 1900 to 1940s.
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Green County
John J. Burkhard
L. E. Bothell
Frank A. Shriner
Germany
Italy
Japan
United States
Britain
China
Lucy Kundert
Otto Lisser
Armed Forces Christmas Parcel Mail Urged by Post Office
Postmaster John J. Burkhard urges early Christmas mail for armed forces overseas. From Oct 15 to Nov 15 is the window for parcels for personnel, families, and U S civilians abroad. Special guides cover destinations Japan Korea Pacific islands and remote navy Marine locations with size weight limits and packing rules.
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John J. Burkhard
United States
Japan
Korea
Pacific
Navy
Marine Corps
APO
New York
Baltic fortifications expand from Porkkala to Ruegen
Stockholm newspaper reports Moscow builds a vast Baltic wall from Porkkala to Ruegen with fortified islands and missile bases on Oesel. The article, byline Capt A Sverd lov, notes 12 000 to 15 000 workers including slave laborers at the southern Oesel fortifications.
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Stockholm
Russia
Stockholms - Tidningen
Moscow
Baltic
Porkkala
Finland
Ruegen Island
Baltic Sea
A. Sverdlov
Purchases Schiffman Farm Near New Glarus
Theron Killesvig bought the Henry Schiffman farm located 1.5 miles southwest of New Glarus, joining the area’s landowners.
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Schiffman
New Glarus
Theron Killesvig
Henry Schiffman
Canada weighs Western Europe option for its special army force
Ottawa reports that UN troop advances in Korea spurred talk that Canada could deploy its special army unit to Western Europe instead. Foreign ministers discussed the possibility in New York last week.
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Ottawa
United Nations
Korea
Canada
Europe
New York
U.N. Army Idea Gains Democratic Support
DeWitt Mackenzie reports growing backing for a United Nations army allowing each member nation to maintain a unit under U.N. control to enforce peace. The piece cites Korea as illustration of U.N. intervention limits and notes Moscow's current mild stance, seen by some as masking future aggression.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
New York
America
United Nations
U.N
Korea
United States
U. N
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Moscow
Browntown Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Leon Smith and their son Stephen of Albuquerque New Mexico returned home after visiting his mother Mrs Wesley Maxfield. Mr and Mrs Palmer Waller were business callers Monday in Freeport. An astronomers term local car galaxy is described as part of the same group as the Milky Way.
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Leon Smith
Stephen
Albuquerque
N. M
Wesley Maxfield
Palmer Waller
Freeport
Milky Way
Sheriff Denies Phantom Whistler Menace in Paradis
St Charles Parish Sheriff Leon C. Vial Jr. rejected reports of a phantom whistler haunting Paradis and threatening Jacqueline Cadlow. He said no resident faces a real menace as threats traced to pranksters.
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Hahnville
Whistler
St. Charles Parish
Leon C. Vial Jr
Paradis
Clifford Cadow
Juda Events and Social Visits Around Janesville
Mrs F N Miller hosts a Juda reception for Herman Burki at the Labor Temple in Janesville with Mary Ann McEween pre married name. Wayne Vanderbilt and daughters attend. Harrison Grenvow returns from Indianapolis visit. Ernest Thommen and Janet Arnsmeier at Wayne King show in Freeport. Donald Miller and Ervin Elmer guests in town. Merle Lee Stuckey visits grandparents Ivan and Janet Arnsmeier. Glenn Boyer conducts business in Chicago. Ivan Boyer and family visit Glenn Boyer in Monroe. Everett Hinkel and wife visit Glenn Dunwiddie’s family in Worland Wyoming.
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Wayne Vanderbilt
Herman Burki
Labor Temple
Janesville
Ervin Elmer
Merle Lee Stuckey
Davis
Ivan Arnsmeier
Glenn Boyer
Chicago
Ivan Boyer
Janeen
Jerry
Monroe
Everett Hinkel
Worland
Wyo
Glenn Dunwiddie
Albany Visitors Travel to Oak Ridge and Local Updates
Mrs. William Steindorf and guests Fay Wescott and Frank Watts with spouses left Thursday for Oak Ridge Tennessee to visit Don ald Watts and family. Clara Kaiser convalescing from eye surgery visited sister Andrew Anderson. Minnie Eldred ill at her son Louis residence remains about the same. Neva Wessel improved. John Christopher and Harry Edwards attended a baseball game in Chicago. Save with a Want Ad.
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Fay Wescott
Frank Watts
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Watts
Wescott
Donald Watts
Clara Kaiser
Brodhead
Andrew Anderson
Minnie Eldred
Louis
Neva Wessel
John Christopher
Harry Edwards
Chicago
Wisconsin School Aid Reforms Sought in 1949
Milwaukee reports push to revise the 1949 school aid law to fix inequities in state aid distribution. Directors say current formula rewards inefficiency and hampers district reorganizations. David O. Jones elected survey president. new directors include Albert Fund Jr., Neal MacKenzie, and Andre Perry.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
David O. Jones
Mineral Point
T. F. Fitzgerald
New London
Albert P. Fund Jr
LaCrosse
Neal MacKenzie
River Falls
Andre Perry
Fond du Lac
Legion Bans Rally Rowdyism at National Convention
Los Angeles officials pledge strict action during the American Legion national convention October 8 to 12. Thousands of Legionnaires and guests are expected, with police and Legion MPs instructed to jail any member using shock devices, firecrackers, sirens, water pistols, or live or imitation reptiles to create mischief.
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Los Angeles
Legion
Local Families Attend Dinners and Visits Across Wisconsin
Blanchardville residents attended a Methodist dinner and bazaar on Sept 16 and visited the Sardeson family in Sauk City. Baptism rites were held Sept 17 for infant daughter of Walter Yaeger New Glarus with Bertha Steiner and Robert Spears as sponsors. Various households hosted gatherings and trips, including a 2500 mile Midwest tour by Paul Olson Blue Mounds and companions ending Sept 21.
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John Weckerley
Belleville
Earl Weckerley
Monroe
A L. Sardeson
Carl Steiner
Bertha
Walter Yaeger
New Glarus
Bertha Steiner
Robert Spears
Madison
Messers
Mmes
Mel Schiesser
John
Blanchardville
C. J. Hoesly
Robert Hoesly
Joan
Mel Schiesser Jr
Schiesser
Harold Saether
Lee Bailey
Cobb
Saether
Norman Hanson
Dodgeville General Hospital
Paul Olson
Blue Mounds
Carly Gilbertson
Ella Watkins
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Marylee Mason
Frank Mason
New Glarus Social Notes From Madison Weekend
Mrs Arthur A Doyle and Mrs Oswald Schneider with Lila Mae visited Madison on Friday. Clarence Roth and Ruth Ann with Kenneth spent Saturday in Madison. Reginald Duerst visited Monroe on Saturday afternoon. Ilse Strickler from Milwaukee was weekend guest of her parents Eugene and Mildred Strickler. Vernon Duerst and Marlen Duerst with Lila Mae Schneider and Darlene Blum were in Madison Saturday.
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Oswald Schneider
Lila Mae
Madison
Clarence Roth
Ruth Ann
Kenneth
Reginald Duerst
Monroe
Ilse Strickler
Milwaukee
Eugene Strickler
Vernon Duerst
Marlen Duerst
Lila Mae Schneider
Darlene Blum
Nitey Nite Sleepers Highlight Comfort and Pure Cotton
Becker's Leader promotes Nitey Nite sleepers made from long staple pure cotton with nine thread sewn seams and reinforced stress points. Features include I help myself fasteners, adjustable sleeve length, bootie foot with double sole, and generous sizes up to 16 for tots and children in one two and three piece styles and ski pajamas without feet.
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Becker
Becker’s Leader
Storm coats capture campus fashion this fall at Lee's
Campus favorite storm coats top the season with warm alpaca lined Donnybrook designs and water repellent Donny Paca. Lee's offers gabardine, tweed, camel hair liners, mouton collars, zip in options, and shorty belted coats in rayon satin and wool blends. Store promises to set aside your choice.
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Lee’s
Donnybrook
Lee
Monroe Music Promotes Records for Busy Parents
A Monroe Music store markets unbreakable records and read along readers to keep children educated at home during long winter months. New 10 inch record readers feature Cowboy Songs Nursery Rhymes and Three Little Pigs with illustrated pages and a complete album, record and reader priced at $1.05. The shop also offers 45 and 78 RPM children records with Bozo the Clown among titles, singles as low as 25 cents.
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Monroe Music Store
Bozo the Clown
Side Kick Jr Magnetic Memo Box At Baker's Book Store
A magnetic memo box Side Kick Jr offers quick note taking with a built in pencil and concealed eraser. It features Permorite cleaning and a lifetime hold with a side touch mechanism. Available in maroon brown or cardinal red for 2.95 dollars. Also the Magnet o Pad with a small detachable pencil available for 1 dollar for telephone use.
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Side Kick Jr
Baker’s Book Store
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Emery A. Odell
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Editorial
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John J. Bentley
Monticello
Oswald Hauser
N. E. McLaughlin
Monday Club
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Switzerland
Tion
George Grimm
Main Street
Guy Hawthorne
Harry C. Young
University
Henry Hoehn
Bly
Carl Marty
Register of Deeds
O. D. Curtis
Otto Tschudy
Citizens Bank
Fred Schertenleib
Fred Grunert
Henry Durst
Penacook
N. H
Post Office Now
Bell & Howell Epicine Equipment
Bell & Howell
Just
Carload
Alvin F. Rote Co
U.N. Army Idea
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Juda
F. N. Miller
Albany
William Steindorf
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bles
Eer Pent
Merlinese
N. Plankinton Ave
Waynex 3
Wis
Tam
Frank Mason Jr
Ashland
Northland College
Bruce McDonald
Mason Home
Fred Stoller Jr
Judith
Anton Hanson
South
Grant Hanson
Bessemer
Ala
Erick Erickson
LeRoy Erickson
Carol
Leo
Glarus
Arthur A. Doyle
Kay
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