Farmers Obtain Opinions From Top Candidates
Wisconsin rural leaders interviewed leading Republican hopefuls Dewey Stassen and MacArthur about federal policy and farm issues. McKerrow described Dewey's direct answers on farm programs butter versus margarine and cooperative development. Stassen was praised for a strong record though dairy concerns centered on butter and price stability. MacArthur urged price stabilization, soil conservation, and access to credit with a broad farm-support program.
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Thomeas Dowy
Efareled Stassen
Dan
Dougas MacArthur
Wisconsin Agricult
Gavin Mekhareew
Pewaukee
McKerrrow
Ture Tars
Dewey
Big New York Farm
Kerrow
New York
McRherrow
Pewiukteenn
Cowan
Jivillant
Stassen
Minnesota
McKerrow
Wisconsin
Strassen
Get MacArthur
Courlis MacArthur
MacArthur
Mekherrov
Colden Guarnguy Cooperative
A. de Babland
Good of Likes Cooperative
William J. Groves
Vireo Mill Products Cooperative
Church Votes for Merger of Denominations Local Wisconsin vote favors Evangelical and Reformed church merger
Members of the Birst Congregation in Hientl church voted overwhelmingly to merge with a national Evangelical and Reformed body. The secret ballot occurred after sermons by Meg, John Cove, John Lockafellow and others. About 125 attended the Lenten supper and birth meeting as tabulations were not disclosed.
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Meg
John Cove
John Lockafellow
Cotperation
Peter
Ralph Logs
Wisconsin
Explosion Kills Dozens of Italian Miners in Coal Mine Tragedy
A Belgrade report says 60 miners died and as many as 800 may be buried after a blast at the Ruska authencite coal mines near Trieste. The Vasoslav government offers 50 000 dinars to families of the dead and 3 000 more for each child.
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Reese
Ruska
Wisconsin Forecast Calls for Clouds and Patchy Showers
Mostly cloudy skies with a warmer trend tonight and Friday. Scattered showers expected with mild temperatures. yesterday’s high around 30s. Local hourly data shows fluctuating temps from mid 30s to low 40s through afternoon.
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Wisconsin
Toa
Uae
Spring glimpses as warm day breaks Wisconsin cold spell
The article notes a 63 degree high in Waukesha marking the warmest day since November as spring nears. It contrasts with a cold November and long winter in Wisconsin with lingering northern snow and forecasts predicting only gradual warmth statewide.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Train Crashes Car Leaving Driver Badly Hurt
Clement J. Kemp 32 of 1308 Grand Ave was seriously injured when his car was struck by a Soo Line freight train bound for Chicago at the Grand Avenue crossing. The impact carried the car 360 feet down the track and bent a signal pole. Kemp, a spa employee, and his wife, who recently gave birth to a daughter, were aided by police and hospital staff. This was the second crossing accident in three days in Waukesha amid icy road conditions.
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Clement J. Kemp
Grand Ave
Soo Line
Kemp Hesi
Grand Avenue
Klemp
Father Kemp
Behren’s Spa
Waukesha
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Kemp
Milwaukee
Sally Ann
J. F. Friess
Fond du Lac
J. A. Hill
Fond du Ine
Plymouth
Motor Transport Ca
Center St
North Western Railroad
Gordon G. Stark
Oakland
Highway 59
North Prairie
Stark
Joe
James W
Carmody
Lawrence E. Sargent
Lake Mills
Highway 30
Mil LaValley
Naghatah
LaValley
Midwest Youths Open Center Conference in Waukesha
Sixty youths from four states arrive in Waukesha for the opening of a Midwest Center conference organized by the YMCA boys' work secretary. Events begin at 6 pm with registration at the Methodist church and a banquet.
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Waukesha
Ymca Boys’ Work
Marvin Lote
Lean Contoy
Methodist Church
Midwest
TH. F. Lewis
O. L. Merritt
Lewis
Harold O. Williams
Sheboygan
Carl ‘Oyler
Waukesha State Bank
Howard H. Kutstermann
North Central Area Ymca
Bart Jaggaard
Milwaukee
Rams
Carroll College
Carroll
It Looks Like Glass But Is a $1,000 Ring
Milwaukee Mrs Bi anca Le Veille recovered a $1,000 diamond ring found last March 20 after Patricia Werner 25 returned it to police and asked if it was a diamond. Werner had found the ring near Le Veille's apartment and received a $75 reward for returning it.
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Milwaukee
Bianca le Veille
One Man Crime Wave Sweeps County Probe Extended
A statewide probe centers on confession of seven armed robberies and related crimes by four convicts at a state prison. Francis Dustin Venne of Milwaukee implicated Roman Martin Franken in 21 Milwaukee burglaries. Venne, with a 19 year crime career, has prior vagrancy and assault theft records in Waukesha County. He referenced a troubled family history and admitted crimes across multiple states.
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Waukesha
Pewaukee
L. F. Rockteacher
Francis Dustin Venne
Milwaukee
Vene
Roman Martin Franken
Venne
Waukesha County
Fred Gillette
Allen E. Williams
New Berlin
Joe Doe
Joe Verner
Rhinelander
Montana
California
Texas
Florida
Arkansas
Michigan
South Dakota
Minnecoota
Louisiana
New York
Addiion
Wle Consin
Truman Speech Triggers Global Reactions Across Nations
Moscow accused Truman of courting a crisis for party ends while Catholic Cardinal Tisserant denounced communism in Rome. Western Europe hailed the address as a Monroe Doctrine expansion to back the European recovery program. Reactions ranged from cautious to supportive across Paris Rome Copenhagen Stockholm Athens.
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London
Moscow
Truman
Rome
Mr. Truman
Congress
Henry A. Wallace
Sen. Glen
H. Taylor
Ida
Europe
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Paris
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
U. S
Scandinavia
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Athens
Coal Embargo and Rail Cuts Amid Miner Strike
The Hoover administration ordered a near embargo on bituminous coal exports and a 25 percent cut in coal burning passenger trains. Secretary Harriman and the Office of Defense Transportation acted as Cyrus Ching sought a settlement basis for the pension dispute between soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers. Actions take effect Sunday with 12 percent overall passenger service reduction.
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Washington
U.P
Secretary of Commerce
W. Averel Harriman
Office of Defense Transportation
John L. Lewis
Cyrus Ching
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Harriman
ODT
Inter-Agency Coal-Operating Committee
U. S
Canada
Waukesha Women Host Quiz Night for Major Candidates
Members of the Waukesha League of Women Voters plan a candidate meeting at the Waukesha Women's Club tomorrow afternoon. Five candidates for mayor and treasurer will present platforms and answer city government questions. Mayor Edwin H. Honeyager and contenders Robert F. Smart and George W. Coutts assured of appearances.
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Waukesha League of Women Voters
Waukesha Women’s Club
Edwin H. Honeyager
Robert F. Smart
George W. Coutts
Youth Rising in Waukesha Dairy Show Crowns New Champions
Oldtimers concede to a new generation as 14 year old Wicanor Gramling wins junior championship in senior Holstein, while Blaine Fryda and his brother Robert push Fryda entries to top placements in Jersey and Guernsey classes. Renowned judge Prof Salisbury names Curtiss Candy Drummer II Levily as grand champion Guernsey bull. Jenkins dominates in heifer divisions with Spring Ridge entries joining Frydas in a sweep potential.
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Waukesha, County
Wicanor Gramling
Dousman
Blaine
Robert I Fryda
Ernest A. Fryda
Sussex
Finn Jersey
8S. M. Salisbury
Ohio State University
Waukesha County
Maule
Curtiss Candy Drummer
IlLevily
Salisbury
Charles Maute
Hubert Kipp
North Prairie
Curtiss Candy Benny
Fox's Dairy
Waukesha
Meadow Lodge Climax
Sargeant
E. A. Swendigon
Lake Beulah
Fox Daily
Charles Fox
Benny
Birth Report
Chesterluck Levity Chum
Jenkins
Spring Ridge
Archie D. Jenkins
Spring Ridge Vanity
Fox
Ellen
Waukesha Dairy
Guernsey Grove
William H. Basse
Fryda
Jersey
Dreaming Pilgrim
Fontaine
Dreaming Sandy
Blaine Fryda
Ernest
Robert
Carl Hasslinger
Hartland
Harold Howell
Candidates File for City Offices Grows Interest
Fourteen candidates for city offices filed nomination papers with City Clerk Nonie E. Cornley as the final five days to obtain signatures begin. Incumbents seek re election to city posts while a three way alderman race forms in ward one and several candidates contest county and school board seats. The mayoral race looms as a high profile contest for the new six thousand dollar a year job.
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Nonie E. Cornley
Edwin Honeyager
George Coutts
Robert Smart
Richard §. Hippenmeyer
Leo Martin
Miss Crowley
Alex Gowans
Jefferson Ave
Pat DeQuardo
the Strand
Kenneth Merryfield
Brookfield Ave
Merryfield
Roy P. Kragenbrink
Frank Roberts
Frank L. Roberts
W. CoNegeave
Roberts
Waukesha
Herman Poetsch
Linden Sr
Ralph L. Lawrence
Parker
N. Greenfield Ave
Nigbor
Gaylord Luke
Five Parishes Reach Charity Drive Quota
Five Waukesha county parishes have reached their quota in the Milwaukee Catholic archdiocese drive for charitable institutions. Arthur P. Kuranz, chairman, lists St. James Lain non, St. Paul Genesee Depot, St. Mary Pesa kee, Elm Grove, and St. Mary Menomonee Falls among first to complete their goals. St Joseph Waukesha remains short of its 4600 goal as the drive closes this week.
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Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Arthur P. Kuranz
St. James Church
Lainnon
Francis Finney
Harry Scullin
St. Paul's Church
Genesee Depot
Conrad Altenbach
J. W. Herrmann
St. Mary's Church
Pewaskee
T E Ryan Quits as AC Secretary
T E Ryan resigns as secretary of the Waukesha Association of Commerce after four years of service effective May 1. Five new directors are elected for three-year terms. Principal speaker at the March 29 annual meeting will be Harald E Stassen, with a dinner at Carroll College gymnasium expected to attract 500 attendees.
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T. E. Ryan
Waukesha Association of Commerce
Ryan
Association
Turner
Chicago
Chipman Sgnitting Mills
New York
Middlewest
Association of Commerce
Phoenix Hosiery
Milwaukee
Marshall Fields
General Hosiery Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jess Turner
A. C
Harald E. Stassen
Carroll College
Deputy Hotheaded Husband Divorce Granted to Wife
Mrs Elizabeth M Duckett 27 of Motor Hit terrace won a divorce yesterday from county deputy described as hot tempered and disagreeable Judge Allen DBD Young awarded custody to the mother and set temporary alimony and support at 28 a week The couple married in Dubuque on July 9 1389 and had two children.
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Elizabeth M. Duckett
Allen Dbd
Dubuque
Ducketts
Young
Draft Machinery Could Start Inducting Youths in 60 Days
Washington officials said a new draft law could enable induction within 45 to 60 days, with 18 to 25 year olds forming the likely eligible pool of about 3.6 million. Induction speed depends on Congress approval and a broader universal military training plan.
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Washington
U.P
Selective Service
Congress
Lewis B. Hershey
Office of Selective Service Records
Truman
Daniela. Omer
Hershey
Omer
Selective Service Office
Armed Services
In Case of War U S Force Inadequate Says Forrestal
Defense Secretary James Forrestal told Congress that the U S armed forces would be inadequate in a war with Russia and should be boosted above the 1 700 000 man ceiling. He urged revived draft universal military training and noted Army needs about 900 000 authorized strength.
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Washington
Defense
James Forrestal
Congress
Russia
Forrestal
Army
Kenneth C. Reyalt
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Royalld
Truman
U.S
Wayne Morse
Ore
Morse
Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Teacher In Trouble Over Picket Demands At Matthews High
Matthews Indiana students picketed Matthews high school demanding reinstatement of mathematics instructor Robert Black, described as popular. Trustee John Watters said Black was dismissed for frequently giving students the hot foot to wake them up.
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Matthews, Ind
W.P
Matthews High School
Robert Black
John Watters
Black
Fire at Farmhouse Claims Five Lives
Five persons were burned to death and five others injured when a farmhouse eight miles east of Albany Oregon caught fire early today. Four victims were trapped in their beds. The dead include Mrs Anna Dunks 42 Vernon Dunks 4 Charles Dunks 11 and visitor Richard Dirting 11 of Tacoma Washington.
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Albany
Ore
Here
Anna Dunks
Vernon Dunks
Charles Dunks
Richard Dirting
Towshei
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North
Howard Thompson
Foreign Office
Farm Oldsters
T.E. Ryan
T. Eb, Ryan
Navy
Air Force
Salem
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