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   Manitowoc Herald-Times (Newspaper) - March 6, 1951, Manitowoc, Wisconsin                                SO. + TWO 16 Pages MANITOWOC 116 imt at under net of March 3. 1879 MARCH 6, 1951 Associated Press Price Five Dr. Banzhaf of Marquette Denta Dean Emeritus Began Practice in Educated at Two Rivers Dr Henry L. 85, dean emeritus of the Marquette school of who his dental practice jn years his Milwaukee New the dean THE LATEST IN PRESIDENTIAL Truman strolls along a Key street March 5 at Key in a light blue gray sports shirt decorated trees and The man in back is an unidentified secret service TM an i r Tuesday at headed dental school as 1902'to 1912 and v. as at his also malinger of the from 1922 until in ' 1946. He is his the former Ida daughter tit late Mr. and Mrs. Fred of two ge and Henry Heavy General Motors Profit a Record Made Stockholders Learn Tops Totals for 1949 Various Contests in City Attract Citizens Manitowoc is headed for a record municipal primary vote A tally taken at noon New - General city's 11 precincts Motors made a profit in a have 1950 of the ballots m hj f to 1,274 at the same hour in the f ' municipal primary in 1949, annual report to were three mayoralty discloses There are six The giant the 1951 which made 45 per cent The voting Tuesday showed an of the cars and trucks of 60 per cent over in the United States and vote recorded in the primary in 1950, had record sales years ago and it may mean Upper Midwest Storm Scuds Across Montana to Wyoming and Dakotas illy The new blizzard and cold wave into the snow plagued of per region leaving at least four victims Funeral services held Friday in Dr Banzhaf was born at The accompanied by and spent his early tense scudded across on a farm in the town of ern Canada and Montana He attended high school pushed into Wyoming and the Cold wave warnings were issued for Nebraska and A mother and her two children perished during a horseback ride from their stalled car Montana More than 35 of three stalled buses were marooned overnight in 20 degree below zero cold in In British the frozen body of Mrs. A. 40, was found a short distance from the spot where she left a midnight bus during the The in the midwest in seven visibility to zero far below zero in tana and North brought the storm toll to at least 20. j Overnight temperatures of 30 degrees below zero were for northern mercury was not expected rise above five below to 15 below zero Tuesday in North Winds up to 70 miles an hour parts of The Dr. Henry L. winds 4Q 000 square at Two Rivers and later entered iwX oC roofing in a low cost II WELCOME welcome sign for 1,174 First division U. S. marines as the transport General Bi its pier at San Francisco March 5; Some 400 of the marines aboard were convalescent others were coming home under the recently enacted marine corps rotation program for their fighting men in 000 registered voters by the time 043. Its the polls close at 7 p. in. UMT Is at Stake as Taft Joins Opposition senate Tuesday defeated 77 to 14 an attempt to limit to three years the service terms of all volunteers ior the armed Senator Morse proposed it as an amendment to the broad universal military training and service Senator Defends Alliance With Son in Urging Loan Asks Publication of | Congress RFC Ties - leaders drove Tuesday in west early senate passage of the the University of Michigan at Carson c i n nnn r IE i - school of dentistry from 27 families to The gale vote of close to 7.000 of the 15,| It has payrolls of smashed Carson City shop no m nm to Manitowoc to open a windows and snapped off big Heaviest voting was recorded office and practiced until at their was dollar in dividends paid to 1()02 K -i The gale also toppled 25 utility Oration in the fifth where 451 and 63 cents for then lo near Tooele ' The hf and caved in the to draft 18 year olds with r P Pun record lue dows of some business firms he old issue of universal was next wun juj E. and Salt Lake City and training at had 18 inches of Senator Taft 1 i n ed jn on the iup with Senators Johnson ( D mi to knot - of the man primarily to higher one room and N. measure the The clinic today has Visibility reached Zero as the I The hilt would his earnings were hit N. D. Winds up the machinery for son - i Murray Tuesday fended as his the to lend a Miami hotel his James j j In a the senator saith i what lie did was and with j congressional j He demanded that senate investigators should to ho a complete listing of jail phone interviews and letters between the members Chinese Concentrate Large Force at This Point to Slow Allies Parka clad marines attacking over new fallen snow drove slowly ahead Tuesday in central The Chinese reds resisted The leathernecks were pushing toward the key communications huh of 15 miles north of recaptured Some of the marine elements were 11 miles from The Chinese reds are believed to have concentrated their largest frontline forces at General MacArthur said another big red - force the Chinese Third field army - is moving toward the front from northeast Korea to Fourth field Mac was the first indication of a large shift by the Third field lie said it was comprised of several army possibly up to 90,-000 Despite losses of an estimated 22,250 troops since United Nations resumed its limited offensive the Chinese and North Koreans are believed to 300,000 below parallel 38 in South Lt. Gen. Matthew commander of Allied ground congress and the and All 11 precincts showed a fred P. Sloan board able gain in the vote compared to that cast 191(1 munici pal The vote summary First ward Second ward Third 1st pet. Third 2nd Fourth ward Fifth 1st pet. Fifth 2nd pet. Sixth 1st pet. Sixth 2nd pet. Seventh 1st pet Seventh 2nd pet at ra Primary 194� 124 177 till 95 141 99 159 86 128 92 93 amount sales cent in decline The 1950 174 alent to 208'mon stock to Medical college dental which became school in 1907. 19a0 net income was instrumental Primary 1951 ed to per cent tne university's dental The mercury slipped to in and in 1922 and installing early in an 1949. attributed the js believed to be the reported UMT provision oi 5 a share of In at he was 55 miles an hour compared with of the half A senate committee developed evidence Monday that James a Washington received in fees in cop with that and allied As his son's with the Senator is a lawyer conducting proper and ethical services for an he is my Craft in Delaware Bay - Two ships collided Tuesday morning in fog shrouded Delaware One of them radioed a few minutes later that it was Radio reports to the agency identified the vessels as the S. S. Bertha a 2,-415 ton vessel of Norwegian and the 3,3(15 ton Danish m told a news i conference the reds have plenty i ' men to launch a big counter Norwegian and Attack Nut Imminent he expressed belief such an attack is not Ridgway added that his forces the could stop a red On the a six inch snow fall slowed the determined Allied push Tuesday through the craggy mountains and rice valleys across the peninsula east of ' The snowfall limited ground I and I because freighter i action in most The Bertha which fighter planes were carries a crew of 30, out a radio call for assistance AP correspondent Tom shortly alter the collision the east-central a. m. Wisconsin that American captain reported the ship's unable to find Korean reds - gine room was full of battled each other with rrrrr Pint withy ba 1 1st whipped me although it would I should treat him anv different into 12 below Ku operation until the |y than 1 would any other 14G a share on for Wisconsin by the Thirty miles certified that the need w i I State Dental He hour winds whistled over the Red for compulsory service had passed 241 Jen ed stock That as president of the river valley ' 191n,n,the basis of present Waukee school board of which he a member from lull to 191!),* A L Coast irgo from p t their weapons I Units of the First marine guard rescue vision took hill 336 three miles Disclaims Favoritism were dispatched from the of lie here and from Cape after other elements Totals 1.27-1 lion Commander Off on World Tour But Cold Rout It Soon Senator of the problems he and his the Democratic said were encountering The which left while 13f,;split last Oct. 2 and has 0f the Milwaukee 227: 8''i.""0,000 shares library and president of 152 the American College of Riff I mv IV in 1949. and president of the The profits was pointedly helped organize Legion Commander lhe time ed car prices last week end secretary for 10 cold wave the three and one half cent holds an honorary doctor of the way - Earle Cocke nutted by the office of price degree of the University American Legion - Pittsburgh left for Tokyo Monday appraising the financial The retired vl on his 27.000 mile round the suits of 1950 practically every dental so far this ' n d mercury al the primary election major in the dental reserve corps of the United senate will hold a night with this Philadelphia Monday night after discharging a cargo of raw only slight dam world the joint statement by He plans to visit the Korean and Sloan is well to in the country and at one battlefield and to meet with in mat UMs 1950 was a ln heid hit i 47 de eral President earned in a year of 1T,,,.,,'^as nit a lolly 4/oe ang of Nationalist Chi ol the and Pope He was also member of the stal The Weather Cold wave Tuesday night with temperatures falling to near 10 er business is above by Wednesday Fair with diminishing winds Tuesday Wednesday and Manitowoc Temperatures 4 p. 30: 8 p. 30; 37; Tuesday 4 a. m 30; 8 35; 4(i. Two Rivers 4 p. 37; K p. in 38; 39; 4 a m 38, 8 a. 40; 45. high high volume years its rise more sharply than nf examiners In years of poor business on the other ha more sharply than no its in this way pr. had been an important costs mp The book fixed and must be met his work under university presidents ed lo points four miles north and northwest of the rubbled town if to investigation convinced mejer discharging a cargo of raw The reds pumped final the measure that his facts were 1 reported only slight mortar and fire has services committee is same of 1 to said the fell Air spotters reported still ' RFC that 1 her estimated told a cases for other o r towards directly ahead of the d m 1 The loan which Senator about 90 miles to the north up from to six miles i on ray urged the RFC to the bay and northwest of which to the Sorrento He The collision occurred ' 2 teto 1 lhe RFC a letter about it. heavy fog that had overhung eases A senate banking sub ship lanes throughout the ci 1 1 now investigating charges influence on RFC Kn one of the Ashore area enjoyed the warmest out that it was one vessels picked up six a mountain K from which they were a mile The others were J. The craft sank minutes drove more than two the Saxony also of the the cast guard Monday nnd to a I in the but withdrew slightly south at James Murray was a ' yong is road junction 10 m i 1 e ive of Of Thus spoke the weather munj Tuesday as residents of the lakei grees at Two the had a noon reading ' of 45. The cold front due Tuesday I the UMT He a 1 s predicted the senate will defeat an amendment by Taft to limit operation of. the m a n p a w e r measure to four equipment company ill He alluded to the senates 55! Reds Fight Bitterly On the east-central rean reds fought bitterly from up six men Emma I run aground en of Cape ' 'A Seventh division tank i night is d by the sTern 31 vote Monday scuttling in do sales Pro blizzard that centered over amendment by Senator Mo. n 00 8.an.b. I anniversary in lo fx 18 vears ami 111 m. be good or tana and the Dakotas lo fix 18 years and six Aire y entering lowest Tuesday its that left intact and thus edge extended just cast of a lino i approved the commit Czech Group Says New He Shot at Missed and Up Went a Fireworks Factory Hunter So Frightened from Superior through 1 proposal to drop the draft Claire and La Present level at of the front temperatures On the west-central a U. S. First cavalry tank infantry team captured Monday thrust eastward toward 16 miles The f 0 highway between the QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds so Ambulances r a c e d to tin He Jumped IntO River but nobody was injured Employes t h Pearl N. A plant had finished their days hunter aimed at a pulled work 20 minutes caress of j they carried the bitter bite of j The forecast called for much colder temperatures Tuesday ( falling to near 1Q above j zero by Wednesday Fair skies with winds predicted Tuesday to 18 years Deputies of Big 4 Meet towns was a no man's Heavy red fire came from the hills on the north On the western a U. S. of the foui fireworks night followed by cloudy powers went into their up w t h e the fireworks A small windows and di shattered a 111 communities 15 Air raid wardens came 111 and police and firemen tht nearby New York and New plant blew w e r e 1 e away were When the fires were extinguished and a Perkins related his shot at the police and firemen decided that the hunter's shot had hit a Fire Jersey towns Hundreds of fl to the plant near here on One man three mi 1 fr The shot ignited gunpowder in frame about the of two The set off blasts five other pat ed about 50 yards w r e and cold weather Wednesday The five day forecast said Thursday would not be so but colder weather is expected over the week Rain or snow are anticipated about Thursday and Overnight temperatures in Manitowoc and Two remained m 1 1 d. Prom a reading of 38 degrees at 4 a rn Tuesday at Two probably wait until vou in the Want It tol uch fr: J aw h e All the There was no ond session Tuesday in an at tempt to find out whether a conference of foreign ministers on international ranged The four deputies weie expected to get down to cases after the general statements Monday by the Soviet Union on what they j believe should be in a big four I Karl foreign of arrived in low mark Names Hold The sub committee disclosed it was told during closed hearings last month that several senators ed underground report received free accommodated here Monday night tions at the Saxony where said former cheapest room is a Foreign Minister Vlado they would keep those tis had been slain trying to flee names his Communist captors and The sub that President Klement division patrol si i p p e d ed testimony jand Premier across the Han Monday night 1 White House aide were under house into the southern outskirts of Dawson has been a non The special committee of It withdrew under of the an RFC a group of patrols were forced back exiles from the red ruled earlier Czechoslovakia - make re The far east air forces ed 156 tons of bombs were They said and Za by using Dense clouds potocky had opposed Russian the mands that some of u. on at least three 2 Hilton W who to get of the Saxony's loan in 1949, received a rent two vacation at the that some of with heavy industry be flew 670 sorties following mantled and shipped to They hit 145 3 Senator the Soviet The two hides and 300 buildings housing received in officials were also said to Communist and flew 236 lorney lees after lhe lo made to the and - the Maxwell which sold furniture to tels Maxwell got HFC in send have refused demands to a firm both rn issions in close support of in the Vandenberg Rests But BRITISH ACTOR DEAD Tf d h. nk 1 my in the the climbed to attend a Robertson had a I C frame Manitowoc reported its low hand in approval of all three IS of 35 at 8 a m. but his presence under- but the temperature skyrocketed demand that after any foreign conference SKT DATES There u one encouraging note stake up consideration of the long - jti to carry much 1 rt V I * 111 gun noted British actor died early Tuesday of at the age of 57. In his Sen. Vandenberg of 30 years on the cd comfortably said stage he appeared in a long tte imp The remains in the Home Fires but 1 tne He jumped in the he was iL guard will train at British Finest Da vies Minn July 7 to 21, the and others which were way the weather man put presided at Tuesday's meeting of general's officer reported er a week ago this country's most pop a i jries of  

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