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   Manitowoc Herald-Times (Newspaper) - March 18, 1954, Manitowoc, Wisconsin                                32 Pages Vol. 56-No. 128 Entered m second etaM ISSt si port March MARCH 1954 Backs Against Sen. McCa Open House Hearings Party Faces Expulsion Consider 11 Separate Bills Chairman Blasts McCarthy WASHINGTON * - A Housed RESIDENTS GET UNIT Public Housing Administration Thursday began judiciary subcommittee liquidating the 400 units in federal housing in Manitowoc Representatives of the today on proposals Chicago PHA gave out the terms pi sale of more thaii 300 to Seated from the Communist John Miss Margo Battles of the PHA George another Graham R Pa an 1 dale and Norman Nicholson of the David C- PHA Story on inside by staff Wants Lt. Ike to Make Stands - Brad chairman of the Marinette were determined to y Republican .an of jurging President and This is the first time a Wisconsin's Lt. Gov. George Smith la live committee of the House a strong stand against formally considered specific he Department Is Asked Expense Account directed exclusively at out lawing communism as a political in the United blight of. who said he had mailed the last declared in study of commission activities the period he He denied there ever was any secret of the that there were secret minutes or two of i He called Dr. J. A. Riegel Hearing IntO St. Croix a former whose charges of S ity in conservation circles nts Checking Benson Announcing committee's tetter to the President that of settling the quest ion jare as certain as certain car and for at this Senator McCarthy said he will invite bje reelected today in FBI Director state of Edgar and bas suddenly been made the Communist itself to clear to us that the fanatical on nearly a dozen which comprises his Bar Party support has created a Today's hearings were stir out of all proportion to their to House members who have Sebstad By DION HENDERSON Senator Will Deliver Farm Policy WASHINGTON W sored bills in the committee Rep. Walter told the the step of outlawing the party is highly A u forceful who gave declaring now MADISON un-A two-day detailed on trivial WASHINGTON of come to the time that unless we act ing into Wisconsin's turbulent u raai Sen. McCarthy have are to become ridiculous affairs climaxed checking the Department over world Wednesday with a request an Ab Q m d fl fl of Agriculture and Secretary Eleven of the senator un- audit of expense accounts of star agency soon may be on hand to equivocally and servation Commission of commission but senator's many bills to told Lt Gov. Smith be admitted that his service Sebstad charged that McCarthy bad undermined public confidence in educational Protestant the United the armed forces and the of Adding think it's about time he's Sebstad called upon the President to speak out of Tokyo University looks uses a Geiger counter on of jf * blistered by ashes from a super recently The crewmen saw from the Bikini area and vm on the Only one of the St but all are The request was made to state now on a party 0f its political lable Auditor Jay J. bythe and brand it a subversive clique business when a farra speech without legal Committee It sion which conducted the met at dinner before in the It came alter two Bu. ' h. may me m of never of the aspects Department asked time of the flexible farm support acting * The after nearly three the Conservation to misconduct rj am to interfere with the irregularity in their nf th support At the conclusion of the hearing the committee considered the testimony briefly and issued this of the Conservation Lester tor of GOP Further Democratic Faces Close WASHINGTON * - had read his statement that he even thought heM between McCarthy and marum Smith think about it Sebstad taut preliminary Ernest Communist party was a w. valuable before Sto The tion has been developed as ar he fairs of board has to may be useful without in announcing a f. but final determination Tnd in supports findings the present level of lo per to ton meet that 1 the joined the department in 1947. outlaw the i inn \m n u i lion air i McCarthy and many of farm constituents in blUs to I McCarthy's attitude toward 1"7sT C a. expressed to the I I sin senator's that here 25. Chairman Robert Travis said it was likely J I J at witnesses would desire to I pear then and they would be en a chance to C Will Make Audit I tOlTI cabinet member is a upstand Keliher said the expense ing gentleman whose ideas and counts of the conservation com- C - i speeches are likely to cost the were subject to publicans Senate and House seats and that he would assign a mani in the Middle to prepare a report before the NhW YORK cryptic State The net loss by Republicans of committee's next Department warning that Puerto one Senate Seat would bring Sen. Schmitt made the Nationalists planned to 0f that body and and the committee persons - including cost McCarthy his chairmanship er hearing from a Department Henry Cabot I. S. lne Senate's permanent that a fire protection di- United The Wisconsin vision airplane sometimes was 200 city police on used to carry including 8u�d duty early running in Big I Agree on Geneva Meeting Soviet Red China Approve Site iee proposal to increase tM exemptions for each taxpayer each dependent by total They are 3imi,, proposal onto a tu now The would mil laws and provide * in revenue cuts year more ii far awl Republican to a prediction that te a prediction that w MOSCOW tip - The Soviet exemptions he announced its with in a showdown late proposals to hold the April 26 Geneva conference on Far Rep. lens questions in the Palace of Democratic very RAINIER NATION A and says Communist dose Wash. schoolgirl j invited to sit in with the Big bat 1h� adds have shifted toward the Girl Recovering I'd say if MT. walking along a parapet also a waterfall and Publishing the Soviet cans 175 feet onto an icy mound here ment the official Communist vantage at all it - mora yesterday but survived and is ex- party Newspaper Pravda accused The Houw has to Secretary of State Dulles of tli and 5 Dolores Van 17, of Seattle reaching 4_ were he accused Russia and Red la five hours of 5�T and another girl were he accused Russia and Ken in uve oi - senator has plans to campaign Falls last Tuesday of delaying Although Lodee wac the for she slipped on the icv which might put off the at some commissioners to was tne only datrs ln the - sion The committee also Person named in Uie asked for the night log and work officers were rushed to McCarlhy is expected to call ' record of the of prominent a tem of price Keliher declared that he didn't ranging from 85 to 110 per cent of hold division chiefs The FBI had no comment on the Further information from H crops are SUpported slid 20 feet down the parapet sponsored and plunged to the stream The Big Four foreign ministers loaded with tm agreed during their recent Berlin and storks Frank T. assistant chief talks to sit down with the Peiping with only ranger who aided In the hour long Communist regime in the Swiss relief for the arrH m aien runner information effort which brought to discuss a Korean peace people in lower for Major crops are t0 a waiting and a possible end to the account entries by Was not im under the present law at M per she strUck the ice mound a war in The Palace of They me m which have been turned i p by his Ta * of parity but Benson hadling down its sides in- the Nations where the talks crease is 1^^^ ice and snow in the creek held is the old League of 4*ir to Department he from 75 to 90 per cent. clothing was torn to now wed by the and pm he some conditions appeared to be so shortly before widely known that he was Thomas K. in town prised the division chiefs bad the St. Patrick's Day acted upon reportedly left his Roosevelt was offered apartment late Wednesday night day supporting the Conservation his farm home in Commission and two of the con- division I Special protection was given Aberg Defends Le Mav Jonn F Kennedy William P. at the j who served 12 years on the I mission and three years as Tne guard at Gracie man before retiring in 1951, Eastside official home fended Chief Ranger Neil Le Robert F. was in- for opposing transfer of protection organization from Tne homes of Tuesday 11 was Voted to Madison as proposed and other officials got contempt of der the forestry protection on the strength against three bulky supplementary police orders don't know whether Le with public officials residing New York Albert Shadow did oppose this Manhattan's West Among * Aberg he did he D. good What in Jr. name should the chief of fire i k i whose work is Mercury in 17 northern be 01 High of 4$ Contempt Writs Voted for Trio Balky Witnesses Irk McCarthy Committee i WASHINGTON Senate investigations subcommittee an- and Abraham New York City All three had challenged the subcommittee's authority to question She was still conscious when Nations - - - cuers reached her but could The long delay in replying to nwt dip me piek me by V S and get me out of Moscow Charka E Boolen ob W tor She was taken to a hospital at the talks led Dulles to tell a news w a letter to where a doctor said she conference in Washington that Martin is suffering from a brain Geneva meeting might have to be a trf a fractured neck vertebrae put off because of what he railed and internal Soviet and Chinese delaying w 4i\tAe*4? a i acic ta a d ft m Man Dies in Backyard Fight With His Son Over Shotgun the dividend tax rj Use in Aberg said he would welcome a The Weather of the wry taxed ttm * Youth Says Father 5Sl Had Attacked Mother 44- Wis bitter m springlike weather invad ed this area Thursday as atures climbed to 45 degrees ini Sen. thorn about ties to family quarrel ended ta the do Mrt lax W and each had refused gun death of Frank iS. uk da * firmly to raise any contention that of Knowlton Wednesday he's your son nf answers might tend to when he and his Harry la the struggle that j 19, fought In the backyard of Roiak and the McCarthy Marathon County Under- j Manitowoc and 42 degrees in has Carl Mueller at However the to recognize Mueller said the 12 gauge Mueller f urn a xj - - fa * f| Mook for the nest 2"� hours is refuse to answer questions on gun went off when the mmi tried Harry then drove to hj and mild The is grounds other than the wrest it from bu PANAMA f night Friday cloudy and windy with Amendment which guarantees against whom no They t* a cloudy and with a few night lo he followed by no one may he forced to testify was was taken to JaU at tari * hr and showers rri Coroner O. i ta the man who s for W a. 0*^ CyW I The entire enjoyed 1 Hti f to is had fired at Botak r t a t a d at above the a last 1� tm fa aaaaa wall mi had a high of w Us York to tetany ear aa ahat aW Mat like weather Utt Alaert laa aa that roads clear of winter and had ban lo aaM Uam afci - a good taa | .au and with 4 m 40. 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