Wisconsin Judge Orders Return of Adopted Child
Columbia County Judge Elton J. Morrison ruled that the Wisconsin Welfare Department overstepped its authority by denying Mrs. Dorothy Tschudy the adoption of 2 year old Jeffrey. He approved her petition to return the child to the Monroe widow, noting the department acted beyond its powers in enforcing a policy requiring both a father and mother in adoptions after Tschudy’s husband died in 1953. The ruling sets aside the department’s August seizure of the child.
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Portage
Wis
Dorothy Tschudy
Wisconsin Welfare Department
Columbia County
Elton J. Morrison
Morrison
Tschudy
Information Agency Boosts Indochina Schedule
Philadelphia Theodore Streibert, director of the U S Information Agency, said the agency has increased its Indochina program recently by 50 percent. He added he authorized stepping up operations there to a level originally planned for 1955.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
Indochina
Boy Lancaster Bound For Striking Teacher
A 15 year old boy from Lancaster was ordered to the Lancaster Boys Industrial Home yesterday after a woman teacher testified he struck her twice in a junior high classroom. The first blow came when she ordered him out of the room and the second as they returned from the assistant principal's office.
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Harry L. Eastman
Lancaster Boys Industrial
Adoption Petition Rules Require Living Parents
A custody rule states that both parents must be living to petition for adoption of a child under Welfare Department custody. The provision emphasizes the required parental status before approval can be pursued.
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Welfare Department
Servicemen News From Korea and Camp Hale
Pvt Glenn W Barker 21 son of Mr and Mrs Tude Barker 502 Moore St recently arrived Yongdongpo Korea for duty with 712th Transportation Railway Battalion he is a dispatcher in Head quarters Company The battalion operates trains over the Korea National Railway carrying troops and supplies Lt Charles E White son of Mrs Clara A White 347 N Main St now at Camp Hale Colo taking part in Exercise Ski Jump the Army 1954 mountain and cold weather training maneuver He is adjutant and personnel officer of the 7th Transportation Truck Battalion A veteran of 11 years Army service he holds the European African Middle Eastern campaign medal for his WW II service His wife Vera lives in Indianapolis Sgt Robert Coomer 21 son of Mrs Fred Coomer of Morrow Rt 1 serving with 3rd Infantry Division in Korea The division trained as part of U S security forces on the peninsula Sgt Coomer platoon sergeant in Company H 15th Regiment arrived overseas last June He holds the Combat Infantryman Badge Presidential Unit citation badge Army of Occupation medal for duty in Germany and the Korean and UN service ribbons Before entering the Army in November 1950 he was a truck driver for the Focke Packing Co Dayton Sgt Kenneth E Ressler wife Patricia lives at 607 N Barron St Eaton recently spent seven day rest and recuperation leave in Kobe Japan He is normally stationed in Korea as a maintenance sergeant with Service Company of the 7th Infantry Regiment 3rd Division He is the son of Cletus O Ressler 512 Lincoln St
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Glenn W. Barker
Tude Barker
Moore St
Yongdongpo
Korea
712Th Transportation Railway
Arker
Korea National Railway
Camp Pickett
Charles E. White
Clara A. White
N. Main St
Camp Hale
Colo
Army
White
7Th Transpotation
Vera
Indianapolis
Colorado Rockies
Robert Coomer
Fred Coomer
Morrow Rt. 1
3Rd Infantry Division
Iron Triangle
Outpost Harry
U.S
Sgt
Coomer
15Th Regi
Ment
Germany
Focke Packing Co
Dayton
Kenneth E. Ressler
Patricia
N. Barron St
Eaton
Kobe
Japan
Ressler
7Th Infantry Regiment
Cletus O. Ressler
Lincoln St
Longview League Completes Plans for March Event
Longview Social Service League wrapped up plans at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Fred Garver. Golden Circle Class Calvary Methodist Church will host. Contributions for ice cream came from Homemakers Circle 7 Highland Circle Mothers Study League and Phi Beta and Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs L D Wilmore will host again March 15 at 7 30 p.m.
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Ier Pgs
Gryny Hospi
Longview Social Service League
Fred Garver
Golden Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
League
Homemakers Circle 7
Highland Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Phi Beta
Beta Sigmi Phi
Congress Highlights Senate Showdowns on Policy and Nominations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets with Adm. Arthur Radford and Walter Bedell Smith as lawmakers seek details on the new look military program. Sen. Gore warns about permanent ground troops in Europe while questions arise about atomic solutions. The treaty power debate deepens as a constitutional showdown looms. Earl Warren faces delays in a Judiciary probe, with more than 100 complaints under study. Beeson nomination to the NLRB prompts party rifts and a looming minority critique.
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Washington
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter Bedell Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Berlin
U. S
Europe
Warren
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary
Langer
R-Nd
Beeson
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Committee
Ike Sees Need for Information on New Military Program
Ike warned that “our judgment is no better than our information” and urged collecting all facts to judge if military plans are shortsighted. Sen Gore cited the Berlin Big Four talks’ likely collapse as a sign the drastic reduction of U.S. ground forces may need rethinking. He noted U.S. and Britain agree American troops should stay in Europe long term and questioned how atomic weapons would address that requirement.
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Gore D-Tenn
Berlin
Europe
Oscar Nominations and Wins Highlight 1953 Awards Scene
The 1953 Oscar race features All About Eve leading with 15 nominations, followed by Roman Holiday with 10 and Shane Lili Julius Caesar and The Robe with five. Winners will be chosen by 1600 Academy members and presented March 25 at the Hollywood Pantages Theater.
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Ava Gardner
Fred Zinnemann
Charles Walters
Lili
William Wyler
Roman Holiday
George Steee
Billy Wilder
Sadie Thompson
Everest
Eve
Johnny Belinda
Rome
Shane
Academy
Hollywood Pantages Theater
Caine Mutiny blurb and Nassau spill spark media buzz
The Pocket Version of The Caine Mutiny appears in drug store blurbs ahead of its release while Eileen Ford cuts short Nassau vacation after a stair fall with no injuries reported. In New York Kileallen family announces birth of Robin Lynn Russell to Sandra and Sol Rosenblatt. A Texan scene shows Truman Capot and Joe Louis in conversation as Brazil and Ethiopia are noted for coffee.
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Sandra
Robin Lynn Russell
Lenox Hill Hospital
Sol Rosenblatt
Eileen Ford
Exec
Nassau
Truman Capot
Joe Louis
Brazil
Ethiopia
Poasttown PTA Meeting Set With Film Demonstration
Poasttown PTA will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. William Slade of Photocraft Co. Hamilton will show films during the session.
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Poasttown Pta
William Slade
the Photocraft Co
Hamilton
Jail Fine Fellow In Law Trouble
Martin Hensler of Moraine City faced assault and battery charges from his mother in law Marian Buckley near Camden. He pleaded guilty and received a 50 dollar fine and five days in jail, though 150 dollars of the fine and 175 days of jail were suspended by justice of the peace C M Smith.
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Martin Hensler
C.M. Smith
Moraine City
Marian Buckley
Camden
Hensler
Edmistons to Address Junior Order Session
Martha and Ed Edmiston will speak to District 11 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics at Alpha Council 326 on Thursday. The Edmistons, formerly listed as Communist Party members, will recount their undercover FBI experiences.
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Martha
Ed Edmiston
Order of United American Mechanics, District 11
Alpha Council
Edmiston
Communist Party
FBI
Expedition advances into Crystal Cave Advance Camp No 1 reached
Joe Lawrence Jr. leads 32 explorers three miles and six hours into Crystal Cave from the entrance. Scouting teams seek Advance Camp No 2 six hours farther in with gear for crawling and 50 foot domes and 100 foot pits. A fatigued group of two women and four men, including Mrs Ida V Sawtelle, reached camp after 13 1/2 hours. she cooked spaghetti dinner for the crew.
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Asm
Joe Lawrence Jr
Philadelphia
Camp No. 1
Ida V. Sawtelle
Brooklyn
Camden Assault Case Involving Two Men
A Camden hearing on two men charged with assault and battery related to a Saturday disturbance continued to February in Judge William E. Rowsing's court chaired by Camden Mayor. Eddie Wood of Camden, receiving treatment for a broken jaw at Fort Hamilton Hospital, and Dewey Super, also of Camden, face assault charges stemming from an altercation at Ted Gireton's restaurant. Wood is also charged with using obscene language in a warrant sworn by Nellie Huff.
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Camden
Willian E. "Rowsing
Eddie Wood
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Jim Redway
Wood
Dewey Super
Ted Gireton
Nellie Huff
Super
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