Bradley Attacks MacArthur On Far East War Plans
Gen. Omar Bradley, a five star ally of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, denounced Asia war plans as a threat to world peace. He backed President Truman and the Korea policy, calling for no preventive war and warning against ultimatums to bomb Russia. Bradley urged reliance on military power to back foreign policy and predicted stalemate in Korea unless conditions change.
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Chicago
Omar N. Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Bradley
China
Truman
MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Kremlin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
United States
U. S
Manchuria
U. N
Red
Indochina
Thailand
Formosa
Russia
Joint Chiefs
Joseph Martin
Assembly approves liberal arts courses for nine teachers colleges
The assembly education committee advanced a bill to add liberal arts curricula to nine teachers colleges, currently offered only by Superior and Milwaukee, while preserving the existing teachers training program. The chamber also killed a bill on unemployment compensation for workers out of work due to a strike and passed a payroll check cashing facility bill by voice vote. Other actions included extending veterans loans for dependents during the first six months of service and unanimous senate approvals of Gov Kohler’s appointees to the veterans affairs board.
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Madison
Assembly Education Committee
Superior
Milwaukee
Assembly
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Senate
Kohler
Board of Veterans Affairs
Adj
Ralph L. Olson
Paul B. Clemens
William E. Thurston
Durand
Board of Tax Appeals
Editorial in Times Brings Thank You Note from FBI Chief
The Evening Times received a letter from J Edgar Hoover thanking editor E C Hamilton for an editorial about the Kefauver committee crime investigation. Hoover expresses appreciation for loyal citizens and law enforcement cooperation in fighting crime and corruption and notes approval of the local focus.
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Times
FBI
Kefauver Senate Committee
Evening Times
E. C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Kefauver Committee
County Board Sidelights on New Members and Old Ties
The article profiles new county board members including John W. Deininger Monroe second ward and T. R. Newman Jefferson township where sons follow fathers in service. It notes introductions of staff, a clock repair by Ray Crago, and election results for chairman and vice chairman. Ole Sandley remains ill at St. Clare hospital with a heart condition.
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John W. Deininger
Monroe
T. R. Newman
Jefferson Township
Fred F. Hartwig
Deininger
Newman
I. G. Newman
Juda Deininger
John Deininger
Dean Rinehardt
Cadiz
Henry Pick
Clarno
Jefferson
Melvin Streiff
New Glarus Township
Crago
Browntown
Second Ward
O. L. Hare
Fourth Ward
Ole Sandley
St. Clare Hospital
Sandley
Hartwig
Red Army War Games Extend to East Germany Frontier
Soviet forces in East Germany begin 1951 war games along the West German frontier with new jet planes from Russia aiding the exercise. Allied officials report the move as a show of force amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Berlin
East Germany
Russia
Board Chooses Loveland Again At New Session
Clarence W. Loveland of Washington township was re elected chairman of the Green county board of supervisors at the organization meeting in the circuit court room. Harry C. Young was named vice chairman and replaces Fred F. Hartwig who lost re election. The board adopts a two year organization cycle and re elects agricultural committee members. Loveland will lead a newly formed equalization and education committee. Hartwig presided briefly before passing the gavel to Loveland.
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Clarence W. Loveland
Washington Township
Green County Board of Supervisors
Circuit Court
Harry C. Young
Monroe
Fred F. Hartwig
Brodhead
Wilma S. Lengacher
Edward Killingstad
Ray T. Silver
Pleasant Township
Ole Sandley
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Evert Green
Posing Grove Township
Sam Ludwig
Sylvester
Katheryn Etter
6Th Street
Harold J. Lamboley
Etter
Lamboley
Paul Zimmerman
Green County Asylum
Alvin C. Schmid
Andrew C. Hoesly
New Glarus
Loveland
Young
South Wayne Exchange Sale Approved by State
The Public Service Commission authorized United Telephone Co. to buy the South Wayne exchange from Winslow and South Wayne Telephone Co. for $10,000. The urban and rural plant at South Wayne serves more than 300 subscribers.
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South Wayne
Winslow and
Stock Changes Small As Mart Holds Steady
New York shares showed little movement with airline stocks aiding a quiet market. Prices were mixed with fractional changes, as Chrysser and Studebaker rose in the motor group while Packard fell.
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New York
Chrysser and Studebaker
Motor
Packard
Doane Co. Given Reappraisal Nod
A city committee unanimously recommended awarding the reappraisal project to Doane Co. of St. Louis. Doane bid 13,600 with five months and seven to nine workers. The work aims to equalize valuations so all taxpayers pay a fair share, potentially lowering taxes for those already fairly assessed. The council planned to act at tonight’s meeting.
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Frank A. Buehler
Doane Co
St. Louis
City Hall
Harold E. Scherer
Clarence F. Kempfert
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur C. Benkert
G. S. Soseman
Everett Keel
Dulles Discusses Japan Peace Treaty Progress
John Foster Dulles conferred with Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway for about four hours. They reportedly discussed the progress toward a peace treaty for Japan in the Tokyo session.
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Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Japan
Senate GOP Pushes Joint Inquiry on Far East Policy
GOP senators urge a 24 member joint Senate House committee to study United States far eastern policy and its relation to foreign and military aims. Democratic opposition centers on already coordinated inquiries by the armed services and foreign relations panels led by Senators Russell and Connally.
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Washington
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Marshall
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate House
GOP
United States
Far East
Truman
MacArthur
House
Retired Editor Edwin C Hewes Dies at 68
Edwin C Hewes, 68, longtime editor and publisher of the Danville Commercial News, died today after a heart ailment. He served 48 years at the paper and became editor in 1933, retiring February 1 this year due to ill health. He died at Lake View hospital in Danville.
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Danville
Edwin C. Hewes
Danville Commercial News
Hewes
Lake View Hospital
Eight Green County men leave for April induction
Fifty residents gathered at the armory to witness the departure of eight Green County men for the April induction call. Henry Gene Schneider received a 30 day postponement due to employer illness, reducing the original nine selectees to eight. The group included Aldred D. Rod Donald W Severson Olin Stenbroten Frank C Jegerlehner Charles E Trow Alfred W Aiken John Anderegg Jr and Howard J Jeglum. They boarded a bus for Milwaukee with stops in Janesville for a noon meal.
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Green County
Henry Gene Schneider
Route 1
Albany
Aldred D. Rod
18Th Avenue
Fargo
N. Donald W. Severson
Blanchardville
Olin Stenbroten
Frank C. Jegerlehner
15Th Avenue
Armed Forces Service Committee
Joseph D. Viney
National Guard
Frank W. Heinzelman
American Legion Post
Burkhard
Woman’s Relief Corps
Anderegg
Severson
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Milwaukee
Janesville
Relentless Allied Push Advances in Korea Front
Allied forces pressed three major Red bases with heavy shelling and air strikes behind the Chorwon Kumhwa line while the Hwachon dam area saw fierce combat. Yonchon was abandoned as UN troops secured high ground and the Reds resorted smoke screens and fires to mask moves.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Chorwon
38Th Parallel
Kumhwa
Hwachon
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Yonchon
Council To Greet Two New Members At Meeting
Two new aldermen will join the council tonight as Alfred H. Henning replaces L. G. Forcade in the First ward and Harvey H. Trumpy succeeds O. L. Hare in the Fourth ward. The council plans votes on garage and reappraisal contracts before the transfer. This marks first public office for both newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Henning
L. G. Forcade
Harvey H. Trumpy
O. L. Hare
Display of Flags Suggested in City Today
Mayor Frank A. Buehler and Dr. W. B. Gnagi proposed flag displays in the downtown business district today and tomorrow to honor Gen. MacArthur. Wisconsin communities extend the tribute as a war and peacetime leader who counts the state as his home.
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Gen. MacArthur
Frank A. Buehler
W. B. Gnagi
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Frank Feldt 77 Area Farmer Dies at St. Clare Hospital
Frank Feldt 77 longtime area farmer died at 4 a m today at St. Clare hospital after a heart attack. He lived on a farm in Sylvester township and later in Mt Pleasant township near Monticello before retirement in 1925. Survived by wife Martha born October 1873 in Sylvester township and three sons three daughters 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services will be at Immanuel church Thursday with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Frank Feldt
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Feldt
Monroe
Sylvester Township
August
Minnie Brandt Feldt
Feldt
Martha Beyer
Juda Evangelical
Beloit
Roy
Earl
Pleasant
Ray van Sickle
Rockfo c
Edward
John
Evansville
Herman Ludwig
Emma Luchsinger
Fred
Af Immanuel Church
Stuessy Funeral
Faithful Workers
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Frisco Prepares Gala Greeting at Air Field Tonight
General MacArthur leaves Hawaii aboard the Bataan from Honolulu International Airport en route to San Francisco and Washington. A royal welcome awaits him in the mainland as crowds cheer the returning hero and his family before his congressional appearance.
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Frisco
Air Field
Honolulu
MacArthur
Hawaii
Congress
Honolulu International
San Francisco
Washington
San Francisco International
Jean
Arthur
Congress invites MacArthur to address joint session
Congress sent Gen. MacArthur a formal invitation to speak at 11 30 a m Thursday. The invitation, signed by House Speaker Rayburn, followed Senate unanimous consent for a joint meeting where the general will address the body.
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Washington
Congress
Gen. MacArthur
House
Rayburn
Senate
MacArthur Celebrated in Hawaii After Pacific War Tour
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in Honolulu to a rousing welcome as part of a Pacific war tour. He attends ceremonies at Punchbowl Cemetery, receives an honorary law degree, and a motorcade passes through crowds including local Filipinos while he salutes veterans and a shouts of Aloha follow him.
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MacArthur
San Francisco
Washington
New York
America
Manichuria
Bataan
University of Hawaii
Punchbowl
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Bo 11
Co. K Medics Run Outdoor Compass Drill
Co. K and the medics spent over three hours at the fairgrounds last night practicing compass problems during an extra outdoor drill. Regular drill period set for tonight with Captain Joseph D. Viney noting the men’s enthusiasm. Supper prepared by Sgt. William Niederberger and Cpl. Robert Babler at the armory.
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Co. K
Fairgrounds
Joseph D. Viney
William Niederberger
Robert Babler
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Harry Co. ‘Young
Edward Bidlingmaier
Louis R. Wolleson
County Group
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Harry Vaughan
Defense Marshall
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