Reuss Challenges Kohler to McCarthy Debates
Democratic Senate candidate Henry S. Reuss telegraphed Gov. Kohler proposing him to replace Sen. McCarthy in several debates before nonpartisan groups as McCarthy recovers from surgery. Kohler declined, suggesting Reuss and rival Len Schmitt debate each other.
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Jordan to face dawn of new king as parliament dethrones Talal
In Amman, Jordan, parliament dethroned King Talal I and proclaimed his 17 year old son Hussein I as king. A court envoy travels to Switzerland where Hussein vacations with his mother Queen Zeine to determine the future of the ex king and the government.
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UN says UN planes likely over Panmunjom site
The U.N. Command reported that two or three jet planes flew over the Panmunjom truce talks site on Sunday in likely violation of neutrality, probably identifying them as United Nations planes.
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Little Chute Priest Dies in Auto Crash Near Kaukauna
Rev. Francis J. Simone, 32, assistant pastor of St. John's at Little Chute, was killed in a single vehicle crash on Highway 41 near Kaukauna. He was alone, thrown from the car before it struck a telegraph post. his home was in Two Rivers.
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Court Clears Denis Stevens Plea on Kalpinski Case
Denis Stevens, 59, of Potuwe County, died Monday night from a heart attack after a Kalpinski case. Members and family said he will be buried after services held Saturday.
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Eisenhower Says Americans Need Facts on Threat
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower warns the outlook for durable world peace is dim unless Americans understand the complex problems involved. He vows to address peace in every campaign speech and says details of plans will come after conferences. He predicts a positive farm policy and stresses the GOP can do the better job.
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Dulles's Denver Critique Triggers Acheson Chuckle
Secretary of State Acheson mocked Republican foreign policy criticism as sounding terrifying while commenting on John Foster Dulles’s Denver remarks claiming Truman policy left the U.S. in greatest peril. Acheson said he had missed the attack and found Dulles’s phrasing striking.
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Chilton Trio Arrigned On Bank Robbery Charges
A Madison federal court scheduled arraignment for September 3 for Raymond Hephner 26 Virginia 23 and Philip 23 all of Chilton Wisconsin on bank robbery counts. They allegedly robbed the Farmers Saving Bank at Edmund Wisconsin January 21 and admitted additional robberies in Pear City and Kent Illinois.
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Idaho Primary Focus Centers on United Nations Debate
Voters in Boise and across Idaho weighed a race driven by the United Nations issue. Representative John T. Wood of Coeur d Alene faced opposition from State Senator Genks II as the main campaign point in the first district contest.
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Marines Repeal Chinese Assault On Siberia Hill At Panmunjom Front
U S Marines repelled a late charge by about 400 Chinese troops at Bunker Ridge near Panmunjom. Despite heavy fighting the Marines regained the hill with flame tanks and artillery. Allied destroyers and frigates faced shore battery fire with casualties on both sides. American air forces targeted ordnance and chemical plant sites in the region.
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Truman and Stevenson Hold White House Campaign Talks
In Washington President Truman meets with Adlai E Stevenson and aides to map Democratic campaign strategy. Stevenson says his chances against Eisenhower look good while discussions consider Truman's role and Labour Day speaking plans amid a possible Sept 1 Detroit kickoff.
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Taxi Driver Used in Chicago Bank Extortion Plot
A Chicago cab driver was duped into delivering a $40,000 extortion note to Security National Bank on the West Side. Edward Jones, 27, carried a suitcase with a alleged hazardous device. police found it a dud after seizing the bag at a vacant lot. Jones was released after questioning.
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New Draft Calls Could Include 19 Year Olds
A Selective Service spokesman says growing manpower needs may pull 19 year olds into the draft. Currently men 20 and older fill calls, but October’s 47,000 draftees hint quotas for year end 1952 could rise, following a 17,000 increase from September.
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Bus Plunges Into Flood as 1 Believed Lost
A Dixie Greyhound bus was swept into floodwaters near Cape Girardeau Missouri early today. One elderly African American passenger is missing and presumed drowned while Bill Thompson of Eufaula Alabama is credited with saving three others swept from the bus.
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Women canvass voters in Monroe drive to aid registration
More than 500 women block workers begin a citywide get out the vote effort in Monroe to inform residents about registering and voting procedures. Koenig serves as general chair guiding a nonpartisan drive to maximize eligible voters before the November 4 election.
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Shrine K C Game Draws Local Ticket Drive
Shrine-KC prepares for annual game between Monroe Cardinals and Shullsburg Badgers to raise funds for crippled and underprivileged children work. Ticket sales teams cover Monroe and surrounding areas with organizers Lester M. Johnson Jack E. Schlichting Bernard E. Lee Stewart F. Kingston announcing workers by neighborhood and district.
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Lifting of Cheese Import Rules Cuts Swiss Home Supply
Geneva reports a Swiss cheese shortage caused by U.S. import restrictions and a cartel controlled by Swiss producers. When the United States eased tariffs, Swiss stocks abroad vanished, tightening the domestic market. Officials do not expect lasting shortage or rationing.
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Hvasta’s Parents Seek State Dept Action for Son’s Escape
The Hvasta family from Hillside New Jersey meets in Washington to press the State Department for action and information about John Hvasta an ex G I who reportedly escaped from a Czech prison near Bratislava on January 2 while serving a ten year term after disavowed espionage charges. Czech refugee Jaroslav Burec said in Munich that Hvasta escaped with him and four other prisoners.
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Foes back Francis Cherry to defeat Gov McMath
In a runoff push on election eve three former McMath opponents endorsed Francis Cherry urging support for Cherry in the governor’s race. Cherry led a radio talkathon as McMath faced a third term bid in Arkansas.
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Mild Sales Pressures Hit Stock Mart Decline
The stock market fell across sectors with the greatest losses in railroads and oil shares. Motors and steels also declined as leaders followed, with declines ranging from fractions to about three points.
AEC Expands Plant Plan Near Portsmouth Ohio
The Atomic Energy Commission announces a giant new plant in Pike County Ohio to boost U S uranium enrichment. The $1.2 billion facility will use gaseous diffusion to extract U235 and may employ 4000 to 5000 workers during construction with 4000 to 5000 jobs once completed.
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Japanese Seek Stored Treasure Lost During War Claims
A Japanese parliamentary committee reports a large quantity of national treasure is missing and records by occupation officials are unclear. It notes much treasure may have disappeared during World War II while still in Japanese hands, including Empress Nagako’s crown made of gold and platinum studded with diamonds.
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Polio Patients Improve at St. Clare Hospital
James Church and Barry Riegel of Brodhead were reported this noon to be past the serious stage and improving under polio treatment at St. Clare hospital. Barry arrived Sunday with spinal type polio while James has bulbar type, treated since late last week. Richard Trickel of Footville has returned home after polio care, with other improvers including Germaine Kaderly of Brodhead Charles Cleaveland of route 3 Donald Morgan of Brodhead James Bunson of Platteville Ronald Hill of Monroe and Mrs. Edgar Lingard of Verona.
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Mishap Kills Child At Delavan School
A five year old Minnesota boy died at The Pines, a Delavan Wisconsin school for exceptional children, from a bunk bed slat falling and fracturing his neck while he slept in a lower bunk. Sheriff Chester Barnes said the body was found at 7:30 a.m. after the incident occurred about four hours earlier.
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