U N group backs India's Korea plan rejects Soviet cease fire
In New York the United Nations Political Committee approved India's nonforcible repatriation plan for Korea while voting down Soviet cease fire proposals. Only the Soviet bloc supported Moscow. twelve Eastern nations abstained as India moves toward a plenary vote.
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United Nations
India
Korea
U. N. Assembly
Orient
U.N
China
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Sweden
Vishinsky
Weinberg Witness Ties Oppenheimer to 1941 Communist Meeting
Prosecutors say Dr Joseph Weinberg attended a Communist party meeting in a residence linked to Erl Loran and J Robert Oppenheimer. The claim appears in an amended bill of particulars for Weinberg who faces trial next Monday for allegedly lying to Congress about Communist ties. Oppenheimer, a premier atomic scientist, denied ever leading such a group in 1950.
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Waorluiun U
Joseph Weling
Communist Party
Erl Loran
J. Robert Oppenheimer
U. S
James R. Kirkland
Weinberg
Oppenheimer
Lattimore Jury Probe Ordered
Attorney General McGranery ordered a federal grand jury investigation of Owen Lattimore a Johns Hopkins University professor and State Department consultant who attracted McCarthy scrutiny. The Senate Internal Security panel questioned him months ago and their transcript was sent to the Justice Department for possible perjury proceedings.
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Washington
McGranery
Owen Lattimore
John Hopkins University
State Department
Lattimore
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarthy
Justice Department
Iowa Girl Vies For Steer Title at Chicago Exposition
Iowa 4 H member Faye Mugge of Cleghorn faces a tough field at the International Livestock Exposition open class judging for the grand championship steer. Her Aberdeen-Angus, Shorty, won the summer yearling blue and the junior division, setting up a final against Hereford and Shorthorn contenders. The event marks a high-stakes test for Mugge and showcases top US and Canadian livestock talent across grain and hay contests.
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Minnie Lou Ottinger
Oklahoma
A and M
LeRoy
Chicago
Miss Ottinger
Hydro
Okla
Iowa
Faye E. Mugge
Cleghorn
Shorty
Aberdeen Angus
A. C. Stewart
Greensbur
Ind
North America
U. S
Stewart
Connecticut
Indiana
Illinois
E. W. Doubet
Hanna City
Ila Maxine Hiner
Lewisville
Allen Haag
Chadwick
Ill
Pfister
Pennsylvania State College
Hampshire
Penn's Pride
Mike Wolrab
Stanley Swift
Mt. Vernon
Berkshires
Breakfast To Open Scout Drive Here
More than 40 canvassers will attend a Boy Scout campaign breakfast at St. John's church at 7 30 a m tomorrow. Rodney O Kittelsen drive chairman announced. The drive aims to raise 2430 and will likely take one day. T R Pfisterer U S Grant Council finance chairman will speak to the group. The council's goal is 32800 per capita. Last year's grant totaled 100 with Harold E Scherer as chairman. Kittelsen's staff includes Dr Joseph R Ganshert, Ghford M Frit, Louis A Koenig Peter, Curtis W Chase and 20d vee Kirsch.
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St. John's Church
Rodney
Kittelsen
Drive
T. R. Pfisterer
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
Harold E. Scherer
Joseph R. Ganshert
Ghford M. Frit
Louis A. Koenig Peter
Curtis W. Chase
Fire damages Manila rental as city blocks evacuate
A blaze ravaged a Manila rental property, prompting evacuations across surrounding blocks. Fire crews battled the flames, with authorities reporting structural damage and checks underway for residents and nearby buildings.
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Manila
Wisconsin AG argues public safety justifies license suspension law
The Wisconsin attorney general's office urged the State Supreme Court to uphold a driving license suspension law for uninsured accident victims. Deputy Atty. Gen. Stewart Hoonack said a compelling public interest supports suspending licenses with no prior fault hearing, opposing Judge Barry’s ruling that the law was invalid. Frank Stehlek, seeking to keep his license after a $775 bond issue, contends the suspension without hearing is arbitrary. The court will decide later.
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Madison
Wisconsin Attorney General's Office
Stewart Honeck
State Supreme Court
John S. Barry
Milwaukee
Barry
Frank E. Stehlek
State Motor Vehicle Department
Stehlek
Michael D. Preston
High Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Students Lead Clothing Drive for Needy in Europe Aid
Monroe students organize a clothing drive led by Paul Jeglum with Roland Locher and Alvin Goepfert as chairs. Supervised by senior American Problems class taught by Fred R. Simpson, the drive includes multiple junior high and Lincoln school groups. Collections end Friday at 1 p.m. for senior and junior high and Lincoln. other grades end Thursday at 3 p.m. Clean wearable clothing, especially infant wear, is needed.
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Thing Callecn
Korea
Monroe Seine
Europe
Paul Jeglum
Roland Locher
Alvin Goepfert
Fred R. Simpson
LaVon Jones
Donald Fiebing
Franklin B. Luebchow
Lee Mitchell
W. C. Bender
Lillian Gempeler
Hannah Bindschaedler
Lincoln
East
Bernadette Green
North
Nell Cunningham
South
Viva Stauffacher
Lincoln School
Rhee urges all out redeployment to push Reds from Korea
President Syngman Rhee called for an immediate all out offensive to drive Chinese Reds from North Korea. He said Korea could act now without Japanese or Chinese Nationalist troops and doubted Soviet entry into a broader war. He argued Moscow must be deterred and blamed stalemate on the Panmunjom talks and Indian UN truce proposal.
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Onvjlw
Syngmai Rhee
North Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Rhee
Yalui River
Kremlin
United States
U. N
Eisenhower completes cabinet with Durkin and Weeks picks
The Eisenhower cabinet is rounded out with AFL leader Martin P. Durkin named secretary of labor and Sinclair Weeks chosen as secretary of commerce. Durkin, 58, heads the AFL United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices, while Weeks, 59, chairs the Republican National Finance Committee and is an industrialist and bank director.
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Durkin
AFL United Association of Journeymen
United Sates
Canada
Republican National Finance Committee
Massachusetts
GOP
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
Beenhow
New York
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Cleveland
Ezra Taft Benson
Salt Lake City
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Martin _P. Durkin
Chicago
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Boston
Herbert Brownell Jr
York
Arthur E. Summerfield
Flint
Mich
Reeks
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
First National Bank of Boston
Insurance man killed in head on crash near Beaver Dam
Waupun real estate and insurance man George Stoddart, 42, died in a head on collision on Highway 151 near Beaver Dam. Harold S. Crosby of Mat Ne lumber and two others, including attorney Glenn Wilson of Waupun, were seriously injured and hospitalized at Beaver Dam.
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Waupun
Beaver Dam
George Stoddart
Waupun Real Estate
Here
Stoddart
Harold S. Crosby
Matne Lumber
Glenn Wilson
Crosby
Three-inch Snow Delays Crews Across Monroe Area
Snow totaling three inches swept through Monroe and Green County, prompting early morning plow action and traffic holds. Temperatures dipped to 25 before rising to 36 as crews cleared highways and metered zones. Forecasters warn of hazardous driving with mixed precipitation spreading statewide tomorrow.
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Monroe
Green County Sander
Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Idaho
Slayers Wife Wins Fond du Lac Annulment
Mrs. Donna Mae Gardner, 20, was granted annulment of her June marriage to a convict ed murderer by Circuit Judge L. J. Pelling. Her former husband, 24, had received life imprisonment for the brutal slaying of Agnes Jaeger, 24, a Fond du Lac telephone operator.
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Fond DU Lac
Donna Mae Gardner
L. J. Pelling
Agnes Jaeger
Coe Refuses Answers as Senate Prober Demands Dismissal
New York IMF economist Frank Coe refuses to say if he is a Communist or spy as Sen. Herbert OConor demands his ouster. OConor accuses Coe of disloyalty while the Senate internal security committee resumes hearings on alleged links to the UN and allied agencies. Coe cites constitutional grounds for silence.
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New York
International Monetary Fund
Sen. Herbert
R. O'Conor
D-Md
O'Conor
Frank Coe
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
U.N
Coe
Jent
Treasury
John W. Snyder
U. N
Thas
Elizabeth It Bente
Py Ring Courier
House
Wiley Says Satellites Flooding Yule Market With Ornaments
Sen Wiley charges Iron Curtain countries flood U S with Christmas tree ornaments totaling 75 million items and up to seven million dollars in sales. He claims Soviet subsidies enable cheap Red products undercutting American producers while U S soldiers die in Korea.
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Wiley
Yule
Washington
United States
U. S
Redlands
Wisconsin
Comintern
Korea
Wisconsin Supreme Court Asked To Discipline Three Attorneys
The State Bar Commissioners asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to discipline three lawyers Louis Aderman Waldemar Sonnemann and S J Auringer in Burnett Milwaukee and Grantsburg for alleged improper conduct. Complaints allege defrauding a client misusing client funds negligence and lack of legal knowledge with a 20 day response period.
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Madison
Board of State Bar Commissioners
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Atty
Harlan B. Rogers
Portage
Louis B. Aderman
Waldemar O. Sonnemann
Milwaukee
S. J. Auringer
Grantsburg
Burnett County
Aderman
Sonnemann
Auringer
Reed seeks 11 percent tax cut with repeals
Rep Daniel A. Reed of New York says a plan will be proposed when Congress convenes to cut individual income taxes by about 5 percent next year and 5 percent in 1954, totaling roughly 11 percent, while eliminating the excess profits tax for corporations by next June 30.
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Congress
Daniel A. Reed
Monroe Chamber Names Five Board Members and Three Retail Directors
Five Monroe Chamber of Commerce board members were elected along with three Retail Board members from the nominees. Leading Chamber choices were Harold A. Blumer Joseph C. Dearth Herbert H. Stauffacher O L Hare and Alvin A Kubly. Top Retail picks were Don Lovelace Lloyd F Marty and G W Perrigo. Ballots were mailed to 143 members and counted by a committee led by Harold E Scherer with several others. The new and outgoing boards will meet this year to wrap up business and set plans for next year. Retiring Chamber members include Clarence F Kempfert Galli Ben F Feldt Frank Kubly and Wenger. Retiring Retail members are Edwin W Schuetze Harvey H Holland and Kenneth L Smith.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Retail Board
Chamber
Chamber Board
Harold A. Blumer
Joseph C. Dearth
Herbert H. Stauffacher
O. L. Hare
Alvin A. Kubly
Es Nees
Don Lovelace
Lloyd F. Marty
G. W. Perrigo
Harold E. Scherer
Clifford Fritz
Fred Galli
Ernest E. Wenger
Wesley L. Dodge
Walter L. Day
Wendell L. Fuller
O. N. Johnson
Clarence F. Kempfert
Galli
Ben F. Feldt
Frank Kubly
Wenger
Edwin W. Schuetze
Harvey H. Holland
Kenneth L. Smith
Platteville Girl Chosen Queen for Cheesemakers Ball
Rita Roesli of Platteville was selected queen of the annual cheesemakers Ball at Turner hall to be held tomorrow night after afternoon Swiss wrestling. She is daughter of Joe Roesli, a Platteville cheesemaker. Judges included Walter Schild, Health Valley near Juda, Alvin Butcher, Klondike near Monroe, and Elner Fox, Stuart near South Wayne. Matches start at 2 p.m. in Turner hall with awards and crown ceremony.
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Rita Roesli
Platteville
Turner Hall
Joe Roesli
Miss Roesli
Walter Schild
Health Valey
Juda
Alvin Butcher
Klondike Factory
Monroe
Elner Fox
Stuart Factory
South Wayne
Ernest Lehr
George Holenstein
Darlington
William Tenatsch
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 800 in Eleven Months
Wisconsin traffic toll climbs to 800 deaths in 11 months with 72 fatalities in November. Pedestrian deaths total 136 through December 1, down six percent from 145 a year earlier according to the Motor Vehicle Department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Three ty Alan Three the notorious died at Kilby
A report notes the death of an infamous figure named Alan Three at Kilby after drinking, with witnesses saying he became violently ill. Details remain sparse and the event is treated as a matter of public record.
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Alan
Kilby
Taft calls Durkin labor secretary pick incredible
Ohio Senator Robert Taft denounces President elect Eisenhower's selection of Martin Durkin, a Democrat, as an incredible appointment. He argues Durkin is a Truman Democrat and says the move leaves Democrats who supported Eisenhower unrepresented in the Cabinet. Taft notes talks with Herbert Brownell and questions Eisenhower's cabinet independence.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Martin Durkin
Dwight D.nhower
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
GOP
Durkin
Herbert) Brownell
Truman Democrat
Stevenson
Gen
Truman
Lincoln Park Projects Move Forward Under Board Vote
Lincoln Park improvements proceed after Park Board approval. Tree trimming will finish in weeks and a new foundation, sanitary facilities, and other upgrades are planned. If allowed, funds from this year's budget will roll over. otherwise major material purchases and bathhouse equipment may occur this month. Budget shows 3,270.52 remaining for this year.
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Lincoln Park
Recreation Park
Former Tax Chief Indicted by Jurors
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Joseph D. Nunan Jr., former internal revenue commissioner, on income tax evasion charges for 1946 to 1950 totaling 913,386.60. He was top IRS official during part of that period. Earlier, Daniel A. Bolich was indicted by the same jury on related charges.
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Wrewsaunss
Federal Jobs Ready for Patronage Act Announcement
Federal jobs poised for patronage use with a focus on small positions. The Civil Service announcement outlines eligibility and distribution parameters for the 170 382 roles nationwide to be allocated through political considerations.
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Commerce Post
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