Editorial blasts fifth amendment abuse by Communists
The piece denounces the use of the Fifth Amendment by the Communist party to dodge registration under the Subversive Activities Control Act. It notes indictments for missing registry deadlines, warns of harsh penalties, and questions Supreme Court support while predicting further constitutional battles and possible legal wreckage for the Reds.
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Communist Party
Justice Department
Oaties Control
Congress
U.S
Reservists Protest 49th Armored Division Callup
About 100 reactivated Army Reservists with the 49th Armored National Guard Division training at Ft. Polk La have written congressmen to protest their recall. They all served before and some were overseas, arguing they should not be recalled while many with no prior service stay home. The unit commander says the protest does not reflect the division's overall views, and notes Defense Department explanations were lacking in the emergency call. President Kennedy addressed the issue this week.
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49Th Armored National Guard
Ft. Polk
Army
Ft. Lewis
49Th
Texas
Defense Department
Kennedy
Wisconsin cheese group meets amid tax concerns and crew freed
Dec 2 1951 Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association discusses tax Bill impact as Dr Henry T Scott of WARF warns of rising food costs. U S to take immediate action to free American plane crew held in Communist Hungary. Juda farmer Frank Duchow dies at 57.
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Henry T. Scott
Biological Laboratory
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Lyman R. McKee
Madison
Harvey Thew
State Department
United States
Hungary
Frank Duchow
Juda Farmer
Water shed meeting set for Little Sugar River project
Waldo Freitag announces a name for the Little Sugar River watershed group and the first meeting on the 7th at Monticello High School gymnasium features Prof. I. O. Hembre. Madison radio covered Dick Freitag’s 4-H Club Congress interview. Sign-ups for 1962 soil and water conservation practices are brisk at the ASCS office.
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Little Sugar River
Waldo Freitag
Prof
I. O. Hembre
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Madison
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Monticello High School
Waldo
Roy Gumtow
WKOW
Dick Freitag
Chicago
Marvin Freitag
Marilyn Rutsch
ASCS
Thanksgiving Guests Across Freeport and Verona
Mrs. Ramona Palmer visited the W. F. Balles home in Freeport on Thanksgiving. At the Earl Dittmar home, guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oakes and family of Verona, Mrs. Gladys Fuhrmark of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cain of rural Freeport.
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Ramona Palmer
W. F. Balles
Freeport
Earl Dittmar
Robert Oakes
Verona
Gladys Fuhrmark
Chicago
Emerson Cain
Judith Ann Gempler
Robert Gempler
Platteville
Madison Business College
Platteville State College
Gempler
Monroe
Virtue
Question and remarks cloud reservist morale
The remarks were well put but the long delay between the callups and the presidential statement left room for gripes about the reservist policy. Lingering questions did not help morale among reservists or clarify policy in the period.
Mrs Finhert Rites Set For Blanchardville Woman
Services for Mrs Marie Finhert 80 of Blanchardville will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at York Memorial Lutheran Church with Rev Edward Swanson officiating. Burial will follow at York Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Saaner Funeral Home in Blanchardville tomorrow afternoon until noon Monday. She was born March 20 1881 in Norway came to America in 1924 and married Martin Finhert in 1912. Her survivors include son Arne Finhert three grandchildren and brother Hans Gjulem. She was predeceased by her husband a daughter two brothers and a sister. She belonged to York Memorial Lutheran Church and its aid society.
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Marie Finhert
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
York Memorial Lutheran Church
Edward Swanson
York
Saeaner Funeral Home
Finhert
Anna Marie Gjulem
Evert
Regine Gjulem
Norway
America
York Township
Martin Finhert
Arne Finhert
Robert
Arne Jr
Tommy
Hans Gjulem
The
Aid Society
Pilot crashes flaming jet into Niagara Gorge
First Lt. Edward Methot, a newly activated Air Force pilot from New York City, released from a burning F100 Super Sabre and parachuted to safety to avoid residential areas. The jet then struck the gorge wall, exploded, and plunged into the Niagara River five miles below the falls, narrowly missing about 15 scaffold workers. Methot landed on an overpass under construction near a new bridge approach.
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Niagara Gorge
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Air Force
Edward Methot
New York City
Niagara River
Falls
Niagara Power
Methot
Reach the Renters Quickly With Ads Centered on Rentals
Renters are urged to place ads to reach quick housing options. Call or visit Monroe Evening Times to place rental notices by appointment or phone.
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Monroe Evening Times
Silver Action To Stir Debate
Analyzes the push to demonetize silver and the effects on gold prices and currency values. Examines U S and international monetary tensions, tariff debates, and proposals for an international monetary unit to stabilize exchange and support trade amid nationalism. Includes life insurance mortality rate data for 1960 as a separate statistical note.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
U.S. ‘Treasury
Britain
Bank of England
Kennedy
Federal Reserve
Congress
U.S. Treasury
International Monetary Unit
Birthday greetings list for Times Children’s Club event
A long roster lists birthday messages for Times Children’s Club with names and addresses across Albany Monticello Sharon Judo Woodford and Monticello. The page blends a social notice with a long animal rescue tale about Captain Boynton and the ship Richards referencing a cat named John Croix that aided the crew after a fire and capsizing near Key West.
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Jeffrey Allen Trumpy
Albany
Wayne David Trumpy
Scott William Stick
McConnell
David William Waelchli
Monticello
G Beaney Ray Arsameler
Karen Kay Sellow
Roy William Voegels
Hagene Marie Haeft
Sharon
Sheri Lynn Bahe
Argyle
Beverly Ann Kortman
Til
Gregory Alan Anderson
Woodford
JoAnn Kay Schmerse
Kim Allen Christen
Janesville Man Elected President of Wisconsin Nurserymen
Wade Kum lien of Janesville was elected president at the Wisconsin Nurserymen Association convention closing Friday. The note adds a stray line about a friend- the want ad could aid selling renting or hiring.
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Janesville
Madison
Wade Kumlien
Wisconsin Nurserymen’s Association
Mon roe Times Boys and Girls Club invites young readers
An invitation page lists members and new enrollments for the Monroe Times Boys and Girls Club, inviting boys and girls up to age 12 to join via a mailed coupon to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. The item also recaps select birthdates and residences of new members and notes historical references including the founding of New Orleans in 1718 by French captain Jean de Bienville.
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Monroe, Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening Times
Moroe, Wis
New Orleans
Jean de Bienville
Canada
J A Hillemeyer of Janesville Dies at 78
John A. Hillemeyer a native of Shullsburg and longtime Janesville resident died after a year of ill health. A retired Milwaukee Railroad locomotive engineer he worked 50 years before retirement 14 years ago. Survived by three daughters eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. wife Helen died in 1960. Services Monday at St Patrick Catholic Church with burial Mt Olivet. rosary at Overton Funeral Home.
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John A. Hillemeyer
Shullsburg
Janesville
Milwaukee Railroad
Frank
Mary Lunning Hillemeyer
Helene S. Anderson
Oregon
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Henry Earle Sr
Detroit
Mich
Florence Hammes
Bruce Callison
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Overton Funeral Home
Farm Product Prices Dip Again Across October to November
Washington agriculture department reports farm produce prices fell about one per cent from mid October to mid November marking the second straight monthly decline. The two declines offset gains from earlier months leaving November prices roughly one per cent below levels a year earlier.
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Washington W
Agriculture Department
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de Sale
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20Th Avenue
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Teddy Eugene Stuckey
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Winslow
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Michael’ John McKenna
12Th Street
Daniel Thomas Halverson
Dakota
Curtis Lee Phillips
David Earl Bechtolt
Karen Lynn Grossen
Harland Arthur Sarbacker
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Steve W. Brinkow
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Susan Laureen Ritschard
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Kelly Jo Schong
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4Th Avenue
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Dale ‘Richard Voegels
5Th Street
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