Air Force Seeks 17.5 Billion in Defense Budget
The Air Force would receive the largest slice of a 40.7 billion dollar Defense Department request for fiscal 1953. Officials said spending will likely exceed 47 billion dollars overall for the department. Lovett disclosed funds to start a third supercarrier and differed with Gilpatric on Air Force vs Navy air forces. He urged meeting each service’s needs for reasonable functions while noting some duplication may exist.
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Air Force
Defense Department
White House
Congress
White House and Budget Bureau
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Forrestal
Saratoga
Lovett
Roswell Gilpatric
United States
Air
USAF
Navy
Marine
Army
Dan Kimball
Gilpatric
Mrs. Crowley Dies in Darlington After Illness
Mrs. Margaret Crowley 69 of Darlington died yesterday morning at Lafayette County Memorial Hospital after a monthlong illness. Services will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Msgr. Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Born Margaret Tulle in Harvard Illinois she married John Crowley and farmed in Nebraska before moving to Darlington 25 years ago. Her husband died December 2 1945. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Charles Johnson and two sons Francis and James Crowley all of Darlington, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Darlington
Margaret Crowley
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Church
Margaret Tulle
Harvard
Hil
John Crowley
Nebraska
Charles Johnson
Francis
James Crowley
Ervin Broge Renamed Monticello Fire Chief
Ervin Broge was re elected chief of the Monticello volunteer fire company at Monday evening’s meeting. Norman Benkert was re appointed assistant chief with Adam Schuler as secretary Otto Bent ly treasurer Dean Zimmerman first captain and Louis Wyss trustee for three years joining two new members Dr C J Klooster and Harold Babler.
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Monticello
Ervin Broge
Frederick J Mayer Shoe Pioneer Dies at 90
Frederick J Mayer a Milwaukee area shoe pioneer and former vice president of the Mayer Boot and Shoe Co died at age 90 at his daughter's home in Oconomowoc He retired from business in 1928 Funeral services were planned for Milwaukee on Thursday
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Oconomowoc
Frederick J. Mayer
Milwaukee
Mayer
Old Mayer Boot and Shoe Co
Hoffman Seeks Limit on Editorial Space in Campaigns
Representative Hoffman proposed restricting editorial space newspapers may use to back a candidate, citing the Detroit Free Press’s Eisenhower endorsements. GOP Chairman Arthur Summerfield urged caution, favoring study before legal changes and noting limitations on campaigning time should be considered without specific figures.
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Hoffman
R-Mich
Congress
Republican National Committee
House Government Operations Committee
House
Detroit Free Press
Dwight Eisenhower
John Knight
Eisenhower
Knight
GOP
Arthur Summerfield
National Committee
Summerfield
Man Killed At Crossing In Little Chute Wisconsin
Marvin J Modl a 24 year old Kaukauna man was killed when his car was struck by a northbound Chicago and North Western passenger train at a crossing in Little Chute Wisconsin today.
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Little Chute
Wis
Marvin J. Modl
Kaukauna
Chicago and North Western
Christmas Hazard Posters by County Girl Scouts Judged
Green County Safety Council announced winners of the Christmas safety poster contest among Girl Scouts at a courthouse meeting. Five winners were chosen from over 50 entries with judges Ruth Chase, C Irene Quinn, R J Douglas, and Ben Zimmerli. Prize money funded by Wisconsin Power and Light and anonymous donors supported troop treasuries. Posters featuring safety themes will be displayed countywide in December.
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Green County Safety Council
Court House
Ruth Chase
C. Irene Quinn
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Township
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
New Glarus
Jean Ames
New Glarus Troop 4
Dorothy Heller
Kay Carter
Judo Troop
Joan Beach
Troop 14
Monroe
Karen Wagner
Enid Spring
Karen Leuenberger
Monticello
Anita Blackbourn
Sherry Simpson
Brodhead
Nancy Fritz
Cheryl Loveland
Judith Kingdon
Donna Reese
E. B. Lux
Glenn Miller Daughter Kathy Kay Miller Dies
Infant Kathy Kay Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Miller, died Monday night at St Francis Hospital Freeport. Born November 17, funeral services were held at Graham funeral home with Rev Jay Davenport of Presbyterian church presiding. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. She leaves her parents and a brother.
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Warren
Kathy Kay Miller
Glenn Miller
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Graham Funeral Home
Jay Davenport
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Fragmentary pedigree line references Miller grandparents
The readable portion notes paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leon Miller residing in Warren, indicating family lineage context without further details.
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Mrs
Leon Miller
Warren
Take New Home Albany Dr and Mrs L H Allen Move In
Dr and Mrs L H Allen moved Saturday into their new house on South Mechanic Street in Albany.
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Albany
FCC OKS NEW ROCK RIVER RADIO STATION IN ROCKFORD
The Federal Communications Commission tentatively authorizes a new radio station grant for Rock River Broadcasting Company of Rockford Illinois. The station plans to operate at one kilowatt on 1330 kilocycles during daytime hours.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Rock River Broadcasting Company
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
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