U S Appeals To U N Allies Over Doomed Fliers
The United States pressed for U N action to free 11 American airmen jailed by Red China on spy charges. U N allies, led by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., debated Security Council routes, Dag Hammarskjold intercession, or a General Assembly resolution while Russians disputed linking the case to Korea.
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United Nations
N. YY
United States
U. N
Red China
America
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Lodge
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
General Assembly
China
U. S. Army
James J. Wadsworth
Russia
Jacob Malik
Defense Opens At Murder Trial
In Cleveland Dr. Samuel Sheppard's defense began forming as testimony described him crying and reacting angrily when accused by detectives of murdering Marilyn Sheppard. The witness was his brother Dr. Stephen Sheppard, a first defense witness, noting Sam’s agitation and disbelief at the accusation.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn
Sam
Sheppard Brothers
Steve
Richard
Marilyn Sheppard
Former Classmates Meet After 44 Years in Monroe Visit
Anna Ganz of Vevy near Lausanne Switzerland visits Monroe as a guest of Mrs. Emil Buholzer. She reunites with long lost friends, travels to Monticello and Detroit, travels by bus in the United States, and plans to return home by steamer after a first American trip spanning continents.
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Anna Ganz
Vevy
Lausanne
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Monroe
Emil Buholtver
11Th Street
Buholzers
Ganz
Monticello
Buholger
Jacob Legler
Henry Duerst
Portugal
United States
America
New York
Washington
California
Detroit
South America
North America
Kiwanis to distribute 3000 safety booklets next Friday
Kiwanis announces 3000 safety pamphlets will be available Friday through the following Wednesday as part of Safe Driving Day December 15. Booklets will be distributed at city filling stations to curb traffic mishaps for 24 hours. Delegates for installation ceremonies of Governor elect Ainsworth are named with alternate delegates.
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Kiwanis Club
Laverne C. Gallitz
Kiwanis
W. R. Schuetze
Victor I. Carson
Herbert A. Ainsworth
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
James R. Weir
Howard P. Olsen
John O'Neill
Turner Hall Club Meets Monday Election Plans
The annual Turner Hall club meeting is set for Monday at 8 p m at Turner hall. Officers will be elected along with one director. Retiring officers are Andrew Sulzer Fred Buch Fred Glauser and Miss Ida Casanovia. Holdover director is LeRoy Wuetrich. Members include Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association the G U G G Swiss Club and Turn and Schwing club.
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Turner Hall Club
Turner Hall
Andrew Sulzer
Fred Bucb
Fred Glauser
Ida Casanovia
Rinehard Mueller
LeRoy Wuetrich
Fred Krebs
Foreign Type Cheesemakers’ Association
G.U.G.G
Turn
Schwing
Monroe Pure Milk Association elects officers at annual meeting
John Haldiman and Paul Baum gartner are reelected president and secretary treasurer of the Monroe local. William Tschudy becomes vice president, with Alfred Meier, William Wood, and Ed Ruff named delegates and Leon Gempeler and C. D. Frautschy alternates. Richard Cech, editor of the Jure Milk News, urged greater sales effort and collaboration with restaurateurs to boost butter distribution and menu milk in the Chicago milk shed.
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John Haldiman
Paul Baumgartner
Monroe
Pure Milk Association
Turner Hall
William Tschudy
William Wood
Alfred Meier
Ed Ruff
Leon Gempeler
C. D. Frautschy
Richard Cech
Jure Milk News
Chicago
Cech
Howard Miller
Janesville
Association
Myron E. Jeglum
Green County
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
District I
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
ADA
Wisconsin
Janice Riese
Clarence Schultz Jr
Beverly Blanc
Pope Pius XII Critical But Stable In Vatican Bulletin
Bulletin reports the pope's condition improved slightly and remains grave with abdominal irritation and possible ulcer. Giovanni Batista Montini at bedside as doctors note heart issues, hiccups, nausea, and no surgery. Cardinals and 400 million Catholics urged prayers for recovery.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Giovanni Batista Montini
Vatican Palace
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Msgr
Angelo dell’Acqua
Holy Father
dell’Acqua
Celemente Cardinal
Micara
Rome
Ripon Man Kills Divorced Wife and Self in Apartment
Coroner reports a factory worker killed his ex wife Mary S. Burton 35 by slashing her throat then shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. The bodies were found by their daughter Jean Burton 8 at about 7 am in the upstairs Ripon apartment where the couple had lived after divorcing on November 5, 1954.
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Ripon
Joseph Murray
Mary S. Burton
Chester Burton
Murray
Jean Burton
Mary Burton
DuPont Trust Action Dropped
U S District Judge Walter J. LaBuy dismissed the civil antitrust suit against DuPont interests General Motors and United States Rubber Co. The court found no conspiracy or restraint of trade and no likelihood of monopolization. The essence of the charged restraint was the alleged limitation on General Motors dealings with competitors.
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Chicago
U. S
Walter J. LaBuy
DuPont
General Motors Corp
United States Rubber Co
LaBuy
General Motors
du Pont
United States Rubber
LaBay
Butcher admits mercy killing of wife in Milwaukee area
Raymond Wilson, a 65 year old West Allis butcher, told police he killed his 67 year old second wife with a meat cleaver in Milwaukee area home after she suffered from a hip fracture stroke and eye disease. He burned her remains in a furnace and said the killing was mercy. A doctor said Wilson was mentally deranged and unfit for society. Police found bone fragments teeth and a surgical pin in furnace ashes. Wilson initially claimed she had gone to Mexico before admitting the slaying and saying she begged him to end her suffering and that funeral home plans were discussed.
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Milwaukee
West Allis
John Sweeny
Raymond Wilson
Ethel
Sweeny
Wilson
Wilson Market
Mexico
Cheese makers race at Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger meet
Tomorrow at Turner hall the 16th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association contest will crown top Swiss and Limburger cheesemakers. Willborn leads Swiss with 97 percent from Cleary-Hanson near Blancchardville, while Ambrose Mayer tops Limburger at 94 percent from Prosper north of Monroe.
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William Willborn
Cleary-Hanson
Blancchardville
John Stadelman
New Central
Belleville
Lester Willborn
Adamsville
Barneveld
Fred Krebs
Franklin
Monroe
Carl
Northeast Airlines Crash Survivor Heroine Named
Five survivors on a remote New Hampshire mountaintop praised stewardess Mary McEttrick known as Merry Mac for her courage during 45 hours before rescue. Co-pilot George McCormick and flight superintendent John McNulty died from injuries, while Captain Peter Carey was the most seriously hurt. The crash occurred near Mt Success ten miles from Milan airport, where a bucket brigade battled a wing fire before evacuation.
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Berlin
N. H
Northeast Airlines
New Hampshire
Mary McEttrick
Merry Mac
Miss McEttrick
George McCormick
Boston
West Hurley
N. Y
John McNulty
Peter Carey
Carey
Mt. Success
Milan
Mrs Manning Rites Saturday
Services for Emma J. Manning 84 Monroe native who died Thursday at Janesville will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Ryan funeral home and 9 a.m. in St William's Catholic church Janesville. Burial in Calvary cemetery Monroe. Rev E C McCollow will officiate graveside. rosary tonight at 8 in the funeral home. She served on Janesville's first city council in 1923 and resigned in 1927 after 40 years. Her life included suffrage work and involvement in peace groups and local women's organizations.
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Emma _ J. Manning
Monroe
Janesville
Ryan
St. William’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Manning
Janesville Federation of Women
Janesville Girl Scouts
PTA
League of Women Voters
Strijdom Retains Malan Aides in Cabinet Shakeup
Johannesburg reports Prime Minister Strijdom announces his cabinet Thursday night with all but two ministers carryovers from Daniel Malan's government after Malan resigned Tuesday.
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Malan
Johannesburg
South Africa
Johannes G. Strijdom
Daniel F. Malan
Wisconsin Republicans Split Over McCarthy Censure
State GOP chairman Robert Pierce of Menomonie denounces Senate censure as a waste of time and urges focus on Wisconsin needs while Elliot Walstead of Milwaukee says McCarthy’s strong supporters remain. Democratic leader says the action changes little and calls for further subpoenas in the McCarthy controversy.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Wisconsin Gop
Pierce
Wiley
Sen. McCarthy
Elliot N. Walstead
Milwaukee
McCarthy Condemned by Senate in Historic Rebuke
Senator McCarthy faced a 67 to 22 condemnation vote after a tense session that stretched since November 8. Democratic backing flowed 44 votes with Sen. Morse of Oregon, while GOP splits remained. McCarthy pledged to stay in the Republican fold and called the proceedings a circus ending.
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GOP
Senate
McCarthy
Washington
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Bennett
Utah
Republican Party
Cheddar Values Firm In Sales at Plymouth
Values remained steady on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Plymouth trading. Sales included 13 cars cheddars 32 percent bids unfilled one car pasteurized longhorns 35 percent offers uncovered one car pasteurized single daisies 34 percent and one car longhorns 35 percent.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
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