Lattimore Case Study Launched By Federal Jury
A federal grand jury examines the files on Owen Lattimore to decide if he should face perjury charges. The Johns Hopkins professor and former State Department adviser is accused by McCarran of false testimony under prior hearings. The inquiry follows a Senate report claiming Lattimore lied about lunch with a Soviet ambassador and other points, with perjury action urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Sen. McCarthy
United States
Johns Hopkins University
State Department On Foreign Affairs
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
McCarran
McCarthy
T. A. Bisson
Frederick W. Field
New York
Lauchlin Currie
Roosevelt
Currie
Anathe Mage
Yenan
Donnelly Resigns as U. S. German High Commissioner
Washington sources report Donnelly, a career diplomat of 30 years, has resigned as U S high commissioner to Germany to pursue private business. He has led the American mission in West Germany since July 18 and will not hold the ambassador title until the German peace contract is in force. The President has accepted the resignation and delayed announcement for diplomatic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingion
Waner J Donnelly
U. S
Germany
Donnelly
Truman
West Germany
John J. McCloy
Monticello Swiss Wrestling Champion Crown Won Here
Matt Meyer 29, a cheesemaker's helper from Monticello, won the annual Swiss wrestling championship here, taking the crown from Hans Thoni of Mt. Horeb. The two tied at 55 points after 14 competitors, with Meyer scoring a final fall that forced Thoni onto his shoulders. Duane Schwartz of Monroe was named Schoen Schwinger. The crowd filled Turner Hall for the ball and crowning, with Rita Roesli crowned Meyer’s queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Meyer
Monticello North Side
Escher
Meyer
Thoni
Wisconsin
Switzerland
Duane Schwartz
Monroe
Platteville
Joe Roesli
Turner Hall
Christmas Shopping Hours Start in Monroe Stores
Monroe retail stores opened for the season with the first Wednesday night shopping and extended hours. Additional Thursday afternoons are planned on December 11 and 18, with shopping on December 10, 17, 19, 20, 22, and 23 evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoppine Abu
Monroe's
Ae Pee
Swiss Show Worry Over Lack of Word From Everest Team
Swiss legation officials in New Delhi voiced concern over the absence of news about the Everest expedition. They denied reports of a defeat and said a Zurich representative may visit to investigate the fate of the team. The climbers began Oct 6 and by Nov 17 were reported near the summit about 150 feet shy of the top.
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New Delhi
Legation
Ine
Swiss Alpine Foundation
Zurich
Edward Feuz
Everest
Katmandu
Mt. Everest
Fog and drizzle linger with slick streets tonight
Fog and slow drizzle keep sidewalks wet and streets slick in Green County with lingering icy patches. Highways have thawed but remain wet and can refreeze if temperatures fall. Temperatures rose to near freezing today and are not expected to drop much tonight or tomorrow as conditions slowly improve by tomorrow morning.
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Green County
Bank Robbery Terms Reduced in Wis. Case
Chilton men Philip Sope and two others were sentenced for robbing three banks but Judge Patrick Stone cut three years from each term saying the original sentences were too harsh and the men were amateurs. U S attorney Nikolay opposed the reductions citing missing 60 day filing windows. Charles A Noble, an American freed from Soviet camps last July, will sail from Bremerhaven for the U S on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavison
Chilton
Wis
Patrick Stone
U. S
Yank
Berlin
Charles A. Noble
Will
Bremerhaven
U N Delegate Shakeup Likely In New Regime
Eisenhower expected to quickly sweep changes in the U N delegation after his January 20 inauguration. He could remove all American delegates if they resign and continue terms if the Assembly ends December 20. The session may recess for Christmas and resume in February while Truman era delegates await decisions. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. would head the permanent U S mission, replacing Warren R. Austin, with possible continued congressional delegates Wiley and Green. The article notes Roosevelt may not be reappointed and Gross could stay to aid late Assembly business.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
Eisenhower
United States
Seventh General Assembly
Assembly
Truman
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Rmass
U. N
Warren R. Austin
Congress
Alexander Wiley
Theodore Francis Green
DRD
Wiley
Senate
U.N
Senate Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Assembly
Ernest A. Gross
Austin
Stevenson pledges neutrality toward Ike program
Adlai Stevenson and President Truman vow not to obstruct Dwight Eisenhower's agenda for party reasons. Stevenson says Democrats must wipe out a half million dollar deficit and serve the public interest, aims to keep Mitchell as Democratic National Chairman, and urges Congress to be constructive. He spends the night at the White House, jokes about Lincoln bed, notes no immediate future plans beyond rest.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Stevenson
Illinois
Democratic National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Grandma Bandit Promises More Robberies Before Retirement
An FBI agent reports a letter from a small, wrinkled grandmother claiming she will rob two more banks before retiring. In seven weeks she has already held up three banks, netting about $4000, to support her soldier son in Korea.
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Angeles
Korea
FBI
Lie Sets Deadline For Balking Aides
UNITED NATIONS NY Secretary general Trygve Lie reportedly ordered nine U S members of the UN secretariat to answer by nightfall whether they have ever been members of the Communist party or face dismissal. The aides already sit suspended for refusing to testify before the McCarran subcommittee on alleged subversive activity.
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United Iations
N.Y
Trygve Lie
U. S
U. N. Secretariat
McCarran
Communist Party
Lie
Committee of International Jurists
Secretariat
Taft Sparks Senate Leadership Split Over Durkin Pick
Two GOP senators clashed on Taft's blast at President-elect Eisenhower's Labor Secretary nominee Durkin. Bridges may seek term as Moor leader while Taft surveys support for his own bid. Taft named Manion and Danaher as alternatives, Durkin a Democrat ex-Plumbers Union chief who backed repeal of Taft-Hartley.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
Bridges
New Hampshire
New York Herald Tribine
Post
Sen. Knowland
California
El.Senhower
Martin P. Durkin
Chicago
Labor Post
Clarence E. Manion
Law School
Notre Dame University
John A. Danaher
Connecticut
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Monroe Named Polio Center with New Therapy Chief
Plans designate Monroe as a National Foundation polio center with Miss Eileen Pagel as permanent physical therapy supervisor at St. Clair Hospital and Monroe Clinic. Glenn L. Wheeler will assist as staff therapist. an advisory group led by Dr. E. E. Peters will guide diagnosis and treatment for the foundation.
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Monroe
National Foundation of
E. E. Peters
Foundation
Green County Medical Society
N. E. Bear
John Irvin
Frank C. Stiles
Oshkosh
Miss Pagel
Thera
Crippled Children’s Society of
Ft. Worth
Texas
Oshkosh State College
Women's Medical Specialist Corps
Army Hospital
Ft. Sam Houston
Madison
Wheeler
University of Wisconsin
School of Physical Therapy
Wisconsin General Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Ordination Rites Set Tomorrow for Rev Kyle M Miller
Rev Kyle Moss Miller of the First Baptist Albany will be ordained at 8 p m with Rev Arnold Westphal of Michigan City preaching. An examining council led by Rev Regan Sheldon will meet tomorrow afternoon. dinner will be served at 6 p m. Clergy from Wisconsin and Indiana, including Rev Theodore Krause and Dr Walter Macaskey, will participate. Miller family recently moved from Michigan City to Albany after Miller completed seminary studies.
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Kyle Moss Miller
First Baptist Church
Albany
Arnold Carl Westphal
Michigan City
Ind
Janesville Baptist Association
Regan Sheldon
Clinton
Theodore Krause
Evansville
C. J. Tingley
Juda
Walter O. Macaskey
Beloit
Ernest H. Midkiff
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Baptist State Convention
Miss Ann Wyss Dies in Madison at 44
Miss Ann Wyss 44 daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Wyss of 710 18th avenue Monroe died in Madison at 6 am after a two month illness. She had worked as bookkeeper and secretary in Madison and Janesville and for Monroe water department. Born Sept 29 1908 she was a Monroe High School graduate of 1925 and left Monroe to work for General Casualty Insurance Co then moved to Madison. Survived by parents and sisters including Mrs Theodore R Wyss and Mrs Warren Grodine. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Ann Wyss
John J. Wyss
18Th Avenue
Monroe High School
Madison
Miss Wyss
Colonel Engebretson
Lancaster
Theodore R. Wyss
Warren Grodine
Harv Buholzer
Monroe
Faward Guslett
Freewort
Clifford Fielstad Brodhead
Ralph Kundert Wenatschee
Miss Wyse
St. John's Church
P. A. Schuh
Douglas Favors Limited Korean Drive Proposal
Senator Paul Douglas urged a limited offensive in Korea after criticizing several U N nations for not sharing burdens. He suggested a knockout blow in Korea could be aimed at decisively shifting the war dynamic.
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Sen
Douglas
Weacmenuni. Ris. i
Paul Douglas
D-Ii
He Ie
U. N
X Velas
Korea
President Grants Miners Full $1.90 Daily Wage Increase
President Truman approved the full $1.90 daily wage rise for John L. Lewis 375,000 soft coal miners to avert a strike and avoid a coal crisis before Eisenhower’s term. Wage Stabilization Board chairman Archibald Cox resigned in protest. The move may raise coal prices and affects WSB decisions on hard coal pricing.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Agency
Archibald Cox
Wage Stabilization Board
White House
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
WSB
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
John Busarello
UMW District 5
Lewis
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Roger Putnam
Putnam
Defense
Henry H. Fowler
Robichaux Leaves Goldenrod to Start pH Robotrol Co
Harry E. Scheberle of Goldenrod Creamery Co announces Roy Robichaux is released from local duties in Brodhead Monroe and Pecatonica to form pH Robotrol Co. capping acidity control in dairy cream. Robichaux names the new firm and a local manager will be appointed soon to oversee operations in Monroe and Pecatonica.
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Harry E. Scheberle
Goldenrod Creamery Co
Chicago
Roy Robichaux
Brodhead
Monroe
Pecatonica
Robichaux
Ph Robotrol Co
Ph Robotrol
Scheberle
Goldenrod
Robotros
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Sys
Monticello
Cox
Anthony E. Morschhauser
Madison Newspapers Inc
Adlai
President
Italy
Treviso
Esa
Matthew Pastas
Rev
Kyle M. Miller
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