Annual Meeting to hear fair profit and elect officers
The Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the circuit courtroom. Officers will present the audited 1952 financial statement showing a net profit of 5570 98 on total income 48379 77 and expenses 42808 79. Directors with expiring terms are R H Schoonover Conrad Stauffacher and Herman J Schmitz with holdovers Lyle Rodger E R Hayes and O L Hare.
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The
Fair Association
Green County Agricultural Society
Mechanics Institute
Court House
R. H. Schoonover
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Herman J. Schmitz
Lyle Rodger
E. R. Hayes
O. L. Hare
Burglars Hit Four Green County Schools for About 90 Dollars
Four northeastern Green County schools were burglarized Thursday night with total cash recovered near 90 dollars. Entry at Brooklyn high involved prying a screen and window. losses included 11.25, 25, 4.12 and 4.50 from various desks. Kelly and Zentner schools reported smaller sums and a radio. Gill school suffered a broken phonograph and ransacked desk. Investigation continues with Green County sheriff's department and school officials cooperation.
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Green County
Brooklyn Community High School
Brooklyn
Kelly School
Zentner School
Gill School
Green County Sheriff's Department
Second Draft Aide Quits at Manitowoc
A second Manitowoc County Selective Service board member, James L. Sheahan, resigned stating he can no longer serve under draft board restrictions. Chairman H. C. Tills also resigned recently, citing utter confusion in regulations.
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Manitowoc
Manitowoc County
Selective Service Board
James L. Sheahan
Kohler
Selective Service
H. C. Tills
Rural man dies after car plunges into Silver Creek
Mond Mulhollon a 45 year old man from rural Waupum was found Friday night pinned under his car in Silver Creek three miles east of here Authorities said he apparently lost control on a curve and missed the bridge plunging the vehicle into the stream
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Mond Mulhollon
Waupun
Silver Creek
Here
Mulhollon Sopeeeny
WSB Collapses as Seven Resign in Protest
The Wage Stabilization Board dissolves as all seven industry members resign over Truman’s decision to approve a $1.90 daily coal wage for miners. The move follows earlier industry quits across regional boards and raised questions about future inflation controls and a looming national emergency before Eisenhower’s inauguration.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Truman
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
Archibald Cox
Charles C. Killingsworth
Cox
Meyer S. Ryder
Detroit
Chicago Board
Star of the East Ocean Crash Tragedy Near Bermuda
A Cuban airliner Star of the East crashed into the sea off Hamilton Bermuda with 42 aboard. Four survivors and 10 bodies recovered by U S Coast Guard and crash boats. Cuban line reports six survivors but no verification. Plane was Madrid to Havana via Bermuda. crew eight, passengers 34 including a baby.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Star of the East
U. S. Coast Guard
Havana
Cubana Line
Madrid
Pan American World Airways
Cubana
Cuba
Mexico
Ore season closes on Lake Superior as Benson Ford sails
Only one freighter crossed Lake Superior as the 1952 navigation season entered its final week. The steamship Benson Ford departed from Sault Ste. Marie with the last ore cargo to be shipped this year bound for Marquette, Michigan.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Lake Superior
Benson Ford
Lockses
Marquette
Mich
Eisenhower On Helena Aboard Ship Heading To Honolulu
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower travels with a 17 member party aboard the USS Helena from Korea toward Hawaii. The ship battles 35 to 40 mph winds and a nearby Pacific typhoon as Ike reviews war zone briefings and plans a six day voyage to Honolulu with a Wake Island stop.
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Hawaii
Eisenhower
Wake Island
Korean
Korea
Far East
Ike
Honolulu
Guam
Husky
Seoul
New York
Aweigh
Aloha
California
Eisenhower Korea Visit Elicits Capitol Hill Reactions
President elect Eisenhower’s remarks that progress is possible without easy fixes in Korea drew mixed but largely favorable responses on Capitol Hill after his three day visit. Senators Dworshak Welker Watkins Humphrey Hunt praised his approach while Morse, now an independent, questioned the timing and political motive.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Korea
Capitol Hill
Sen Dworshak
Idaho
Sen. Welker
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. Hunt
D-Wye
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Pentagon
Theft of $46 Reported From Ruf Confectionery
Police investigated a theft of $46 in cash from Ruf Confectionery on the southwest corner of the square. James Forbes, proprietor, said the money was missing from a box in a rear store room. other money in the box was coins in paper wrappers. Only bills were taken.
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Ruf
James Forbes
Swiss Abandon Everest Climb In Seasonal Effort
Swiss Alpine Research Foundation reports wind and cold forced retreat from Everest after establishing Camp Seven on the south pass. The team, including Ramond Lambert and Bhotia Tensing, returned safely to base on Nov 22, marking the second fall attempt this year with improved oxygen gear.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Swiss Alpine Research Foundation
Foundation
South
Khumbu
Everest
Kat
Mandu
Frst
Ramond Lambert
Bhotia Tensing
Rhee Proposes ROK Troop Takeover of Front Lines
President Syngman Rhee said he told President-elect Eisenhower that South Koreans could replace United Nations troops on the front if supplied with arms equipment and training. He urged an end to the stalemate and suggested a drive toward the Manchurian border. An official source noted Seoul sought doubling ROK strength as Eisenhower promised a larger Korean Army.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
United Nations
Rhee
LaCrosse Jury Acquits Slayer In Domestic Tragedy
Oscar Flaten, 44, acquitted of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Donald Colburn, a 27 year old railroad brakeman. The verdict followed Flaten admitting the shooting after discovering his wife with Colburn in a LaCrosse tavern last May. The court struggled to maintain order as the verdict was read at 8 35 p m.
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Oscar Flaten
Lincoln Neprud
Flaten
Donald Jack Colburn
St. Paul
Orvella
Colburn
Vehicle Hood Strips Youth Struck On Highway 41
Milwaukee youth John Skinderelewski, 18, was killed on Highway 41 near Racine when a hood blew off his car. He and Charles Spielvogel Jr., also from Milwaukee, stopped to search for the hood. Walter Schwab, 64, Milwaukee, swerved to avoid a "black thing" in the road and struck Skindzelewski, who died at the scene.
On to Take Off Flight Ends in Crash Injuries
A flight attempt ended with a crash into a 2 and both a man and a duck were treated for injuries. Paramedics responded to the scene and transported the injured parties for medical care.
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Duck
MacArthur Claims Ready Solution to Korean Conflict
General MacArthur told the National Association of Manufacturers there is a clear and definite solution to the Korean conflict that can be executed without heavy casualties or broader war risk. He cited his views as not sought and referenced President-elect Eisenhower recently returning from the Korean front.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
National Association of Manufacturers
Far East
United States
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman Urges Quick Action on Pact Across Europe
President Truman called on Western European nations to speed ratification of the unified defense pact and the West German Peace Contract. He welcomed Germany’s Bundestag second reading and urged prompt action by all signatories to avoid adverse political consequences for Germany and the free world.
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Washington
Truman
Bundestag
Germany
Free World
Striking Engineers Return to Airliners Mediation Sought
Striking engineers resume airline duties as mediation is arranged after a walkout grounded flights. Both sides agree to talks to resolve the dispute over terms and conditions.
Night air attack repelled near Seoul during Eisenhower visit
The U S Fifth Air Force said it repelled the largest enemy night attack of the Korean War with 11 hostile aircraft tracked by radar between 7 10 p m and 10 p m near Seoul. Allied night fighters and Marine interceptors responded, and the attack was reportedly halted with weather hindering reports of damage.
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U. S. Fifth Air Force
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Air Force
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Far East Air Force
O. P. Weyland
Chongchon River
Manchuria
North Korea
U. N
U. S
Fifth Air Force
319Th
Marine 513Th
Sabre
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