Peace Brings No Defense Cuts Analysis
Washington reports on Pentagon spending as World War II era fears persist. Secretary Charles E. Wilson warns next year’s defense budget may remain around current levels, with total outlays near 34 to 35 billion dollars. Nuclear weapons costs and new armaments dominate the tally while efforts aim to curb older conventional gear.
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Weyeaton
Fox Washington
Pearl Harbor
United A
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Toy collection depots listed for Moose Lodge drive
Moose Lodge co chairmen Fred B Trickel and August H Burgi announce five collection depots in Monroe for Operation Santa Claus. Depots are at Goecks Counselman Clark Rufenacht Oil Blackbourns. Toys funded by the drive go to children via the county Welfare Department and agencies. The drive ends before Christmas with distributions by Christmas Eve. Residents urged to donate usable toys to Moose depots. The children's party is Sunday at Moose Hall at 2 pm for Moose families. Also note a separate Milwaukee award: Allis Chalmers Mfg Co to receive Wisconsin Council on Alcoholism Distinguished Service Award at the Wisconsin Public Welfare Conference December 11-13.
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Moose Lodge
Fred B. Trickel
August H. Burgi
Monroe
Ser
Goecks
Counselman’s
Clark's
Rufenacht Oil Co
Lodge
Moose Hall
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Council On Alcoholism
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Wisconsin Public Welfare Conference
GM Chief Extends Dealership Terms Amid Senate Probe
General Motors president Harlow Curtice announced to day that GM will extend retail dealership agreements from one year to five. The move comes as a Senate judiciary antitrust subcommittee resumes hearings on GM operations. Curtice said 17,000 GM dealers nationwide would receive telegrams about the policy change and defended the long standing dealer relations as satisfactory. Senator O Mahoney cautioned the policy does not resolve all dealer complaints and noted potential state laws protecting dealers.
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Washingson
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Senate
Judiciary
Curtice
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Curticer
O'Mahoney
Tice
Gurthe
New Film-Coated Tablet Promises Faster Pain Relief
Arthritis and rheumatic sufferers are offered faster longer relief from deep seated pains by a new film coated tablet. It claims seven proven ingredients reduce uric acid and safely deliver analgesia to the bloodstream, targeting joints and stiffness. Available at Watnwrish out Ams.
Curtice Says GM Dealers Free to End Five Year Pact
Curtice noted that every GM car and truck dealer was told today that the five-year agreement can be terminated at any time with 30 days notice by the dealer. He emphasized the option remains open to all GM dealers.
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Curtice
Frankfurt Gas Blast Kills 27 In Postwar Disaster
A powerful gas explosion leveled a five story apartment block in mid town Frankfurt before dawn. Twenty seven people are believed dead, including eight children, with the collapsed roof and walls heard two miles away. The building had just 12 families moving in two weeks ago.
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Frankeuke
Germany
Frankfurt
Cologne
Woman Wins $64 000 Quiz on CBS Show
Dr Joyce Brothers 28 of New York City won the top prize on the CBS program The $64 000 Question becoming its second $64 000 winner. Other contestants included Stanley Skeens who earned $32 000. The overtime run extended 30 seconds.
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New York WA
Joyce Brothers
New York City
Richard S. McCutchen
Stanley Skeens
Danville
W. Va
David
Goliath
Dr. Brothers
CBS
Cestus
Rome
Daniel Mendoza
England
John Jackson
Boing
Alfred Lord Byron
William Hazlett
Bill Neat
Thomas Hickman
Hickman
Johny Sholto Douglas
Queensbury
Tome
Pauline Cutlun
Prime Mera
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Family birthday dinner and local visits in Monticello
A Sunday family dinner at Norman Rosen's in Monticello honored birthdays of Mr. Rosen and Selmar Lien. Numerous local residents attended and several couples and individuals were noted as visitors or guests in Monroe, Freeport, Orangeville, New Glarus, Middle School area, and surroundings. The item ends noting that two of three passenger automobiles produced in the United States are replacements for scrapped vehicles.
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Norman Rosen
Rosen
Selmar Lien
Ardyce Rosen
Tom Hewer
Madison
Gordon Rosen
Beloit
Thomas Brusveen
Ralph Emerson
Blanchardville
Jacob Voegeli
Sancti Spiritus
Cuba
Voegeli
Ray Silver
Vincent Buesser
Milledgeville
Conrad Stauffacher
Fair Association
Monroe
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Fred W. Blum
James Dooley
Albert Knobel
Josh Hoesly
New Glarus
William Gibbons
Roger
William Pagel
Betty Jane Woelffer
St. Charles
Inl
Walter Haur
John G. Blum
Harold J. Blum
Yolanda Richards
Rolanda
Ronda
J. P. Elmer
Anna Miller
Denton
Freeport
Rolland Miller
Janet
Dorst
Orangeville
Henry J. Elmer
Margaret Blum
Glarus
Bernard Biederman
Edward Trow
Keith
Evansville
Ray Hess
Wayne
Lavonne
Ida Schenk
Knobel
Hilda Feenie
St. Clare Hospital
Feenie
Fred Haldiman
Clarence Elmer Jr
Robert Holcomb Jr
Dorothy Pagel
Albert J. Marty
United States
Soviet Officer Defects to West in Berlin Asylum Grant
Soviet Army lieutenant Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov, 26, fled in full uniform to West Berlin and sought political asylum from the United States. He surrendered to West Berlin police, was handed to American authorities, and flown to West Germany for screening.
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Berlin
West Berlin
United States
U.S
Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov
West Germany
U. S. Army
Ovchinnikov
Red Army
Hamburg
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