Glancing Backward 1915 Monroe cagers crush Reedsburg
Recap of 1915 and earlier notes: Monroe high school defeated Reedsburg 59 31 in the local gym. Also mentions Ralph B. Green’s death in Phoenix, a seven degree low, Patton hospital status in Germany, and young farmers registering for Davenport’s course at the high school.
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Monroe High
Reedsburg
Ralph B. Green
Phoenix
Ariz
Mercury
George S. Patton Jr
Germany
Robert Davenport
Erich Raeder
International Military Tribunal
Admiral Graf Spee
Montevideo
Uruguay
Fuzziness of Aims At Fund for the Republic Critique
Henry Ford I criticizes the Fund for the Republic funded by the Ford Foundation. He asserts private citizen rights to question the fund while noting he holds no office. The piece argues for clearer goals and straight talk from fund leaders to justify its lofty name and activities.
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Henry Ford I
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Ford
Fund For
the Republic
Ford Foundation’ Board of Trustees
Paul G. Hoffman
Hutchins
Fund For the
Republic
The
Edence
Forgotten Men: Brucker Spurs Housing Relief For Korean Troops
Army Secretary Wilber Brucker tours the front and condemns the delay leaving as many as 35,000 troops along the armistice line in tents. He vows to uncover the causes and push for better housing as snows approach. The piece urges a medal for his efforts and notes the improbability of broader withdrawal while the UN seeks freedom for South Korea.
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Army
Wilber Brucker
Korea
Brucker
24Th Infantry Division
United Nations
Paratyphoid Epidemic Adds 27 Lancaster Cases
Lancaster County reported 27 new paratyphoid cases yesterday raising total to 81. Health officials warned the outbreak may not have peaked yet and most victims are children. Family physicians, under state aid, continue mass inoculations and antibiotic treatment. Paratyphoid is a bacterial illness with typhoid like symptoms.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Beanie Meets a Redheaded Hunchback in City
Beanie and his sister's Dumdiddy travel with Santa in disguise who brings the doll to life to guard Beanie. In a big city Beanie helps the redheaded hunchback robber escape a pursuing man, then the hunchback invites Beanie to join a big plan. The Dumdiddy nerves over the tense turn as Christmas lights glow.
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Beanie
Santa
Beani
Braved Robber Leads Beanie to Santa Workshop Trail
In a night scene a robber urges Beanie to seize Christmas dreams by breaking into Santa's Workshop, leaving chalk arrows to guide the boy. Beanie, trembling, resolves to prove his bravery as the criminal slips away. An older note mentions a study finding 36 percent more workers qualify as above average after professional eye care.
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Tor
Beanie
Ark Alley
Beanies
Santa Workshop
Santa
Kitcheroo
Wisconsin Exports to Switzerland Lead in 1954 Trade
Wisconsin sold 32.9 million in goods to Switzerland in 1954 ranking among the 48 states exporting to the Swiss grand total of 150.4 million. Metal goods machinery and agricultural products led Wisconsin exports as part of a postwar average of 150 million to Switzerland with a favorable US trade balance around 500 million. Swiss watch exports accounted for half of Switzerland United States trade value, amid tariff worries and calls for tariff review by Maryland Governor McKeldin and business leaders.
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Wisconsin
Switzerland
Europe
American Society For Friendship With
Switzland
U.S
Wiss
United States
Theodore R. McKeldin Jr
Maryland
New York
Warren Lee Pierson
Trans’ World Airways
International Chamber of Commerce
Watch tariff review urged at New York dinner
A week later at the annual American Society for Friendship with Switzerland dinner in New York a speaker urged that the tariff action be reviewed promptly. He called for a reexamination of the claim that it was necessary to preserve watch industry skills for national security.
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American Society For Friendship With Switzerland
New York
Soldiers Receive Christmas Clemency in Europe
Heidelberg Germany U S Army headquarters announced a Christmas clemency program for 60 to 100 prisoner soldiers in Europe. Only those due for release by January 15 are affected.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Europe
Wisconsin Receives 24 298 Salk Polio Vaccines
Washington in Wisconsin will receive 24 298 shots of Salk anti polio vaccine from the latest release by the Federal Health Service for the voluntary control program. The service announced that 1 017 054 shots produced by Eli Lilly and Co. were released to states and territories, raising the total allotted to 13 459 491 CCs of vaccine. One CC equals one shot.
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Washington
Wisconsin
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Evening Times
Hoover
Amer
Ican
World Court
Senate
Monroe
American Legion Post
C. A. Rawson
Harvey Luchsinger
Battle Creek
Mich
Wisconsin Medical Society
Minneapolis
Heron Ruf
Lee Legler
Monroe Hussar Band
Turner Opera House
Badger Cheese Co
South Wayne
the Universalist Church
Turner Hall
Charles Young
J. C. Rankin
Monroe Gas Co
Temple
Tex
G. C. Gardner
Chicago
Brodhead High School
Monroe Business Institute
Armory
Association, Audit’ Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
City of
Stephenson County
Nson County
Dumdiddy
Batman
Ace Hardware
VICKS
11Th Street
Ners
Thorp Office
East Side
Square
Stuessy — General Home
Cadillac
America
Green County Auto Co
Wis
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