Pipe to Library Will Be Replaced
North school faces replacement of a deteriorated steam line supplying Ludlow Memorial library and a water return pipe issue was ruled as the leak. Excavation is needed for a full line replacement and a protected tunnel or culvert type pipe is urged to ease future repairs. The board approved fuel bids for East South and North schools, final payments were authorized for North school work, and actions on East and South additions were postponed for clarification. Dr. Kindschi led in Johnson's absence with the pre Christmas luncheon after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
North School
Ludlow Memorial Library
Herman A. Stuessy
Stuessy
Green County Hospital
Crandall Oil Co
Rufenacht Oil Co
Hyne Plumbing and Heating Co
Evansville
Wagner
Howe
Leslie G. Kindschi
Herbert T. Johnson
Perle G. Guess
Arthur F. Wagner
Red Agents Arrests Ahead of Eisenhower Visit
National police headquarters announced the arrest of 15 suspected communist agents in Pusan Korea during a roundup of subversives before President elect Eisenhower's arrival.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S
Elect Eisenhower
Cheese Judges Set for 14th Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Event
Four cheese types will be judged tomorrow at Turner hall as part of the 14th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting. Judges include Glen Erbe Horeb E O Lee Brodhead and Sylvan Kneuwbuehl Monroe. Registration at 9 30 a m followed by the program with guests Don Wilkinson Alice in Dairyland Beverly Ann Steffen and others. Directors’ elections will be held with four seats expiring for Andrew Tschudy Monroe Dale Merriam Darlington Fred Pauli Basco and Conrad Stauffacher Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Federated Women of the Farm Bureau
Don Wilkinson
Darlington
Fred Pauli
Basco
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Opening Night Crowds Fill Senior High Christmas Concert
A crowd of over 700 attended the high school senior band’s Christmas Fantasy concert at the senior high auditorium last night. Director Allan F Barnard announced tickets sold out in advance but will be sold at the door for tonight’s final show. The 97 piece band played three Christmas themed parts with carols and popular numbers. Prizes for ticket sales were awarded to members led by William Lanz who sold 37.70 dollars.
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Allan F. Barnard
William Lanz
Carol Galli
Glenda Martin
Delores Marti
Walter Schroeder
Shirley Montgomry
Tank Equipment Plan For 500000 Gallon Tower
Water Board members heard an electrolysis system proposal to protect the interior of the 500000 gallon tower from corrosion. R M Geissinger of Electro Rustproofing Corp said installation would cost 1200 dollars and use aluminum anodes from near the top to bottom inside the tank. Kenneth L Mayer reported 1952 water bills totaling 1204.02 dollars, with some payments expected before year end and the bills to be placed on the tax rolls as penalties for overdue payments.
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Water Board
R. M. Geissinger
Electro Rustproofing Corp
Belleville
N. J
Kenneth L. Mayer
Water Department
Wisconsin Band Fund Passes $30,000 Mark
The Wisconsin Band Fund surpassed thirty thousand dollars as drive efforts to send the state's band to the Rose Bowl continue. The Wisconsin Alumni Association reported new gifts totaling 2442.46, largely from Racine, including a 500 donation from an unidentified donor and a one cent contribution from a Madison resident also not identified.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Alumni Association
Racine
Ifen
Gun Battle in Times Square Wounds Seven in City Shootout
In New York City seven people are shot during a running gun battle led by Clarence O. Sims a Cleveland gunman linked to armed robberies. Sims engaged patrolmen in a chaotic chase through Times Square injuring three officers and a bystander before he was felled. Police traced Sims to the "shotgun gang" in Cleveland.
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New York
Cleveland
Times Square
Clarence O. Sims
Sims
Air Officer Traps Sergeants in Sabre Jet Secrets Plot
Tokyo authorities disclose that two US airmen, Staff Sergeants Cascio and Jones, were arrested in September for attempting to sell F 86 E Sabre jet data. Lt Murphy pretended to aid the plot, recordings captured the scheme, and Cascio faces court martial considerations while Jones is deemed insane.
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Tokyo
Air Force
U. S
Guiseppe Cascio
John P. Jones
Associated Press
William L. Murphy
Upper Darby
Cascio
Jones
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
OSI
Murphy
Korea
Sgt. Jones
Willis E. Mitchell Named County Officer
Willis E. Mitchell, longtime city policeman now serving as county police radio deskman since January 1 1951, was named to a new swing man post in the sheriff's department by the County Board sheriff police and radio committee. The position provides an extra deputy for patrol and police work when not acting as relief radio operator or filling in for officers on leave. The committee had delayed action a week on five applications for the desk man post to replace Mitchell.
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Willis E. Mitchell
Sheriff's Department
County Board
Mitchell
Miss Moran, Chicago, Dies in Rites at Argyle
Katheryn Ellen Moran of Chicago dies. Services set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. Josephs Church Argyle officiated by Rev. Joseph Brecht. Born in Adams Township to John and Mary Moran she lived in the area before moving to Chicago about 20 years ago.
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Katheryn Ellen Moran
Chicago
Argyle
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Brecht
A 5
Adams Townhne
John
Mary Sullivan Moran
Judge Denies Delay for Rosenbergs Execution at Sing Sing
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan refused to stay the Rosenbergs executions at Sing Sing and denied motions to overturn their convictions. He also rejected Morton Sobell’s bid to overturn his 30 year sentence on constitutional grounds.
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New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
Morton Sobell
Sobel
Alcatraz
Blum Wounded In Bunker Raid
Cpl. Charles R. Blum son of Mr and Mrs Martin Blum 1010 10th Avenue received leg wounds in a raid on enemy bunkers the night of December 2 from a hospital in Korea. He reports both legs injured below the knees the left in a cast and the right with flesh wounds and says ankles are bad but core. He expects transfer to a hospital in Japan soon and his parents were informed December 4 of the wound.
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Charles R. Blum
Martin Blum
10Th Avenue
Korea
Cpl
Blum
Japan
Wisconsin Cheddar Swiss Trade Signals Light Demand
Madison reports a barely steady to weak American cheese market with light demand. Prices show small daisies at 42-43.14, longhorns 43-44%, square prints 42-44%, midgets 44-44%. Swiss cheese prices ease with adequate to ample supply and light demand. state brand 52-14 56, grade B 49-14 53, grade C 48-14 51.
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Madison
Wisconsin
1953 County Fair Set for August 5 to 9
The 99th Green County Fair will run August 5 through 9 following a stockholders meeting. Harold S. Haworth was elected to a two year director term, joining re-elected Conrad Stauffacher and Herman J. Schmitz. Louis R. Wolleson remains president and William A. Brown becomes secretary treasurer. A new Blue Ribbon carnival show from Elmer Bodart of Shawano is slated for the midway. An amendment restricts director eligibility to stockholders. Stock transfers and a final audit by a certified public accountant were approved.
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Green County
Court House
Harold 5. Haworth
Monroe
R. H
Pat) Schoonover
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Herman J. Schmitz
Louis R. Wolleson
William A. Brown
Fred T. Burgy
Morticello
Wolleson
Elmer Bodart
Shawano
Bodart
Wisconsin
Bruce M. Blum
Roscoe C. Smith
Brown
Association
Certified Public Accountant
Miners Reject Truce Proposal in Tokyo Standstill
Japan's 263000 coal miners rejected a compromise plan offered by mine operators to end the near two month strike that has halted coal production and disrupted industry.
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Tokyo
Japan
Schwarzenberger Hill Relocation Opens Amid Mud
The Highway 1181 relocation east of Schwarzenberger opened but stayed muddy with trucks mired overnight. County crews filled soft spots as temperatures cooled. motorists urged to use detours until the road dries and strengthens before winter freezing. State officials joined to plan a durable path surface for winter.
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Schwarzenberger Hill
Highway 1181
Here
Green County Highway Department
State Highway Department
Jensen
Davis Says Dulles Put Hiss Forward for Carnegie Post
Atty. John W. Davis testified that John Foster Dulles first named Alger Hiss for head of the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace and that all reports on him were favorable. Davis, a Carnegie trustee and 1924 Democratic nominee, spoke to a House committee probing tax exempt foundations.
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Washington
John W. Davis
John Foster Dulles
Alger Hiss
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Davis
Carnegie
House
Hiss
Carnegie Foundation
Adlai Stevenson
State Department
Stevenson
Gen
Eisenhower
Dulles
Monroe Chamber Board Members Set for Tomorrow Dinner
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors meet at Swiss Wheel restaurant for a 6 30 dinner and organization session. New chamber and retail officers to be elected and the 1953 program launched. several directors retire while replacements are named.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Swiss Wheel
Chamber
Harold A. Blumer
Joseph C. Dearth
Herbert H. Stauffacher
O. L. Hare
Alvin A. Kubly
Clarence Kemppfert
G. Fred Galli
Ben F. Feldt
Frank Kubly
Ernest E. Wenger
Don Lovelace
Lloyd F. Marty
G. W. Perrigo
Edwin W. Schuetze
Harvey H. Holland
Kenneth L. Smith
Writer Denies Abduction Claim in Tokyo Diet Hearing
Japanese leftist writer Wataru Kani accuses the American Counter-Intelligence Corps of kidnapping beating and detaining him for over a year. The U S Army denies the charge and says Kaji was briefly held for questioning in late 1951 before release and that no Army agency has detained a Japanese national since Japan's independence on April 28.
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Tokyo
Wataru Kani
U. S
Kaji
Navy raids near Manchuria shuttle warplanes in Korea
U S Navy carrier aircraft hit four Communist rail and supply targets near Manchuria in the largest seaborne raid of the Korean War. Planes from the carriers Oriskany Bon Homme Richard and Essex pressed to within 12 miles of Soviet Siberia as they destroyed rail facilities and rolling stock at Yonyung Musan Najin and Hyesamjin.
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Seoul
U. S. Navy
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Vladivostok
Yonyung
Musan
Najin
Hyesamjin
Panther
Oriskeng
Bon Homme Richard
Essex
Honyung
Korea
Honyang
Navy
Far East
Suiho
Yalu River
Werther
Eisenhower Farm Help Pledge Outlined at Seattle Meeting
President elect Eisenhower told the American Farm Bureau Federation that no long range farm policy is set but aid will not infringe farmers freedom of action. He spoke in Seattle to the federation’s annual convention and said government should help stabilize prosperity, aiming to decide before current aid expires in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Eisenhower
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allen B. Kline
Plans Waikiki Visit by President-Elect in Honolulu
Navy announces arrival in Honolulu with a Thursday visit to Waikiki. He will lay a wreath at Punchbowl National Memorial and take part in an hour-long parade after landing.
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Waikiki
Honolulu
National Memorial
Navy
President-elect Ike to discuss Korea with MacArthur
President elect Eisenhower, aboard the USS Helena en route to Hawaii, is willing to hear any plan Gen. Douglas MacArthur may have for ending the Korean War. Messages exchanged aboard cleared the way for a meeting, cooling past tensions from the campaign. Eisenhower says he looks forward to informative meetings to gain full benefit of MacArthur’s thinking on Korea and the Far East.
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Don Whitehead
Uss
Helena
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
MacArthur
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Korea
Far East
State and Defense
Rgram
Eines
MacArthur declines west coast talks with Eisenhower
An aide to Gen. MacArthur said there is no plan for a conference with President-elect Eisenhower on Korea. Col. S. L. Huff said there is no ground for speculation the former Far East commander would travel to the West Coast for a meeting with Eisenhower, who is returning from Korea.
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New York
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Korea
Col
S. L. Huff
Far East
West Coast
Ike MacArthur Korea Peace Talks Signal White House Outreach
Eisenhower radioed MacArthur Sunday and MacArthur replied Monday signaling openness to discuss war ending ideas. Ike said his aides outline a future Korea peace program and sought MacArthur’s views, seen as healing the breach after Truman era clashes. MacArthur noted his first official interest since returning, while the general also took a dig at Truman.
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Eisenhower
MacArthur
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