Dulles Pushes Massive Retaliation as Western Core Policy
Secretary Dulles remains the principal architect of American foreign policy urging a non compromising stance against the Communist world. He argues Western allies must act from strength and unity with enhanced alliances and flexible selective retaliation to deter aggression. His Chicago remarks reaffirm faith in massive retaliation as the safe path until a future era of reduced conflict dawns.
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Dulles
Atlantic
United Action
Soviet Union
Geneva
Chicago
Soviet Russia
Unexpected Labor Giant Sparks Political Tempest
A political clash erupts over remarks on the AFL-CIO merger. Democratic and labor leaders seize on GOP commentaries as Adlai Stevenson boosts the debate by attacking so called hate mongering. Eisenhower cautions for democratic leadership amid rising tensions in labor politics. London voters, per a newspaper poll, oppose Prime Minister Attlee’s government inviting Khrushchev and Bulganin to Britain.
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Combine of Organized Labor
GOP
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Labor
Christmas trees scarce decor worries county newspapers
W years ago December 10 1945 reports scarce tree decorations while Green County sends 26 delegates to the Republican district meeting in Janesville. Pfc Agnes M Wick of Monroe is among early women traffic clerks serving the Pacific route. Kenneth Olson of Brodhead injures back from a 12 foot fall while adding to a building. Annie Frost elected vice president of the Wisconsin Trotting Club with Louis R Wolleson on the board. 25 years ago December 10 1930 Senate delays World Court decision to next session. O G Briggs dies in Milwaukee. art contests prize funds announced. jail garage brick work set. hunting fatalities noted. 49 years ago December 10 1915 Hopewell VA war boom destroys most buildings. Dr George E Vincent to speak. Paul Meyer opens barbershop. Monticello tax rate up. W J Sutherland dies. 30 years ago December 10 1905 Roy Cardy dies after fall hitching ride. mayor donates land for waterworks. John Kolb dies after surgery. ICC trouble with spur line. Dan German ends broom factory project.
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Green County
Janesville
Agnes M. Wick
Monroe
Pacific
Hamilton Field
Hickam Field
Hawaiian Islands
Kenneth Olson
Brodhead
Annie Frost
Wisconsin Trotting Club
Frost
Louis R. Wolleson
World Court
Senate
Hoover
Sen. Swanson
Virginia
O. G. Briggs
Albany Herald
Milwaukee
Helen Farnsworth-Mears
Monge
Monroe Woman's Club
Dan Kohli
Hopewell
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Paul F. Meyer
Jackson Street
16Th Avenue
Monticello
W. J. Sutherland
Platteville State Normal School
Mildred Dempsey
Argyle
Crawford County
Minneapolis
Platteville
Roy Cardy
Milwaukee Road
Willis Ludlow
John Kolb
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Dan German
Ft. Dodge
Santa s Workshop Trap A Dumdiddy Follows Arrows
Beanie’s redheaded robber leads the way to Santa s Workshop with chalk arrows. The Dumdiddy slips through a dark street to witness the heist and discovers a glue trap set to bind Beanie. He finds a chalk-labeled clue that could save Beanie. Tomorrow promises a false trail.
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Beanie
Santa's Workshop
Dumdiddy
Santa Claus
Dumbiddy
Dumdsday
Bias in reports on teens sparks call for fair naming
A high school senior English class chairman argues biased reporting on teenagers stems from adults not youths. He asserts suppressing individual offenders’ names harms the whole group, urges fair treatment, and cites censorship and public thinking as roots of bias.
Stocks Unable To Make Surge
New York markets struggled to push through the old record high of 181.50 on the Associated Press 80 stock average, ending the week at 181.30 with a 0.80 gain. Bulls grew tired as Santa Fe and J C Penney faced splits or declines, while Superior Oil briefly led high-priced stocks before easing to 1,000.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Santa Fe Railroad
J. C. Penney
Din
Superior Oil California
Coca-Cola International
Superior Oil
Primary Cheese Markets Steady Across State Review
The Madison State Department of Agriculture weekly market report notes steady primary American cheese markets after a prior week decline on small styles. Cheddar prices unchanged, demand fair, and open market activity quiet. Terminal cheese points ranged from weak to steady, with large styles holding. Butter and evaporated milk markets were steady as fluid milk output trends rise slightly.
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Maddison
State Department of Agriculture
Gettysburg Has Job Ready for President
Gettysburg College could offer the presidency to Dwight D. Eisenhower if he chooses. John Rice, chairman of the Board of Trustees, said the position is vacant and available to the former general. The liberal arts college has about 1,100 students near the President's farm.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
John Rice
Death rate on Wisconsin highways climbs in 1955 totals
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department reports that by 1955 the death toll on state highways reached 843 for the year, surpassing the 1954 total of 1954. The rising fatalities highlight ongoing road safety concerns as officials review measures.
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Mark Madison
Wisconsin
State
Robbi the Robin Learns to Fledge in Our Blue Ridge Foothills
An elderly reminiscence recounts rescuing and hand raising a young robin named Robbi. The narrator details feeding, sheltering, and taming the bird as it grows from near lifeless to a companion that follows and responds to calls. The piece ends with departure day and hopeful wishes for Robbi’s survival.
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Nventeen
Blue Ridge
Robbi
Robin
Robi
Mother Robin
Benson Seeks Lower Pig Crop to Lift Hog Prices
Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged farmers to cut spring pig production to support hog prices. The Pork Products buying program could cost up to 85 million dollars. He noted the peak in hog marketing has passed and that meat animal production is at a record high with hogs driving the rise.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Evening Times Club Membership Coupon Notice
Membership coupon invitation for the Evening Times Club invites readers to join. Readers are instructed to fill in personal details such as birth date age and other identifying information and mail the form to the Evening Times Club at Monroe. The fragmentary text mentions a club in Monroe and prompts completion of a membership questionnaire.
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Sing Times Boye and
Gi Club
Evening ‘Times Club
Monroe
Evening Times
Mon
Rail Combine Study Pushed for May Stockholder Meeting
Chicago report says consolidation of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and the Chicago and North Western Railways may be presented to stockholders at May meetings. If approved, the plan would go to the Interstate Commerce Commission amid anticipated labor and community opposition. The two lines cover Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. North Western ends at Lander Wyoming, Milwaukee Road reaches the Pacific Northwest. Milwaukee took over Chicago Omaha traffic for Union Pacific to the Pacific Coast on Oct 30, a move North Western had handled for 75 years.
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Chicago WA
Milwaukee
North Western
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Chicago and North Western Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lander, Wye
Milwaukee Road
Pacific Northwest
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Pleads insanity in murder of mother after air tragedy
John Gilbert Graham, 23, pleaded innocent and by reason of insanity to murder charges in the death of his mother, one of 44 people killed when a United Airlines plane exploded on November 1.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
United Air Lines
Postoffice Restyles Uniforms of Carriers
The Postoffice Department has approved a restyling of uniforms for 100,000 letter carriers and special delivery messengers. Trousers and jackets stay cadet blue grey while shirts become blue and ties plus trim switch to maroon.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
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Madison
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9Th Street
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6Th Street
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Steven Arthur Mayer
South Wayne
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Manaus
Til
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Blanchardville
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Roger Samuel Mahikuch
Marcia Ann Peterson
19Th Avenue
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Thomas’ Herbert Dobson
Peggy Lynn Helland
Juda
Diane Sue Helland
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Dirovtay
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