Monroe Women Move Christmas Stocking Drive To Aid Needy
The Christmas Stocking committee of the Monroe Woman's Club met at Mrs. Alvin Kubly's home to organize house calls and collect gifts. Funds reach $217 with needs higher. volunteers plan food baskets and clothing drives while listing many committee members and supporters.
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Monroe Social
Monroe Woman's Club
Alvin Kubly
18Th Street
Allie Holtshopple
Kubly
Santa
Woman's Club
Holtshopple
J. T. Etter, Jr
Woman’s Club
Mmes
Nathan E. Bear
H. B. Caradine
Vern E. Cary
Wilbur E. Deininger
Rolland Etter
George L. Geiger
W. B. Gnagi
Chester J. Goetz
Everett A. Janke
Paul C. Kehle
Harold J. Lamboley
John E. MacMartin
J. Leo Norton
Donovan O. Otteson
Russell Prien
Leon O. Schmidt
William Wartenweiler
Doran R. Zwygart
Doris Messmer
Jerome Howe
George Wells
Lloyd Holmes
Wisconsin cheese market sees light demand and steady to weak sales
Wisconsin dairy traders report the American cheese market barely steady to weak with ample supplies and a standstill in trade. Prices shown include daisies at 42 to 43 cents per pound, longhorns around 43 to 44 cents, prints near 41 to 44 cents, and midgets about 44 to 47 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Newspaper Upheld In Suit over Right To Withhold Articles
Tulsa Daily World win upheld in ruling on whether a paper may withhold letters to the editor. Judge Elmer Adams dismissed Oklahoma County Judge Baker Wall of Sallisaw suit for $10,000 after the paper explained it selected among many letters. Wall vowed to appeal to the state Supreme Court claiming humiliation. The paper said it did not purposefully omit the letter, noting a high volume of submissions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Elmer Adams
Oklahoma
Tulsa Daily World
Baker Wall
Sallisaw
Supreme Court
the World
Voice of
Free People
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Wall
Republican National Ticket
Churchmen Hear Lodge Peace Plea
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urged 30 Protestant church leaders to pursue a durable peace based on justice. He argued the United States must end domestic discrimination and strengthen NATO and the UN to deter aggression and uphold liberty worldwide.
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Denver
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
America
Lodge
Eisenhower
United Nations
Massachusetts
U. N
U. S
Russia
Europe
Asia
Norwegian Ship Sinks In San Francisco Bay
The freighter Fernstream sank after colliding with the Hawaiian Rancher in fog near Alcatraz Island. All 42 crew members escaped in lifeboats as Coast Guard sent three rescue boats to the scene.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Coast Guard
Budget hearings resume. UW to present $37 million
Madison report states executive budget hearings restart December 16. The University of Wisconsin will present its 37 million dollar request, with the Board of Regents scheduled to be heard that day as part of the budget review.
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Madison
Kohler
University of Wisconsin
Artillery drives Chinese to recapture Little Nori Hill on Western Front
Chinese forces unleash 3000 new attackers and shelling as they press to seize Little Nori Hill. South Korean troops withdraw at dusk after heavy bombardment. allied air forces strike Red positions and the Pyongyang area targets.
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Seoul
Little Nori Hill
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
Farnell
Little
Nori
Big Nori Hill
Big
Little Nori
Imjin
Kelly Hill
Pyongyang
U.N. personnel loyalty probes detail security risks
A State Department official testifies before the Senate subcommittee showing 12 of 40 Americans deemed security risks at the United Nations remain employed there. He notes 14 have been blackballed for morals, with 28 Americans dropped due to loyalty concerns and probes.
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New York
State Department
Department
United Nations
John D. Hickerson
U. N. Affairs
U. S. Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
The
World Organization
Hickerson
U. N
Milwaukee handyman admits 70 personal offense cases
Milwaukee detective reports a frail 20 year old handyman confessed to about 70 personal offense cases against women and children in the metropolitan area over two years. District Attorney Mc Cauley called the arrest the end of an unprecedented reign of terror. James S. Wood 5 ft 7 in 125 pounds, a husband and father, was identified by Sheriff Kubiak. He admitted the Oct 9 attack on a high school girl and the latest case involving an 18 year old student at Milwaukee Downer College after she recalled a high school name and chose his photo from a graduate file.
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Milwaukee
William McCauley
Herman Kubiak
James S. Wood
Concert Draws Near-Capacity Crowd for Monroe Band
A near-capacity audience of 1,450 attended the second night of Monroe's 97-piece senior band concert "Christmas Dance." Proceeds will fund music purchases instruments and other band equipment.
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Monroe
Truman vows wage board shakeup and extended controls
President Truman said he will replace industry members who quit the Wage Stabilization Board and expects to extend economic controls beyond April 30. He hinted at a Putnam replacement and considered Michael DiSalle for the post, as labor groups resist wage and price controls.
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Putnam
Roger Putnam
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
WSB
Chamber
National Association of Manufacturers
R. A. McDonald
National Production Authority
Walter Reuther
CIO
AFL
Archibald Cox
Frees
Jensen Rider Handicaps GOP in Federal Payroll Cut Plan
Rep. Ben Jensen proposes a Jensen rider to cap federal payroll growth by limiting fills to one of four vacancies with exceptions. The rule, active through June 30, aims to trim about 10 percent yearly, sparking debate over political and civil service fairness as the Eisenhower era begins.
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Washington
GOP
Eisenhower
Ben Jensen
Ria
Jensen
Careful Phrasing Studied MacArthur Indicated Plan
Washington reports that General MacArthur did not claim to have a definite plan to end the Korean War. He stated there is a solution but avoided saying he personally has one, and he discussed meeting with President Eisenhower to share views. The remark contrasts with his 1951 proposal of bombing and blockades.
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Washington
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Asia
China
Truman
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Wake Island
Korea
U. S
Germany
Sen. Watkins
R-Ulan
Massachusetts
Francis E. Kelly
National Association of Attorneys General
Sea Island
Eisenhower Arrives at Pearl Harbor for Hawaii Talks
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at Pearl Harbor aboard the cruiser Helena as he prepares for key talks in Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
Helena
Eisenhower Arrives in Honolulu for Far East Talks
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower lands aboard the USS Helena en route to Hawaii to hold vital conferences shaping U S policy in the Far East. He will remain through the weekend then head to New York for talks with General Douglas MacArthur on shortening the Korean War and related security issues.
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Helena
Hawaii
Dwight Eisenhower
Honolulu
America
Far East
Eisenhower
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Roger Tubby
Pearl Harbor
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Navy
Pacific
Wilson
Commodore Hotel
Morningside Heights
Small Claims Court Closed For Holidays
Small Claims Court will not operate from December 22 to December 26 due to heavy holiday mail. No new cases will be accepted and existing cases will not be disposed of. Clerk Lois Faubel notes rising annual volume with 1,196 cases the first year, 1,204 last year, and 1,250 year to date.
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Small Claims Court
Lois Faubel
Miss Faubel
Named Ada directors named to district American Dairy Association board
Palmer Welsch of New Glarus Ed J Kaderiy of Juda and Grant Allen of Browntown were named district board members of the American Dairy Association at the Mineral event.
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ADA
Palmer Welsch
New Glarus
District Fieldman
Pet Milk Co
Ed J. Kaderiy
Juda
Grant Allen
Browntown
District American Dairy Association
The
Mineral
French Police Detain Morocco Leaders Not at UN Session
In Rabat French police arrest all Istiqlal leaders not in New York for the United Nations gathering after a Casablanca riot left seven Europeans and about 200 Moroccans dead. Reports say leaders may be interned at a desert post as Guillaume vows to maintain order.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Istiqlal
New York
United Nations
Casablanca
Augustin Guillaume
Guillaume
France
Mrs. Pfeiffer 75 Dies at Residence in Monroe
Mrs. George Pfeiffer 75 died at 10 30 last night at home 1765 15th street after a long illness She was born Emma Stauffacher January 9 1877 in Sylvester Township and married June 8 1905 They operated a restaurant and bakery more than 20 years at the Corner Cafe 1127 16th avenue She was active in Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church WSWS and Faithful Workers class Surviving: two sisters and three brothers all of Monroe Her husband died August 1 1942 Funeral services Saturday 1 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Howard L Orians officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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George Pfeiffer
15Th Street
Emma Stauffacher
Jacob J
Susan Zwickey
Stauffacher
Sylvester Township
16Th Avenue
Snowfall Brings Wintry Scene Amid December Cold
Winter cooled overnight to 27 with heavy snowflakes observed across the area. By midmorning the temperature rose to 34 and then fell again toward the evening as forecasts call for a low near 33 degrees tonight.
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Toomer Ata
Destroyed Chinese Air Force transport crashes near Taipeh
A Chinese Air Force transport crashed into a mountainside near Taipeh on Monday killing 31 people including two women and three children. The disaster was reported from Formosa with confirmation of the fatalities.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Truman Denounces Eisenhower MacArthur Clash Over Korea
President Truman rejects talk of a White House meeting with Eisenhower and MacArthur and labels Eisenhower's Korea pledge demagoguery. He questions MacArthur's reported plans and recalls Wake Island misperceptions while dismissing a joint peace conference as impractical.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Korea
Japan
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John O’connell
Marquette County
O’connell
Boone and Crockett Club
Vilas County
Robert Hunter
Galesville
Aids
Lal
San Francisco Bay
U.N
Milwaukeean
Ike MacArthur
Beth
Leah Feland
Southern
California
Pasadena
WSB Group
NPA
U.S. Navy
By James Marlow
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Morocco
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