Founder October 13 1998 Continuously Under Same Management
The passage notes the founder date October 13 1998 and continuous management under one group. It mentions the Daily Journal absorption in 1927 and lists associations including The Associated Press Inland Dal Pratt and Audit Bureau. It states AP holds exclusive rights to republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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Messes Daily Journal
the Associated Press
Inland
Dal Pratt, Association. Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Leaders Eisenhower MacArthur meet on Korean issue
The article notes optimism about a meeting between Generals Eisenhower and MacArthur to address Korea. It emphasizes their experience, potential to ease tensions, and the political shift toward President-elect Eisenhower handling Far East strategy while Truman steps back.
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Far East
Gen
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Philippines
United Allied
Europe
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
United Nations
Truman
Korea
White House
Safer Winter Driving Rules From National Safety Council
The National Safety Council presents six basic winter driving rules to reduce hazards. Learn road feel by testing brakes slowly away from traffic, slow to conditions, keep windshield clear, use chains on snow and ice, pump brakes to avoid skids, and maintain extra distance. Chains halve stopping distances and boost traction, without chains stopping distance on ice can be many times longer.
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National Safety Council
Council
Vincent Improves After Major Surgery At Madison Hospital
Paul Vincent, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Vincent, who had major surgery at the orthopedic hospital in Madison in October, can now lie on his back briefly each day and awaits visitors and mail.
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Browntown
Paul Vincent
Ross Vincent
Madison
Ten-year recap and local notes from 1927 era
Glider trains carry Axis troops into Africa and David Schreiner earns a spot on Collier’s All-America team. Green County readies nearly 100 teens for selective service. Cadiz sees its first licensed dance hall as 1902 and 1912 memories echo in town events.
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Manston
Orlando
Loomis
Green County
Africa
David Schreiner
Collier
Woodman Hall
Oakley
Cadiz
Monroe
Philo E. Andrews
South Wayne
Union Church
Sunshine
C. E. Shriner
O. Klusing
Rome
Julian Bieniewski
Thomas A. Dempsey
St. Victor’s Church
Deluge of Pleas for Jobs Hits Republican Senators
A flood of letters from job seekers swamps Republican senators seeking federal posts after 20 years in the wilderness. Many writers request about 40 000 postmaster positions now civil service with tenure rules in dispute. Civil Service Commission notes about 95 percent of federal civilian jobs are protected by merit systems.
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Washington
GOP
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Thomas E. Stephens
New York
White House
McCarthy Warns Reds Still Active
Senator Joseph McCarthy warned that Communist thinkers are redoubling efforts to infiltrate the new administration. He rejected claims he would ease his fight, saying the struggle continues until victory or civilization ends. He spoke at a New York testimony dinner where a plaque praised his battle against subversion in high places.
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New York
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Joint Committee Against Communism
McCarthy
Smith Says Korea Only One of Issues
Rep. Lawrence Smith of Wisconsin warns ending the Korea War does not guarantee American troops home and that Korea is part of a broader Southeast Asia problem. He suggests a China Coast blockade as a possible step but says any action involves risk and Kremlin decisions.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Southeast Asia
Lawrence Smith
Smith
Eisenhower
Korea
Russia
China
7Th Fleet
Army Adopts Shorts To Go With Armored Vests In Korea
The Army orders armored shorts for troops in Korea to pair with vests for full torso protection. The shorts weigh four pounds and resemble prize fighters trunks while the eight pound vest protects hips abdomen and groin. The armor uses 12 layers of laminated nylon duck inside a water resistant plastic layer with nylon outer fabric. Demonstrations in Korea show the gear deflects about 65 percent of missiles and cuts chest and upper abdominal wounds by about 60 percent.
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Washington
Army
Korea
St Johns Cadets Invited to Presidential Inauguration
Delafield Wisconsin reports St Johns Military Academy has been invited to send its 32 man corps and Governor Kohlers guard to the Washington inauguration on January 20. The cadets would accompany Gov Kohler.
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Delafield. Wis
St . John’s Military Academy
Washington
Walter Kohler
Eisenhower Aims for Mountaintop White House Retreat
Ike advisers foresee no Williamsburg yacht retreat. He favors economy and recreation with a mountain hideaway near Washington at about 2,500 feet, good fishing water, and a small golf course.
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Uss
Helena
Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Washington
White House
Ike
Christmas Mail Nears Peak Here
Postmaster John J. Burkhard reports outgoing Christmas mail nearing peak while deliveries focus on incoming cards and gifts. Residents should leave lights on until 6 p.m. to aid late carriers and ensure accurate addresses, with guidance on air mail or special delivery for out of state mail.
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John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Milwaukee Gas Light workers threaten walkout over wage dispute
White collar staff at Milwaukee Gas Light Co presented an ultimatum to pursue either strike or arbitration. Local 1 representative Ben Feinberg warned a walkout would be timed to subzero temperatures if the company rejects arbitration. The note cited a wage dispute as the trigger.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Ben Feinberg
United Association of Office
John J. Dolan
Eisenhower Trip Expense Puzzler
The Pentagon leaves unclear how much of President elect Eisenhower and advisers Pacific travel will cost US taxpayers. Officials cite President Truman for transportation during the Korea trip and for staff accompanying Eisenhower. Newsmen and photographers’ billing remains unsettled, possibly at commercial air rates.
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Washington
Pacific
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Pentagon
Korea
Department
Truman
Gen. Eisenres
Helena
Defense
Wisconsin to Share in Gas Test Action
Madison reports the state will participate as oral arguments occur in a Washington appeals court Friday. Deputy Atty. Gen. Stewart Ho neck and Public Service Commission official William E. Torkelson will testify before the U S Court of Appeals. The case challenges the Federal Power Commission decision not to regulate interstate natural gas sales.
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Madison
Washington
Stewart Honeck
William E. Torkelson
Public Service Commission
U. S. Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Bing Crosby Enrolls With Twin Sons in Stockmen Course
Crooner Bing Crosby joins his 18 year old twin sons Dennis and Philip in animal husbandry classes at Washington State College. He appears on the WSC short course for stockmen registration rolls as the Crosby family pursues agriculture degrees.
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Pullman, Wash
Bing Crosby
Washington State College
WSC
Dennis
Philip
Wisconsin Dairy Plant Fieldmen Conference to Meet in Madison
The 1953 annual Wisconsin Dairy Plant Fieldmen's Conference will convene at the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison on February 5 and 6. Plant managers will join fieldmen to discuss milk handling, dairyman conditions, and milk solids payments. Milk quality can improve with careful cow clipping and efficient milk prep.
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Wisconsin Dairy Plant
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Lester Legrid
Wisconsin
Association at Milwaukee
Poultry producers in Milwaukee seek top quality feed to maximize egg or meat production while emphasizing careful flock management to ensure profitable returns.
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Association
Milwaukee
Couple Awarded 45099 in Crash Case Ruling
Mr and Mrs Angus McDonnell were awarded 45099 in a Circuit Court suit for damages after a driverless car struck them June 8 as they watched auto races. McConnell 47 sustained leg injuries and his wife Cora 39 a broken pelvis and fractured legs. Defendants include Joseph Vaughn 25 of Washington Ind Indiana Insurance Co and the Tri State Racing Association which operates the local racing track.
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Angus McDonnell
Clarence Weber
McConnells
McConnell
Cora
Joseph Vaughn
Washington, Ind
Indiana Insurance Co
Tri-State Racing Association Co
Navy Signs 40 Million Contracts With Finmeccanica
Naples Italy The U S Navy signed contracts totaling 40 million dollars with Italian firm Finmeccanica for top of small naval vessels.
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Naples
Italy
U. S. Navy
Finmeccanica
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