Russian UN aide barred from U S on spying suspicions
Nikolai Skvortsov political affairs officer for the U N Security Council has been barred from re entry to the United States on spying suspicions. His superior Konstantin Zinchenko also sailed to Moscow with no return plan.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
United States
Nikolai Skvortsov
Security Council Department
Skvortsov
Constantin E. Zinchenko
Soviet Union
Zinchenko
Evelyn Thaler
Senate
Internal Security
Moscow
General Assembly
Security Council
Mrs Dwyer Jr Killed in Colorado Auto Crash
Mrs Lois J Isely Dwyer wife of Dewey A Dwyer Jr dies in December 13 1952 auto accident near Colorado Springs Sgt Dwyer unharmed. Body sent to Beloit for funeral services and return of her husband with another airman.
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Dewey A. Dwyer
Dewey A. Dwyers
Colorado
Sgt. Dwyer
Dwyer
Lois Jean Isely
Ernest Isely
Beloit
Sgt
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Dwyers
Wallace E. Smith
Ent Air Force Base
Lois J. Dwyer
Dewey A. Dwyer Jr
Suspect Caught In Mass Slaying In Chester Calif
San Francisco police arrest Travis Hall known as Al Foley in Richmond in connection with a mass slaying of Gard Young and three children in Chester. Police say two men in a blue sedan beat and killed Young and children Jean 7 Judy 6 Michael 4 and survivor Sondra Gay Young 3.
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San Francisco
Travis Hall
Richmond
Calif
Bay
Chester
Edward O’haire
Michael Doherty
Hall
al Foley
Gard Young
Plumas County
Westwood
Jean
Judy
Michael Saile
Sondra Gay Young
Envoy Dies in Tokyo Heart Attack Claims Philippine Ambassador
Philippine Ambassador Jose P. Melencio, aged 58, died of a heart attack today at a Tokyo hotel. The death occurred while he was serving as envoy to Japan.
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Tokyo
Philippines
Jose P. Melencio
Benefactor Bequeaths 150000 to Sunday Schools
Miles A Hanson, a 92 year old Sheboygan real estate and insurance broker who had no church connection left 150000 for Sunday School aid. The will provides 50 cent gifts to attending children on the first Sunday of December for 15 years plus keepsakes. After 15 years the remainder goes to Sunday Schools by attendance. Executors are urged to aid tenants to avoid rent increases.
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Sheboygan
Miles A. Hanson
Hanson
Wiota Pioneering telephone operator Christ Wahler dies at 92
Christ Wahler of Wiota dies at St. Clare hospital at age 92 after a long career with the Wiota telephone exchange begun in 1914 with his wife Lena Napstad. He was born in Norway January 17 1860 married May 22 1893 and leaves his widow two daughters seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson funeral home South Wayne.
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Christ Wahler
Wiota
St. Clare Hospital
Norway
Lena Napstad
Viota
Wahlers
Wahler
Helen Erickson
Monroe
Olaf Nysted
Argyle
Donald Nysted
Korea
Hanson Funeral Home
South Wayne
Monticello Purchases 2200 Gallon Fire Tanker
Monticello, Mt Pleasant, and Washington Townships buy a 2200 gallon tanker to boost rural water on fire runs. The 1946 FWD tractor-trailer will be kept in the Main Street stone building and manned by fire company members. It will accompany fire trucks where water supply is inadequate.
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Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Main Street
Ure
Four Miners Die in Ky Coal Mine Fire
Four miners were reported killed and one missing in a burning coal mine 26 miles from Salyersville Kentucky today.
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Salyersville
Truman Tirade Ends Last Hopes Of Friendly Shift
Source says Truman's demagoguery statement deeply wounded ties with Eisenhower and ended any chance of cordial future meetings. Eisenhower, bound for New York after Hawaii, aims to push Korea policy with advisers while MacArthur may be consulted. Cabinet friction hints at strain above, but transfer remains orderly.
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Truman
Don Whitehead
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Hawaii
New York City
Korea
Marine Air Terminal
LaGuardia Field
Commodore Hotel
New York
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
R-Mass
Joseph M. Dodge
Release Sought For Ailing POWs
In Geneva the League of Red Cross societies executive committee urged both sides in the Korean war to immediately repatriate sick and wounded prisoners without awaiting resumed armistice talks. Only the Soviet Union and Communist China opposed the resolution proposed by Countess of Limerick.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
Soviet Union
China
Countess of Limerick
Wholesale Price Index Drops for Week
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a weekly fall in wholesale prices led by cattle lambs live poultry and cotton with eggs fruits and vegetables posting sharper declines. The overall index fell 0.4 percent to 190.6 percent of the 1947-49 average driven chiefly by a 2 percent drop in farm products.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Warning on Bike Lighting at Night and Riding Rules
Officials warned that every bicycle must have lights after dark and obey traffic rules. Bicycles must halt at stop signs use hand signals and stay in traffic lanes under city ordinances to reduce danger on slippery streets.
William J. Elmer 74 Dies in New Glarus
William J. Elmer 74 died unexpectedly after a heart attack while en route to a physician. He lived east of New Glarus before moving to town and was an employee of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad. Survived by widow Sarah Hoesly a daughter Mrs Henry W Hefty a granddaughter Mrs E J Bligard a great granddaughter two brothers Oswald and Matt and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with Zentner funeral home officiated by Rev Lynn F B Tschudy. Born November 21 1878 in New Glarus he was the son of Pantratius and Sybilla Legler Elmer. His marriage occurred September 27 1898 at New Glarus. Preceded in death by his parents a brother John Casper a brother Beat and a sister in infancy.
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New Glarus
William J. Elmer
Elmer
D-X
Zentner Funeral Home
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Mr. Elmer
Pantratius
Sybilla Legler Elmer
Sarah Hoesly
Chicago, Milwaukee, and
E. J. Bligard
East Haven
Conn
Oswald
Matt
Madison
John Casper
Beat
South Koreans Take Little Nori After Hill Assault
South Korean troops seized Little Nori Hill near the Imjin River about 40 miles north of Seoul after repeated clashes with Communist forces. The peak changed hands for the sixth time as Reds renewed attacks despite Allied artillery and U S Patton tanks support.
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Seoul
Little Nori Hill
Republic of Korea
Big Nori
Imjin
Little Nori
ROK
Roks
Winter Holds Firm As Temperatures Sink Near 15
Cold spell persists with highs only around 27 and light snow flurries. Forecasters expect the night temperature to dip toward 15 as a brisk wind continues.
Gridiron Dinner May Hint at Senate Leader Choice
At a Gridiron Club dinner in Washington Senators Bridges and Taft will discuss Senate organization and leadership. Also invited are cabinet nominees Brownell and Humphrey. Bridges faces pressure after Taft criticized Durkin for labor secretary post, pushing Bridges as a compromise leader candidate.
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Washington
Senate
Sens. Bridges
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
George Humphrey
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Brownell
Humphrey
Bridges
New Hampshire
Martin P. Durkin
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Makers Meet
Monroe city attorney Arthur C. Benkett told the 14th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association gathering at Turner hall that every factory and every producer share a common stake. He urged solidarity, noting farm prosperity links to the dairy industry and Monroe’s reliance on their success.
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Monroe
Arthur C. Benkett
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Patent ruling upheld Kraft Swiss process patents
Merrill Richardson said the U S Patent Office upheld its January 1950 action granting Kraft Foods Co patents on findless Swiss processes. Atty Gen Thomson's office has the ruling. no public announcement yet. The state suit to vacate the patents remains ongoing and does not affect the Madison federal case where Kraft accuses Walther Dairy Products of infringement, with the association as a defendant.
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Madison
Kraft
Walther Dairy Products Co
Richardson
State dairy association outlines efforts and finances
Albert H. Stoldt, president, urged a stronger organization while Fred Galli presented a $20,022.39 expense total for the year ending Oct 31 1952. The group cited cooperation with cheese makers, legal services for members, and efforts on Swiss cheese lab research and marketing.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Albert H. Stoldt
Fred Galli
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Merrill Richardson
Madison
Associated Women of the
Farm Bureau
State Department
Don Wilkinson
Promotion Department
Alice
Dairyland
Beverly Ann Steffen
Appleton
Cub Reporter and Wife Dine with Eisenhower in Hawaii
In Kaneohe Hawaii cub reporter Gordon Morse and his wife Jo Ann joined President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles for a long dinner aboard the cruiser Helena. Jo Ann Morse had written to Eisenhower offering a home cooked meal.
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Kaneohe
Hawaii
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Gordon Morse
Jo Ann
Morse
Honolulu Advertiser
Eisenhower
Helena
Korea
Morses
Haley Realtor Haley Dies in Madison at 44
Earl D. Haley 44 of 131 Langdon Street Madison died unexpectedly after a heart attack at St. Clare hospital where he had been a medical patient since Tuesday He was a member of the Haley real estate and insurance family and led John C Haley and Sons since 1934 He is survived by his wife Velma a daughter Marcia three brothers Harry B John W and Merrill Jr and two sisters Mrs F S Stuhler Monticello Ia and Mrs B F Sweet Spring Hill Ala Funeral arrangements are pending at Fitch Lawrence funeral home Madison
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Earl D. Haley
Langdon Street
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Haley
John C. Haley and Sons
Central High School
School of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Haley
Velma
Marcia
Harry B
John W
Merrill Jr
F. S. Stuhler
Monticello
B. F. Sweet
Spring Hill
Ala
Fitch-Lawrence Funeral Home
Hog quarantine clamps Milwaukee Waukesha areas
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture ordered a temporary quarantine banning the movement of swine and pork products in four of six townships in Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties. The New Berlin area and Brookfield Muskego Wauwatosa Greenfield and Franklin are affected to curb vesicular disease. Swine movement to slaughter is also restricted.
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Madison P
Milwaukee
Waukesha
State Department of Agriculture
Department
New Berlin
Waukesha County
Brookfield
Muskego
Wauwatosa
Greenfield
Franklin
Milwaukee County
Eisenhower Wins 1952 Victory With 6 616 233 Margin
General Dwight D. Eisenhower defeats Adlai Stevenson for president by 6,616,233 votes as 61,547,861 ballots are counted nationwide. Official electoral tally shows 442 to 89 in favor of Eisenhower with 39 states carried. Congress to count electors Jan. 6 before Eisenhower takes office Jan. 20.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Congress
Gen
New York
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Idaho
Massachusetts
Michigan
Oklahoma
Utah
Arizona
Minnesota
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Rockford Detective Die s in Indiana Crash
Clarence Niles a 50 year old Rockford Ill private detective died from fatal injuries Friday after a collision five miles west of Michigan City Indiana on U S 20. Investigating others Howard Wysong 27 and Thomas Langton 28 were critically injured.
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Michigan City
Ind
Clarence Niles
Rockford
Ill
U. S
Howard Wysong
Thomas Langton
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Valentin A. Gubitchev
Judith Coplon
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Gubitchev
Dwyer Jr
Monroe Airman
Stricken
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Nuuanu Pass
Oahu Island
Waikiki Beach
Tony
Tanga
Kendall
Fla
Miami
Alton Freeman
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
W.j.elmer
South Koreans
Long
Andrew Tschudy
Dale Merriam
Darlington
Fred Pauli
Basco
Conrad Stauffacher
Monroe High School
Owen Hefty
Allan F. Barnard Jr
Cub
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