Wiley Warns U N to Purge Subversives or Lose Funds
Senator Wiley urged the United Nations to remove spies and subversives from its staff or face loss of American funding. He spoke as a senator and future chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warning that U S taxpayers fund the secretariat and that the U N must tighten security or risk funding cuts. He emphasized that many risks come from within the U N staff, including U S citizens, and pressed for concrete action before Congress.
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Wiley
United Nations
U. N
Senate
Congress
State Department
Acheson
United States
Secretariat
Moscow
Double Parking Hazard Slows Monroe Traffic
In the holiday season driving becomes riskier due to dim light and bad weather. Double parking by passenger cars and trucks blocks streets, causing slow traffic and skid collision risks, especially during icy pavement periods in Monroe's business district.
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Monroe
Few Head Job Offers For 1953 Legislature
Madison reports difficulty in recruiting clerical staff for the 1953 Legislature with 31 clerks 27 stenographers seven typists and 30 messengers needed. Only 56 applications received. Wages range from 5 to 7 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Bureau of Personnel
Barley and Oats Thrive in Cold Climates Beyond Wheat
The note explains that barley and oats can be cultivated in climates too cold for wheat, expanding viable grain options. It underscores regional adaptability and crop diversification for growers.
Dec 13 1942 burns and dances headline heavy toll in St Johns
Old time barn blaze and ensuing panic at a December 13 1942 St Johns Newfoundland dance claimed 100 lives and left 100 injured as emergency crews battled the flames amid chaotic scenes.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Munda
New Georgia Island
Solomons
George C. Steinmann
Monticello
Amison R. Soper
New Glarus Township
Father Tom’s Prohibition Clash with Governor Dow
This extract recalls Father Tom Beecher, famed preacher and columnist, who debated Maine prohibition with Governor Neal Dow in 1880. It recounts Beecher’s imagined interview and his anti liquor stance, noting the nation’s slow discovery of his views, as preserved in 1879–1883 scrapbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mark Twain
Father Tom
Maine
Neal Dow
Tom
Dow
Beecher
U S Rejects All Bids for Greendale Project
The Public Housing Administration rejected all bids for 2 284 acres of land and a shopping center in Greendale Wisconsin near Milwaukee. The top land bid was 470 000 from Zielinski Development Co Milwaukee and 12 bids for the shopping center ranged from 182 111 to 43 122.
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Washington
Public Housing Administration
Greendale
Wis
Milwaukee
Greenbelt
Greenhills
Zielinski Development Co
A. N. P. Realty Co
Cole and Solomon
Chicago
Manitowoc Missionary Named as New Bishop
Manitowoc reports that Thomas Danehy, a Maryknoll Catholic missionary in Bolivia since 1939, has been elevated from monsignor to bishop by Pope Pius XII and will hold his diocesan seat at Pita Bolivia. The announcement was relayed to his mother Mrs Thomas J Danehy on Friday.
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Manitowoc
Thomas J. Danehy
Thomas
Bolivia
Danehy
Maryknoll Order
Pita
Christmas Season Of Spiritual Thaw
New York column argues Christmas should be spontaneous not over organized. It condemns shoppers who preplan and price gifts, urging warmth and kindness over calculated gestures and mailed New Year cards. The piece urges letting friendships be heartfelt, not catalogued signals.
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New York
Brodhead YMCA Group Sells Trees For Team Suits
The Friendly Indians YMCA group in Brodhead funds basketball uniforms by cutting and selling Christmas trees. Ages 10 to 12 handle the work with Billy Hahn driving to sales sites in town. Proceeds go to buy suits. trees include Scotch Pine Jack Pine Red Pine and Balsam.
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Brodhead
Friendly Indians
Billy Hahn
James Allen
Art and
Chuck
Independent Register
Danny Markham
Billy
Requartte Hahn
Christmas Tree Woods
Hans
William Hahn
Green County Board
Oscar N. Johnsons
Monroe
Kitchen Fire Claims Life of Oconto Resident Axel Carlson
Axel Carlson aged 79 died after a Friday night kitchen blaze gutted his home. He suffered third degree burns over about ninety percent of his body and died at a hospital several hours later.
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Axel Carlson
Canine Narcotics Agent Mickey Nets Opium Cache in Chinatown Raid
In San Francisco Chinatown a black sedan's four agents and a dog named Mickey raid a tenement, sniffing doors until finding opium and thousands of dollars. Mickey, a trained Bureau of Narcotics dog, has logged hundreds of thousands in seized drugs and rests now with Douglas Gon in Sunnyside Long Island.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Mickey
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau
Sam Gon
Ace Special Narcotics
Mr. Gon
Horatio Alger
Samson
Douglas
Douglas Mickey
Douglas Gon
New York City
Sunnyside
Long Island
4-H Tractor School Held At Richland Center
A one day tractor maintenance meeting for area 4-H leaders was held at Richland Center yesterday to set up the 1953 4-H tractor school programs. Attendees included Walter Brunkow Don Timm Burleigh Bartlett and Leslie F Huber assistant county agricultural agent.
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Richland Center
Walter Brunkow
Don Timm
Burleigh Bartlett
Leslie F. Huber
New Members Janet and Kathryn Rufer Listed
Two new residents named Janet Lee Rufer born Aug 8 1948 and Kathryn Louise Rufer born Aug 18 1949 are recorded as new members living on Route 1 in Argyle.
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Roger Arthur Vickers
South Wayne
George Thomas Keen
Jean Victoria Lingg
Browntown
Sally Mae Kubly
John Carl Wirth
Monticello
Philip Ralph Peterson
17Th Avenue
Terry William May
7Th Street
John Henry Haesler III
Argyle
Werner Ervin Haur
Gary Lee Sweetwood
Adams Street
North
Chicago
Janet Lee Rufer
Kathryn Louise Rufer
Monticello Raises 290 for Salvation Army Fund Drive
Monticello and surrounding rural areas pooled 290.65 dollars for the 1952 Salvation Army drive. Frederick S. Voegels chaired locally with Lawrence G. Marty as treasurer and H. A. Becker, George Grenzow, and Mrs. Ivan Wichser on the committee. Twenty percent stays in the local treasury, the rest goes to Milwaukee for state needs. House to house canvass included Mrs. Leo Gempeler and a long list of volunteers led by Mines. Irving Eicharis t and others assisted.
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Monticello
Frederick S. Voegels
Lawrence G. Marty
H. A. Becker
George Grenzow
Ivan Wichser
Milwaukee
Leo Gempeler
American Legion Auxiliary
Irving Eicharist
William Elliott
Clarence Blumer
Joe Blumer
Jack Hoskins
R. W. Karlen
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Thomas Runkle Sr
C. M. Stauffer
Ray Root
Arthur Steadtler
Frederick Wirth
R. W. Woelffer
Farm Management Class To Be Tuesday
The second in a series of farm management meetings will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday at the high school. Prof P E McNall from the University of Wisconsin will discuss factors affecting farm income based on Wisconsin farm studies. Sponsored by the county agricultural extension and Monroe school vocational department.
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Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Milwaukee
Richard T. Eley
University of Wisconsin
Knights of Pythias Hall
Woman's Club
Universalist Church
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Orangeville
P. E. McNall
Wisconsin
County Agricultural Extension and Vocational Agricultural Department
Monroe School
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Invitation
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Street or RB. F. D. Postoffice Date of birth Age last birthday
The entry lists inmate identifiers with fields for street or rural route box number, a post office date of birth and age as of the last birthday, indicating a census or registry record. It consolidates location, postal route, and age data for record keeping.
American Swiss Trading Slowed in Dairy Markets
The State Department of Agriculture reports American cheese prices barely steady to weak with declines around half a cent per pound. Trading was at a standstill and supplies offered freely. Swiss markets showed weakness with light demand and trade, offerings ranging from ample to adequate and prices down as much as two cents. Butter markets stayed steady to barely steady.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Chief Backs Christmas Seals Drive
Allan B. Kline president of the American Farm Bureau Federation urges support for the tuberculosis Christmas Seals sale. He says detection and treatment have advanced through nationwide efforts and asks farm people to buy Seals to aid TB control through the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association and its 63 local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Parent
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
WATA
Collision injures sheriff's department vehicle and car
A crash about 4 p.m. at an intersection half a mile west of Browntown caused heavy damage to a sheriff's department truck and a car. Eddie Butts of Woodford drove the truck while Curtis J. Lyne of Shullsburg drove the car after losing control on ice.
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Sheriff's Department
Browntown
Eddie Butts
Woodford
Curtis J. Lyne
Shullsburg
Traffic Deaths Down in County Report 11 Months
State motor vehicle safety division shows Green County with 4 deaths versus 8 last year, while Lafayette and Dane show increases. Iowa and Rock counties report six and 21 deaths respectively this year. state total hits 813 for the 11 months, Pedestrian deaths at 142, with November 83 fatalities including 11 pedestrians. Appleton Fond du Lac Manitowoc and Wausau avoid traffic deaths among cities over 25,000.
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Green County
State Motor Vehicle Department Safety Division
Lafayette County
Dane County
Iowa County
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Manitowoc
Wausau
Brodhead Adult Farm Classes Open With Weekly Sessions
The Adult Farmers group began a series of weekly meetings led by vocational agriculture teacher Robert Keer. The sessions cover farm management topics such as income tax and farm law and are open to any interested farmer in the area. the next meeting is set for next Wednesday.
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Brodhead
Robert Keer
Nylon Sid Denies Involvement In Moroccan Piracy Case
Sidney Paley a 35 year old American businessman known as Nylon Sid in North Africa denied any part in a June Mediterranean piracy incident in which 3000 cases of American cigarettes were seized at gunpoint from a Dutch ship in Tangier International Zone Morocco.
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Tangier
International Zone
Morocco
Sidney Paley
North Africa
Mediterranean
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