Kohler Blames Agencies for Missing Budget Help
Milwaukee Governor Walter Kohler criticized state department heads for not proposing lower budget requests and warned of a tightening belt as the surplus shrinks. He cited federal aid as a factor and pressed for restraint while defending the unemployment and employment services budgets and college expenditures.
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Milwaukee
Walter Kohler
University Club
Kohler
Madison
University of Wisconsin
U. S
Wisconsin
Harry Lippart
State Employment Service
Monroe Chamber names 1953 committees and co chairmen
Milton K. Johnson announces standing and special committees for 1953 Monroe Chamber of Commerce. Co chairmen named for banquet program Paul E. Baltzer and Dr. Nathan E. Bear. membership drive to be led by W. R. Schuetze and Harry J. Bellahan. Harold S. Haworth to head Farmers Night.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Milton K. Johnson
Paul E. Baltzer
Nathan E. Bear
W. R. Schuetze
Harry J. Bellahan
Harold S. Haworth
Otto J. Steinman
L. J. Schroeder
Alvin Moritz
W. L. Dodge
Sherman H. Dearth
Robert J. Tracy
Arthur C. Benkett
H. A. Stuessy
Roger L. Elmer
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Ben F. Feldt
Robert Tschudy
Rudolph P. Reger
Kenneth W. Stuart
R. J. Myers
Bellahan
J. Walter Donovan
F. Earl Lamboley
L. L. Lamboley
Joseph B. Huber
Frank J. Kubly
Joseph C. Dearth
W. C. Bender
Howard P. Olsen
J. F. Caradine
Harold H. Snively
J. Bernard Lee
American Opportunity
John A. MacMartin
Walter L. Day
G. A. Harms
Robert L. Rote
R. W. Blaha
Joseph D. Viney
O. L. Hare
Stanley W. Howe
Clarence F. Kempfert
William Rees
Glenn P. Ude
Don Lovelace
Lloyd F. Marty
G. W. Perrigo
Robert E. Tschudy
Robert B. Trumpy
Harold J. Blum
DPA Boosts Civilian Steel Use To Lift Production
The Defense Production Administration authorized auto and other civilian manufacturers to use up to 70 percent of their pre Korean War steel rate. This exceeds the previous postwar high and follows assurances of ample steel supply as government rationing continues.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
Scout Fund Drive Lagging Reports Won’t Finish Goal
Less than half of the $2,430 goal for the Boy Scout fund canvass has been reported. Rodney O. Kittelsen announced the drive is behind with $1,020 in. The canvass was mistaken as two drives due to a calendar change, but it ends January 1. Attendees included Clifford M. Fritz Roy F. Koenig L. A. Koenig and Harry Miller.
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Boy Scout Fund
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Commercial and Savings Bank
Kittelsen
E. B. Griffith
Judges to swap posts in Wisconsin transfer
Circuit Judge Henry A. Detling and Sheboygan County Judge F. H. Schlicting will exchange jobs on January 5. Detling did not seek re election to his circuit post while Schlicting ran and was elected. Governor will appoint a county judge to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Henry A. Detling
Sheboygan
F. H. Schlicting
Detling
Schlicting
NATO nations trim outlay for defense to 239 million
NATO members agreed to spend 239.6 million dollars in 1953 on airports and other long term defenses against the Soviet threat. The sum is about half of the 428 million dollars Gen. Matthew Ridgway had urged as a minimum. Rene Pleven announced the reduced figure after a four day NATO Council debate. The decision came shortly before the meeting's end as weather permitted work. Field Marshal Viscount Alexander stated that Admiral Lord Mountbatten will head NATO Mediterranean naval and air forces in time of war.
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Paris
Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
Rene Pleven
NATO Council
Viscount Alexander
Britain
Lord Mountbatten
NATO
Sawyer argues oversea aid waste and calls for reform
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer reports from a 10 country Europe trip that U. S. aid has saved Europe but warns against the sprawling administrative structure. He urges private investment and increased trade, a State Department led coordination, and tariffs lowered to boost European commerce without hurting U.S. economic fiber.
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Washington
Sawyer
United States
Europe
U. S. Aid Administration
Truman
U. S
Western
Italy
Greece
Britain
R. A. B. Butler
State Department
Three Youths Held On Induction Charges
Milwaukee federal court heard indictments of Wayne E. Nelson 21 Endeavor Marquette County and William R. Schlueter Campbellsport Fond du Lac County for felony evading military induction. Vernon L. Pearson 22 West Bend was bound over with $1000 bond after a preliminary hearing.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Vernon L. Pearson
West Bend
Floyd Jenkins
Wayne E. Nelson
Endeavor
Marquette County
William R. Schlueter
Campbellsport
Fond du Lac Coun
Las
Siamese twins surgically separated in historic operation
In Chicago the 15 month old Brodie twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee were separated in a 12 hour 40 minute operation. Rodney showed better survival odds and was conscious while Roger Lee remained in shock and precarious. Doctors said Roger Lee would likely not develop collateral brain circulation. Parents Royt and his wife were present as the first successful separation of its kind with two prior attempts failing.
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Chicago
Eric Oldberg
Department of
Neurology
University of Illinois
Rodney Dee
Oldberg
Rodney
Roger Lee
Neuro-Psychiatric Institute
Royt Brodie
Moline
Brodie
Chinese Threaten Yuletide in Seoul
Reports say Chinese Reds threaten to spend Christmas in Seoul and blast carols from loudspeakers. Broadcast in English French and Korean, the messages include surrender appeals and threats tied to Allied lines. Carols reportedly echo Bing Crosby Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald records.
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Seoul
Bing Crosby
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Eisenhower MacArthur hold Korea peace talk at Dulles home
President-elect Eisenhower and Gen MacArthur met for a 2 hour 15 minute lunch at John Foster Dulles’s home to discuss peace in Korea and the world. Neither disclosed agreement or details though both called it a profitable reunion and friendship renewed after six years. Eisenhower plans upcoming talks with GOP leaders on inflation and domestic and foreign issues.
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New York
Eisenhower
Gen
MacArthur
House of Representatives
GOP
Congress
Senate
Manhattan
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Dulles
Wisconsin Telephone plans $40 million stock issue
Madison officials report the Wisconsin Telephone Co received PSC approval to issue 40 million dollars in common stock. Proceeds will fund construction work.
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Madison
Wisconsin Telephone Co
PSC
Christmas Stocking Drive Seeks Donations in Monroe
Christmas Stocking fund committee plans to aid Monroe residents with Santa’s visit next week. Helpers appeal for money, clothing, and food. urgent needs include a used baby stroller doll buggy and a boy's bicycle. Items can be left at committee homes or library Green room by Tuesday morning. calls about gifts are requested. Girl Scouts from troops 1 12 and 14 decorate baskets in the library and assist with packing on Tuesday.
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Christmas Stocking Fund
Monroe
Santa Claus
Allie Holtshopple
Alvin Kubly
Patricia Amos
Betty Baker
Janet Beckman
Carla Dallman
Barbara Haworth
Ctaae Scherer
A Studer
Anempson
Rena Thorp
Carolyn Benkert
Judith Germann
Marilyn Kubly
Patricia Liechti
Karen Miller
Carol Peterson
Faye Stauffacher
Carol Wolfe
Patty Miller
Carol Lux
Penny Haberman
Vicki Foley
Diana Weeks
Beverly My
Pupils Plan Yuletide Programs In Monroe Schools
Christmas parties and programs are set across Monroe public schools before vacation. East South North and Lincoln pupils decorate classroom trees and perform for parents and fellow students. High school students stage Dickens Christmas Carol and the Orchesis group presents The Juggler of Notre Dame for parents. St Victor’s hosts a Knights of Columbus party with Santa. West and third graders prepare carols and plays for the shut ins.
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Monroe
East
South
North
Lincoln
R. W. Witt
James Goetz
Scrooge
Kim Kindschi
Little Tim
Lincoln Gym
Grace Anderson
St. Victor’s School
Knights of Columbus
Santa Claus
East School
Munch
Two Major Searches Underway for Naperville Tots
Naperville Illinois police and volunteers press on in a large scale search for two missing children believed to be in the vicinity. About 1,000 people joined efforts with 25 Naperville and nearby town officers leading a sweep of buildings and grounds within a ten mile radius.
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Naperville
Ill
Iungrounds
North
Cen
USDA Testing Plan For Inoculating Cow With Own Insecticide
The Agriculture Department reports it is testing a method to inject livestock with lindane insecticide so that insects feeding on the animal's blood are killed. The plan aims to have the chemical circulate systemically after injection, offering internal protection for cows and other farm animals.
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USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
December 26 Holiday Postal Plan to Limit Rural Delivery
Postmaster John J. Burkhard awaits Washington confirmation of a Post Office Department plan to keep partial mail service in cities on December 26 while suspending rural deliveries. The day after Christmas will see partial service with Christmas temporary workers handling most mail duties and regular staff taking compensatory time off. Two city carriers and three rural routes will contribute as needed to move gift parcels.
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John J. Burkhard
Post Office Department
Washington
Mediator Enters Quad Cities Newspaper Labor Tieup
Federal mediator R. E. Hall entered talks for a possible weekend negotiation between AFL printers and four Quad Cities newspapers. About 125 ITU workers walked out against the Moline Dispatch Rock Island Argus and Davenport Times and Democrat, with non joining pressmen and stereotyper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Ill
AFL
Quad Cities
R. E. Hall
Des Moines
AFL International Typgraphical Trrion
Moline Dispatch
Rock Island Argus
Davenport
Times and Democrat
ITU
Kiwanis and Chamber Plan Monday Children's Party
The Monroe Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce sponsor a children's Christmas Party at 1 30 p m Monday in the Monroe theater for rural youngsters. More than 2 000 tickets are distributed through the graded schools. A two and a half hour show will feature cartoons and a guest appearance.
Federal-State Insurance Setup Would Pay Bills
President Truman's Health Commission proposed a broad federal state plan to fund voluntary prepayment medical plans for all. About 1.5 billion dollars annually from OASI and welfare funds would cover those unable to pay, with others paying premiums.
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Washington
Truman
Special Health Commission
American Medical Association
AMA
Louis H. Bauer
Hempstead
N. Y
The
Commission
Department of Health and Security
Hottest Sabre Ace Bags Ninth Red Jet
In a North Korea air battle, Lt. James F. Low of Sausalito shot down another MIG fighter. The U S Fifth Air Force reported the veteran ace achieved his ninth victory in two tours of combat.
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Sabre
Seoul
America
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
James F. Low
Sausalito
Tatas Ae Oe
Todey
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U.S
Employment Service
Industrial Commission
Paul Raushenbush
Raushenbush
C. Committee
Baltzer
Bear Head
DPA
Ophelia Tschudy
19Th Avenue
Otto Kubly-Tschudy
Miss Tschudy
Wise Men
Bethlehem
W. C. Rust
Clifford M. Fritz
Roy F. Koenig
L. A. Koenig
Harry Miller
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
Ridgway
Bulletin Chicago
Truman Group
9Th Street
Times
Mediator
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