Remembering Mrs Bradshaw and Red China
The editorial laments the Bradshaw family's mistreatment in Chinese prisons and urges U N diplomacy to bar Red China from full UN membership. It critiques freedom limitations and calls for condemning authorities involved while urging memory of their case in international talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Bradshaw
Meree Brenna Times
Red China
Bradshaw
Peiping
Geneva
Heiping
Bradshaws
Remberto
Society of World Nations
United Nations Organization
U. N
General Assembly
United Nations
Associated Press
Eden reshuffles cabinet prompt mixed reaction in Britain
In Britain this week Prime Minister Eden reshuffled his cabinet with Macmillan moved to chancellor and Selwyn Lloyd named as successor. Washington welcomed the change, while critics cite indecision on Middle East policy and the need for strong foreign leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Edens
Britain
Washington
Macmilan
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Geneva
Paris
Middle East
Sir Anthony
Eden
Lloyd
YY Butler
Brooks
Monroe Christmas hum along with winter memories
A collage of past Christmases and local notes from Monroe recalls events from 1945 to 1950. Headlines note high school basketball wins, personnel changes, statehood discussions, Patton burial plans, new Chamber of Commerce directors, and regional deaths and business deals.
Yuletide TV Programs Highlight Santa Claus Theme
UMARLES MERCER notes Christmas TV and radio offerings center on hopeful stories. He cites CBS Navy Log tales about a World War II officer and a daring sand bucket mission, plus reflections on Britain's Middle East influence and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umarles Mercer
New York
Santa Claus
Xbcry
Sam Gallo
Navy Log
Cbs-Tv
Navy
England
Normandy
States
D-Day
Orangeville and area social notes reflect holiday travel and family gatherings
Mary Ann Hitemen visits Freeport grandparents as Mrs. C. W. Emrick attends a Monroe DAR meeting. Elsie Pinnow plans a Christmas trip to East Liverpool with Ed Anderson and Harley Pinnow's family. Several families from Orangeville and Freeport announce Christmas visits, trips to Florida and Wisconsin, and gatherings at Rock Falls and Sterling, with farm and social club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Emrick
DAR
Monroe
Elsie Pinnow
Ed Anderson
Chicago
Martin Veach
Myrtle Hoot
Orangeville
Charles Hoot
Gaylord Emrick
Steven
Elwyn Hoot
Freeport
Clark Hoot
Rock Falls
Roy Wagner
Wil Haupt
Gladys Fuhrmark
Earl Dittmar
Glen Geiter
Ray Geiter
Leslie
Virginia Reinebach
Glenn Geiter
Ramona Palmer
Esther Wells
Ellen Goodhart
Milton Moore
Roy Ruff
Delbert Stabenow
Grant
Palmer Home
Paul Olson
David
J. Martin Dorst
Mary Dorst
Grenebush
Wis
Leo Rusk
Boscobel
Joe V. Staskal
Ernest Abbuehl
Mendota
Glen Bolender
Johnson backs soil bank idea in 1956 farm bill
Rep. Lester R. Johnson of Wisconsin says a soil bank plan may be included in the 1956 farm legislation. He supports the concept of taking land out of production for grass or trees with payments per acre but opposes using diverted land for grazing. Johnson notes Secretary Benson now favors the idea, cites a Senate likely to adopt it, and cites a poll showing dairy farmers favor production payments and quotas. Wisconsin cash receipts fell to 821.711 million in the first ten months, while net farm income per farm dropped from 3596 in 1951 to 2666 in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Powers Washington
Lester R. Johnson
D-Wis
Congress
Johnson
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agricuture
Benson
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Agriculture Department
Holiday visitors and local student schedules in Weyauwega
Brodhead by Miss Grace Marsh lists residents and guests over Christmas including Mr and Mrs Stanley Wraight in Indianapolis and Pvt Richard Hale at Ft. Lee. Whitewater, Luther College and University of Wisconsin students are home for recess. Walter Kamp becomes Weyauwega mayor to fill an interim vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wraight
Frank
Indianapolis
Will Hintz
Gilbert
Dale Ronnenburg
Great Lakes
Ill
Richard Hale
Ft. Lee
William Reigle
Clara Hunder
Waukegap
Stuart Barkley
Louisville
D.L. Collins
St. Joseph
Whitewater State College
Kathryn Schmerse
Rani Stencel
William Schrader
Robert Matzke
Jeannette Stuessy
Ruth Blackford
Maribeth Riese
Clifford Anderson
Clarence Hoesly
Ruby K
Santa and the Dumbiddy Escapes the Gimme Dwarf
Santa in disguise helps Beanie and the other Gimme Children escape the dungeon of endless gold. The Gimme Dwarf lures with wealth but Santa reveals a stronger spirit than greed. Beanie leads the children to the chimney while Santa locks the door and they flee upstairs to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Beanie
Santa T
Beanie Clears a Chimney Run with Santa and Missing Clay Man
Beanie gathers four children from Gimme House for a chimney run with Santa Claus. As they prepare to depart, Santa discovers a small clay man left behind in the dungeon vault. Beanie urges escape, while Santa insists on recovering the tiny figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanie
Gimme House
Santa Claus
Santa
Dr. Carl Becker Dies in Madison
Dr. Carl M. Becker 48, Freeport native and Town medical school graduate, died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Madison Wisconsin after ending his practice last March due to a heart attack. He served in World War II from August 1942 to January 1948 with postings in Alaska and the Asiatic and Pacific theaters. He is survived by his wife Pearl Quam of Detroit and a daughter and two sons. Services will be held tomorrow at Burke Tubbs Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Becker
Veterans Administation Hospital
Madison
Wis
Burke-Tubbs
Freeport
Becker
University of Town Medical School
Louis G. Voigt
Voigt
Firefighter dies in refinery blast at United Oil plant
A wartime explosion at the United Oil Refining Co plant in Warren Pennsylvania killed one firefighter and left four to five others injured after a blaze was found at 3 40 am. The blast collapsed a wall at the refinery filter house following the early morning fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pireman
Warren
United Oil Refining Co
Mrs FDR joins plea for Christmas amnesty for Red leaders
New York report says two signers including Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt petition President Eisenhower to grant Christmas amnesty to 16 Communists jailed under the Smith Act. They urge commutation to time served, arguing they oppose Communist philosophy yet value democracy and claim trials occurred in a cold war hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Lausche enters Ohio Senate race for 1968 primary
Gov. Frank J. Lausche ends speculation by announcing he will seek the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Ohio at the May 8 primary. The 60 year old pol says little, while rival Sen. George H. Bender notes he remains the sitting senator and hints Lausche could not easily unseat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Lausche
George H. Bender
Washington
Bender
Senate
State Tax Structure Reforms Sought in Wisconsin
Public Expenditure Survey board members warn 1956 will be a high tax year for Wisconsin with county property taxes rising 1.60 per capita and local boosts from city and school taxes. They urge spending cuts and tax reform as state aids fail to offset local tax increases. Gasoline taxes are cited as not curbing county and city tax hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mausdun Opectai
Public Expenditure Survey of
Wisconsin
Sailor Bowles Found Dead Aboard Freighter Docked Here
Leonard Niles Bowles a 31 year old deckhand and native of Coalfork West Virginia was found dead in his bunk on the freighter John A Kling which is drydocked for winter The coroner said Bowles apparently smoked in bed and a spark ignited the clothing causing suffocation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Leonard Niles Bowles
Coalfork
W. Va
John A. Kling
Theodore Teitgen
Bowles
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Ickes
Hawaii
George S. Patton Jr
Luxembourg
Third Army
Battle of the Bulge
Retail Bureau of
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William K. Bauman
LaVerne C. Gallitz
Harry J. Bellahan
Harold E. Scherer
Earl R. Johnson
Fred Kaderly
Fred W. Stoll
Dakota
Sarah Pryce
Albany
Boulder
Colo
Charles K. Harris
LaPorte
Ind
Hoover
Taft
la Crosse
George Marble
Ft. Scott
Kas
Tribune
Sunshine Girls
Universalist Church
Herman Fritz Jr
New Lincoln School
Monroe Business Institute
Bany High School
Armory
J. C. Penn
Smith Masonic Lodge
Chicago Clearinghouse
Justus Avery Sutherland
Sylvester
T. C. Hefty
B. F. Kundert
New Glarus
Kundert
Fred Klossner
Peter Stauffacher
J. D. Soseman
Janesville
W. H. Hyde
Hyde
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Glen E. Bolender
Mary Ann Hitemen
Br. ‘and
Dre
J. 0. Shaffer
Brodhead
Miss Grace Marsh
Weyauwega
Walter Kamp
William Tessen
Santa and the Dumbiddy
Zenith
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Greiner
Carl Becker
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