Wiley Says Eisenhower Can Take Steps On Korea
Sen Wiley confident there are effective steps the incoming President can take toward solving the Korean sit uation. He notes foreign policy remains executive domain and the new program will extend beyond Korea to other global trouble spots.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Eisenhower
White House
Korea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Wisconsin
New York
United Nations
General Assembly
Kremlin
Tobacco Men Uphold Marketing Controls
The Agriculture Department reports a burley tobacco quota referendum on Nov 22 shows 98.3 percent in favor of controls. For the next three years burley crops will be produced and marketed under strict quotas to curb overproduction. Of 179,493 voters, 174,014 backed three year quotas and 2,344 supported one year only.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Robeson Named Stalin Peace Prize Winner
American singer Paul Robeson is announced as one of seven Stalin peace prize laureates on Stalin's birthday. The award carries 100000 rubles with a stated aim of strengthening peace between peoples, though Robeson may not travel to Moscow due to a voided U S passport since 1950.
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Moscow
Paul Robeson
Joseph Stalin
Robeson
State Department
U. S
House Group Finds Frills At Several Military Bases
House investigators say many bases are too plush and wasteful in wartime construction. The 15 base probe cited Limestone AFB in Florida, McClellan AFB in California, and Kelly AFB in Texas with over elaborate facilities and unnecessary frills. The report questions if urgency is misused to gain extra plant facilities and notes misleading descriptions by military officials. It calls for austere planning aligned with essential defense needs.
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House
Congress
U. S
Limestone Air Force Base
Miami
McClellan Afb
Calif
Kelly Afb
Tex
Hardy
D-Va
Air Force
Roenneburg Son Delayed From Camp Mower Homeward bound
Mr and Mrs Franklin Roenneburg learn from their son Sgt Allen Roenneburg in Camp Mower Japan that he will not reach the United States in time for Christmas awaiting shipment home Dec 12 message confirms the extended delay and absence for the holiday season.
Plants Grow Faster With Increased Carbon Dioxide
A study shows plants accelerate growth as atmospheric carbon dioxide levels rise. Researchers note faster leaf and stem development under higher CO2 conditions, with implications for crop yields and greenhouse farming strategies.
Thanksgiving and Christmas Gatherings Connect Orangeville Families
A long list of Christmas and holiday gatherings across Orangeville and nearby towns features the Babler, Abraham, Showers, Frautschy, Folgate, and Rinehart families. Guests arrive from Freeport, Monroe, Beloit, Rock City, Denver, and Milwaukee areas to share meals and celebrate with relatives and neighbors.
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John Babler
Elver Wendlandt
Yates City
Iil
Myron Babler
Freeport
Roswell Babler
Ralph Babler
Orangevile
Robert Peck
Minocqua
Wis
Orangeville
Abraham
Gilbert Abraham
A. F. Abraham
Raymond Grundy
Harold
Gerald Abraham
Darell Zimmerman
Rock City
Ben Abraham
Phoebe
Ida St. John
Monroe
Kermit Wolf
Stauffacher
Ed Stauffacher
Franklin Blandin
Michael
Kohler
Nancy Ritzman
University of Wisconsin
Robert Ritzman
Frank Showers
Elwood Showers
Dorleen
Joseph Fuchs
Lewis Rackow
Winslow
Henry Bakka
Dickie
Beloit
James Chilton
Ira Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Victor Folgate
Orland Priewe
Emil Schwitz
L. F. Rockey
Harvey Frautschy
C. W. Frautschy
Leslie Lows
Boyd Babler
Eugene Rinehart
Frank Donner
George Mohr
John Cook
Otto Folgate
William Engels
C. B. Bridge
Virgil Dickinson
Robert Ritzman Teaches Friday Night Class
Robert Ritzman is a teacher leading a session on Friday night. The report notes his role in the program and the scheduled timing for the activity.
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Robert Ritzman
Eisenhower Medal Production Starts for Inaugural Portrait
Production began on the first medals honoring President-elect Eisenhower with what the committee calls the best portrait of him. The gold original will be presented to the new President while bronze replicas sell to the public for 3 dollars each. Eisenhower reportedly disliked the initial likeness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Artist Refines General’s Grin in Hancock Sculpture
Walter Hancock, sculptor at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, altered the general’s mouth to raise corners and soften expression, result is a distinctive light grin on the completed bust.
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Walter Hancock
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Funeral service set for former Ozaukee DA Nic Roden
Port Washington obituary notes Nic H. Roden 55 died Sunday night. He served as Ozaukee County district attorney and has been a justice of the peace in Port Washington for 19 years. Funeral service scheduled for Friday in Port Washington.
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Port Washington
Wis
Nic H. Roden
Ozaukee County
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