Eisenhower Dulles Respond To Stalin Peace Ploy
The piece notes Stalin’s cautious peace overtures and the cautious American response. John Foster Dulles signals openness to sincere proposals while avoiding a commitment to meet with Stalin. It discusses the desire for initiative and the shift in tone as the new administration charts a course on Korea and the Cold War.
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New York Times
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Gen. Eisenhower
Publicity stunt fuels concerns over plasma sale
Citizens demand full disclosure after a Florida store buyer touted blood plasma from private donors via the Red Cross. Questions arise about supply chains from an alleged Alabama junk company and an Army depot denial, with patriotic harm to blood donation programs and servicemen.
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Florida
Red Cross
Alabama
Korea
Firemen Save Barn Near Monticello Farm
Monticello firemen responded to a Christmas evening blaze at the Fred Altman farm north of the village. Shredded fodder in the barn driveway caught fire and was extinguished after water was applied. both sides of the barn held baled hay.
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Monticello
Fred Altman
Thick Plubber on Whale Reaches Fourteen Inches
A species study notes that the plubber covering a large whale can be up to 14 inches thick in certain body areas. The finding highlights substantial protective tissue variation across whale anatomy.
Golden anniversary party recalls Eldorado days at old time gathering
Mr and Mrs W F Kiester host an old time party marking J F Rockeys golden anniversary with guests reminiscing about Eldorado school days near Orangeville. Adam Schmidt buys Ball s Mill cheese factory in Sylvester for 2500 and R L Wheeler heads to Rochelle for a library project. Frank Haren and Roy Collentine travel to Rockford to play on the alumni team.
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W. F. Kiester
J. F
Rochelle
Frank Haren
Roy Collentine
Rockford
New Year's Acknowledgment of Couple's Quirks
A husband and wife resolve to reform in 1953 but laugh at the pact’s flaws. They joke about cleaning habits carpet stains and cigarette ashes while debating who controls the house. The piece ends with a playful wish for a better world as they burn the resolution.
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Fanny
Anna
General Features Corp
Super Santa Sr. Proposed to Help Adults Celebrate Christmas
New York column proposes a grownup Santa Sr to act as a Christmas gift information bureau for adults. Members would send a $5 letter detailing dislikes and preferred items, from clothing sizes to car type, seeking better targeted gifts and even cash donations.
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Santa Claus
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Santa Sr
Joe Doakes
Rundown Road
Quagmire Hills
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Yuletide Trade Cracked Records
Retailers nationwide report stronger Christmas sales with Dun and Bradstreet forecasts showing five to 13 percent higher final pre holiday dollar volume in regions from East to South and Southwest. January prospects look bright as dividends boost spending and catalogs from Chicago mail order houses tempt buyers. Wholesale food prices rise for the first time in 11 weeks but remain below last year.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Big City
United States Savings and Loan League
League
Chicago
Probe Racine Death Investigates City Man's Passing
Police probed the death of Edward E. Johnson aged 68 after his body was found on a city street. Coroner Bernard Evenson said Johnson had facial and hand cuts but suggested the injuries may have resulted from a fall following a heart attack.
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Racine
Police
Edward E. Johnson
Bernard Evenson
Johnson
Mid-year Graduation At UW Will Be Jan. 17
The University of Wisconsin midyear commencement for degree candidates is set for January 17. About 850 students will graduate that day, including 600 seniors and 250 candidates for advanced degrees, in Madison.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Times Children s Club Birthday Greetings List
A long reader list shows names and ages for birthday greetings and a prose interlude on birds. It mentions Walter Emanuel Schlaff and many others with addresses across Monroe Argyle Browntown Monticello and surrounding areas before a lengthy natural history section discussing ducks and other birds with historical notes.
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Walter Emanuel Schlaff
Monroe
McCarran Calls for Tighter U N Employee Subversive Probe
New York Senator Pat McCarran urged the Senate to back broader powers to root out possible subversives among United Nations employees. He said the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee is currently hindered in uncovering the facts and urged compelling clear answers and punishing contempt.
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New York
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
United States
United Nations
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S
McCarran
Serum Fails To Save Mother 46 At Ashland
Ashland reports the death of Mrs Walter Wesster 46 mother of nine who died despite a mercy serum flight. She cut her foot on her farm a week earlier and needed tetanus serum. Lt William Berryhill of the National Guard procured the units in Duluth and flew in under adverse weather. one son Jack Wesster was missing in action in Korea.
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Walter Wesster
William Berryhill
Superior National Guard
Duluth
Berryhill
Weister
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Membership Coupon
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 and mail to the Evening Times Club, Monroe, Wisconsin. Name address date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Flamingoes Build Mud Pies and Sky Scrapers in Nests
The article describes flamingoes as feathered architects who pile mud into a foot-high nest, lay chalky eggs, and have a long breeding ritual led by Master Flamingo. It contrasts them with swans building taller nests and notes the lifelong pair bonded to defend their coastline or island site. The piece is credited to Aletha Bonner and Our Dumb Animals.
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Joyce Kilmer
Robin Redbreast
C-B
Duck
Donald
Daisy
Peter
Treasure Island
Audubon
Flamingo
Flam
Aletha Bonner
Massachusetts
SPCA
Bourdlais Granted Stay of Execution Pending Appeal
Vernon Bourdlais of Marinette Wisconsin received an indefinite stay of execution in Las Vegas Nevada as his murder conviction is appealed. Judge Henderson stayed the planned December week execution while defense counsel Pursel argues trial errors and jury instruction faults warrant a new trial related to the Budzein slaying near Henderson Nevada.
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Nev
Vernon Bourdlais
Bourdlais
Marinette
Wis
Ward Budzein
Los Angeles
A. S. Henderson
Jack Pursel
State Supreme Court
Pursel
Budzein
Henderson
Evada
That Old Gang Disbands St Albans Association
St Albans England reports the Bachelors Mutual Protective Association has dissolved as most members have married or become engaged.
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ST. Albans
Eng
Bachelors Mutual Protective Association
Locked Controls Caused Disaster
The Air Force says the C-124 Globemaster crash killed 86 people because the elevator and rudder control surfaces were locked. The throttle was unlocked, allowing power to lift briefly. The report assigns no blame but notes the pilot is responsible to check all controls before takeoff.
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Washington, D. C
Air Force
Midnight carolers tour city with church at hospital
Assembly of God carolers sang across the city and the Green County hospital on Christmas Eve. Rev. Paul Bicket led the group while Miss Mary Ann Von Moos played accordion. Mrs. Bicket served a 2 a.m. snack at the parsonage.
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Assembly of God Church
Green County Hospital
Mary Ann von Moos
Paul Bicket
Shakespearian actor London-Lyn Harding dies at 85
London-Lyn Harding, an 85 year old celebrated Shakespearian actor, died yesterday after a long illness. His career spanned the early century with world renown.
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Stage Dean
London
Lyn Harding
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