Water Plant Engineer Musselman Retires After 25 Years
Fred W. Musselman will retire as Monroe waterworks engineer after 25 years of service. Alfred J. Kubly succeeds him and will move into plant housing as Musselman moves to 1002 10th street. Musselman began Sept. 9, 1927, and saw the plant expand from 102000 to 1800000 gallons daily.
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Fred W. Musselman
Alfred J. Kubly
Mrs. Musselman
10Th Street
Musselman
Joseph Trickel
Water Board
John A. Becker
Britain frees atomic spy Dr May after six years in Wakefield
Dr Alan Nunn May, the West's first convicted atom spy and a confessed Communist scientist, is released from Wakefield Prison after serving six years and eight months of a 10 year sentence. He left the grim prison quietly amid security.
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Wakefield
Eng
Alan Nunn May
May
Admiral Says Reds Build Up MIG Force
Rear Adm. William D. Johnson, commander of a Navy task force off Korea’s east coast, says the enemy has plenty of MIG fighters and heavier, more accurate anti aircraft fire. He notes carrier planes in Task Force 77 fly across Eastern Korea up to the Yalu River, sometimes hitting targets near Manchuria.
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Washington
William D. Johnson
Korea
Johnson
Yalu River
Manchuria
Hunter 23 Kills Father During Deer Harvest Accident
In Cross City Florida a 23 year old hunter fired at a deer and killed his father W H Rosier 51 of Gainesville. The elder man had just shot the deer and was bending to cut its throat when the accident occurred. Sheriff L E Hatcher called it an accident with witness Trammell G May of Gainesville corroborating. The son was named Bob Rosier.
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Cross City
Fla
W. H Rosier
Gainesville
Rosier
L.E. Hatcher
Trammell G. May
Hatcher
Bob Rosier
Bidault Recalled to Form Cabinet in France Crisis
Paris veteran politician Georges Bidault was asked by President Auriol to form a cabinet after Jacques Soustelle failed to gain enough support in the Assembly. Bidault indicated willingness to lead a coalition, facing opposition from independents angered by his Republican Movement's role in Pinay's fall.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
France
Bidault
Vincent Auriol
Jacques Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Soustelle
Auriol Today
Popular Republican Movement
Antoine Pinay
McCarthy Plans Probe of Reds in Colleges Nationwide
Senator Joseph McCarthy outlined a plan to probe colleges for subversive influence, aiming to root out Communist thinkers from higher education. He warned of a contentious fight over academic freedom while insisting the effort targets subversives, not thought itself.
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McCarthy
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
U. S. News and World Report
Senate
Rep
Velde
House Committee On UN
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Sawyer Aides See 54 Decline In Defense Spending Outlook
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and a team of government and private economists forecast solid business prospects for the new year but warn of a possible downturn in 1954 and a sharp test in 1955 as defense spending tapers. They project defense outlays to peak in 1953–54 at 55–60 billion, then ease to 50–55 in 1955 and drift toward 40–50 billion thereafter, with spendable income rising about 7 percent.
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Washington
Sawyer
Yuletide Mishap Toll Reaches 725
An Associated Press report states 725 people died in America's four day Christmas weekend, with 539 from traffic accidents. The toll fell short of the pre holiday Safety Council projection of 590 and did not surpass last year’s all time four day record of 789. The update notes the 11 month 1952 traffic fatality rate was 102 per 25 hours, counting later fatalities.
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Associated Press
America
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Eisenhower Senate Leaders To Study Wage Price Controls
Rich Texas rancher Ollie Cox, 23, died after a dive in a bright yellow plane near Sweetwater. He pleaded with friends over a long radio exchange saying he could not face it, then killed himself in midair. Cox owned the Double Heart Hereford Ranch, 2,560 acres, south of Sweetwater, and his family was prominent in West Texas ranching. Civil Aeronautics Administration reviewed the tape to seek a motive.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Ollie William Cox
Cox
Here
West Texas
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Don Patterson
Abilene, Tex
Wiith Cox
Patterson
Earl Critz
L. M. Hubbard
Hubbard
Fiie
Auditor Criticizes UW Fee Accounts and Surplus Handling
State auditor J. Jay Kelcher challenged University of Wisconsin officials for not giving the legislature a clear picture of about 5 million dollars yearly from student fees. He said reporting errors and unreported surpluses mislead budget decisions and allow unplanned expenditures beyond the approved budget.
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Madison
J. Jay Kelcher
University of Wisconsin
Kelcher
Buffalo Judge Upholds Taft-Hartley Injunctions
U S District Judge John Knight in Buffalo upheld the Taft Hartley Act injunctive provisions and issued an 80 day injunction against workers at the Dunkirk plant of the American Locomotive Co. The order requires workers to remain on the job through March 2 to ensure nickel plated pipe supplies for atomic energy work. The ruling marks the first direct court test of the act’s injunctive powers amid CIO United Steelworkers Union resistance.
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Buffalo, N. Y
John Knight
Dunkirk
American Locomotive Co
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Knight
Darlington Child Dies at Hospital
Darlington special report states Anne Schroer five daughter of Rev. and Mrs Melvin Schroer of Immanuel church died yesterday at Darlington hospital. Born in Silver Creek Sheboygan County she and family moved here in May 1951. Survived by parents a sister Barbara three and grandfather Rev C O Schroer Random Lake. Services Wednesday 2 p m at Darlington Immanuel church with Rev A H Schmeuster and Rev A R Achtemeier officiating burial Union Grove cemetery.
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Darlington
Dianne Schroer
Melvin E. Schroer
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Darlington Hospital
Silver Creek
Sheboygan County
Barbara
C. O. Schroer
Random Lake
Darlington Immanuel Church
A. H. Schmeuster
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
A. R. Achtemeier
Monticello
Union Grove Cemetery
MacArthur disputes Truman over Korea plan in year end clash
Gen Douglas MacArthur denounces President Truman s claim that he sought all out war in the Far East as inaccurate and misleading. MacArthur aide Courtney Whitney releases a statement asserting the general wanted to end the war with minimal casualties, not extend it, arguing the conflict could have been halted earlier.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Far East
MacArthur
The
United Press
White House
Washington
Roger Tubby
Tubby
Courtney Whitney
Swanton Joins Eisenhower Farm Study Group
Milo K. Swanton secretary of Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives named to a 14 member farm advisory committee by President-elect Eisenhower. Swanton, a Republican dairy farmer, opposes subsidies and price ceilings and favors intelligent production to stabilize the economy.
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Monroe
Milo K. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives
Eisenhower
Swanton
Irene B. Olson
William Olson
12Th Street
Senator Olson
Jordan Lutheran Church
Green County
Washington
Madison
Council of Co-Operatives
Miss Addie Davis Albany Pioneer Passes at 90
Miss Addie Davis 90 a longtime Albany resident died at 11 10 this morning at St Clare hospital after a Christmas Eve stroke She was born April 2 1862 in Albany Township a milliner dressmaker and tailor She was survived by her sister Mrs Aberine Rogers of Hatfieldsburg Mass and a brother John deceased five years earlier Funeral arrangements are pending with Sharer funeral home Albany
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Albany
Addie Davis
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Davis
Wales
Albany Township
Davis Homestead
Allen's Creek
John
Richard
William Walter
Sharer Funeral Home
Chinese Repulsed In Heavy Assault
North Korean forces launched a ground attack on the central front after a major Allied air strike. U N troops dug in and forced the Reds back in pre dawn darkness as the war paused to a verbal exchange urging surrender and a New Year celebration.
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Seoul
U. N
North Korea
Air Force
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
Sea of Japan
Rocky Point
Kumhwa
Nick Krattiger Injured in St. Louis Traffic Accident
Nick Krattiger 913 25th avenue was injured in a traffic crash at Clayton Missouri en route to Phoenix. He undergoes treatment at Deaconess Hospital 6150 Oakland Avenue St. Louis for a fractured pelvis and ribs. His condition is favorable. Family members traveled to St Louis to visit him after Christmas.
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Nick Krattiger
25Th Avenue
Clayton
St. Louis
Phoenix
Ariz
Deaconess
Oakland Avenue
Krattiger
Marvin Ault
Edwin Krattiger
Frederick Krattiger
Herman Krattiger
Quick Snowfall Leaves One-Inch Cover Across Area
A sudden noon snow flurry deposited about an inch of white covering in the area. Temperatures dipped to a low of 17 Saturday night and rose back into the 30s, with ice accumulations noted from the past week.
Eisenhower weighs extension of wage price controls
President elect Eisenhower plans a luncheon with Senate GOP leaders at the Commodore to decide on extending wage price controls beyond April 30 and to discuss filibuster and civil rights issues. He also named a 14 member agricultural advisory group led by W S Myers to help draft the incoming farm program.
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New York
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Commodore
Hagerty
Senators
Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
Stalin
Sens
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Milton Young
North Dakota
Young
Congress
Milo Swanton
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Cooperatives
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
W. S. Myers
Agriculture College
Cornell University
Fire at Great Lakes Naval Center Rats Mess
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the commissioned officers' mess at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. A cook was burned. identity not learned.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
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Becker
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Hunter
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Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
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Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
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Romeo Short
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Homer R. Davison
Chicago
American Meat Institute
D. W. Brooks
Atlanta
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Bert Wood
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
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New Mexico
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Hartsville
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Omaha
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West Lafayette
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