Eisenhower's Agricultural Adviser Swanton Praised in Wisconsin
The piece praises General Eisenhower's pre inauguration farming policy moves and his 14 member agricultural advisory group. Milo K Swanton of Madison a dairy industry leader is highlighted as highly qualified for the advisory post with deep Wisconsin farming respect and experience with farm cooperatives and marketing of dairy products.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Korea
Federal Farm Commission
Department of Agriculture
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Truman and MacArthur clash over Korea war aims
The article details renewed exchanges between President Truman and Gen. MacArthur on Korea policy. MacArthur calls Truman’s remarks inaccurate and misleading, arguing his own proposals could have halted the war with fewer casualties, while Truman plans no further public response.
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Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Korea
Far East
Gen
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Public Servant Fred Musselman Retires After 25 Years
The Munroe community honors Fred W. Musselman who retires tomorrow night after over 25 years as engineer at the waterworks plant. The tribute highlights the unseen labor of public servants keeping municipal utilities running smoothly.
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Fred W. Musselman
Munroe
Fred
Musselman
Upstream flooding and winter battles across distant fronts
Dec 30 1942 reports rising upper Ohio River levels threaten industrial plants as Youngstown lowlands flood. Soviet winter offensive advances in Don sector seal a first major trophy by capturing a key rail center. Obituaries record John Alfred Penniston and Mrs Anna Aeschlimann. Georgia favored 3 1 to 1 over UCLA in Rose Bowl preview. Bertha Kammer dies in Chicago while visiting. Other notes include Monroe bands fundraisers and local building association reports.
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Ohio River
Youngstown
Don
John Alfred Penniston
Edgar Jacobs
Anna Aeschlimann
Russell
N. C
Georgia
UCLA
Bertha Kammer
New Glarus
Chicago
Adolph Kammer
Army Censor in Korea Describes Seoul Frontline Ruins
Pfc. D. E. Austin, nephew of Mr and Mrs Alfred Stukey, writes from Seoul describing censorship duties for front line news. He notes top reporters, including Edward R Murrow, are present, and reports Seoul shelling left most buildings damaged. He plans a Tokyo stopover before returning home.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Pfc
D. E. Austin
Alfred Stukey
Route 5
Matthew Austin
Beloit
Stuckey
Edward R. Murrow
Austin
Tokyo
United States
Mongrel Saves Master Dies in Plymouth Fire
A mongrel saved his master during a Crystal Lake house fire in Plymouth Wisconsin Monday. Harry Gumphrey, hospitalized with burns, awoke to his dog’s persistent barking and found the first floor ablaze. Flames blocked the front door, and he escaped through a boarded rear entrance. The dog did not follow.
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Plymouth
Wis
Harry Gumphrey
Crystal Lake
Gumphrey
Burns
Holiday New Year Prices Across Major Cities
New York hosts minimums from 27.50 per person in top night clubs while hotels like Waldorf Astoria and Plaza charge 20 each. Miami, Chicago, Boston, New Orleans, and Los Angeles show varied ranges from about 6 to 32 dollars with meals, entertainment, and favors included in some packages.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Plaza
Miami
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Ciro’s
Brown Chlorophyll Found in Certain Algae Causes Green Tint
Researchers report that chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for plant green, appears brown in specific algae samples, altering the typical color presentation. The finding may affect understanding of photosynthesis in diverse algae species.
Mrs Heise 78 Dies In Orangeville
Mrs Alice Heise 78 of Orangeville died yesterday at Deaconess hospital Freeport after a lingering illness. Born August 22 1874 in Oneco Township she was the daughter of Albert and Elizabeth Smith. She married Richard Newmiller who died in 1918 and later Sam Heise in 1948 who died May 9 1951. She leaves two sons Edgar Freeport and Roy Davenport Ind a sister Mrs Oliver Miller Freeport. Funeral services at 3 p m tomorrow at Burlington funeral home Rev Fred Anderson officiating burial in Oneco cemetery. Friends may call.
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Orangeville
Alice Heise
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Alice Smith
Albert
Elizabeth Cade Smith
Oneco Township
Richard Newmiller
Sam Heise
Heise
Edgar Newmiller
Roy
Davenport
Oliver Miller
Ee Farmer Smith
Rockford
Edgar U Miller dies at 83 in Freeport
Edgar U Miller, 83, a native of Orangeville, died Sunday in a Freeport hospital. Services were held at Walker Mortuary with Dr. Edwin A Arends officiating and burial in Oakland cemetery. He was married to Anna L Elmer and had worked in contracting in Freeport. He leaves a widow, two brothers Oliver of Freeport and Shirley of Dodge Center, a sister Mrs Minnie Askin of Chicago, and a stepson Edward Kachelhoffer of St Louis.
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Freeport
Edgar U. Miller
Orangeville
Walker Mortuary
Edwin A. Arends
Oakland Cemetery
Oliver
Shirley
Dodge Center
Minn
Minnie Askin
Chicago
Edward Kachelhoffer
St. Louis
Monticello Principal Injured After Ice Fall
Herman A. Becker Monticello school principal was hospitalized at St. Clare hospital after sustaining a slight concussion when he fell on ice near the Otto Bently home Saturday evening. He was taken to the hospital Sunday.
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Monticello
Herman A. Becker
St. Clare Hospital
Otto Bently
Victory of GOP and Football Top Wisconsin Year 1952
The 1952 Wisconsin year featured Ike Eisenhower’s presidential win and McCarthy’s reelection as top stories, with the Wisconsin Badgers Rose Bowl run a close second. Other major items included Taft’s presidential primary, a constitutional reapportionment referendum, north woods fire danger, deadly Du Pont explosion, a spike in homicides, horsemeat sausage concerns, Kenosha bribery trials, sorority thefts, and regional events from the Mara thon plant strike to the North Shore wreck.
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Harry Chandler
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
University of Wisconsin
Ike-McCarthy
Badger
Sen. McCarthy
Kenosha
Ohio
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Gov. Warren
California
North Woods
du Pont Company
Barksdale
Milwaukee
William Gardner Jr
Fond du Lac
Agnes Jaeger
Kenosha Grand Jury
The
Mara
Huge Mortgage Placed to Fund Taconite Program
Re serve Mining Co of Duluth Minnesota files a 148 million dollar mortgage with registries of deeds for St Louis and Lake Counties as the initial financing step for its taconite project.
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Duluth, Minn
the Reserve Mining Co
St. Louis
Lake Counties
Albert Wolfe Service To Be Held Tomorrow
Albert Wolfe 82 died at a Moline Iowa hospital after an extended illness. Services will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Burlington funeral home with Rev. Fred Anderson to conduct and burial in Orangeville cemetery. He was born March 18 1870 in Pennsylvania and married to Clara Walters who died in 1947. He leaves a sister Mrs Ann Lindeman Red Oak and two brothers Edward Pipestone Minn and Frank Denver.
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Orangeville
Albert Wolfe
Moline
Burington
Fred Anderson
William
Catherine Wolfe
Pennsylvania
Clara Walters
Wolfe
Ann Lindeman
Red Oak
Edward
Pipestone
Minn
Frank
Denver
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Sea Pot
Steet
Inland OF Relation Association
Audit Buresy
Associated Prees Ie
Ecet
AP News
Monroe
Aragee
Editorial
Evening Times
Green County
Mararet Fleck
Brodhead
Nellie Kunrt
Lester J. Johnson
Ernest Grtzmaker
Glen Zilmer Post
American Legion
Big
W. M. Conway
Argyle
Nippi
Government Engineers’ Corps
Monroe Cornet Band
Treasury
Turner Opera House
Monroe Choral Union
Universalist Church
Monroe Building and Loan Association
J. P. Kubly
Harry
Distance Telephone Co
Janesville
Racine
Boardman
Wisconsin National Guard
Abraham Whitman
Clarno
Joseph B. Shank
Knights of Pythias
Castlehall
George C. Swartz
Mongrel
Master
S& Savings
IBANK
Monee, Wisconsin
Bryant H. Prentice Jr
Kraft Food Co
Green Bay
J. L. Christopherson
G. C. Pound
Kraft Foods Co
Kraft
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Burington Funeral Home
Oneco
Thon Electrical Manufacturing Corp
Wausau
State Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph
Frank J. Sensenbrenner
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Mary Ann Church
Nicolet National Forest
Mississippi River
American Bowling Congress
Thomas E. Fairchild
U. S
North Shore
Bauman
United Telephone Co
Oldsmobile
Fos Sas Coby
Fromm and Sichel, Inc
West
Ww. Y
C.V
Eden
Fen
Deale
Green County Auto Co
11Th Street
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