Students Return To City's Schools In Monroe
More than 1,200 pupils returned to Monroe schools after a 16 day holiday. Superintendent E O Evans reported happy pupils and several classes with perfect attendance. East school kindergarteners moved into new rooms, with one class in the West addition. High school students resumed study for semester exams as attendance remained normal.
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Monroe
E. O. Evans
Glenn C. Langston
Church
Evans
Stassen Aides Meet to Decide Wisconsin Delegate Slate
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential hopeful will meet Wisconsin supporters in Milwaukee to decide if a full 30 member delegate slate pledged to him should be entered in the April 1 Wisconsin primary. Some Republicans favor slate entry while others want only his name on the ballot with supporters filing nomination papers.
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Milwaukee
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Stassen
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Skipper and Flying Enterprise Stay Afloat Near Falmouth
Unsinkable Capt. Kurt Carlsen steers the Flying Enterprise toward Falmouth while towing a crippled freighter and a tug. At 8 a.m. the flotilla was 152 miles from Falmouth, with Turmoil hoping to reach port Wednesday as weather tests the vessel. The captain remains confident a safe harbor will be found even if conditions worsen.
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Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Haven
Falmouth
Carlson
Enterprise
Associated Press
Carlsen
Dan Parker
Scilly Isles
County Farmers To Attend School
This year's first adult farmer night school class will be held Thursday at 8 p m at the Hiawatha rural school with instructor Robert E Davenport. The 10 session program covers Good Feeding and Herd Management and runs weekly through March 13. Kenneth C Allen will teach starting Jan 24 and Davenport departs Feb 1 for a position with Hoards Dairyman.
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Hiawatha Rural School
Robert E. Davenport
Kenneth C. Allen
Davenport
Fort Atkinson
Hoard
Dairyman Magazine
Stockholders to Meet at First National Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of First National Bank will be held tomorrow at 10 a m in the bank for annual reports by officers and election of directors. Tentatively, the board of directors annual meeting for election of officers is scheduled to be held next week.
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First National Bank
159 POW Letters Released by Reds
A batch of 159 letters from U N prisoners of war was turned over to United Nations postal officers by the communists. Simultaneously the U N turned over 1 067 letters from the United States to be delivered to men in the red prison camps.
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Panmunjom
U. N
United Nations
Red
Wilson Relents On Civilian Cuts
Washington officials depict a gradual shift in mobilization policy as Charles E. Wilson defends a guns with butter approach. Senators O Mahoney and Johnson praise the plan while urging budget tightening and consistent military outlays of about 50 billion dollars annually.
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Charles E. Wilson
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Automobile
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
Commerce Committee
Ferguson Leads County Selectees
Charles J. Ferguson of Albany led a five man Green county draft group that traveled from the draft board headquarters for Milwaukee induction. The bus carried a Lafayette county group, with individuals named and Ashes to expect at recruit training centers.
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Albany
Green County
Draft Board
Milwaukee
Werner R. Ryser
Argyle
Naaman C. Bechtolt
Robert F. Deegan
Janesville
Edwin A. Schindler
Juda
Lafayette
John J. Burkhard
Joseph D. Viney
Frank W. Heinzelman
Theodore J. Burgy
Green County Armed Forces Service Committee
Woman’s Corps
Slate for Kefauver To Be Filed in Ohio
Rep. Hays announces a complete slate of delegates will be entered in the Ohio Democratic primaries for Senator Kefauver. He spoke at a news conference and notes that Ohio law requires written consent before delegates may be listed on the ballot.
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Washington
Rep
Hays
Ohio
Kefauver
Truman Churchill Meet on Western Defense Problems
Truman and Churchill opened talks on western defense issues at the White House and aboard the Williamsburg. Key topics include European army organization, NATO structure, Red China relations, Anglo Iranian tensions, Suez guard, and Sudan Russia concerns. Meetings also involved Eden, Acheson, Lovett, Snyder, and Bradley with no public disclosure of specifics.
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White House
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Oliver Franks
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Eden
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Snyder
Defense
Lovett
Britain
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Sudan
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Omar Bradley
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Vishinsky Calls For Security Council Action In Korea Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky said Panmunjom talks are stalled and urged a high level Security Council meeting to help break the deadlock. He insisted the proposal would assist, not derail, and would not move talks from Korea to Paris. Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd and US delegate Benjamin Cohen warned it could delay talks and raise tension.
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Korea
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
Benjamin Cohen
High Court Upholds $750,000 Taft-Hartley Award
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds a $750,000 Taft-Hartley Act damage award against Harry Bridges' International Longshoremen's Union. The verdict, won by Juneau Spruce Corp, stems from picket lines and coercive statements in a jurisdiction dispute between rival labor groups. Bridges is free on bail after a conviction appeal related to falsely denying Communist Party membership.
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Supreme Court
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International Longshoremen’s Union
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Communist Party
Wisconsin approves contract for 1.7 million bacteriology building
Madison confirms Gov. Kohler signed off on an architect contract to draft plans for a University of Wisconsin campus bacteriology building. Brimeyer Grellinger and Rose of Milwaukee will design the project at six percent of the total cost of 1.7 million dollars.
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Kohler
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Milwaukee
Taft to Speak at Monroe Dual Hall Dinner January 22
The Monroe chamber of commerce announces a January 22 dinner in Turner hall and the high school gymnasium with Senator Robert A. Taft delivering the address at the gym. Tickets are limited and distribution plans will be finalized later in the week. Milton K. Johnson coordinates ticketing while Dr. Nathan E. Bear leads the program.
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Nathan E. Bear
Robert A. Taft
Senator Taft
Wisconsin
Eugene Hotel
Admiral Doubts Intention of Reds To Sign Armistice
The United Nations chief truce negotiator Admiral Joy said there are growing indications the communists do not want a stable armistice in Korea. He warned that airfield construction during talks could signal bad faith and noted renewed air battles over northwest Korea with jets destroying several MiG-15s.
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United Nations
Korea
Panmunjom
C. Turner Joy
Tokyo
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Hsieh Fang
Joy
U. N
William P. Nuckols
Hsieh
Chang Chun-Tsai
Howard M. Turner
Nuckols
U. S
Pleven Cabinet Falls in France after deficit dispute
Premier Rene Pleven's five month old coalition government collapsed in Paris as the National Assembly rejected his demand for power to cut the 140 billion franc deficit of the nationalized railway system. Socialists who mostly supported the cabinet split over the issue.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
French National Assembly
Pleven
Weatherman Forecasts Warmer Temperatures Tomorrow
The forecast calls for a warm spell with temperatures rising to 36 to 42 degrees after a night in the low 20s. The mercury climbed to 28 at 1 pm then slid, with yesterday's readings in the 20s and a morning low around 10 above in the area.
Four Hotels Damaged On Atlantic City Boardwalk
A wind whipped fire damaged three unoccupied hotels and a 300 room section of the Charles hotel on the famed Atlantic City boardwalk. The blaze swept a block, destroying property along the boardwalk today.
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Plane wreckage found in Lake Michigan ends Florida vacation
Wreckage from a single engine plane carrying Dr. George Thill and his four children drifted seven miles off Racine shore. Dr. Thill 46 and three of his children Lois 18 James 14 and Mary Beth 11 were confirmed dead with no bodies recovered. Mrs Thill and Nancy 16 were en route to Milwaukee by auto from Florida.
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Lake Michigan
Florida
George Thill
Thill
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Racine
Nancy
Lois
James
Mary Beth
Eisenhower Might Enter Wisconsin Primary Governor Says
Gov Kohler hints Ike could file a liberal declaration to appear as a proposed candidate in Wisconsin. He notes the required form could avoid pledging him as an actual candidate. Backers press for Eisenhower support while Taft and Stassen rivals offer differing platforms.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Kohler
Paris
John Doe
United States
Jack Rouse
Madison
Wisconsin Republican Organization
Stassen
Eisenhower Signals 1960 Presidential Ambition
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme allied commander in Europe, said he would consider a Republican presidential nomination if offered, but would not seek removal from duty. Senator Lodge announced as his campaign manager and named New Hampshire primary participation in March.
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