Woman Admits Kidnapping Infant in New Ulm
An 18 day old baby boy was found unharmed in New Ulm Minnesota 17 hours after being kidnapped from Mankato. The infant was returned to his mother Mrs Eugene Callahan who was summoned from Mankato. Police report Mrs Leonard Scheid confessed to taking the child to replace a baby she lost four months earlier.
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New Ulm
Minn
Mankato
Here
Eugene Callahan
Edward Larson
Leonard Scheid
New Ulm Daily Journal
Chet Gebert
Callahan
Stanley W. Christ
Improved Soil Work Setup Aids Greater Farmer Service
Green county soil conservation district plans a new planning procedure to serve more farmers in the same time, with four ACP provisions supervision of site approval specifications application of practices and certification for PMA payments. The program emphasizes terraces strip cropping drainage and structures and includes education through 4-H clubs schools and institutes.
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Soil Conservation Service District
Green County
SCS
Secretary of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
PMA
Fred Reber
Dodgeville
Green
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas
Indiana
Six 4-H Winners Named in County
Six 4-H achievement winners are named by the state 4H club office for Green County. Winners include Harvey Earl Elmer III of Mt Pleasant sheep, Keith Allen Holloway Green County Center wildlife management, Charles Lederman Decatur crops, Donna Signer Clarno club clothing, Alonda Signer Clarno home furnishings, and Donald Timm Clarno Classy Clubbers dairy.
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Green County
Harvey Earl Elmer III
Mt. Pleasant Club
Keith Allen Holloway
Green County Center
Charles Lederman
Decatur
Donna Signer
Clarno Club
Alonda Signer
Clarno
Donald Timm
Deiry
Visit by U.S cacao or t German uerap to Shaeeel 32 enring
An unreadable fragment mentions a possible visit involving U S cacao or a German entity to Shaeeel 32 enring. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates or purposes.
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U.S
Uerap
Embittered Father Refuses Medal For Two Sons in Korea
Washington father Halsey McGovern rejected the Medal of Honor awarded to his son 1st Lt. Robert M. McGovern and also turned down the Silver Star for his brother 2nd Lt. Jerome F. McGovern both killed in action in Korea. He said President Truman is not worthy to confer it. The brothers served in the 1st Cavalry and 2nd Division respectively.
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Washington
Korea
Truman
Halsey McGovern
Paul
RFC
Robert M. McGovern
1St Cavalry Division
Jerome F. McGovern
Chief and two others hurt in Janesville mishap
Police Chief Jerome H. Schwaiger and two women, his wife and sister in law Miss Helen Hood, were injured eight miles west of Janesville last night when their car skidded on foggy roads and plunged into a ditch then struck a telephone pole. All were treated at St. Clare hospital. Schwaiger suffers nose and chest injuries with a bad cold, plus a bruised knee.
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Jerome H. Schwaiger
St. Clare Hospital
Janesville
Miss Hood
St. Clare
Milwaukee
Schwaiger
Donald H. V. Hallock
L. B. Hastings
St. Andrew’s Church
Schwaigers
Ervin L. Goecks
McCarthy Returns to Senate Appropriations Panel
The Senate Committee on Committees voted to reinstate Senator McCarthy to the Senate Appropriations Committee. A vacancy arose after the death of Senator Wherry, with McCarthy previously an appropriations member at the start of the 1951 session before being removed as party ratios shifted after Senator Vandenberg’s and another death.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Committees
Senator McCarthy
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wherry
McCarthy
Vandenberg
Méedych
Norton Enters Race for Mayor
Emmett J. Norton veteran alderman of the first ward since 1946 announces bid for mayor in the April 1 spring election. He cites experience as council president and public works chair, listing completed square paving, a new city garage, parking lots, highway studies, and the incinerator plant as accomplishments while on the board. Norton is married with two children and active in Kiwanis and other civic groups.
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Emmett J. Norton
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Frank A. Buehler
Norton
Board of Public Works
Board of Health and Planning Commission
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Bowling Association
Shrine-Kc
Firestone
Mid-Continent Petroleum Co
Cheddar List Down In Plymouth Trade
In Plymouth on the Wisconsin cheese exchange cheddar values fell one quarter to three fourths of a cent. Sales included five cars cheddars at 38% cents and two cars pasteurized longhorns at 41% cents. Bids and offers varied with multiple entries for cheddars and longhorns, matching around 38 to 41 percent.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Pasteur
Egr
Military chiefs plan for southeast Asia defense in Indochina talks
Washington reports say British French and American staff chiefs led by U S generals met to discuss unified command options for Southeast Asia. They considered pooling air land and sea forces to deter a perceived Red China intervention in Indochina as Churchill-Truman talks influence strategy.
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Washington
Red China
French Indochina
Korea
Southeast Asia
London
Britain
France
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western Pacific
Asia
De Lattre Dies After Operations in Paris Hospital
Gen. Jean De Lattre De Tassigny, longtime French leader in Indochina, died in a Paris hospital at 61 after two prostate tumor surgeries. He had just returned from Indochina where he led against communism in Southeast Asia. His son, Lt. Bernard De Lattre De Tassigny, 23, was killed in action in Vietnam.
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Paris
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
France
Indochina
Far
Southeast Asia
de Lattre
MacArthur
Bernard de Lattre de Tassigny
Pacific Search For Ship Futile
Seven airplanes from American Canadian and Japanese crews joined ships in the North Pacific search for the abandoned freighter Pennsylvania and its 45 or 46 crew. Despite scanning hundreds of miles of stormy seas, no trace was found and hopes faded as planes returned.
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Seattle
North Pacific
Pennsylvania
United States
Canada
Vancouver Island
Cmdr
R. M. Dudley
Coast Guard
Coast
Farm Vehicle Collision Damages Two Drivers
A farm truck driven by Robert W Zweifel and an automobile driven by Oswald G Mall collided at the 22nd Avenue and 8th Street intersection at 2:05 pm yesterday. Each vehicle sustained substantial damage.
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Robert W. Zweifel
26Th Avenue
Oswald E. G. Mall
Warren
22Nd Avenue
8Th Street
Instructors to Begin Red Cross Training in Monroe
Mrs Adeline McEwen Red Cross instructor will lead courses for registered nurses to train teachers in home nursing and mother baby care in Monroe starting next Wednesday. The five day home nursing course runs Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday. The three day mother baby course starts Jan 23 on Wednesday Thursday Friday. Enrollees include Neubauer Wenmacher Chase and others. Mrs Neubauer will teach home nursing beginning Feb 5 on Tuesdays for seven lessons. Mrs Norton will teach mother baby care on Wednesdays and Fridays starting Jan 30 for six lessons. Enrollments remain open, with Mrs Robert Hendrickson overseeing at 1602 14th avenue 1241-M in the surro area.
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Adeline McEwen
Red Cross
St. Louis
Monroe
Neubauer
Ih Wenmacher
Miss Chase
L. Norton S
Miss Brooks
Mrs. Norton
Rs. Neubauer
14Th Avenue
Surro
Sanatorium inmate headed $100000 forgery ring
Indiana police say a 13 member check forgery gang directed by a bedfast tuberculosis patient at Sunnyside sanatorium cashed fake payrolls of 60 to 70 dollars across 13 states. Lead operative Clyde Isenhour of Indianapolis oversaw the scheme as eight members were jailed and five remained at large.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John J. Barton
Barton
Clyde Isenhour
Sunnyside
Isenhour
Federal Reserve
Monroe dinner to honor Taft with Lamboley as master of ceremonies
Judge Harold J. Lamboley will preside as master of ceremonies at the Monroe chamber of commerce dinner on Tuesday January 22. Dr. Nathan E. Bear announced the event and Taft will be introduced by Governor Walter J. Kohler. After the dinner the crowd moves to the high school gym for the main program with music and guest introductions.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Knights of Columbus
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Nathan E. Bear
Lamboley
Robert A. Taft
Walter J. Kohler
Income Tax Class Opens at High School Library
The first night extension class on state and federal income tax problems drew 12 registrants at the high school library. Assistant principal T R Holyoke announced registration remains open for another week and a follow up class is set for January 17 with five periods planned.
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T. R. Holyoke
Nikolay Appointed Assistant U S Attorney in Madison
Frank L. Nikolay, 29, Abbotsford, was named assistant United States attorney in Madison. S. Atty. Thomas E. Fairchild announced the appointment stating Nikolay would begin work immediately and handle assigned duties.
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Nikolay
Tment Madison
Appin
Frank L. Nikolay
Abbotsford
United States
Thomas E. Fairchild
Nikola
Carlsen Receives Hero’s Welcome in Falmouth
Captain Kurt Carlsen strides ashore to cheering crowds in Falmouth England after the Flying Enterprise sinks 37 miles offshore. He regrets not bringing the freighter home and thanks rescuers including Kenneth Dancy as his ship sinks in the Atlantic.
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Flying Enterprise
Falmouth
Eng
Kurt Carlsen
Kenneth Dancy
Turmoil
Atlantic
London
England
Carlsen
Prince of Wales
Martin Carlsen
Denmark
Carlson
Enterprise
Dancy
Tramoil
Allies push air war near Panmunjom as jets clash
Allied pilots claim four MiG-15s shot down and a fifth damaged in five battles within 30 miles of the Panmunjom truce site and another fight near Kumchon, the southerly jet engagement of the Korean War. Ground actions included naval shelling near Kosong and Wonsan, with no American losses reported.
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Seoul
Panmunjom
Yalu River
Kumchon
Yalu
William Waltman
Air Force
U. S
U. S. Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Rochester
Collett
de Haven
Kosong
Rellahan Installed In Boy Scout Post
Harry J. Rellahan of Monroe was installed as chair man of the Green District Boy Scouts at an appreciation dinner in Monticello Zwingli parish hall. Eighty-one leaders attended including over 25 from Monroe with Harold J. Homan of Rockford as main speaker and Edward Rideout officiating. Jake Jones of Juda retires as chairman of the Grant Lafayette Green county unit. The dinner honored Boy Scout Cub Scout and Explorer Scout groups and their leaders on Opportunity Leadership.
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Harry J. Rellahan
Monroe
Green District
Zwingli Parish Hall
Monticello
Harold J. Homan
Rockford
Blackhawk
Edward Rideout
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
Jake Jones
Juda
Grant, Lafayette
Green County
Homans
Opportunity Leadership
Mrs. W H Briggs Albany Succumbs in St Clare Hospital
Mrs. W Herbert Briggs 76 died at 6 a m in St Clare hospital after a two month illness at home south of Albany. Born Anna Clark April 22 1875 in Lincolnshire England she married William Herbert Briggs May 16 1899 in Market Stanton Lincolnshire. The couple immigrated to America in 1903 lived in Wisconsin Montana and Vancouver before settling back in Albany area. Arrangements pending at Sharer funeral home.
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Albany
W. Herbert Briggs
St. Clare Hospital
Anna Clark
America
Monticello
Montana
Vancouver
B. C
Briggs
Wisconsin
W. R. Lewis
Menzo Weasel
Welch
Mr. Briggs
Sharer Funeral Home
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Reds
Australia
New Zealand
de Lattre de Tassigny
Pacific
Judge Lamboley
Gregory
MacKenzie
Besieged
Wonsan
Howard M. Turner
Turner
Rellahan
Boy Scout
W.h.briggs
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