Vatican Ban On Clergy Joining Rotary Puzzles Officials
Vatican decree forbids Catholic clergy from joining Rotary and similar world body groups like Kiwanis and Lions. It states clergy cannot attend meetings of such organizations and must resign if members. Local bishops may interpret the rule. Rotary officials say they are baffled and see no church trouble, while observers expect a possible clarification.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Rotary International
Kiwanis
the Lions
Congregation of the Sacred Office
Knights
Ine
Sas
L'Osservatore Romano
Rotary
U.S
Catholayn
Arthur Lagueux
Quebec
Canada
Pattern of Selling Mixes Stock Prices in Mixed Trend
The stock market today shifted from a rising move to a mixed pattern with prices moving over about a dollar in variance. Leaders traded largely unchanged for long periods while Nickel Plate rose to nearly 11 dollars a share before the rails sagged again.
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Sun
Indian Youth Dies For Murder and Mother Slays
Harley Lamarr, 20, electrocuted in Sing Sing for killing Mrs Marion Frisbee in Erie County on a highway during a robbery attempt. His mother, Amelia Paliwodzinski, 41, serves 30 years in Bedford Hills for fatally slaying her husband with a knife on Feb 7 in Buffalo.
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Proses
Indi
Sing Sing
Harley G. Lamarr
Amelia Paliwodzinski
Mansisugnter ' A Women's State
Bedford Hills
John
Buffalo
County Doctors Register Monday for 50th birthday rule
County doctors and armed forces members must register Monday October 16 at the local selective service office. Miss Mary Thyregod said the Fritz building at 1422 11th Street will stay open through lunch to assist registrants. About 2,700 are expected to register statewide. Lt. Bentley Courtenay noted optometrists, osteopaths and pharmacists will not register unless they have received appointment letters or commissions from the armed services or reserves.
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St Rets
Selective Service
Mary Thyregod
11Th Street
Fritz Building
Thyregod
Bentley Courtenay
Power Company Plans Reinsulation of Lines
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co conducts reinsulation of electric lines with 40 to 50 workers from Madison. No service interruption will occur as load is shifted to other lines during reduced weekend power. Lines stretch from downtown sub station to the waterworks. Mrs. Fred Stoffman, sister of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, dies at 48 after long illness in Appleton.
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Asore Emantee Snto
Loci Maitenance
Madison
Ralph A. Lindsay
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Lindsay
McCarthy
Appleton
Fred Stoffman
U. S
Joseph R. McCarthy
President's foreign policy stance sparks GOP backlash
President Truman said he will not seek prior congressional approval to send more U S troops to Europe yet will consult leaders as a courtesy. Senator Taft calls the stance the end of bipartisan foreign policy while Wherry questions public backing for troop use. Truman states he governs as commander in chief but will be bound only by funding limits.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Congress
U. S
Europe
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Neb
Congressional Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Mr. Truman
Anusay Wid
Nis
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Tokyo
U. N
Foreign Relations and Armed Services
GOP
Millikin
Colorado
Senate
White House
School Revision Meeting Set With State Officials
Monroe Clinic library hosts Monday 2 p m meeting with Senator Melvin Olson and Assemblyman Harry Keegan to discuss changing Monroe union school district from special charter to common school district. Herbert T Johnson says legislature must approve and that new form would allow use of general statutes for school financing and building additions.
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Melvin Olson
Harry Keegan
Monroe Clinic
Herbert T. Johnson
Monroe Union
Wisconsin
Cheddar Values Rise on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cheddar values moved up one and one-quarter to one and three-quarters cents with a firm trading tone. No sales occurred on the board. Unfilled bids included three cars cheddars 40.5 cents, one car twins 40.5 cents, two cars single daisies 42.0 cents, and one car longhorns 43.0 cents.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
AEC Plans Controlled Nuclear Tests Near Las Vegas
The Atomic Energy Commission will conduct larger underground like sub explosions on a 5000 square mile air force range near Las Vegas Nevada to study controlled detonations for atomic bombs. Tests will be periodic and under authorization from President Truman and tied to nuclear weapons development for Army use.
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Washington
Nevada
AEC
Las Vegas
Traumm
Nevada Range
Los Alamos, N. M
Army
J. Lawton Collins
100 Aliens Register At Local Post Office
About 100 aliens have registered at the local post office this year says postmaster John J. Burkhard. He notes 83 cards returned through Wednesday with 15 or 20 more arriving since. The deadline for dead reports was midnight last night, with registrations accepted until Jan 23. After Jan 24 aliens must contact the nearest immigration office.
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John J. Burkhard
United States
Burkhard
Flanking Red Attack Threatens Allied Lines in Korea
Deep flanking assault by North Korean forces 6th and 10th divisions threatens US Second Division positions near Wonju. Allied air strikes and artillery cut two Red regiments from a commanding height, as snow enshrouded the fighting and napalm and heavy bombs hammered red positions around Wonju.
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United Nations
Central Korea
Wonju
Tanyang
U. N
Korea
U. S
Fromm
Philippine Sea
Reds
State Senate Gets Three Kohler Bills
Three Kohler backed measures were introduced in the Wisconsin Senate to enact Gov Kohler recommendations. A bill would repeal the privilege dividend tax and tax such dividends as ordinary income while two others would liberalize veterans housing loan act provisions. House reconvenes with skeleton sessions to permit introductions.
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Madison
Kohler
Senate
Assembly
Doyle
D-Madison
Norris Kellman
Army Probes Pearson Data Use in Secret Report Controversy
The Army said Dec 30 Pearson column quoted from classified messages and is under active investigation. Pace sent a letter to Senator McCarthy and the judge advocate general to review whether any secret material was used, denying Pearson was given secret messages or access to them.
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Pearson
U.S
Pentagon
Pace
Army
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Korea
Dodgeville Hotel Clerk Found Dead
Dodgeville reports say night desk clerk Charles Exby from Chicago, 54, was found shot in the hotel basement. A suspect held today in town. state crime lab moving equipment for tests. Coroner's jury pending. body not moved by noon. authorities confirm missing $46 from main floor.
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Dodgeville
Bernard Collins
Charles Exby
Higbee
Exby
State Crime Laboratory
Ray Reese
Jack Pepper
Exley
Chicago
Wesley Peterson
Hote Pepper
Peterson
Sidney Ekson Jockian
Wisconsin
Collins
Samuel F. Humbel
Monroe
Defense Team Plans Test Run Involving Civilian Medical Teams
Civilian medical teams in Green County including Monroe and several surrounding counties plan a test run likely in March or April toward Milwaukee. Monroe’s 37 member unit will assemble at Palmyra with squads from Janesville Beloit and Fort Atkinson, with Watertown and Madison as additional launch points. Teams will be conveyed to Milwaukee by police and fire trucks, led by Dr. Nathan E. Bear and Dr. P. J. Lawrence who will meet Feb 7 at the State Medical Society building in Madison.
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Milwaukee
Nathan E. Bear
Green County
Columbia
Green
Sauk
Rock
Jefferson
Dodge
Dane
Monroe
Palmyra
Janesville
Beloit
Fort Atkinson
Watertown
Madison
Dr. Bear
P. J Lawrence
State Medical Society
Robert H. Rieder
Harold E. Scherer
Bear
C. E. Baumle
Albany Civil Defense Committee Announced
Albany announces a village civil defense plan led by W. K. Dehmer with team members Lester Arnold in administration Dr F. J. Bongiorno in health service Robert Grossman in public safety Harry Jacobson in transportation and Marion Wheeler handling communication
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Allbany
Opeum
Albany Village
W. K. Dehmer
Lester Arnold
F. J. Bongiorno
Robert Grossman
Harry Jacobson
Marion Wheeler
Disguised Bombers Raid Allied Sectors on Front
Reported raids on the western front describe bombers with U S markings. One aircraft identified as an American built A attack bomber A20s supplied to Chinese nationalists after World War I may be in Communist hands. The first raid hit Anson, 40 miles south of Seoul, with seven bombs. Three hours later a twin engined plane attacked Sejong at 500 feet.
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United States
Anson
Seoul
Sejong
Enlistment Quota System Clarified for Air Force
A morning briefing by Sgt. Walter M. Helgesen explained the new air force quota rules. Men with two or more years of college or those applying to aviation early candidate school or with prior service may enlist without quotas. others go on a waiting list until a definite quota is set. Nine men are on the waiting list since the order issued Wednesday. Some have shifted to regular army enlistments for three years. no army quota exists now. Helgesen will answer cases at the post office building office.
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Air Force
Walter M. Helgesen
Armed Forces
Helgesen
Change in Bus Runs Scheduled
O Schmiedlin of the union bus depot says no change to the Badger line serving Monroe. An eastbound 6:00 a.m. bus will depart at 6:15 a.m. Browntown South Wayne Shullsburg and Dubuque gain an extra 1:35 p.m. run with a 2:30 p.m. departure to Janesville starting next week. Argyle Darlington Platteville 1:35 p.m. arrival becomes 10:55 a.m. and 3:55 p.m. departure remains. Eastbound 10:55 a.m. and 6:10 p.m. unchanged. westbound 3:55 p.m. unchanged.
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O. Schmiedlin
Nion
Badger Line
Monroe
Browntown
South Wayne
Shullsburg
Dubuque
Janesville
Argyle
Darlington
Platteville
Congress Hears Broad Outline of Mobilization Cost
Congress debated mobilization costs amid calls for large troop increases and expanded controls. Lawmakers discussed funding, tax boosts, price and wage controls, and authority for the Agriculture Department to curb speculative trading and regulate commodity exchanges. The discussion touched on defense goals, Soviet threat, and a potential defense and foreign aid budget near 45 to 55 billion yearly by late 1961.
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Department of Agriculture
Russia
Mr. Truman
Tru man urges tax funded war effort and rent controls
President Truman warns that the real economic cost of defense requires tougher work, reduced consumption, and delayed improvements across farms, businesses, and households. He calls for immediate payment through taxation and asks Congress to grant stronger rent control powers to replace obsolete ceilings.
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Truman
Congress
Senator alleges RFC officials took bribes in loans
Senator Kep Durton of D ton charged in the House that Reconstruction Finance Corp accepted bribes of several thousand dollars to approve loans. He said the charges would be borne out when a senate committee reports on its inquiry led by Senator Fulbright into RFC administration.
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Washington
Kep Durton
D-Tonn
House
Reconstruction Finance
Senate
RFC
Fulbright
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