Allies Challenge Red Lie Charges In Prisoner Fight
Communist negotiators accuse the United Nations of lies over prisoner repatriation and airfield plans as talks stall. North Korean and Chinese forces clash on Korea’s western front while weather hampers air operations and F-86 jets spot MiGs along the Yalu.
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Red
Munson
United Nations Command
Manchuria
Truce Supervision Subcommittee
U. N
Reds
Mukden
Wushien
Panmunjom
Fifth Air Force
Seoul
China
R. E. Libby
U N
Red China
North Korea
Lee Sang Ho
Korea
Korangpo
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Holtshopple Seeks City Alderman Post in First Ward
John B Holtshopple announces candidacy for alderman in the First ward to succeed Emmett J Norton. Norton plans to run for mayor in the April 1 election, facing Brooks J Dunwiddie for the retiring mayor post. Holtshopple owns Century Service Co heating firm and filed nomination papers today.
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John B. Holtshopple
Emmett J. Norton
Norton
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Frank A. Buehler
Holtshopple
Century Service Co
G. S. Soseman
Herman L. Schindler
Roger L. Elmer
Sebastian Laeser Jr
The
Moose Lodge
Grace _ Lutheran church
Alfred H. Henning
Floyd W. Matzke
William F. Beckman
Harvey H. Trum
Everett Keel
Helen L. Gempeler
Hopes for Crew Fade As Gale Hits Pacific
Search planes awaited clearing weather to resume scanning the storm tossed north Pacific for the freighter Pennsylvania and her 45 man crew. Hope for the crewmen who took to lifeboats during a roaring traffic storm last Wednesday was fading.
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Seattle
North Pacific
Pennsylvania
Green County Holstein Sale Totals 13317 In 41 Animals
Receipts from the Green County 4 H FFA and Breeders Holstein bull and heifer sale at the fairgrounds totaled 13317 with an average of 324 for 41 animals. Top prices included 515 for a top female and 500 for a top male Ollie Mechtilde Triune born Sept 2 1950 consigned by Burleigh Bartlett Monroe bought by John Krattiger Monroe. A two day old baby calf sold for 70 to E J Kaderly Monroe. the mother Carnation Skylark sold for 455 to Joe Fulton Dakota Ill. Numerous consignors from Monroe Juda Monticello and other towns posted prices for individual animals.
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Green County
FFA
Fairgrounds
Ollie Mechtilde Triune
Burleigh Bartlett
Monroe
John Krattiger
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Elmer Brook- Leona
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Walter G. Timm
Greencowls
Carnation Skylark
Joe Fulton
Dakota
Ill
Charles Dickson
Argyle
King Dickson
Clarence Falk
C. K. Norton and Sons
Darius Eastman
South Wayne
Inka Ormsby Norton
Mercedes
Donald Deininger
Fred Neuvenschwander
Arthur Drake
King Heilo
Inka Segis
Gordon Prien
Orangeville
Fred Neuenschwander
Sir Segis Aaltjie de- Kol
Walter Haberman
Brodhead
Haberdale
Cascade King
Holt and Peterson
Blanchardville
Kenneth Wyss
Bessie Tucbie Panda
Eugene Rossi
Gratiot
Fred Digman
Kenland Homestead
Imperial
Christ Kueng
Ned Roth
Johanna Cascade
Andrew Bleiler
James Oliver Albany
John W. Ruff
Laddie Christy
Jake Sennor
Browntown
W. R. Angle
Mis
Sunny Brook Ormsby
Fred Solberger
John W
Robert L. Ruff
Imperial Christy Homestead
Rahberger
Kenneth and
Nathan Hartwig
Inspiration Homestead
Hello
Old Rockey
Delbert Neuenschwander
Huffman Cascade
Franklin Leverton
Raymond Talmage
Henry Haegele
New Glarus
Robert Brunkow
Moore
Ralph Tieman
Burt McKenzie
Hollandale
Ed Bidlingmaier
Theresa Dunphy Albany
Norland Ormsby
Milton V. Babler
David Hermanson
Theresa Dunphy
Albany
Fabes Ormsby
Iren Wahl
Edwin and
Kaderly Homestead
Woodcrest
Theodore Ott
Gary Malkow
DeKal
Pontiac Mutual
Paul F. Rufenacht
Donald Newcomer
Don Burke
Belmont Joe
Lloyd Koehner
Robert Dye
Kent
Creamelle
Ida
Norman Algum
Livingston
Ben Zimmerli
Skylark
Dora
Martin Gunnalson
Cambridge
Angie
Senators Demand Public Hearings On Farm Shortage Scandal
Republican senators press for full hearings into agriculture department losses tied to a 10 billion dollar loan program. Sen Aiken charges officials may have engaged in embezzlement via shortages of 4 000 000, while contractors allegedly profited from government grain stocks placed in storage centers. Senator Thye and Chairman Ellender support transparent inquiry.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Thye
R-Minn
Ellender
D-La
Agriculture Committee
Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Lindsay C. Warren
Bishop Hallock Makes First Diocesan Visit at Mission
Bishop Donald H. V. Hallock, consecrated Thursday, visits St. Andrew's Episcopal mission for a confirmation class. Lena and Karen Davis and Sgt. James C. Ridings are confirmed. He wears a vestment from Japan for Canterbury's archbishop and a historic amethyst bishop's ring. Forty attend a breakfast at J. H. Schwaiger home. A committee is to buy a building lot and draft plans for approval on Feb 11.
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Donald H. V. Hallock
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission
Lena
Karen Davis
Lyman Davises
James C. Ridings
Hallock
Japan
Archibishop
Canterbury
Church of England
Knight
Milwaukee
St. Andrew’s
J. H. Schwaiger
Halleck
Three Die as US Patrol Bomber Crashes Near Yokohama
A four engine U. S. navy patrol bomber crashed and burned near Yokohama late today. Three of the 12 crew were killed and three bodies were recovered. Hope remained that other crewmen may have parachuted to safety.
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Yokohama
Here
Navy
Plane Falls in New York River All 36 Aboard Safe
A plane crash into the New York River left 36 people aboard, all rescued by boats. The incident prompted early budget framing as President Truman prepared a deficit forecast of about 15 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, with defense spending a major focus.
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New York River
Washington
Truman
Congress
United States Defense
Costello Rests Case In Senate Contempt Trial
Frank Costello 60 rested his case today in the contempt of the Senate trial without presenting witnesses. The jury is expected to hear closing arguments this afternoon as Costello faces 11 counts of contempt for conduct at Senate hearings.
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New York
Frank Costello
Senate
Costello
U. S. Senate
Ice and Fog Halt Traffic Across Region
Ice glaze from weekend fog and rain left roads slick and traffic largely stopped this morning. Highways and streets were covered as a .44 inch mid January rain fell by noon, with bus service halted and trucks delayed until late morning after the ice layer broke through. Weather forecasts warn of cooling to the high 20s tonight.
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United Telephone Co
United
Beil
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Post Office
Truman Withdraws Clark Ambassadorship to Vatican
President Truman withdraws Gen. Mark W. Clark from consideration for the Rome post at his request. A new nominee will be submitted later, with officials noting no final choice and possible consultation with congressional leaders before any replacement. The Vatican envoy issue has drawn Protestant and congressional criticism. Catholics backed Clark.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
Vatican
Mark W. Clark
White House
Clark
Congress
Rome
Pepin Farmers Reclassified in 1-A by New Draft Board
Durand Wisconsin four teen Pepin county farmers initially deferred by the former draft board have been reclassified to 1-A. The reorganized board replaces the old body after controversy over farmer deferral. The county had 90 deferrals with 77 farmers. Clifford Finn and three new members are involved in the board restructuring.
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Durand
Wis
Pepin County
Clifford Finn
Finn
Mrs. Germann 94 Dies at Monroe Home
Kathryn Germann longtime Monroe resident and widow of Daniel Germann died at home Saturday evening at age 94 from old age complications. She was born January 24 1857 and survived by a daughter four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Shriner Neuschwander funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Monroe
Kathryn Germann
17Th Avenue
Germann
Kathryn Brunner
John
Magdalena Buri Brunner
Daniel Germann
Ida G. Booth
J. D. Germann
Sophie Herring
Sophie Ruff
Marie Pfund
Louisa Fritz
Shriner- Neuschwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gas Tank Blast Kills Two in Crossville Illinois
Two explosions ripped a 500-gallon propane tank causing pieces of metal to fly into homes over a two block area in Crossville. Two women died Mrs May Stankard 63 and Mrs Allen 65. Several others injured as seven frame houses were damaged. Police say the blast destroyed the gas tank and sparked fires.
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Crossville
Ill
Illinois
May Stankard
Allen
Fairfield Hospital
R. G. Randall
Ten Car Mishaps Reported Amid Icy Roads and Fog
A weekend spike in traffic incidents linked to slick roads and fog with five city crashes including a squad car dent and four county crashes plus one morning county collision. Notable events include a rear-end in the 1600 block of 9th Street involving Mrs. Kendell Digman and Mrs. Victor Heuer, a head-on on Highway 11 81 near 10th 11th, and a three-vehicle chain near 13th Street. One injury reported, Ferne Niedermeier, in a separate head-on collision six miles south of Juda near the Wisconsin Illinois line.
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Kendall Digman
9Th Street
Victor L. Heuer
16Th Avenue
Digman
Dale W. Olson
Heuer
Ray J. Barbian
Winthrop
Clarence Ostby
17Th Avenue
10Th
11Th Avenues
Ralph B. Strasser
Armand F. Sorenson
20Th Avenue
19Th Street
Edward M. Kubly
Clarence R Benkert
13Th Street
Kubly
Albin Indergand
Donald Ivey
23Rd Avenue
John Webner
7Th Street
8Th Street
21St Avenue
Ferne Niedermeier
Rock Grove
Don H. Niedermeier
Juta
Wisconsin-Illinois State Line
Claude E. Wideman
Juda
William Shamburek
Monroe
Roger N. Goodman
Browntown
Airliner Crashes in New York River During Fog Landing
An airliner inbound from Boston crashed into the East River near LaGuardia in dense fog. All 33 passengers and three crew were rescued. two were in serious condition as survivors were treated on a Queens pier. The craft disappeared beneath the water after hitting the river at Runway 26.
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New York
East River
New York City
Boston
Bronx
LaGuardia Field
Queens Pier
al Marsh
Coast Guard
Manhattan
Queens
Ricker’s Island
Apple River Boy, 10, Run Over by Tractor
James Joseph Upman, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Upman near Apple Grove, was injured Saturday night when tractor front wheels ran over his abdomen. He was admitted to St Francis hospital at 8 30 p m. The boy, driving the tractor on the family farm, reportedly hit an obstacle and was thrown over the machine. His eight year old brother rushed to shut off the engines before the rear wheels reached him.
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Freeport
James Joseph Upman
Joseph Upman
Apple Grove
St. Francis Hospital
James
Air Posts Signal Spotted Planes In Defense Drill
Albany and Clarno air observation posts in Green county and the South Wayne post reported flights over their areas during air defense drills. New Glarus reported no activity. Observers noted calls to the Chicago filter center, with varied contact times. Volunteers and supervisors led posts at Ralph Burkhalter farm South Wayne and other sites.
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Albany
Clarno
Green County
South Wayne
Chicago
New Glarus
Fay Jones
Harry Ammann
Ralph Burkhalter
Fred Mayer
S. J. Jensen
Eugene Stuessy
Churchill postpones return. sails January 24 on Queen Mary
British Prime Minister Churchill extends stay in the United States by four days to return home by sea. He now plans to sail January 24 aboard the liner Queen Mary from New York.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
New York
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Oliver Miller
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J. L. Norton
George Grenzow
Grenzow
W. E. Huffman
Bishop Hallock
Knightson
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Pepin
New Draft Board
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