Truman asks $71.6 billion 1952 security budget
President Truman sent Congress a fiscal year 1953 budget stressing national security spending. He proposes a $16.456 billion tax rise to balance the plan and outlines $30.462 billion in funds to carry out security measures. The proposal includes military costs about $41.421 billion and increased home-front outlays to support production, price controls, and federal social programs.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
U.S
Atte Doe
U S Budget In 1952 Targets Higher Taxes And Defense
President Truman outlined a 1952 budget with a $24.38 billion total, proposing major tax hikes on individuals and corporations and a $351 million postal-rate rise. He framed spending as defense heavy, calling for extended work hours while promoting housing for low income groups and the St. Lawrence power project.
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Brannan
St. Lawrence
Getic
Truman
Swiss rindless cheese patent sought by state agency
A Washington patent office announcement reports a state agency seeking a patent on rindless cheese production. The disclosure mentions a rindless Swiss style process and the aim to secure exclusive rights for the invention.
Five Die in Guard Bomber Crash Near Chicago
A B 26 bomber of the Illinois Air National Guard from O'Hare and based at Park Ridge crashed northwest of Chicago early today, killing five crew from the 126th composite group. They had departed Barksdale AFB Louisiana for a training flight, narrowly missing a farm before hitting a field near Glenview Naval Air Station. The crew reported icing trouble moments before impact.
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Chicago
126Th
Illinois Air Nationai Guard
O'Hare Field
Park Ridge
O'Hare
Barksdale Air Force Base
Glenview Naval Air Station
Truman Revives Brannan Plan With Direct Farm Subsidies
President Truman revived the Brannan subsidy plan to support farm prices through direct payments when prices fall below government price supports. He proposed replacing market price supports with subsidies allowing surplus produce to move to consumption at lower prices, with farmers paid directly if market levels fail to reach a fair price. He noted strong postwar demand but projected next year’s price support outlays to exceed receipts from commodity sales, contrasting with last year’s $1.6 billion net loss.
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Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Truman
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
American “Agriculture Navy
Kingsley Jr. Dies After Illness in Kenosha Hospital
Kenosha born, 32 year old Ralph S. Kingsley Jr., son of the publisher of the Las Kanade Evening News, died Sunday after an extended illness at a Kenosha hospital. He was formerly with the newspaper’s advertising department and was educated at Georgetown and Harvard. He was unmarried.
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Kenosha
Reds With French Lines in IP Cor
Reds with French lines in Vietnam cor. Communist Vietminh leaders are hurling 12 000 troops against the French defense north of Hanoi. Their second major assault in three weeks, the French army reported today.
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Hanoi
U S Puts Freeze On New Buildings For Business Use
Washington issued a one month freeze on new commercial construction effective midnight Saturday, banning new starts in banks hotels offices and retail outlets unless authorized by the National Production Authority. Exemptions apply if the project furthers defense or public safety or prevents local hardship. Buildings already under way will not be stopped, but starts must meet strict criteria.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
51 Music Festival Arrangements Progress to serene de ee
Allan F Barnard high school director said dates will be announced tomorrow for the 51 Music Festival arrangements. The Southwest District Music organization adopted at a meeting in Evansville last week provides for district meets. John McKenna Evansville superintendent elected president. vice president Durward McVey New Glarus superintendent. secretary Gerald F Fritz Monroe. treasurer Herman Becker Monticello.
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Serene de Ee
Allan F. Barnard
Southwest District
Evansville
John McKenna
Durward McVey
New Glarus
Gerald F. Fritz
Monroe
South Wayne
Herman Becker
Monticello
Killer Reported Caught in Mexico in Mine Shaft
Sheriff Bert Strand said Badman Bill Cook, suspect in eight slayings, was captured in the Lower California peninsula with two El Centro prospectors, Forrest Damron and James Burke, both unharmed. The manhunt began after the Mosser family disappearance in Oklahoma.
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Carl Mosser
Bill Cook
San Diego
Bert Strand
Mexico
Cook
Lower California Peninsula
el Centro California
Forrest Damron
James Burke
Cook, 24-Year-Old Joplin
Atwood
Ill
Oklahoma
Tijuana
el Centro
Carl Mosch Ser
Tulsa
Stock Mart Mixed Price Range Signals Cautious Trade
The stock market showed a mix of losses and gains with a leaning to the downside. Prices declined by a few cents to about 1.75 dollars a share while gains reached around 1 dollar, with a few larger climbs scattered through the session.
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Stock Mart
Haberman's Cascade Jim Tops Green County Holstein Sale
Haberdale Cascade Jim, a yearold blue ribbon bull owned by Walter Haberman of Brodhead, sold for 605 at the Green County Holstein Breeders sale. Second high went to Inspiration Home stead Laddie at 550, while Elmer Brook Rex Inka Piebe brought a top three price for Hermanson. Over 275 attended, 25 bulls and six heifers averaged 335 and 231 respectively, with nineteen lots staying in Green County.
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Haberdale Cascade
Walter Haberman
Brodhead
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
James Oliver
Albany
John Ruff
Monroe
Inspiration
Homestead
Laddie
Elmer Brook
Francis Beldt
Pecatonica
Lil
George Schwartzlow
Stauffacher Bros
Monticello
Hermanson’s
Top Swiss Cheese Grades Rise Six Cents As Trade Improves
Prices for November show state brand up from 41 to 47 cents, B grade 44 cents, C grade 40 cents, and grinders 35 cents. December limburger up 3 to 37. Demand improves after a long slump, with cheese moving to markets as Wisconsin Swiss production for 1950 reaches 51,625,000 pounds from 294,990 wheels graded.
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State Department of Agricultate Tri
Cadiz Woman Mrs Lueck Dies At 71 In Home
Mrs William F Lueck 71 of Cadiz township died at her home yesterday morning after an illness Her birth name Letha Peck was born September 11 1879 in Cadiz She married William F Lueck in 1905 and they ran their farm She leaves a husband two sons Kenneth and Howard two daughters Mrs Roy Schroeder and Mrs Herman Ann plus a sister and grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Shiner Neushwander Monroe with Rev Ralph K Kotter officiating Burial in Cadiz Cemetery
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Willam F. Lueck
Cadiz Township
Cadiz
Letha Peck
Lennel and
Angeline Robb Peck
William F. Lueck
Peck Homestead
Lueck
Kenneth
Howard
Roy Schroeder
Herman Ann
Monticello
Midwest
Wyoming
Harry
Ray Peck
Lena Burrington
Monroe Methodist Church
Browntown Royal Neighbors Lodge
Shriner-Neushwander
Monroe
Ralph K. Kotoed
Cadiz Cemetery
Doctor Registration Draws 33 at Local Draft Headquarters
Doctors dentists veterinarians and scientists under 50 years old expected to register at local draft headquarters today. Miss Mary Thyre God, draft board clerk, said registration covers those not in regular or reserve armed services and not signed in during the Oct 16 registration. James R Harrison 96 retired inventor of farm equipment died yesterday born Princeville. He invented a grain weigher in 1885 and later became chief engineer of the J I Case Co experimental department in Racine.
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Arous
Mary Thyregod
Draft Board
Armed Services
Peoria
James R. Harrison
Princeville
Racine
J. I. Case Co
Hostess Heroine and Six Die in DC-4 Crash
A National Airlines DC-4 bound Newark to Norfolk crashed after an approach in rough, snowy weather. Stewardess Mary Frances Housley, 24, saved at least 10 passengers, then perished in the fire. Four more victims including a four month old baby died. two babies were lost. The plane overran the runway, struck a ditch, and burst into flames as it landed in rain and snow.
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Philadelphia
National Airlines
Mary Frances Housley
Jacksonville
Fla
J. A
NAS
Pla
Guard Drill Plan for June By Local National Guard Unit
Eight of the national outdoor drills and for members of the local national guard unit will be completed by a battalion field problem in conjunction with Co. M. Platteville probably in June. Capt. Joseph B. Viney commanding of Co. K said this morning. Summer encampment this year probably will be at Camp Ripley Minnesota. The camp will be for 15 days.
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National Guard
Co. M. Platteville
Joseph B. Viney
Co. K
Viney
Camp Douglas
Col
O. A. Moler
128Th Infantry Regiment
Theodore J. Burny
Wilbur E. Deininger
Ray
Surprise Offense Recaptures Towns In Western Korea Front
Allied forces pushed up to twelve miles in a sudden western Korea offensive south of Seon, recapturing Osan Kumyangjang and Chon. Air strikes by Brent bombers and a mix of fighters followed by troop reinforcements signaled a shift in momentum as US and allied units aimed to blunt red advances and restore positions near Wonju and Yongwol. Commanders vowed to stay and fight as replacements begin flowing in within two to three months.
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Olen Clements Jokyo
Seon
Osan
Kumyangjang
Chon
Reto
Lawton Celins
Korea
Me Brent
U. S. Army
Suwon
Seoul
U.S
Wonju
Yongwol
Cooler Weather To Follow Thaw
Weather reports predicted a turn to cooler conditions after a thaw Sunday. Melting snow and ice caused roof leaks and street water seepage, with carpenters clearing ice from routes. Ice chunks damaged two cars near Spring Square and another car near the city garage.
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Loraert
Devees
Tacetore
Gobet
Coate
James Pen
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Carnation Inspiration
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