Lenin Eulogist Urges World Peace Through Communism
Pospelov spoke at a 25th Lenin death anniversary event denouncing Western plans and praising the Soviet Union. He cited China as an example of failed American schemes and predicted a 20th century triumph of Lenin. He criticized Marshall Plan Europe and warned against Tito's alleged Marxist deviation.
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P. N. Pospelov
Lenin
Russia
Stalin
Data
Truman
Pospelov
China
Pver Hagete
Risaihuseies
Youth Aid Group Welcomes Inquiry in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin state youth service commission said it would welcome a legislative inquiry into its activities. Chairman Frank Ross noted the Senate resolution to shift administration of the Waukesha boys school back to the state department of public welfare. The division has led the facility since Oct 1, 1948, and Ross cited limited time to prove the proposed treatment program while acknowledging changes in disciplinary measures.
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Madison
State Youth Service Commission
Wisconsin
Frank Ross
Commission
Senate
Dempsey
Hartland
Gettelman
Milwaukee
School For
Waukesha
State Department of Public Welfare
Ross
Desk Man Added To Police Force
Ray R. Finch added to the police force amid the Christmas rush. Finch is a veteran of three U. S. Army Air Corps service.
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Ray R. Finch
U. S. Army Air Corps
Finch
Duffy Nomination for Seventh Circuit to be Heard
Washington sources report the nomination of Wisconsin federal judge F Ryan Duffy to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals will be examined by the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee today in Chicago. Duffy, a former U S senator from Wisconsin, faces confirmation scrutiny.
Communists Picket Open Scandinavian Defense Conference
Communist protesters picketed the opening session of a Scandinavian defense alliance at Copenhagen Castle. Twenty three youths carried signs rejecting a Scandinavian war bloc and funding from abroad as Denmark, Norway and Sweden leaders met. Police observed without incident.
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Copenhagen
Christianborg
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Hedatoft
Soviet Denounces Inaugural Speech
A Tass dispatch denounces President Truman's inaugural address as an enraged attack on communism. It says he spoke contrary to reality describing communism as preaching war and outlines four pointed objectives of American capital penetration into backward nations.
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Moscow
Tass
Truman
Blast darkens city Prague
A dark event in Prague darkens the city as authorities respond to a disruption. Details are sparse but report a wide impact on streets and public spaces with ongoing investigation by city officials.
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Prague
Congress Awaits New Aid Plan Data
Congress leaders expect President Truman to outline a long range aid plan for private investments abroad during discussions of the inaugural message. Senators Lucas and Vandenberg caution about resource limits while Truman signals potential 2 percent Asiatic living standard gains could keep U.S. factories busy for a century. The president slept late during the inaugural week but appeared energetic at morning briefings and receptions.
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Washington
Truman
Lucas
T Illinois
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Missouri
Far East
White House
Two Saved Four Dead In Alaskan Air Crash
Rescue crews reported two survivors and four dead after an Alaska Airlines DC-3 transport plane crashed near a peninsula Thursday night. The text notes may be incomplete but indicates a fatal air disaster with efforts continuing.
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Alaska Airlines
Enai Peninsula
Former Federal Agent Named to Spy Hunting Panel
Harold H. Velde 38 a Illinois representative and former FBI sabotage counter espionage specialist is chosen by Republicans for a seat on the House Un American Activities Committee. Veteran Rep Francis Case of South Dakota may or may not accept. The party plans two vacancies with holdovers Thomas and Nixon reassigned. Democrats have named five lawyers to the panel.
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Washington
Congress
House
UN American Activities
Harold H. Velde
Illinois
Francis Casé
South Dakota
Thomas
New Jersey
Nixon
California
Velde
Tazewell County
Ill
FBI
West Coast
Case
Appropriations Committee
Senator Morse Pushes April Vote On Taft Hartley Repeal
Republican Morse proposes an April target date for a senate vote on repealing Taft Hartley. Democratic leader Lucas urges a faster pace. Morse plans hearings next week and aims to complete the bill through March.
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Washington
Morse
Ore
Senate
Lucas
Teader
Senate Labor Committee
Jerome J. Howe Named Water Safety Chairman
Jerome J. Howe of 2316 17th Avenue is named chairman of the chapter water safety committee. Alvin H. Babler announces the appointment, succeeding Edwin C. Milne. Lawrence Kitchen, city recreation director, also joins the committee.
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Jerome J. Howe
17Th Avenue
Alvin H. Babler
Green County Cros
Edwin C. Mil
17Th Street
Babler
Lawrence Kitchen
Nanking Names Peace Mission Peiping Capitulates to Besiegers
Cold wave grips the Midwest as Monroe reports 4 below zero and 12 below on some thermometers. Darlington records 25 below while Lone Rock hits 19 below. Nevada stockmen face 70 000 sheep at risk as weather worsens. Air relief proposed. Maine and other states see snow while Missouri river ice jam is blasted to prevent floods.
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Monroe
H. J. Thompson
Wisconsin
Lone Rock
Darlington
Stevens Point
la Crosse
Madison
Superior
Wausau
Beloit
Clintonville
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Miloo
Green Bay
Nevada
Ely
Nev
George N. Swallow
United Stockmen’s Association
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Washington
Air Force
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Maine
Hay Center
Neb
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Woman Dies of Burns After Kitchen Fire
Mrs. Samuel Norberg 87 of Brule died from burns received when her dress caught fire as she moved pots from a kitchen stove. Neighbors said she used her dress to shield her hands during the incident.
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Samuel Norberg
Brule
Nordberg
Juda to Host Swine Day Clinic February 10
Juda to host the Green County Swine Day on February 10 at the Juda Community Hall starting 10 a.m. Myron E. Jeglum announced the all day event. Speakers include J J Lacey David Williams I K Hall from the University of Wisconsin and William Roper from the Cement Institute.
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Juda
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Coun
Apne Cent Agent
Russell Carter
Charles Thalmann
Juda High School
J. H. Gruenewald
LeRoy Peter
J. J. Lacey
David Williams
I. K. Hall
College of Agriculure
University of Wisconsin
Wiliam Roper
Cement Institute
Polio Fund Aids 32 Green County Victims Amid Overdraft
Figures from Green County permanent committee show 32 polio victims receiving aid from the March of Dimes drive, part of a decade of support totaling 42. Local needs include a $580 brace purchase and an overdraft of $1,500 as crews raise $6,450 before January 31 with 125 women volunteers from the Woman's Club coordinating tag day efforts.
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Green County
Leland L. Lamboley
Woman’s Club
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co
Five Treasurers Make Advance Tax Payments
Five treasurers from Green county precincts Carl Hartwig Miss Lillie Focht Werner Hefty Glenn Dunwiddle and Casper Rebly Monroe advanced 10000 to Emanuel G Stauffacher county treasurer. The last two were the first to make such advances.
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Green County
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Werner T. Hefty
Washington Township
Leon Hartwig
Jordan
Lillie M. Focht
Brodhead
Glenn Dunwiddie
Jefferson
Casper Rebly Monroe
European Alliance Maps Defense Line From Coast to Alps
Five nation western European alliance plans a defense line from the Dutch coast to the Swiss Alps to deter a possible war with Russia. Details are pending and the pact may include a North Atlantic defense framework with the United States and Canada and a system of mobile on-the-ready units.
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London
Western European Alliance
Russia
United States
Canada
America
Europe
Mrs Myrtle Howard 59 Darlington Dies After Illness
Darlington special report Mrs Myrtle Howard 59 died at 9 30 last night at her home following a lingering illness She was a member of the American Legion auxiliary and the Methodist church Born in Elk Grove she is survived by daughters Betty at home Pauline Madison a sister Mrs Arthur Worms Shulls bury Her husband Chester preceded her Funeral services will be Monday at 3 pm at the Methodist church Rev E J Jeff rey officiating Interment in Union Grove cemetery The body will be taken from the Nelson Sharer funeral home to the church at noon Monday
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Darlington
Myrtle Howard
Howard
American Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Elk Grove
Betty
Pauline
Madison
Arthur Worms
Shullsbury
Chester
E. J. Jeffrey
Union Grove
Nelson- Sharer Funeral
Black Auto Seen in Waukesha Cash Robbery Probe
Waukesha deputies follow an elusive black 1935 sedan tied to the $88,500 cash theft from Soo Line depot. A second black 1935 coupe was spotted near Frame park the day the money was found intact in a culvert. An anonymous tip led to a phone mention of two witnesses who claimed knowledge of the money.
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Waukesha
Soo Line
Frame Park
Pedestrian Dies After Car Strike in Oshkosh
Charles Girard, 69, of Oshkosh was killed instantly when a car struck him on a city street last night. Police investigated the fatal crash and identified the victim. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities.
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Oshkosh
Charles Girard
Acting President Li Assumes New Task
North China forces offer Peiping as surrender to the communists. Li Tsung-jen assumes presidential powers and names a peace delegation led by Shao Li-tze to negotiate a northern settlement with the reds. Chiang Kai-shek retires amid uncertain terms.
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China
Li Tsung-jen
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Chiang
Fenghua
Chekiang Province
North China
Reds
Peiping
Fu Tso-Yi
Taiyuan
Chiang Kaishek
Li Tsungen
Shao Li-tze
Shao
Chang Chih-chung
Huang Shao-hsiung
Peng Chao-hsien
Chung Tienhsing
Chang
Marshall
Japan
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Lenin Eulogist
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles G. Ross
Pres
Saints
R. Truman
Committee
Lamboley
National Paralysis Foundation
European Alliance
Alps
Black Auto
Sun Fo
Shanghai
Chiang Kai - Shek
Fenghwa
Chang Chun
Communist Party
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