Perjury Claimed In Lattimore Case
A Senate committee charged Owen Lattimore with being a conscious instrument of a Soviet conspiracy and urged perjury proceedings against him and John P. Davies Jr. for allegedly false testimony before the Internal Security Subcommittee. The report cites several instances of supposed falsehoods regarding Mongolia, Chi, Field, and CIA-related questions.
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Washington
Senate
Owen Lattimore
John P. Davies Jr
State Department
Internal Security
Lattimore
Davies
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Pacific
Johns Hopkins University
U.S
West Germany
Subcommittee
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Outer Mongolia
Ch’aoting Chi
Chi
Field
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
New Yorker
Asiatics
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Stocks Slip After Five Day Rise In New York
A tame profit taking session in New York kept stocks lower following a five day advance as investors reined in gains and led to a market drop.
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New York
Red Arrow Division Band Plans Concert At Guard Rally
A Green County Wisconsin National Guard rally in Monroe features a concert by the 32nd Division band of Wisconsin. Co K and the medical platoon march with their vehicles from the armory to Recreation Park for an 8 p m concert after a 7 30 p m parade led by the band. Frank W Koenig Jr of Monroe directs the band as members travel from Madison by Army bus. Booster shots for typhoid fever were given at the Co K drill in preparation for the summer encampment at Camp Ripley Minnesota July 27 to August 10.
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Green County
Wisconsin National Guard
Monroe
32Nd Division
Wisconsin
Co. K
Armory
Recreation Park
Frank W. Koenig Jr
Madison
Camp Ripley
Minn
City Council Honors Dr. G S Soseman in memorial resolution
The Monroe City Council honored the late Dr. Glenn S. Soseman former alderman and city clerk with a memorial resolution filed in minutes and sent to his wife and daughter. Services were held at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev John E MacMartin officiating burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. City Hall closed 1 to 3 pm to allow officials to attend the service.
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Glenn S. Soseman
Judiciary Committee
G. S. Soseman
Truman Appeals For Seaway Help
President Truman urged Congress to let the United States join Canada as a full partner in the St. Lawrence seaway and power project. He called New York State involvement a second best option and noted the State Department and Canada asked the International Joint Commission to approve the plan promptly to enable U S participation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York State
Barkley
House
Rayburn
State Department
International Joint Commission
DROWNS NEAR RESORT IN MICHIGAN LAKE
John A. Austren aged 51 a summer resident from Chicago Heights Illinois drowned last night when his car left a resort area road and plunged into a lake on the narrow right of way between Big and Little Horsehead lakes.
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Winegars, Mich
John A. Austren
Chicago Heights
Big
Little Horsehead Lakes
Katyn Charges Tied to Korea Says House Panel
A Congressional committee unanimously charges Russia with killing 15,000 Polish officers in Katyn in 1940. Rep. O’Konski says the report links Katyn to Korean war methods, notes Panmunjom evasiveness, and cites 8,000 missing U.S. troops and 60,000+ South Korean soldiers still missing.
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Washington
Russia
Korea
O’konski
R-Wis
House
Europe
Katyn Forest
Smolensk
United Nations Assembly
World Court
Katyn
Panmunjom
U. N
Moscow
Matthew B. Ridgway
United States
Banks Call for June 30 Reports From National and State Banks
The Comptroller of Currency in Washington issued a call for reports on the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Monday June 30. The State Banking Commission issued a similar call for state banks. Officials at First National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank said the requests are customary for year half reporting.
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Comptroller of Currency
Washington
State Banking Commission
First National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank
Kittlesen Seeks Third Term as Green County D A
Rodney O. Kittelsen filed nomination papers for a third term as district attorney of Green County with county clerk Mrs. Wilma S. Lengacher. He is the third candidate to file with a 5 p.m. next Tuesday deadline.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Green County
Wilma S. Lengacher
Council Accepts Electrical Code Plans Informally
City Council accepts most proposals in an informal session, drafting a tentative electrical ordinance for licensing electricians and inspecting by a city inspector. The plan awaits first reading after committee revisions. Rezoning petitions face denial and water/sewer projects are debated with deferrals pending investigations and board reconsiderations.
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Council
Judiciary Committee
September Army Draft Calls 30,000 Men
The Army announced a September draft of 30,000 draftees and a projected need for 54,000 more men per month through October, November, and December. The plan mirrors August and July intake levels and would exceed any monthly draft since March 1951 when 80,000 were drafted for the Army.
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Washington
Army
Truman defends New Deal for the South at Bull Shoals
President Truman, in Arkansass Bull Shoals address, praised the New Deal and Fair Deal as benefiting the South more than prior administrations. He dedicated two hydroelectric dams as progress symbols, spoke against special interests, and urged action for fair incomes and opportunity.
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Truman
Hazard Stickers Promoted in Green County Safety Drive
Green County safety council hosts a youth led program to distribute Hazard Danger stickers via 4-H clubs and Scouts during National Farm and Home Safety Week. Volunteers plan farm and home visits, bicycle patrols for schools, and a rural safety handbook rollout this fall with accident victims interviewed to illustrate prevention.
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Green County
County Safety Council
Boy Scouts
Court House
National Safety Council
State
Motor Vehicle Department Safety Division
W. D. Stovall Jr
Brodhead
Ruth Chase
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Walter Elmer
New Glarus American Legion
Ben Zimmerli
Eugene E. Eckstam
Green County Medical Society
Ellen Brooks
Leslie Huber
John H. Bruni
Berlin Red Police Grab U.S. Tourists In Crossed Border Incident
Three American Catholic priests and a German girl were seized at gunpoint by East German police and forced into the Soviet zone of Berlin. The group, sightseeing in Zehlendorf, were escorted to a Soviet border post and held for about 20 minutes before being moved to a Soviet military post at Machnow. The U S Army demanded their release, but they remained in custody at nightfall.
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Berlin
Germany
U. S. Army
Frankfurt
Zehlendorf
Machnow
Silo Chute Fall Fatal to Boy
Bruce Douglas eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Douglas of Dunbarton farm died in Lafayette County Memorial Hospital after falling forty feet in a silo chute He was catching pigeons when he lost his balance His head struck the cement floor He leaves parents two sisters Barbara and Sharon and a brother Arlen with burial at Union Grove cemetery and funeral at Methodist church with Rev E J Jeffrey officiating
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Darlington
Bruce Douglas
Howard Douglas
Dunbarton
Here
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Bruce
Howard
Avis Evans Douglas
Dodgeville
Barbara
Sharon
Arlen
Sharer Funeral Home
Methodist Church
E. J. Jeffrey
Union Grove Cemetery
Park Pool Opens With Bathing Suit Show and Diving
A first major event at the park swimming pool will feature a bathing suit show and stunt diving exhibition planned for early next week. Girls and young women register at the bathhouse to model the suits as staff select stuntavers led by Kenneth Davis, head lifeguard, to add humor to the program.
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Kenneth Davis
Stalled Truce Talks Recessed on Red Plea
In Munsan Korea the Korean armistice talks paused for 24 hours at the Communist request. The Reds gave no reason for canceling today’s session and the U N Command immediately agreed to the recess.
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Munsan
Korea
Reds
U. N. Command
Platform Group Aims Harmony in Republican Platform
CHICAGO Republican policy makers advanced toward a platform written to unite Taft and Eisenhower factions as hearings wrapped. Sen. Eugene D. Millikin led the committee with Dulles arriving to push for a sharp critique of Truman policies while promising a broad consensus for the convention and November votes.
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Chicago
Taft
Eisenhower
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Millikin
Dulles
Truman
Community Plans For July 4 Holiday In Monroe And Green County
Residents in Monroe and Green County finalize plans for the holiday weekend as many begin long trips. The Chamber of Commerce retail committee has not issued guidance on Thursday closing hours. Some businesses may stay open Friday while most stores close. banks city hall and the courthouse close Friday but open until 6 pm with limited lobby access for security and service needs.
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Monroe
Green County
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Court House
SS Soe Nelers Ant
John J. Burkhard
Taft Seizes Georgia Delegates in Convention Battle
Taft forces win a major victory by ejecting Georgia’s Eisenhower delegation and seating 17 Taft loyalists. AP tally places Taft at 493 votes to Eisenhower’s 412 as reform battles continue in Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri and Texas. Tampa Florida delegation also tilts Taft. cameras and radio were barred from the committee session.
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Chicago
Taft
Georgia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
GOP National Committee
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Florida
National Committee
Second Weekly Shopper Program Well Attended
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce sponsored second weekly free moving picture program for Green County families at Goetz theater attracting 840 people this morning. Attendance included many children and farm folks from the city and beyond with shoppers reporting morning hours popular in hot weather and purchases in groceries and Fourth of July preparations.
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Green County
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Goetz Theater
City
Monroe
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