Yellowstone Dam Progress and Planned Land Use Revisions
Wisconsin conservation officials detail a multi year plan for the Yellowstone area in Lafayette County. The program includes sale and removal of buildings this summer and fall, forest and grassland establishment, soil erosion controls, fencing, and a master wildlife habitat plan tied to dam construction with initial tree planting underway.
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Yellowstone
Lafayette County
Clarence W. Benkett
13Th Street
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Committee On Agriculture and Conservation
Olson
Soil Conservation Service
Jensen
Guard Departs For Ripley Duty
Personnel of Co. K and the medical platoon left Monroe by bus at 6 10 p m yesterday for two weeks of maneuvers at Camp Ripley Minnesota They boarded a troop train at Madison and were to arrive at camp around 9 am today Captain Joseph D Viney gave final instructions after roll call Last minute promotions announced for the medical platoon included Malcolm F Marti to master sergeant Fritz F Friedly to corporal and several privates to private first class Captain Howard Counselman received a captain's bars after a parade More than 100 gathered to bid farewell at the armory The mood differed from 1950 when rumors of direct full time training swirled during the Korean war
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Co. K
Monroe
Camp Ripley
Minn
Madison
Joseph D. Viney
Malcolm F. Marti
Pfc
Fritz F. Friedly
Robert F. Brawand
Francis L. Mulligan
Eugene R. Quinn
James R. Staffon
Philip J. Teehan
Howard Counselman
Wilbur E. Deininger
Reserve National Guard
Young Farmer Struck by Cross Bull
Rodney Duane Davis, 23, of route 5 Monroe, is in St. Clare hospital with broken ribs and a bruised chest after a Holstein bull charged him while he went to fetch cows. He crawled to a neighbor’s house for safety, noting the bull has shown a cross temper before but never attacked anyone.
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Rodney Duane Davis
Route 5
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Davis
Polio Victim Dies in Eau Claire County
John Graf aged 10 died today from bulbar polio per the Eau Claire county health department. It is the first reported polio case in the county since mid January.
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Eau Claire
John Graf
Eau Claire County
Judge Halts Minneapolis Hospital Strike Tieup
District Judge D E LaBelle issued a restraining order to stop non professional hospital workers from striking and picketing at ten Minneapolis hospitals. Incidents included an intern roughed at Fairview, a janitor pushed near Abbott, nails and debris in driveways, an ambulance with flat tires, veils pulled from nuns, and a protester taken to police headquarters.
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Minneapolis
D. E. LaBelle
Fairview Hospital
Abbott Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Norman Carle
AFL Building Service Employes Union
11 Airmen Dead In B 29 Crash In Scotland
A U S A F KB 29 tanker crashed in misty Scotland near Carsphairn in Kirkcudbrightshire forty miles from Prestwick. The wreck burned and nine bodies were recovered. the crew of eleven is presumed dead. The aircraft was based at Lakenheath England and assigned to the Second Bomb Wing under U S Third Air Force.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Carspharin
Kircudbrightshire
U. S. Third Air Force
Ruislip
Lakenheath
England
Oatis Story Aired From Prague Espionage Trial
The recorded voice of AP correspondent William N. Oatis confessing to espionage was heard on NBC radio across the United States. Prague authorities conducted a trial broadcast via Czech radio and the 15 minute recording was sent to New York for airing.
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Oatis
New York
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Prague
America
NBC
U S To End Cultural Ties With Budapest
The United States informs Hungary it will discontinue cultural and informational activities in Budapest after a trial of Archbishop Groesz. The Hungarian government demanded recall of three officials and closure of U S library and arts programs citing espionage. Gerald Mokma delivered Washingtons note stating open contact is impossible.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Groesz
Legation
U. S
State Department
Gerald A. Mokma
Budapest
Vienna
Albert W. Sherer Jr
School Meetings Scheduled Monday in Green County
Annual common school meetings are set for 8 p m Monday in Green County districts. Officers to be elected include at least one board member with salaries tied to recent law. New pay caps: director or treasurer up to 100 dollars, clerk 125 dollars. travel pay 6 per day plus 6 cents per mile.
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Green County
Brick Shipment Arrives for East and South School Additions
The first carload of brick from Nebraska kilns arrived for the East and South school additions. Stanley W. Howe, project architect, said full brickwork would begin Monday with subsequent shipments due over the weekend. Delays had caused schedule changes but construction progress continued.
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Nebraska
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe
GOP Urges Positive MacArthur Policy Report
A three man GOP staff draft circulated among senators accuses the Truman administration of fear driven foreign policy and urges a positive stand to defend the free world. It cites mishandled China policy and MacArthur’s removal as a bungled action to end the war.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Cain
R-Wash
GOP
United States
Free World
China
Far East
Gen. MacArthur
Pacific
Korea
U. S
United Nations
Manchurian
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Gas Blasts Rock Port of Newark
Fire Chief Burnett declared the Port Newark gas explosions out of control as bottled gas tanks exploded across the industrial area near Newark airport. Flames rose to 2,500 feet and crews from New Jersey and possibly New York fought the blaze with no immediate casualty reports.
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Newark
N. J
Port Newark
Charles J. Burnett
Burnett
New York City
New Jersey
New York
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
New York Authority
Warren Petroleum Co
Park Board To Elect New Officers Tuesday
Election of officers will highlight the annual park board meeting Tuesday night. Lee A. Mitchell is present chairman. Mrs. John A. Schindler is secretary. Other members are Mrs. Nell W. Cunningham, Wesley L. Dodee, Louis F Blanc, Rudolph P. Regez and Floyd W. Matzke.
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Park Board
Lee A. Mitchell
John A. Schindler
Nell W. Cunningham
Wesley L. Dodee
Louis F Blanc
Rudolph P. Regez
Floyd W. Matzke
Retired Sheboygan Dentist Dr Hollingsworth Dies
Dr. WG Hollingsworth, 77, a prominent Sheboygan dentist who retired in 1948, died yesterday in a local hospital. A former city park board member he helped develop three of the city's largest parks.
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Sheboygan
WG. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Freeport Officer Commands Copter Fliers for Meeting
Maj. John J. Dean of Freeport commands the Third Air Rescue Squadron helicopter unit on alert to transport U N negotiators to Kaesong for cease-fire talks. One helicopter carries personnel, another carries communications gear, four more stand by near the front for emergencies. The unit was chosen for its record behind enemy lines.
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John J. Dean
Freeport
Third Air Rescue Squadron
U. N
Kaesong
Maj. Dean
Rev Elverado Cox Dies in Minnesota
Reverend Elverado Cox 46 son in law of Mr and Mrs Charles E Krueger died this morning in Pine Island Minnesota where he had served as Methodist pastor for six years He had been ill months and preached his last sermon on Mother's Day He was born March 21 1905 in Providence R I and studied at Hamline University and Garrett The funeral is set for Wednesday in Pine Island and the Kruegers will attend departing Monday with three sons and surviving relatives listed
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Elverado Cox
Charles E. Krueger
15Th Street
Pine Islanda
Minn
Methodist Church
Rev. Cox
Providence
R. I
Johnson M. Cox
Hamline University
St. Paul
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston
Cayla Krueger
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Cox
David
Thomas
Charles
Beatrice Green
Truman Extends Enlistments for Armed Forces
President Truman delegated to the Defense and Treasury secretaries the authority to call reserve and retired personnel and Coast Guard reserves to active duty for up to two years. The extension lasts 12 months beyond existing terms, affecting 300,000 to 400,000 personnel, including guardsmen and volunteers, but not draftees unless recalled.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Armed Forces Reserve
Coast Guard Reserve
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Allies Anticipate Key Cease Fire Talks at Kaesong
Allied envoys prepared to travel from Seoul to Kaesong for a preliminary cease fire meeting with Chinese and North Korean delegates. Immobility immunity granted for reconnaissance and safe conduct ends tonight as both sides mobilize for talks amid limited frontline action.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Kaesong
Seoul
Korea
F. W. Moorman
United Nations Supreme Commander’s Staff
Frank A. Allen
Ridgway
Moorman
U. N
Seven Slots Seized At Rock Island AFL Temple
Sheriff deputies and city police seized seven slot machines at the AFL Temple club in Rock Island after a telephone tip. Sheriff Morris E. Muhleman said the machines were "going at a merry clip" when raiders arrived. The club is a social organization sponsored by the Tri-City federation of labor, an AFL affiliate.
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Rock Island
AFL Temple Club
Morris E. Muhleman
Tri-City Federation of Labor
AFL
Eisner Guest of GOP as Wisconsin Assemblyman switches
Dane County Democratic Assemblyman Herman Eisner attended a GOP gathering and said he would join the Republicans after quitting the Democratic Party. Eisner cited Democrats as no good and spoke after the legislative session ended in mid June.
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Eisner
GOP
Wisconsin
Dane County
Herman Fisner
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republicans
Wisconsin Hero Learns Detroit Invitation Was Hoax
Sgt. Einar Ingman, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient from Tomahawk Wisconsin, arrived in Detroit for a celebratory event based on an anonymous invitation. At Willow Run airport no one greeted him. officials arranged a brief escort after delays, and he was misled by a telegraph invite.
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Detroit
Einar H. Ingman
Tomahawk
Wis
Washington
White House
America
Percy Jones
Battle Creek
Willow Run
Ingman
Albert E. Cobo
Michael J. Macalla
Veterans Memorial Building
Macalla
Boniface R. Male
The
Disabled American Veterans
Swiss Steadier Cheddars Weaken Wisconsin Dairy Market
Wisconsin cheese markets were weak over five days with cheddar prices falling to 36 to 38 cents. Swiss cheese held steady with minor gains, butter stable at 93 score, and state brand Swiss trading 42 to 44 cents as grade C and grinders showed surplus while demand remained balanced for state brand. Prices in New York and Chicago slid, and Wisconsin cheddar traded at 35 to 37 cents at the exchange.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Reds Plan Invasion of Iran Reported by NBC
Ray Brock of an American broadcaster, reporting from Ankara, says Russia is preparing for a full scale invasion of Iran. He cites nightly border incursions by Soviet troops and an unidentified U. S. army observer claiming Iranian communists aid border patrols.
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New York
American Broadcasting Company
Russia
Iran
Ray Brock
Ankara
Turkey
Brock
U. S. Army
Tehran
Red Army
Kohler appeals for alert party at Wisconsin GOP meet
Wisconsin Rapids Gov Kohler urged 1 500 delegates at the Wisconsin Republican convention to mobilize independent voters and avoid complacency that hurt GOP candidates in 1948. He criticized the Democratic administration as indecisive and corrupt and praised Wisconsin's 1951 legislature for advancing agriculture labor and state workers. Ringling backs group and Philipp faces endorsement questions as convention endorses potential national committeeman candidates. McCarthy drew no comment from Kohler when pressed on anti McCarthy petitions.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Kohler
Congress
Washington
Wisconsin
Alvin H. Babler
Monroe
Green County
Cvyrus L. Philipp
Milwaukee
Henry E. Ringling
Baraboo
Ringling
Phillip
Yvonne Town
Waukesha
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Voluntary
Thomas E. Coleman
Madison
GOP
Philipp
Milwaukee Grouve
William J. Campbell
Oshkosh
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Acheson
Defense
Marshall
Red blasts hit front near Kumhwa in Korea
Eleven explosions rocked the earth northwest of Kumhwa during the day. Rumors spread of a Chinese supergun as a demolition officer found 20 foot craters and suggested a possible Chinese touch of large ammunition caches.
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West Central Front
Korea
Kumhwa
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Bai
Wu Se
Yellowstone Dam
Ripley
U.S
Fear
Minnesota
Pine Island
Mrs. Krueger
Defense Department
Reds
Eighth Army
Korean
Red
Oklahoma City
Stevie Miser
Woolsey Madden
Max Hamilton
Harold Sanford
Philipp,Ringling
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