Editorial editorial on Korean campaign and supply failures
The piece criticizes senior officials in Washington for mismanaging the Korean war effort. It cites a lack of ammunition, supplies, and food while blaming the joint chiefs of staff and decision makers in the State Department and Pentagon. It argues Korea should not have been written off and warns of further dangerous strategic errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Washington
Pentagon
Korea
State Department
Formosa
MacArthur
Hawaii
Dreamers Jolted by Defeat Over Cabinet Health Plan
The piece argues Congress should not let welfare state ideals influence policy and warns against creating a Health and Education Department led by Oscar Ewing. It stresses choosing a head by executive ability, criticizes Ewing’s welfare-promoting stance, and suggests shelving the idea for now while improving existing departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Healtth
Education and Security
Congress
Department of Health and Education
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security Administration
Iub Thumper
Ewing
Blanchardville school levy approved amid budget hike
The Blanchardville special district levy rose by 5000 to 25000 and 104 voters approved the budget of 65087 at the annual meeting. A 30000 loan to finance a gymnasium was authorized. Carlton Chandler was re elected clerk. Oscar Schindler presented auditors' report with Walter Gbuld presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Carlton Chandler
Oscar Schindler
Walter Gbuld
Albany to Study School Additions
Albany school board plans long range additions placing four rooms atop the grade school and approves a high school basement classroom. Mrs. D H Partridge joins the board replacing treasurer Mrs. Ivan Whalen. James Price clerk. Albert Loeffel director. Budget shows $47 425 in expenses, $50 559.48 receipts leaving $3 134.48 margin. tuition down. new high school agricultural aid and veterans training income.
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Albany
Albany School Board
D. H. Partridge
Ivan Whalen
James Price
Albert Loeffel
Veterans Training
Opera turns rough as Carmen clashes with Don Jose
Last night in Cincinnati the ending of Carmen grew tense as Carmen’s headdress clipped Don Jose on the nose. The brigadier, portrayed by Ramon Vinay, remained steady to finish the act.
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Cincinnati
Carmen
Don Jose
Ramon Vinay
Mrs. Arthur Doyle Named New Glarus Correspondent
Mrs. Arthur A. Doyle a former school teacher is named New Glarus correspondent of The Evening Times. She will collect news from her home at telephone No. 140 and succeeds Mrs. Millard Tschudy who resigns. Doyle is the former Miss Helen M. Roberts of New Glarus.
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Arthur A. Doyle
New Glarus
Evening Times
Doyle
Mrs. Cotherman Succumbs in East Ward
Mrs Kittie Barmore Cotherman age 76 died July 3 in Lake Lucern New York widow of Edward Cotherman they lived near Monroe then Winnebago Minnesota before moving to New York to be near eight surviving children. Surviving siblings include Fred in California and a deceased daughter burial in Winnebago. Ernest C Cotherman and Mrs Joseph N Blackbourn were related by marriage.
Two Die In Prairie du Chien Crash
Two Minnesota men were killed when their car failed to make a curve on a graveled road five miles north of Prairie du Chien. Victims were William E. Miska 62 of Warren and Frank Adamek 70 of Olivia.
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Prairie du Chien
Minnesota
Here
William E. Miska
Warren
Frank Adamek
Olivia
Kohler and Schmitt Clash Over Primary Debate
Merrill figure Leonard Schmitt and Kohler Jr of Kohler vie for Wisconsin GOP governor nomination. Schmitt attacks "machine" politics and calls for a debate. Kohler counters with no direct challenge and backs a free open primary. They campaign across western Wisconsin ahead of Milwaukee convention endorsement for Kohler.
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LaCrosse
Leonard Schmitt
Merrill
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Kohler
GOP
Schmitt
LaCrosse Vocational School
Court House
Wisconsin
Thomas Coleman
Milwaukee
Madison
Hudson
Ellsworth
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Foster Porter
Bloomington
Warren Smith
Lloyd Tegge
Milwaukee County
Hoover urges U.N. reform without Russians for peace
Former President Herbert Hoover called for a reorganized United Nations minus the Russians to halt aggression and seek lasting peace. He spoke at Emporia during the dedication of a memorial to editor William Allen White, noting 42 members backed the Korea defense call and three nations joined military measures.
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Emporia
Kas
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
Security Council
Korea
William Allen White
U N Korea Move Emphasizes Two Bloc Division
The piece argues U N action against North Korea preserves the organization while highlighting a split between the Russian led bloc and the democracies. It notes Hoover’s call to scrap the U N and form a new front and weighs Moscow possible exits and likely Russian obstruction in the U N Assembly.
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York
U. N
Korea
League of Nations
League
Security Council
Russia
Herbert Hoover
New York
United Front
Mr. Hoover
United Nations
Orangeville Hosts Welz Family Picnic and Visits
Mrs Glen E Selender hosts a Marian descendants picnic in Orangeville with Alvin Welz from Portland visiting relatives in Freeport. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Victor Welz and Edith, Mr and Mrs Earl Schulz, and Ernest Welz. Alvin Welz returns home after relatives visit. The 30th Marian descendants family picnic drew seventy guests at Alfred Kramer farm.
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Lena Welz
Alvin Welz
Portland
Oregon
Victor Welz
Edith
Earl Schulz
Ernest Welz
Freeport
Marian
Alfred Kramer
Vacation trip spans Midwest towns and counties
The piece notes visitors from Chicago and South Beloit attending a gathering at Hickory Grove. The longest distance traveled came from Mr. and Mrs. John Dorman of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of South Beloit. Several locals including Steve Likens Rockford and Jack Steel and family Freeport also joined. A group led by Miles Barr and Adam Zweifel with Roy Wagner and Stanley Hulbert departed Saturday for a week at Post Lake Wisconsin.
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Ber
Hickory Grove
John Dorman
Chicago
George Moore
Beloit
Mmes
Steve Likens
Rockford
Jack Steel
Sor
Freeport
Miles Barr and Son
Adam Zweifel
Roy Wagner
Stanley Hulbert
Post Lake
Wis
Rise in Home Freezer Installations Reported
Manufacturers note a steady rise in the installation of home freezers on farms and in suburban households, reflecting growing demand for preserved food storage options.
Samsonite Train case at LEE'S store offers versatile use
The 13 by 8 by 9 inch Samsonite Train case features an upright design, side pockets, a full length mirror on the lid, a removable tray, and waterproof lining. Priced at $17.50 plus tax, it suits weekend trips, beach outings, or baby travel, with fashion colors available.
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Lee’s
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Feanged
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Meiber
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Dorothy E. Lewis
Leland L. Boyer
Harold Freitag
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Conrad Stauffacher
York Town
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Rudolph Schultz
Lake Leota
Evansville
Andrew McDonald
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Dr. Frick
W. W. Chadwick
A.C. Dodge
Waukesha
A. N. Jones
Ferdinand Ingold
Jacob Steffen
St. Louis
Young and Co
Delivery Horse
Square
Miller Bros
W. B. Gnagi
Levin E
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Alma
Joseph B. Treat
New Reformed Church
L. L. Lamb
F. W. Hamiston
William Hill
Brodhead
Arthur Doyle
NEW International
MHS
Thrills Park
Phoebe Abraham
Evelyn Hartwig
Margaret Angliker
Patricia Thorp
Recreation Park
Allen F. Barnard
Park Band
Hoover
U.N
U.N. Korea
Monroe, Wis
Helen of Troy
Orangeville
Glen E. Selender
Blumer Pharmacy
Walgreen Agency
Kay
Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter
Baker’s Book Store
Miss Potter
London
Squirrel Nutkin
Benjamin Bunny
Chatham
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