Army Freezes Reserve Commissions Amid Korean Tensions
A military freeze affects five year reserve commissions held by officers not on active duty as expirations loom. Army spokesman cites postwar 1945 signings and rising Korean crisis. Air Force unable to freeze due to different legal basis. Navy and Marine Corps face no current expiration.
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Navy
Marine Corps
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Marines
Aetire College
Ashland Sheriff Resigns After Reckless Driving Charge
County Sheriff Richard T. Putall resigned after being charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene. He pleaded not guilty in municipal court and was released on 500 dollars bail. A hearing was set for August. Police said his car hit a parked vehicle early Sunday and was followed by a squad car to the county jail. He told reporters he did not violate the law but should not act pending a judicial decision.
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Asmiang
Asmana
Richard T. Putall
Putall
Dist. Atty
Robert Levi
Ashland
Pufall
Edwin H. Quitorff
John Hoerler Dies After Short Illness
John Hoerler 56 of Footville died early today at St. Clare hospital after a two week illness. Born in Switzerland March 3 1894 he came to this country in 1920 settling at Belleville. He was married to Johanna Knechtle June 8 1922 and lived in Belleville area 15 years later they lived in the Brodhead and Footville areas. He worked for Footville Lumber Co the past six years. Survived by wife four sons John Robert and Edward Footville Willis Janesville a granddaughter a sister and a brother in Switzerland. Services Thursday 2 p m at Footville Methodist church Rev John Hubner officiating. Burial Center cemetery Footville. Friends may call Everson funeral home Brodhead Wednesday evening.
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Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Switzerland
Belleville
Wilhelm
Johanna Schefer Hoerler
Johanna Knechtle
Brodhead
Hoerler
Footville Lumber Co
John
Robert
Edward
Willis
Janesville
Footville Methodist Church
John Hubner
Center Cemetery
Everson Funeral Home
Former Clerk Dies in Sparta at 63
Loren E. Austin, 63, former Monroe County clerk, died yesterday after months of illness. He served as county clerk from 1930 to 1946 and later worked about 20 years at Monroe County Bank.
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Sparta
Loren E. Austin
Monroe County
Monroe County Bank
Treaty Nations Warned To Arm For World Peace
United States urged Atlantic pact allies to rearm quickly to deter communist aggression. Korea showed communism would move from subversion to armed conflict, prompting a call for heightened western vigilance and faster rearmament. The secret meeting named Charles M. Spofford chair of a 12 nation civilian high command as talks aimed to shorten a four year rearmament plan to two.
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London
United States
West
Charles M. Spofford
U. S
Atlantic Alliance Council
Korea
Spofford
New York
Wiley Rejects Phony Milwaukee Peace Plea
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin branded a Milwaukee labor peace committee petition a phony peace plea and rejected it. He accused signers of parroting the communist line. 14 signers identified as trade unionists of Wisconsin include Harold Christoffel, pledged perjury in a congressional probe, and Robert Buse, ex-president of Local 248 United Automobile Workers CIO at Allis Chalmers Milwaukee plant.
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Wiley
Wis
Milwaukee Labor Peace Committee
Wisconsin
Harold Christoffel
Robert Buse
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Allis Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
Boy Train Wrecker Imitated Film, Missouri Case
In Caruthersville Missouri a 15 year old boy, William L. Godsey, confessed to breaking a switch lock and a signal near Holland. Sheriff E F Claxton said the Memphis to St Louis Frisco passenger train derailed at 50 mph, killing the engineer and injuring 13. The boy said he got the idea from a movie about the Dalton gang. Godsey is the son of a sharecropper.
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Caruthersvile
E. F. Claxton
William L. Godsey
Holland
Publisher Louis E. Fairchild Dies at 81 in Port Jefferson
Louis E. Fairchild 81 longtime chairman of the board of Fairchild Publications publishers of trade newspapers directories and business books died early today at John T. Maltber Memorial hospital in Port Jefferson New York.
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Port Jefferson
N. Y
Louis E. Fairchild
Fairchild Publications
John T. Malther Memorial Hospital
Boy Drowns While Fishing With Father in Prairie River
A seven year old Milwaukee boy Leonard Walenczyk Jr. drowned yesterday while fishing with his father in the Prairie river. Firemen recovered the body from about ten feet of water.
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Merrill
Milwaukee
Prairie River
Leonard Walenczyk Jr
Fun Day at Refiredtion Park Brings Field Pool Contests
A Saturday Funday at Refiredtion Park drew about 700 spectators and participants for 18 contests on the athletic field and in the swimming pool after a parade and picnic. Winners covered sack races wheelbarrows three legged races and egg watermelon nightgown and tug of war events with many names listed among top finishers.
Winning team named in second contest roster
Anita Ainsworth Allen Scott Robert Becker Caroline Benkett Richard Rufener Donna Blum Donald Brown Minor Anderson Jr. Joseph Milz Karen Bregenzer Ronald Brown and its Winning team in the second contest included George Mauer man William Flannery Patricia Whalen William Crooke LeRoy Goecks Rita Bregenzer Lois Deemer Michael Kubly Donna Menelan Clair Deemer William Trickel Dennis Ha Lester Peter Alan Bauman Stephen West Joan Markwarat Jerry Staffon Eugene Foley.
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Joyce Bablér
Charles Chase
Gene Davis
Harold I. Moe
John Hammer
Ruthelia Share
Robert Schwaiger
John Dannerbeck
Roger Plate
Jerry Davis
Yohn Hammer
Donna Clark
Donna Menehan
Jerry Staufacher
Eugene Foley
Stephen Nest
Anita Ainsworth
Allen Scott
Robert Becker
Caroline Benkett
Richard Rufener
Donna Blum
Donald Brown
Minor Anderson Jr
Joseph Milz
Karen Bregenzer
Ronald Brown
George Mauerman
William Flannery
Patricia Whalen
William Crooke
L eRoy Goecks
Rita Bregenzer
Lois Deemer
Michael Kubly
Donna Menelan
Clair Deemer
William Trickel
Dennis Ha
Lester Peter
Markets Report Mixed Grain and Live Stock Prices
Chicago markets show cattle and calves steady to higher on yearling and fed steers, hogs up to 25-50 cents with varied loads. slaughter cows weak to 50 cents lower. bull and weaner prices mixed. Live poultry firm with receipts 45 loads. heavy hens 26-28 cents, fryers around 30 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Old Roosters and Market Movements Highlight 1919 Trade
Trading notes show butter receipts at 770 852 and wholesale prices unchanged except 4 cent rise on 92 scores to 59.75. Eggs receipts 15 111 with a one cent rise on U S extras to 40 41. Soybeans led gains on the board with a 10 cent daily limit rise driven by war baby soybeans and lard. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and lard all firm or higher as buyers supported by Korea news. historic Mississippi steamboat race noted between Robert E Lee and Natachez, won by Lee in 1870.
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U. S
Board of Trade
Rge
Air Crash Toll Climbs to Thirty Nine at Myrtle Beach
Thirty nine bodies have been recovered from the C 46 transport crash near Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Initial tallies listed thirty four casualties including thirty Tennessee guardsmen and four Florida air reserve crewmen. An army inquiry at Shaw Air Base will probe the cause as officials withhold further details.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
Army Air Force
Here
Air Force
Tennessee Air National
Army
Shaw Air Base
Myrtle Beach Air Base
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