Acheson on the stand shapes view of Pacific policy
The senate foreign policy hearings reveal Dean Acheson’s approach to placating China while buying time for broader measures. Voters may doubt state department transparency and the pink hue of policy. Future testimony may clarify the foreign policy operation and Korea’s resolution.
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Dean Acheson
Senate
Mr. Acheson
State Department
Acheson
Korea
Chinese People’s Republic
British Foreign Office
Wisconsin tavern hour bill backsfire at assembly table
Milwaukee backed plan to extend tavern hours to 2 a m faced a setback as the assembly tabled the measure. Proponents argued equal breaks for out state taverns, but an amendment to match Milwaukee’s 1 a m closing time stalled the effort and drew sharp lobbying reaction.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Capitol
Diplomatic Mix Up Delivers Wrong Letter To Iran Premier
Ambassador Henry F. Grady delivered the wrong letter to Premier Mossadegh delaying a Truman letter to Attlee. The premier and shah reacted with amusement as the mistake surfaced Friday night and the proper message arrived later. No serious consequences were reported amidst Iran oil talks.
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Tehran
Iran
Henry F. Grady
Mr. Truman
Mossadegh
Pius X Beatified Before 200000 Catholics at St Peters
Rome reports more than 200000 devout Catholics crowded St Peter's Basilica and square for the beatification of Pope Pius X. This event marks a step toward his possible sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Pius X
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
Lou Gehrig memorial and other era notes in Monroe pages
A condensed historical recap features Lou Gehrig’s death, German exile, local marriages and resignations, draftees heading to Milwaukee, a Green County death, teaching staff changes, and earlier anniversaries dating back to 1901 1911 1926 with notes on Niagara Falls preservation and local civic events.
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Lou Gehrig
Great “Iron Horse
Keiser Wilhelm
Imperial Germany
Doorn
Lois J. Hawthorne
Donovan Digman
Green County
Milwaukee
John Bowman
Swanton
Dorothy Nommensen
Frances Farnsworth
M. C. Otto
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Elsie Blum
Herbert Walters
J. J. Bernath
Monroe
Blanchardville
United States
Canada
Niagara Falls
District OPS Warns Firms To Submit Pricing Reports
The Milwaukee OPS district office announces a drive to enforce pricing reporting under ceiling price regulations. Retailers, restaurants, grocers, service shops, and used car dealers must file or update charts and classifications by set deadlines, with extensions for some groups through July 2.
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OPS
Milwaukee
OPS Office
Uninhabited Earth for Most of Its Geological History
A paleogeographic note explains that for about three quarters of the Earth's history, its continents were largely devoid of human habitation and life as we know it. The period saw barren landscapes before complex ecosystems emerged.
How the Supreme Court Decides Cases in a Term
The article explains the Supreme Court’s procedure from filing an appeal through written opinions. It covers how cases reach the court, the roles of Saturdays and Mondays in voting and announcing decisions, how hearings proceed, and what happens in tie votes or when no opinion is issued.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Tom Jones
State Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Jones
Car Driven by Thompson Hits Pole Near Brodhead
Ralph W. Thompson of route 3 Brodhead lost control and left highway 11 colliding with a telephone pole at 8 p m yesterday. Wires were torn down and laid across the highway, causing several cars to strike them. Thompson was uninjured and said he was crowded off the road. Utility crews had to cut the wires.
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Brodhead
Ralph W. Thompson
Highway 11
Thompson
Deep Sea Fishes Show Dark Hues Below 1500 Feet
Research notes describe fish dwelling beyond 1500 feet as dark colored, ranging from black to deep violet and brown. Findings emphasize how light scarcity shapes pigmentation in deep ocean species.
Wisconsin Democrats Focus Attacking McCarthy in Statewide Tour
Four Wisconsin Democratic leaders opened a 1952 campaign to unseat Senator McCarthy with public meetings. James Doyle of Madison accused McCarthy of hidden living expenses private investigators and gambling at race tracks while he cites stock market losses and debt.
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Janesville
Wisconsin
McCarthy
James Doyle
Madison
State
Democratic Organizing Committee
Thorpe and Fr. Leonard Wood servicemen visit home
Pvt. P. Francis Thorpe and Fr. Leonard Wood spent the weekend in this city with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorpe.
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P. Francis Thorpe
Leonard Wood
Mrs
Frank Thorpe
Pilz Completes Course At Naval Aviation School
Curtis Roy Pilz of Beloit has finished the airman preparatory course in Jacksonville Florida. He will be stationed in Memphis for 15 weeks at the naval aviation structural mechanic school.
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Pilz
Curtis Roy Pilz
Connie Pilz
Beloit
AMA
Memphis
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Aviation Structural Mechanic School
New Glarus Soldier Home Visit by Pvt Virgil Boll
Pvt. Virgil Boll arrives at New Glarus to visit his parents after a course for engineer file clerks at Ft Belvoir Virginia. He plans to report to Ft Hood Texas on Friday.
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New Glarus Soldier
New Glarus
Virgil Boll
Herman Boll
Ft. Belvoir
Ft. Hood
Tex
Pvt Ray W Figi Address Reported
Pvt Ray W Figi son of Mr and Mrs Carl Figi Juda has reported his address as AW 551 Btry B 61st AAA AW BNCCR Platoon 2 6th Armor ed Division Fort Leonard Wood Mo
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Ray W. Figi
Carl Figi
Juda
61St Aaa
BNCCR
6Th Armored Division
Fort Leonard Wood
Moon Density Compared to Earth
The article notes that the moon has a density far lower than Earth, highlighting the moon’s lighter composition and its implications for geological structure and formation theories.
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Moon
Earth
Albany Native John W. Spangler Dies at 64
John Walter Spangler 64 a native of Albany died Saturday at his home 321 Oakland avenue South Beloit He moved to Beloit area in 1903 farmed until 1941 and for nine years worked at Fairbanks Morse Co Surviving wife Minnie Vuyck daughter Geraldine Russell father Eli Spangler and one grandson Funeral 1 30 pm tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Beloit Rev Joseph T Brooks officiating Burial Rockton cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 pm tonight Seaweed floating in the Sargasso Sea may be immortal it just keeps on growing.
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Albany
John Walter Spangler
Oakland Avenue
South Beloit
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Beloit
Joseph T. Brooks
Eli
Armelia Colton Spangler
Fairbanks, Morse and Co
Minnie Vuyck
Rockford
Geraldine Russell
Eli Spangler
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Bundare
Emery A Odell
Centinecessy
Monroe Daily Journal
Abcorbonist
The
Associated Ted Press
Inland A Press Association
A ¢ Burescu
Associated Press
Kenson County
Deeneen County
Ill
Editorial
Britain
Evening Times
Monroe Telephone Co
United
Telephone Co
Stoughton
Maine
Havana Harbor
W. B. Gnagi
Roy Woodle
Lake Kegonsa
Lorrin L. Hilton
Planing Mill
Lena Colden
South Main Street
State Tax Commission
Mineral Point
Myron Ross
IC Depot
Sciota Mills
Carl Holsinger
WM. A. Becker
Kubly Paint Store
Mautz
Pal — Taylor Garton
Mercury
Keith Wunschel
Virgil Wunschel
Route 2
American Legion
Wenger & Kramer Hardware
Luick
Ruf
James
John W. Spangler
Sargasso Sea
Motorola
Chrysler
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