General Wedemeyer backs MacArthur ideas in Korea policy clash
Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer, author of a suppressed China report, told senators he agreed with a major part of Gen. MacArthur’s Korea plan. He said his retirement follows years of “frustration” as his proposals and China study were largely overlooked or opposed by civilian authorities, notably the State Department, raising questions about Pentagon rigidity and policy adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. MacArthur
Far East
Wedemeyer
China
Yester
Mito
State Department
Pentagon
Swiss Cheese Capital Pioneer Angliker Dies
Adolf Angliker, a key contributor to the dairying center and longtime craftsman in the Swiss Cheese Capital, died after retiring from active business. He helped advance factory equipment, remained invested in farming and cheese activities, and supported moves to preserve Swiss heritage through the local Swiss club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Anghiker
Angliker
Switzerland
New Swiss Club
England's Dilemma Over Two Absent Foreign Office Officials
England faces a crisis as two foreign office members vanish from public view two weeks ago. The incident tests trust and supervision in government, echoing Attlee era embarrassment and Western anti communist efforts. It warns the American public about lax oversight and the risk of unaccountable officials shaping policy and defense. The Black bear analogy hints at recurring patterns in public oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Foreign Office
Roosevelt taps Stone for chief justice in landmark choice
A historic national note lists Roosevelt nominating Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone to succeed Charles Evans Hughes as chief justice. The item appears among a retrospective of notable events from prior years, including local civic and military mentions and community milestones.
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Monroe
Pany
Delbert L. Cook
Roosevelt
Harlan F. Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
Jennie Belle Rake
Brodhead
A. S. Myers
Sam W. Brimling
R. H. Schoonover
Kiwanis
New Anti Red Weapon Seen in Smith Act Ruling
Washington argues the Supreme Court upholding the Smith Act allows prosecutions of Communist leaders for conspiracy to overthrow government. The ruling targets 11 top communists while avoiding outlawing the party or mandating membership bans. Officials foresee broader but limited action against party leaders and possible future use of another law to compel registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Iti
Moscow
Milwaukee man dies from Sunday auto strike injuries
Slwaunee R y son Thom p son, 63, Milwaukee, died yesterday from injuries suffered Sunday when struck by a automobile.
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Slwaunee
Ry—Sonn Thompson
Milwaukee
Drouth Reduces Wheat Forecast Across U S Crops
The USDA forecast total 1,089,025,000 bushels of wheat for the year down from a 1.15 billion goal. Winter wheat 705,175,000 bushels and spring 348,650,000. rye 23,801,000. oats 1,340,504,000. barley 254,903,000. Milk May output 11,856,000,000 pounds. eggs 6,156,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rne
Agriculture Department
AMA To Halt Battle Against Health Law
American Medical Association President Elmer L. Henderson said yesterday the AMA could relax its two and a half year fight against compulsory health insurance. He spoke at the AMA house of delegates meeting and announced the nationwide health plan chances are now gone at least temporarily and the intensive campaign would stop by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Elmer L. Henderson
AMA
House of Delegates
Henderson
MacArthur to Tour Texas Cities in Four Day Run
Gen. MacArthur with wife and son arrives in Austin by plane at 1 30 p m for a joint session address of the Texas Legislature and will travel to Houston Galveston San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth for appearances over four days starting tomorrow.
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MacArthur
Texas
Austin
Tex
Gen. MacArthur
Houston
Rice Institute
Paradise may not suit human health says medical exhibit
Atlantic City report notes at the American Medical Association meeting that stability and plenty may harm the human race. Drs. Spencer and Melroy cite paramecia experiments showing extinction under perfect conditions, while stress and change keep populations thriving. They argue progress relies on accepting change and mortality as essential.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Atlantic City
Paradise
American Medical Association
R. R. Spencer
M. B. Melroy
Na— Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Spencer
Dr. Spencer
Whale Meat Processed Aboard Factory Ships
Frozen whale steaks ground whaleburger and whale stew are produced on vast factory ships cutting through summer ice in the Antarctic whaling grounds. The ships work the season, producing various whale meats for distribution and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Monticello Social Notes Share Sunday Guests and Visits
Monticello society columns list Sunday guests from New Glarus Apple River Canyon Madison and Belleville plus visits to Villa Park DeKalb and Galena. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wild Mrs Lydia Voegels Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blum Norma Frei tag and Miriam Eye wedding in Madison with Blum and Stoll families referenced.
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Robert Wild
New Glarus
Lydia Voegels
Fred Blum
John
Bobby
Dickie
Ee Herman Blum
James Hancock
Hazel Kundert
Kenny d
Bertha Keller
Apple River Canyon
Henry D. Freitag
Norma
Madison
Baltz Hoesly
Harold Estervig
Nic Freitag
Edwin i Stuessy
William Figs
Jordan Center
Messrs
Mmes
Herman G. Karlen
Albert Moritz
John Stauffer
Ray Luchsinger
Fred Gempeler
Robert Hoskins
Dodgeville
Jack Hoskins
Don Miller
Dowagiac
Mich
B.W. Marty
Villa Park
Ill
Clarence Freitag
DeKalb
F. J. Hefty
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Jacob Voegeli
Ray Silver
E. W. Marty
O. D. Curtis
Galena
Dubuque
Miriam Eye
Fred G. Blum Jr
H. F. Stoll
W. E. Blum
Viola Rupp
Irene Mar
Monticello Residents Named in Wedding Notice
and Mrs Henry J Elmer Mr and Mrs Albert Knobel Mrs Emily Jordan Mr and Mrs Dick Preling Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Marty Mrs Henry D Freitag Mrs Regular Hoesly Nic Freitag Mr and Mrs Adam Duerst all of Monticello Miss Julia Knott of Chicago and Mrs John Christopher Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Elmer
Albert Knobel
Emily Jordan
Dick Preling
Lawrence G. Marty
Henry D. Freitag
Regular Hoesly
Nic Freitag
Adam Duerst
Monticello
Julia Knott
Chicago
John Christopher
Albany
New Pastor Installed For Primrose Parish
Rev J O Jorgenson has been installed as minister of Primrose York and Perry church parishes. Rev I A Lavik who served Primrose for 19 years officiated. A reception followed in the church basement with Rev and Mrs W J Stuckey of Swiss Reformed church attending.
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New Glarus
J. O. Jorgenson
Primrose
York
Perry Church
I. A. Lavik
W. J. Stuckey
Swiss Reformed Church
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Peerless Em
League of Nations
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C. S. Young
Ray Young
Sprague Warner
James O. Fidler
Prairie du Chien
Nancy Barmore
Claudia Allen
Nettie Tschudy
Board of Education
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Janesville
Fred Tschudy
Jacob Tschudy
Kilbourn
Max White
The
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Freeport Bulletin
U.S
Tuan
Dodge
Ong Becom
Calm
ReWaah
P. Cain
R-Wash
Douglas MacArthur
William F Jngchang
Commercial and Savings Bank
F.d.sc
C. D. Curtis
Primrose Parish
Hickok
Saddle Horse Sale
Harry Schrader
Dakota
Freeport
Ralph H. Turner
Monmouth, Ilinois
Wm. A. Porter
Alvin van Lob
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Auctic
Nash
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Sochilla
Weather Eye
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