Pentagon finally concedes MacArthur status limits actions
The piece notes how the Pentagon still avoids disciplining General MacArthur, citing a special military eminence category created when five star rank was established. It argues the rule book lacks guidance for his political activity and praises the timing of the decision, reflecting on Korea and beyond.
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Pentagon
MacArthur
White House
Far East
Congress
Senate
Korea
Eisenhower Learns Aide Says He Misreads Labor Divide
The piece reports Gen. Eisenhower upset labor leaders after mentioning Truman era actions and Taft Hartley law. It notes CIO boss Philip Murray drew boos when Eisenhower and Sen Taft were named at a steel union parley. It contrasts Truman Roosevelts pro labor stance with Eisenhowers perceived stance.
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Gen
Eisenhower
Taft
CIO
Philip Murray
Steel Union Parley
Gen. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Truman
Roosevelt
McCarthy Votes In Person On Two Amendments
AP corrects report on McCarthy votes stating he appeared in person on two amendments to the foreign aid bill on May 28. He was listed as not voting but paired with Magnuson. he later said he broke his pair to learn Magnuson's vote, and for other amendments he remained paired. Wiley of Wisconsin was listed as paired against the amendment.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R—Wis
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Magnuson
D—Wash
Congressional Record
Senate
Sen. Wiley
Monroe
County of
Green
State of
Cab driver settles contested will claim in Brown County
Emil Kumm a Green Bay cab driver and heir signed a stipulation relinquishing all claims to the estate for 10000 dollars. The First Church of Christ Scientist Green Bay refused to settle with Arnett heirs challenging the will on alleged mental incompetence and undue influence. The case resumes in Brown County Court on Wednesday.
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Green Bay
Emil Kumm
First Church of Christ Scientist
Abbie Evalin Arnett
Brown County Court
Flag Day notes span decades in local history
A mosaic of reminders marks Flag Day through the years from 1912 to 1942. The items reference MacArthur Day, a local hero’s entry to West Point, a sergeant killed in the Far East, and new auto tax stamps at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
West Pointee
Francis J. Teehan
Footville
U. S. Air Corps
Far East
Kitchen upgrade spirals into full back porch conversion
A man recounts a home gar bage disposal project that ballooned into expanding the back porch into a full 10 by 16 kitchen with electric stove and four large windows. Women push for a summer kitchen though hot weather is brief, turning plans into a permanent room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Pete Christenen
General Features
4 H Home Project Demonstrations Held
Forty project leaders and 4 H club members gathered yesterday at the Green County Normal school for food preservation and home furnishings demonstrations. Miss Alice Kelly and Miss Gladys Stillman led sessions on colors furnishings walls and coverings curtains and storage while demonstrating canning freezing and equipment use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Normal School
Alice Kelly
Extension Department
Gladys Stillman
Kelly
Stillman
Seven-year-old boy killed by car in Menomonee Falls
Seven-year-old James Riehle died after being struck by a car on a Menomonee Falls street. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Riehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomonee Falls
Wis
James Riehle
Clarence Riehle
Parachute Developed As Refreshing Umbrella Evolution
A concise note explains the parachute as a development of the modern umbrella, highlighting its design lineage and practical purpose. The idea traces from umbrella concepts to skyward deployment, reflecting ongoing evolution in personal aerial safety gear.
Eisenhower Best State Group Told
Walter Williams of New York said at a Wisconsin Republican convention dinner that Eisenhower offers the United States the best hope for peace. About 300 Eisenhower supporters attended, including legislators and party officials, as Wisconsin delegates were divided between Taft and Warren with Eisenhower as second choice for Warren delegates.
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Miwaukee
Walter Williams
New York
National
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Gen
United States
Williams
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Arthur Lenroot
Superior
Yvonne Towne
Waukesha
Republican National
Sun Prairie
Earl Leverich
Sparta
Eisenhower For President Committee
Taft
Rohio
Gov. Warren
California
Warren
Monticello Social Notes Mention Visits and Reunions
Miss Ann Hammerly visits relatives in Monticello while others host and travel for visits in Rockford Monroe Verona and Albany. A Royal Neighbors lodge meeting at Dooley house features games and prizes for 21 members and a guest. A picnic at Frank Loveland home includes numerous local families. Libya is 800 miles wide.
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Ann Hammerly
North Hollywood
Calif
John Hammerly
Hammerly
M. E. Lynn
Jake Huber
Judith
Rockford
Ira Holcomb
Edwin Wilde
Monroe
Fred Eiler
Detroit
Mich
Lloyd English
Culver City
Barbara Zurbuchen
Verona
Ted Zurbuchen
Zurbuchen
John Dooley
Albert Strasser
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Dooley
Rudy Ammon Jr
Albany
J. M. Harden
Wanda Kay
John
Lake Wisconsin
Charles Niles
F. W. Voegels
Peter S. Streiff
New Glarus
LeRoy Schultz
Jerry
Niagara
Edna Schuler
Frank Loveland
Washington Township
Schultz
Helen
Anna Zimmerman
Frederick Rupp
Waldo Zimmerman
Iva Marty
Anna Marie
Amos Zimmerman
Marvin Thoman
Monticello
Alvin Moritz
Albert Weissmiller
Walker Williams
Argyle
Skippy the Wonder Dog Reunites With Morris Family
In Morris Minnesota a long lost dog Skippy a spunky mixed breed retriever of eight months traversed 1800 miles to reunite with his Seattle owners Mr and Mrs Roger Fossen. The dog survived a brutal journey and earned an honorary dog license from Mayor Eric Hoyer after TV appearances and a favorite meal of lettuce and tomato salad.
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Morris, Minn
Roger Fossen
Seattle
Washington
Morris
Skippy
Norman Wald
Worote
Minnesota
Fossens
Fossen
Marine Corps
Eric Hoyer
Minnapolis
New York
Ivy Moore
Massachusetts
SPCA
New Members Listed with Addresses and Dates
Cynthia Ann Clark joins January 14 1952 at 2100 5th Street and Wanda Mary Sue Hagen joins January 25 1952 at 2140 Rhomberg Avenue Dubuque.
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Cynthia Ann Clark
5Th Street
Wanda Mary Sue Hagen
Rhomberg Avenue
Dubuque
State Capitol Blast Referred as Giant Firecracker
A loud explosion echoed through the state capitol as a large lighted firecracker was thrown through an entrance. The blast startled both state employees and visitors, but the perpetrator was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Capitol
Poisonous snakes that give birth to live young
Many poisonous snakes do not lay eggs but produce living young. This reproductive trait shows diversity among venomous species and affects their life cycles and habitats.
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name street or R F D postoffice date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
4-H Groups Hold Judging Session at Green County Fair
Green County 4-H leaders held a judging session at the fairgrounds stock pavilion with about 150 in classes on fitting and showing cattle judging and home economics. Dairy calf fitting was demonstrated by extension dairy rutinam Glen Vergeronte from the College of Agriculture. Four Holstein cows from Walter G. Timm were used for judging. Home furnishings foods and clothing judging proceeded with Mrs. Gwen Daluge assisting while Miss Mamie Tillema returns next week for full duties.
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Green County
Fairgrounds
Glen Vergeronte
College of Agriculture
Walter G. Timm
Gwen Daluge
Rock County
Mamie Tillema
Miss Tillema
Fred Abbott
Pleasant Township
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Township
Dogs Used as Military Aides in World War II
The article notes that dogs served in military roles for all major nations during World War II, performing tasks such as sentry work, message delivery, and mine detection under diverse conditions.
Monticello Sets Swimming Hours
The Monticello pool will reopen after flood cleanup with hours daily except Monday. Mornings 9:30 to 11:30, afternoons 1:30 to 4:30 or 5 on Sundays, evenings 7 to 9. Red Cross lesson cards available at the pool with Marlene Holdrich and Karen Kubly in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Joyce Pease
Barbara Karlen
Red Cross
Pool
Marlene Holdrich
Karen Kubly
State Hears Pleas On Flambeau Project
Witnesses before the State Conservation Commission urged preserving the Flambeau River State Forest in Sawyer County as an unspoiled wilderness area. By session’s end most parties agreed some forest management is necessary. no formal action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
State Conservation Commission
Flambeau River State Forest
Sawyer County
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Lester J. Johnson Jr
Roger Fay Teuscher
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Ronald Ivan Blum
Ronald Eugene Wyttenbach
Blanchardville
Linda June Wild
Patricia Ann Mayer
Browntown
Eldon Fredrick Grossen
Benjamin August Stubbe Jr
Donna Kay Wuethrich
Roger C. Layton
Salem
Roger Allen Hanson
Larry Allen Schmid
Sharon Kay Schulthess
Brodhead
Barbara Lee Cline
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