Rosenberg Stay Sparks Impeachment Talk In Congress
Washington reports that Justice Douglas granted a stay of execution to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg while the government seeks a full court review. Atty. Gen. Brownell called the action unprecedented as Rep. Wheeler pledges two bills to impeach the justice. The stay shifts the timing of the Rosenberg case back to the New York district court for a legal ruling on the applicable law.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Ga
House
Supreme Court
Douglas
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Gen
Brownell
Atom
Vinson
High Court
Sing Sing
Ossining
N. Y
United States
U. S. District Court
New York
Eisenhower
Rosenberg
Governor Signs Teacher Pay Bill into Law
The 1953 Wisconsin Legislature boosted minimum salaries for public school teachers with college degrees from 1200 to 2600 dollars a year and from 1000 to 1800 for those without. Governor Kohler signed the measure and approved related bills affecting Brown County’s Cotton House, income-for-needs exemptions for certain aid recipients, and tax return inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison U
Kohler
Brown County
State Reformatory
Wisconsin
Medical Defense Battalion Meets at Monroe Clinic Library
The Monroe Civil Defense program hosts a 5 p m meeting of the Medical Defense Battalion and Mobile Medical Battalion to review disaster operation plans and alert procedures. Attendees include Drs N E Bear C E Baumle G R Barry J R Ganshert T W Reilly and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Civil Defense Program
Monroe Clinic
Robert H. Rieder
Madison
Janesville
Monroe
G. R. Barry
J. R. Ganshert
T. W. Reilly
Lucille Randall
Alice Johnson
Esther Nelson
Audrey Holtshopple Steensrud
Perle G. Guess
Robert *. Williams
John W. Schild
Herbert W. Booth
Lloyd M
Matt) Lefty
Paul W. Nowatski
Antique Soviet PO-2 Planes Strike U N Bases in Korea
The U S Air Force reports Soviet made PO-2 biplanes drift in at night to bomb Kimpo and Inchon, with fifteen sorties Monday night causing fires visible for miles. Few interceptions occur as the wood and fabric planes evade radar and anti aircraft guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Air Force
United Nations
South Korea
Kimpo
Inchon
Board Approves Expansion Bid For Normal School Addition
County and Normal school boards study an east side expansion after Cullen Construction Co. submitted the low bid of 31363 for plumbing heating and electrical work. Estimated total cost rises to about 49000 with contingencies and incidentals. A further meeting will decide construction steps and interior remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Normal School
Cullen Construction Co
Janesville
Normal School Board
Welsh Co
Madison
Morrill Co
Beloit
Richardson Electric Co
Monroe
Rep Bramblett Indicted on Payroll Kickback Charges
A federal grand jury indicted Rep Ernest K Bramblett R Calif on 18 counts alleging false statements in payroll handling and a kickback scheme totaling 4036 from two women, with offenses dated between December 1950 and April 1951 and involving Olga Hardaway and Margaret Swanson. The indictment cites false filings, forged checks, and potential penalties up to five years or a 10000 dollar fine per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest K. Bramblett
Calif
Brownell
House of Representatives
Olga Hardaway
Santa Barbara
Bramblett
Hardaway
Margaret M. Swanson
Arlington
Stock Prices Rise Amid Broad Market Gains
The market advanced sharply with gains of a point or more scattered across the list. Trading pace quickened as about 1.37 million shares changed hands in the full day. Selected railroad and oil shares led the gains.
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York
Treatment Completed Taft Leaves Hospital
The article reports that U S Senator Taft has completed treatment for a hip ailment and left the hospital after examinations. It notes the exact nature of the ailment remains undisclosed and that he has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
New, York
U. S
Daily Bulletin
Police Seek Council Vote On Pay Increase For Officers
Monroe police officers petitioned the City Council to reconsider their 1952 wage schedule and grant a $35 monthly increase retroactive to January 1. The same meeting approved a $100 Class B liquor license for Moose Judge, and appointed Harold T. Snyder to the Park Board.
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Monroe
J. H. Schwaiger
Herman L. Schindler
Moose
Fred Galli
Roger L. Elmer
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Harold T. Snyder
Park Board
Rudolph P. Reger
Nell Cunningham
17Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
11Th
12Th
15Th Avenue
13Th
14Th
10Th Street
15Th Avenues
14Th Avenue
Milwaukee Road
Lettter
Common Council
Helen L. Gempeler
Dunwiddie
Police Department
Henry 8. Hefty
Milford G. Schwitz
Dwight C. Coplien
Robert Webinger
Robert W. Maurer
Gerrit A. Kooreman
Alvin W. Marti
Ervin L. Goecks
Ray R. Finch
Freda Bray
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Water and
Lghts
Alfred H. Henning
P. J. Connors Jr
Ial
Harvey H. Trump
Public Property Committee
Con
Solon Remains Missing as Graver Kidnapping Probe Expands
Chicago police and state authorities broaden the search for State Rep. Clem Graver and three suspected kidnappers. A tip suggested Graver’s body could be in a car trunk near State Street and Division Street, but officers found no body when checking vehicles. Graver, a 53-year-old Republican committeeman, lived on the Near West Side and had contacts in East St. Louis as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clem Graver
Joseph D. Bibb
Public Safety
Graver
East St. Louis
Bibb
Msc
West Side
John Walsh
Maxwell Street
Walsh
State Street
Division Street
State
Division Streets
Springfield
Berlin Revolt Forces Martial Law In East Sector
Fifty thousand East Berlin workers surged in a four hour revolt against Soviet rule as tanks and troops moved in. Martial law barred gatherings, curfews were set, and clashes left casualties amid chants of Ivan go home and flags burned.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Otto Nuschke
West Berlin
Nuschke
Nischke
Christian Democratic Party
Germany
P. T. Dibrova
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Brandenburg Gate
Potsdamer Platz
President Eisenhower Endorses Burning of Books Pleas
President Eisenhower said it is fine for the State Department to burn books that openly advocate the Communist way of life. He refused to link his remarks to Senator McCarthy and defended actions to remove Communist literature from libraries abroad. He also noted sending a letter to President Syngman Rhee and reiterated no immediate tax cut pledge while addressing other war and defense issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
United States
Dartmouth College
McCarthy
M McCarthy
U. S. Information Program
Department
U. S
Rhee
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Korea
East Berlin
Albert Loeffel dies after heart attack in Albany area
Albert Loeffel of Albany dies at 9 30 p m after a heart attack in his home. He was 53 and a lifelong area resident. He married in 1937 and worked for Johnson Oil Co later buying the Albany bulk station. He later worked as a salesman for Kros tu Implement Co. He was a member of First Baptist Church Mazonic lodge Scottish Rite and Zor Temple. Survived by his wife mother Marie Loeffel seven sisters and one brother. Services Saturday at 2 p m at First Baptist Church with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery. The body will be taken from Sharer funeral home to the church. Friends may call at the Sumer home Friday.
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Scottish Rites
Zor ‘Temple
Madison
Albany
Marie Loeffel
Fred
Elsie
Los Angeles
Julia
William Marnitz
Ada Schlomovitz
Milwaukee
L. A. Risser
Chicago
L. E. Smout
Brook
First Baptist Church
Kyle M. Miller
Hillcrest
Sharer
Te Sumer
Cease-fire Line Believed Okayed By Allies
Allied and Communist negotiators at Panmunjom report a cease-fire line may have been agreed upon for the Korean front. Reports say a two mile bulge around Finger Ridge remains active with artillery and counterattacks while Peiping radio hints the demarcation and DMZ boundaries are mapped. Sixteen Americans injured and a major air raid on Inchon preceded the talks.
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Seoul
Panmunjom
Korea
Republic of Korea
East Central Front
U.S. Eighth Army
Pukhan River
Peiping
Finger Ridge
Bulge
Associated Press
Milo Farnetti
Inchon
Lime
Voice
China
Peiping Radio
Pansaunjom
Washington
Ent
Red
Engineers Urge Early Boiler Repair Meeting
An early meeting with Board of Education members was proposed by boiler experts after inspecting North School J’s plant. R. E. Burden and W. D. Murray found damage to the North boiler likely from automatic controls failing to cut heating when the boiler ran dry. Murray will write a report with findings and recommendations.
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Board of Education
North School
R. E. Burden
Rockford
W. D. Murray
Bamboo
Stanley W. Howe
Murray
Burden
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Justice Douglas
U.S
Defense Department
C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
Clarence J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Green County Grassland Committee
E. J. Kaderly Farm
Juda
Times
Medical Defense Battalion
Manila
Quezon
Rep
Snyder
Solon
Hunt
St. Louis
Bocks
Albert Loeffel
Reds
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