Reds to Raise New Truce Issue at Panmunjom Session
Communists call for a full dress crisis meeting with Allied negotiators at Panmunjom to discuss a key subject. Rhee asks Eisenhower for a different reply than a death warrant armistice while urging continued backing for a united democratic Korea. The UN command strives to recapture mass escapers as 47,000 prisoners face repatriation under a 60 day timetable.
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Red
Panmunjom
Syngman Rhee
U. S
Peiping
Tokyo
Nam Jl
Red Radio
South Korea
United Nations Command
Reds
Rhee
Eisenhower
U. N
Korea
Red Peiping Radio
Switzerland
India
Foreign Office
New Delhi
United Nations
Janesville Doctor and Horse Racer Dr Guy Waufle Dies
Dr Guy C Waufle 75 of Janesville died at Mercy Hospital at 6 pm after several weeks illness. A frequent Monroe visitor and horse race fan he raced at Green County fairs. Survived by wife Maude and two sons Donald and Richard. Services Monday at 2 pm in Janesville.
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Guy C. Waufle
Sanzovville
Janesville
Monroe
Mercy 1
Waufle
Donald Waufle
Rhea Chambers
C. W. Chambers
Pimber-Nuesam Clinic
Hayes
Bond Returned After Tornado Strikes Flint Area
A $50 savings bond blown across Lake Huron by the June 8 Flint tornado has been returned to owner Gerrith L. Barry. Barry’s Genesee Road home was destroyed, and the bond was recovered on a farm at Grand Bend Ont., about 100 miles from Flint.
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Detroit
Lake Huron
Flint
Gerrith L. Barry
Barry
Genesee Road
Grand Bend
Ont
Turner Day Event At Monroe Fairgrounds Draws Regional Athletes
Program ready for Turner Day at Monroe fairgrounds features morning women’s light athletics and apparatus events for Class A and B, followed by veterans’ competition for men over 40 and women over 30. Afternoon events include track and field for men and women, Swiss and American wrestling, plus apparatus routines. Special acts include the New Glarus Yodelers and Edelweiss Stars as crowds gather from Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Toledo.
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Monroe
Fairgrounds
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Toledo
Turner Hall
Monroe Park
Glarus Yodelers
Edelweiss
Bank of LaCrosse teller's embezzlement sentence suspended
Lloyd E. Stein ik, a teller at the Bank of LaCrosse, had an embezzlement charge for $1,740. The court suspended his sentence, placing him under possible future supervision as the case proceeded.
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LaCrosse LA Crosse
Lloyd E. Steinik
Bank of LaCrosse
McCarthy says he knew of assassination plot against him
Senate hearings revealed a former FBI counterspy claim that a Pittsburgh Communist bragged a plan to kill McCarthy. Lou Bortz was called to testify after Mazzei identified him. Mundt suggested more senators might be on the list, while McCarthy declined to comment and said he has no bodyguard or pistol.
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McCarthy
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph D. Mazzei
FBI
Pittsburgh
Communist Party
Lou Bortz
Bortz
Mazzei
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
C-124s Grounded After Tokyo Glide Disaster
Tokyo reports 129 American servicemen killed in a Globemaster crash near Tachikawa Air Base as 122 airmen and seven crewmen are identified. Grounding of Globemaster airlift fleets ordered while investigators review the wreck. Most victims were returning to Korea after leave.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Air Force
Here
Tachikawa Air Base
Stock Prices Slide Amid Light Trade Volume
New York markets show fractional declines as trading stayed subdued. Prices drift downward across key indexes while volume remained lighter than usual, signaling cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Prisoners Break From Multiple Camps as U N Forces Strive to Reclaim Farings
In South Korea mass jailbreaks freed about 26 000 anti-Communist prisoners, with 1 800 escaping from five camps and a hospital. At Ascom City near Inchon 494 broke out. 40 died from related gunfire and trampling. Other camps at Yongchon Sang Mudai Pusan and Taegu saw sizable escapes as tear gas and gunfire were reported amid a massive breakout challenge for U N command.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. N
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
U. N. Command
Tokyo
U. S
Ascom City
Inchon
Yongchon
Korea
Sang-Mudai
Pusan
Taegu
Ascom
Milo Farnell
Madison Toll Strike by Long Distance Operators and Traffic Staff
Madison Toll and Traffic Bell workers walk out amid failure to reach statewide contract. 232 operators and 187 plant employees, members of CWA Local 5530 CIO, strike though local service remains by dial system with long distance kept up by supervisory staff.
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Union and
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Madison
Communication Workers of America
CIO
J. N. Goulet
Allies Demand Russians Cease Berlin Blockade
Berlin notes the United States Britain and France demand the immediate lifting of the tank and troop blockade around East Berlin. They condemn the firing squad execution of a West Berlin truck driver and protest the killings and arrests amid widespread workers’ riots. The Allies call for free circulation and restoration of four power controls in the city.
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Berlin
East Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
West Berlin
Sergei Dengin
West Ber
East
Magdeburg
Willi Goettling
Two Wisconsin Women Named Alice in Dairyland Finalists
Miss Marilyn Murphy of Portage and Miss Helen Reinfeldt of Reedsburg were named Alice in Dairyland finalists at Fennimore. Finalists will compete in LaCrosse during the June Dairy Month Rally on June 26 and 27. Miss Signer from Monroe missed the finals. Reinfeldt, a Reedsburg State Bank secretary, received her bouquet. Murphy attended Madison for a university convocation and graduates today in home economics.
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Marilyn Murphy
University of Wisconsin
Portage
Helen Reinfeldt
Reedsburg
Fennimore
LaCrosse
Donna Kathryn Signer
Joe Signer
Route 5
Monroe
Madison
Frank Wing
Wiley seeks U S inquiry into impeachment telegrams
Chicago report details Wiley calling for federal action after telegrams urging his impeachment reached Wisconsin GOP leaders before Madison convention. He cites a “Committee for Constitutional Government” link and a fictitious sender name Benjamin Coleman. Wiley denounces Wisconsin convention censure as a stab at the party.
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Chicago
Sen
Wiley
Washington
Wisconsin
Madison
Bricker
Committee For
Western Union
Milwaukee
Benjamin Coleman
Minneapolis
Heat Wave Grips Area As Temperatures Hit 96
Residents endured a stifling heat wave with the mercury reaching a season high of 96 degrees by 1 p m in Monroe area. Expecting no relief, the heat slowed work for farmers and workers while pools drew record crowds. Humid conditions and scattered storms affected Wisconsin towns from Madison to Eau Claire with wind damage and power outages reported in several locales.
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Monroe
Mercury
Wisconsin
Madison
McFarland
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Oregon-Belleville
16Th Street
Minneapolis
Texas
Topeka
Kas
Legion Elects Ralph Lindsay Commander at Annual Meeting
Ralph Lindsay was elected commander of the American Legion post at its annual meeting held at the Legion home. Dr. T W Reilly was named first vice commander and all previously nominated candidates won offices for the coming year. Other officers include Forrest H Riese service commander Robert A Alder adjutant Raymond Fritz finance officer Howard O Schulz service officer Rev John E MacMartin chaplain Harris F Germann athletic officer Warren M Gerhart historian Samuel H Pickett Wesley J Engles sergeants at arms Ernest E Wenger executive committeeman at large. The group discussed the departmental convention set for Oshkosh July 17-19 and highlighted Scout Troop 113 demonstrations of first aid and camping.
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Staion A. Lindsay
American Legion
T. W. Reilly
Legion
Forrest H. Riese
Robert A. Alder
Raymond Fritz
Howard O. Schulz
John E. MacMartin
Harris F. Germann
Rosenbergs Learn Grim Doom Via Prison Radio Broadcast
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, awaiting possible execution, were informed by the prison radio that the Supreme Court vacated the stay of execution. They were dining on fried fish with tomato gravy, mashed potatoes, and waxed beans when the message arrived. Warden Wilkes-Dunce said a special last meal could be provided if execution proceeds tonight. They spoke through a heavy wire screen in the death house this morning and another visit was planned for the afternoon.
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Weweseernss
Atom
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Earch
Death House
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Witeien Wilkes-Dince
Rosenbergs
Area Students Receive Degrees at UW Centennial Commencement
Eight Monroe area students earned bachelor of science and other degrees at the University of Wisconsin 100th annual commencement in the Wisconsin Field House. Recipients include Harvey Elmer Diana Houser Donna Olson Jean Babler Norman Johnson Norma Waelti Herbert Hamon Karl Kundert and graduate student Russell Miller plus Jack Miller. About 2,200 graduates crossed the platform with 1,600 bachelor degrees and 600 advanced degrees awarded.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Field House
Harvey D. Elmer
Jacob D. Elmer
Diana Houser
F. Cromer Houser
Donna L. Olson
Edna L. Olson
Jean E. Baber
Lee ©. Babler
Norman C. Johnson
Rose Johnson
Norma M. Waelti
Sam W. Waelti
Herbert J. Hamon
Karl R. Kundert
Russell F. Miller
Juda
Miller
Theodore Miller
Route 1
North Central College
Naperville
Jack B. Miller
Browntown
Junior Cheddars Move Down Half Cent in Trade
Plymouth Wisconsin state dairy trading shows W State brand cheese steady while junior grade cheddars slip by half a cent in today’s market update.
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Plymouth
Justices Upset Stay as Rosenbergs Face Execution
USSINING N Y Sing Sing Warden Denno announced Julius and Ethel Rosenberg would be executed at 6 p m CST. The Supreme Court and White House moved to remove legal barriers to the death penalty, denying a stay and clemency plea. Eisenhower rejected intervention, citing threat of atomic war and fair trials, while Justices Frankfurter and Black offered dissenting views.
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N. Y
Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
William O. Douglas
Eisenhower
Rosenbergs
United States
Douglas
Frankfurter
Black
Justice Black
Emanuels Bloch
Frankfurt
Hisenhower
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