Acheson Defends State Department to Governors
Secretary of State Acheson told a roundtable of governors that the State Department is a good loyal outfit and should be trusted. He denied McCarthy's charges and said efforts have been made to weed out subversives while noting no worries about his associates. He urged democracy apostle recruitment and argued Asia needs tailored aid, not a European Marshall Plan, praising Ambassador-at-Large Philip C. Jessup amid McCarthy attacks.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Acheson
State Department
McCarthy
Washington
Apostles of Democracy
Truman
Congress
Far East
Asia
Europe
Philip C. Jessup
Mary Dobson Dies At Blanchardville
Mary S Dobson 59 a flower hobbyist and former telephone operator died at her Blanchardville home after a three year illness Born Holden Missouri June 29 1890 she taught rural school and worked 20 years as a telephone operator later a bookkeeper for Hanson Implement She held roles in Lutheran will Royal Neighbors and Legion auxiliary Surviving siblings include Alfred Edgerton William and Emily Butcher Funeral in Lutheran church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Torgney Kleven officiating burial in Grace Land cemetery
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Blanchardville
Mary S. Dobson
Thomas
Nancy Wineland Dobson
Blanchardville High School
Holden
Hanson Implement Co
Blanchardville Blade
Miss Dobson
Lutheran Will
Royal Neighbors
Legion Auxiliary
Alfred
Edgerton
William
Emily Butcher
Blanchard
Dville
Don Lovelace
Monroe
Lawrence Bredeson
Rockford
William Trotter
Herbert Dobson
Benjamin Assairs Criticizes State GOP Convention
Polk county board chairman Erwin L. Benjamin of St. Croix Falls denounced the Wisconsin state GOP convention as a three ring circus run by money bags. He said his name was not submitted for endorsement and he did not want it placed before the convention.
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Frederic
Erwin L. Benjamin
Isconsin
Benjamin
Polk County
Inter-County Leader
St. Croix Falls
Governor Renne Bohm Attends White Springs Conference
Madison reports Governor Renne Bohm is at the annual governors conference in White Springs West Virginia leading a panel on public welfare.
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Madison
Rennebohm
White Springs
W. Va
Hungary Offers Crown Swap for Vogeler in Prisoner Trade
Hungary proposes exchanging imprisoned American businessman Robert A. Vogeler for the crown of St Stefan, a relic held by the western allies. Negotiations suggest Vogeler could be released within weeks as talks focus on returning the historic crown taken by Nazis and later held in Wiesbaden.
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Vienna
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
St. Stefan
U. S
Vogeler
Stefan I
Germany
Wiesbaden
Frankfurt
High Commission
United States
Erickson Cottage Destroyed by Fire
Mr and Mrs R E Erickson escaped injury when a kerosene heater exploded causing a blaze that destroyed their Rock River cottage two miles southeast of Edgerton. The fire happened near noon as guests and relatives were away fishing. firefighters arrived too late to save the structure. Partial insurance covered the loss of a year round residence used for summer gatherings.
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R. E. Erickson
Rock River
Edgerton
Mr. Erickson
Ericksons
Erickson
Indian Ford
Newville Bridge
First National Bank
Old Timers Band Concert Draws Cold Night Crowd
Bleachers and cars filled Recreation park for an Old Timers band concert. About 140 musicians from the area performed under guest conductor Albert R. Neushwander and regular conductor Allan F. Barnard. The senior twirling squad joined the program near the end.
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Recreation Park
Monroe Park
Albert R. Neushwander
Wisconsin
Allan F. Barnard
Cool Summer Start Seen for Tomorrow
A damp day with a 64 degree reading at 1 p m tempered expectations for summer. Forecasters predicted general showers and cooler climes tonight and Wednesday, while the calendar hints at a late season shift as the 72 degree afternoon sun was fleeting.
Errand Boy Chief Ousted for Calls at Mayor's Home
Cleveland Highland Heights official, Fay Dalrymple 58, fired by village council 6-2 for consorting with the mayor's wife Faye 39. Mayor Clem Ley testified he suspended him May 9 after finding them together in the kitchen.
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Cleveland
Highland Heights
Fay
Faye
Fay Dalrymple
Clem Ley
Ley
Twilight Holstein Meeting Scheduled
The Green County Holstein Breeders' association holds its twilight meeting Wednesday June 28 at 8 p m on the Chester Norton farm five miles southeast of Monroe in Jefferson township. Dr Paul Phillips of the University of Wisconsin outlines breeding program plans and discusses his Homestead herd experience. A film on the 45th cow family, progeny of notable Norton herd bulls, will be shown with Norton herd records exhibited. Committee members are Norton W J Timm and E J Kaderly.
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Green County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Chester Norton
Monroe
Jefferson Township
Paul Phillips
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Dane County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Norton
Norton W. J. Timm
E. J. Kaderly
Father Killed Family Coroner's Jury Rules
Schuyler Nebraska coroner's jury rules mild mannered Henry F Bahns 49 beat his wife Emma 48 and three children Eldon 20 Ardith 14 and Helen 8 as they slept then drowned himself a sledgehammer slayings and a surviving son Dennis 25 found them in bed yesterday.
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Schuyler
Henry F. Bahns
Emma Bahns
Eldon
Ardith
Helen
Dennis
Spy Suspect Taken To Tennessee Scene
Utica. Alfred Dean Slack, 44, Syracuse chemist accused of wartime espionage for the Soviet Union, was transported by car to Tennessee under heavy guard. He wore handcuffs linked to a waist chain and was in the custody of two deputy marshals. Slack faces arraignment in Kingsport for espionage tied to the Klaus Fuchs ring.
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Utica
Alfred Dean Slack
Soviet Russia
Tennessee
Syracuse
Kingsport
Tenn
Slack
Klaus Fuchs
Probers To Hear Hurley Charges In Amerasia Case
Senate investigators will hear former ambassador Patrick J. Hurley on his charge that the state department shielded officials who sold or gave top secret documents to pro communists. Hurley linked the claim to the Amerasia documents theft case and named John S. Service as a supplier to Mao Tse tung. Service is to testify Thursday. Peurifoy faces questions on a deal with a witness.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
U. S
China
Senate
State Department
Hurley
Santa Fe
N. M
Amerasia
Senate Foreign Relations
Tydings
Hickenlooper
Iowa
John S. Service
Foreign Service
Mao Tse-tung
Service
New York
Amerasia Magazine
McCarthy
United States
India
John E. Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Wayoff
Lustron Under DOJ Probe in Columbus Plant Sale
The Justice Department announced it will conduct a timely probe of the Lustron pre fab house company in Columbus. Lustron, bought by the Reconstruction Finance Corp at a public auction for 6 million dollars, had RFC loans totaling 37.5 million with only 1 million repaid.
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Columbus
Lustron Prefab House Corporation
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Lustron
Four Hospitalized In Auto Accident Near South Wayne
Four people were hospitalized after a two car collision at McKnight corners one mile and a half west of South Wayne at 5 p.m. Robert Erickson 25 and Crotty 23 sustained head and neck injuries. Mrs Selmer Erickson 49 aunt Mrs Joseph Johnson 70 and Crotty were in hospital with various injuries.
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St. Clare Hospital
Selmer Erickson
Robert
South Wayne
Joseph Johnson
Erickson
William Crotty
Dill Cheese Factory
Robert Erickson
Crotty
McKnight Corners
Fred Strauss
Edward Crotty
Madison
Johnson
Wisconsin American cheese market steady with active trade
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin cheese prices holding firm as demand stays strong and supplies remain ample. Selling ranges include single daisies and longhorns at 34 to 36 cents, square prints 34 to 35, and midgets 35 12 to 37 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Traffic Bulge Across Public Square Hits 12797 Cars
Traffic counters on the new concrete square recorded 5 150 crossings Friday 8 a m to Saturday 8 a m and 7 277 from 8 a m Saturday to 8 a m Sunday for a 43 hour total of 12 497. The surge peaked 9 to 11 p m Saturday with 1 343 cars.
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Public Square
J. H. Schwaiger
State Highway Department
16Th Avenue
Lausche Sows Doubt Over Taft Foe Backing
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche created surprise by saying he has not decided whether to support Senator Robert A. Taft. Democratic leaders in Columbus and West Virginia scrambled as they organize Joseph Ferguson’s campaign. Boyle defended official voting independence, while privately the move drew sarcasm and concern among party chiefs.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lausche
White Sulphur _ Springs
W. Va
Kidnapper Slain After 1500 Mile Two Boy Ordeal
In Ohio a kidnapper, Joe Pacific of Canonsburg Pennsylvania, is killed by police after abducting Nick Cursi and Joseph Zolmerchik and imprisoning them in a car trunk during a two day, 1500 mile ride. The victims were found safe, exhausted and wounded. Pacific assaulted his estranged wife Matilda before fleeing. Police recovered the car and ended the pursuit in Mingo Junction.
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Steubenville
Pennsylvania
Joe Pacific
Canonsburg
Mingo Junction
Pacific
Nick Cursi
Joseph Zolmerchik
Cokesburg
Cursi
Zolmerchik
Matilda
Volunteers Repair Clean Bethel Church
Volunteers at Bethel Church 1339 14th Street begin sidewalk removal and cement walk installation. An art glass specialist from Winona Minnesota replaces broken sanctuary windows and Rev Lawrence A Brown notes the furnace also received a thorough cleaning.
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Bethel Church
14Th Street
Winona
Minn
Lawrence A. Brown
Police Additions Await Approval For City Force
The police and fire commission approved two men for the eligibility list at Chief J. H. Schwaiger’s request. City council will consider a two man force increase tonight, after which interviews may be held. Names include Dale W. Olson and Robert Webinger, with vacancies paused until new manpower is secured.
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J. H. Schwaiger
Police and Fire Commission
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Police and Safety Committee
Schwaiger
Dale W. Olson
Milwaukee
Robert Webinger
Wyss
Distraught Actress Judy Garland Slashes Throat
MGM publicity aide says Garland made a superficial throat cut with broken glass during a moment of anguish at her Sunset Boulevard home. She was suspended for missing a rehearsal with Fred Astaire. husband Vincent Minnelli and staff present.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Vincent Minelli
Ralph Wheelwright
Sunset Boulevard
Carlton Alsop
Myrtle Tully
Wheelwright
MGM
Fred Astaire
Rockford Man Named As Officer for Shrine
W Clyde Oliver of Rockford was elected third vice president and named as an officer of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Los Angeles.
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Rockford
Los Angeles
W. Clyde Oliver
Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Oliver
Farmers Fined and Put on Probation in Federal Case
Madison farmer Joshua Thayer, 32, was fined 110 dollars for selling uninspected potatoes to a Chicago market. Cashton resident La Verne Degler, 24, received three years probation after pleading guilty to selling livestock with the Home Administration holding a $700 mortgage.
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Madison
Joshua Thayer
Whitewater
Chicago
LaVerne Degler
Cashton
Farmers’ Home Administration
Committee Head Opposes Measure Drafted by Group
Washington chairman of the tax framing committee says a 433 million dollar corporate tax boost, part of a bill offsetting a large excise cut, goes too far. He noted 14 Democrats voted for it while 10 Republicans opposed. The measure sets a flat 21 percent corporate rate with 20 percent surtax on earnings over 25,000 dollars, effective after 1949.
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Washington
Doughton
D-Nc
Tax Framing House
Ways and Means
Coughton
House
White House
Congress
Senate
Bookie King’s Plea May Ease Sentence
New York report says bookmaker Frank Erickson pleaded guilty to gambling counts and a conspiracy charge. Officials anticipate a lighter penalty at sentencing next Monday, though he faces up to 60 years in prison and fines up to $30,000 if convicted on all counts.
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New York
Frank Erickson
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Benjamin Assairs
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Sylvester
Stefan
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Edgar Sanders
Ousted
Twilight Holstein
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Omar Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Johnson
Douglas MacArthur
Bradley
Haneda Airfield
Dill Area
Taft
Self
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