Prelate Admits Plot in Hungary Archbishop Faces Red Court
Archbishop Josef Groesz 64 and eight others were tried for plotting to overthrow the communist government. Judge Vilmos Olti presided in the same courtroom that condemned Mindszenty, with Voge ler later tied to espionage. The nine defendants, eight cloaked in dark suits, one in a gray sport jacket, faced a 12 page indictment alleging a plan to restore the Hapsburgs.
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Budapest
Josef Groesz
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Vilmos Olti
Robert A. Vogeler
American Legation
Elajos Pongracz
Kingdom of the Hapsburgs
Plane Carrying 40 Missing in the Atlantic
A Pan American World Airways plane with about 40 aboard was nine hours overdue on a Johannesburg to New York flight. French planes hunted land and sea for the missing craft which did not stop at Roberts Field Monrovia. The last stop was Accra and Dakar said fuel was sufficient to keep it aloft.
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Vaxar
Pan American World Airways
Johannesburg
New York City
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Liberia
Accra
Gold Coast
Dakar
Steady Rain Forecast and Local Rain Totals
A forecast notes continual steady rain for tonight. Yesterday's rainfall reached 1.80 inches in Beloit while Darlington measured 0.65 inches. The longest day of the year brought over 15 hours of sunshine only if skies clear, with sunrise at 4:22 a.m. and sunset around 9:41 p.m.
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Beloit
Darlington
Missing Nurse Safe After Two Weeks in Smokies
Evangeline Lorimer a 21 year old nurse vanished with her father from a Smoky Mountains camp on June 8. She walked into a ranger camp last night saying she chose to come out and was taken to Sevierville hospital. Rangers described her condition as surprisingly good given two weeks in rugged terrain with swollen feet and insect bites.
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Szauindut Do
Evangeline Lorimer
Sevierville
Smoky Mountains
Robert White
The
Smoky Mountains National Park
Hannah Mountain
Zwygart Elected New Legion Head at Le Ion Home
Zwygart was elected commander of Zilmer-Riley American Legion post at the annual election in the Legion home, succeeding Frank Heinzelman. New officers include Olsen, Lindsay, Reilly, Schulz, Lanz, MacMartin, Wartenweiler, Wolleson, and Wolle son. The post received a $78,000 state grant for the Wisconsin monument repair and will screen the film Steel Helmet at local theaters to raise funds for new post colors.
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Forrest
Alvin Riese
Louis R. Wolleson
Schulz
Wolleson
Wisconsin
Vicksburg Park
Zilmer-Riley Post
Melvin J. Dison
Goetz and
Chalet
Post
Museum Opens Season Sunday at Green County Historical Society
The Green County Historical Society museum in Idle Hour farm carriage house opens this Sunday from 2 to 5 p m with weekly open houses through fall. July features a pioneer kitchen and general display, plus a pioneer cheese factory fragment donated to aid the display. Exhibits are curated by Miss Priscilla, Miss Lillian Gempeler, Anna Whitcomb, and Leon Schmidt Jr.
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Green County Historical Society Museum
Idle Hour
Lim
di Marty Sr
Priscilla
Lillian
Edwin Gustafson Bakery Owner Dies at 46 in Home
Edwin J Gustafson 46 longtime Karlen bakery proprietor and active Masonic and Methodist member died at 8 15 p m in his home at 1409 17th avenue from a coronary occlusion He was born February 7 1905 in Ironwood Michigan and lived in Neillsville before joining Karlen in 1939 He purchased the bakery in 1944 and was a Masonic and Eastern Star leader Funeral services are set for 2 p m at the Methodist church with Masonic burial rites at Greenwood cemetery.
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Edwin J. Gustafson
Karlen
17Th Avenue
Mr. Gustafson
Ironwood
Mich
Charles Gustafson
Ironwood High School
Neillsville
Mary Richardson
Gustafson
Emilie Karlen
Albert W. Zilmer
Masonic Temple
Court House Square
Donna Ellen
Hilar Flad
Madison
Clifford Meigel
Monroe
Everett Gustafson
Pontiac
Edward
Phoenix
Edith
Ellen
Elsie Satre
Minneapolis
William Wick
Mankato
Minn
Harold Dahlgreen
Chicago
Shriner-Neushwander
Methodist Church
Ralph Kofoed
Greenwood Cemetery
Dentists Widow Dies at Brodhead in 83rd Year
Mrs Hector D Kirkpatrick 83 longtime Brodhead resident died after a lingering illness at Coplien nursing home. Born Grace Greenwood Beebe in Oregon September 15 1868 she was the wife of Dr Hector Kirkpatrick the town’s former dentist. She lived in Brodhead and Washington DC before returning in 1903. Funeral at Everson Sunday 2 pm with Rev J C Robertson officiating burial Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers listed and soloist Miss Charlotte Preston.
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Brodhead
Hector D. Kirkpatrick
Coplien
Kirkpatrick
Grace Greenwood Beebe
Oregon
Bela
Gertrude Tipple Beebe
Hector Kirkpatrick
Washington, D. C
Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Everson Funerial
J. C. Robertson
Greenwood Cemetery
Charlotte Preston
Harry Cas
Arthur Miller
Arthur Klingbeil
Seth Cain
Frank Parker
Eugene Clark
Prices Low in Spirits On Weak Market
Prices were low in spirits today in a stock market flecked with weak spots. Losses among leading issues extended to around $2 a share at the most, and all major groups of securities were lowered in bursts of active trading.
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New York
Misra Tongay Family Barred From England Flight
The Tongay family of Misra Fiat was barred today from England, with a New York bound plane set to board in the morning. The incident involved their intended channel swim and follows recent travel restrictions.
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Misra
Fiat
England
Channel Swim
Probers Told Ridgway Favored Use of Chiang's Troops in War
Probers claim General Ridgway urged use of Chiang Kai-shek's troops in the war. The testimony centers on alleged interference with U.S. policy and the strategic question of involvement with Chinese forces. The allegations unfold amid broader investigations into government decisions.
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Probers
Ridgway
Chiang
Showdown over economic controls power in Congress
Washington report notes House and Senate banking panels approving bills restricting President Truman's control powers as debate set for Monday in the price and wage control fight. Expiration of the defense production act looms. In a separate item, Rev. John J. Foley was named assistant dean at Creighton University, effective soon, with Rev. Thomas K. McKenney succeeding him at Marquette.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Truman
Senate
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Group
House
Michael V. di Salle
Douglas
D-Ill
Moody
D-Midh
Ives
RNY
Senate Committee
Jiven College
Milwaukee
John J. Foley
S. J
Marquette High School
College of Liberal Arts
Creighton University
Omaha
Marquette
Thomas K. McKenney
Congressman John Phillips and Cannon in House Corridor Fight
Rep John Phillips 72 and Rep Clarence Cannon 72 engaged in a fist fight in a House corridor during a debate over committee procedure. Phillips suffered a cut lip and was treated by Capitol physician Dr George Calver before going home. Cannon returned to the floor unmarked. Rep John Taber said Phillips started after Cannon. Cannon denied striking Phillips.
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Washington
John Phillips
Calif
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
Phillips
House Appropriations Committee
George Calver
Capitol
John Taber
Ess
Pillips
Taber
Farmers Sign For Vet Training At Courthouse Meeting
Twenty five farmers registered for the veterans course last night in a court house meeting. County service officer Theodore J. Burgy said at least four others planned to sign, with more veterans able to register by July 25 at the veterans service office in the basement. An instructor is expected to be hired this weekend to replace Edward M. Ensch, recalled to military duty July 16. Burgy noted two applications were made for Ensch's job, despite a state waiting list of at least 15 schools.
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Court House
Theodore J. Burgy
Veterans’ Service Office
Burgy
Edward M. Eusch
Supt
E. O. Evans
Ensch
Truman Offers Compromise On National Health Plan In Bethesda
President Truman proposed to opponents of compulsory medical insurance that they present a better or nearly equal plan that lets all Americans pay for needed medical care. Speaking at the National Institutes of Health center cornerstone ceremony in Bethesda, he argued against totalitarian dictatorships and urged a nationwide health framework despite AMA opposition labeling it socialized medicine. He asserted his 1945 efforts for a payroll tax funded plan remain sound and would strengthen the nation.
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Bethesda, Md
Truman
Sego
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Washington
Noble
Provent
Dic
Congress
American Medical Association
New Commander Upholds MacArthur Diversion Appeal
Gen Ridgway, now eastern commander, supported MacArthur’s bid to use Chinese nationalist troops against the China mainland. Senate inquiry records show Ridgway urged a South China drive to relieve pressure in Korea, while Barr testified on the rapid Chinese counterattack. Hurley recalled Roosevelt’s 1945 Yalta commission role and Bridges quoted a 1945 wartime intel memo on Russia’s entry and Korea strategy.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far Eastern
MacArthur
China
Senate
Red China
Knowland
R-Calif
Ridgway
J. Lawton Collins
Army
South China
Korea
United Nations
David G. Barr
Barr
United States
Collins
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
South Chin
Truman
Hurley
Yalta
Patrick J. Hurley
Roosevelt
Acheson
Russia
Japan
Roose+velt
Bridges
R-Nh
War Department
Lee
Manchuria
Far Tern
Pvt Ethridge Fights With Cavalry Force in Korea Action
Pvt Coral M Ethridge son of Mrs Catherine Edl 1029 4th avenue serves with the First cavalry division in Korea according to unit headquarters He is a member of the 99th field artillery battalion one of the first howitzer units committed to action in Korea.
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Ethridge
Coral M. Ethridge
Catherine Edl
4Th Avenue
Cavalry Division
Korea
99Th Field Artillery Battalion
U S Urges UN to Fulfill Korea Troop Promise
The United States asks UN members to reinforce Korea due to Chinese aggression. Fifty-three nations pledged aid, with sixteen providing ground troops, nine naval units, eight air forces, and others offering medical units and material support including ships, food, clothing, medical supplies, and cash.
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United Nations, N. x. — P
United States
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Som
Holstein Breeders Meet At Figs Farm In Jordan Twp
Ben Brown of Brattleboro addressed over 150 members of the Green County Holstein Breeders Association at the William Figs farm in Jordan township. The event featured a judging contest with prizes for accuracy, films of Dutch Holstein herds, and a Monroe high school FFA quartet performance.
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Ben Brown
Brattleboro
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
William Figs
Jordan Township
Brown
United States
Charles Brace
Lone Rock
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Holland
Monroe High School
FFA Quartet
John W. Ruff
Walter G. Timm
J. Leo Norton
Ralph Stauffacher
Girl 5 Injured In Area Accident
A telephone service truck and an auto collided at 2 37 p m yesterday injuring five year old Patricia Mosher passenger in the auto. The girl suffered cuts on the forehead and knee bruises and a possible slight concussion. She was treated at her home. The Commonwealth Telephone Co. truck from Madison was driven by Leland Gan Oregon. The crash happened at the intersection of two town roads about one and a half miles south and one mile west of Brooklyn.
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Arthur H. Mosher
Route 1
Brooklyn
Patricia
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Madison
Leland Gan
Oregon
Glenn Arrives Here From Duty in Korea on Leave
Duane A. Glenn returns home from Korea on a 16 day leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Bal 1323 1st Avenue Rover Massey He reaches the area then leaves for Korea again.
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Glenn
Korea
Duane A. Glenn
Benah
Cai Bebe Bal
Avenue
Rover
Massey
Red Jets Beaten In New Air Clash
In a day of aerial combat over North Korea, American Sabre jets shot down two Mig-15s and damaged three, boosting reported Red losses to 11 planes this week. U.N. patrols clashed on the western front as ground actions intensified, with Chinese artillery and mortar fire hindering patrols near Yonchon and Kaesong.
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Tokyo
Red Air Force
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Red
U. N
Yonchon
Pyongyang
U. S
Toledo
Cheddar Prices Off In Sales at Plymouth Wisconsin
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports weak trading with cheddar sales at Plymouth. Prices for several car lots include two cars cheddar 36.5 cents, one car pasteurized longhorns 39 cents, one car single daisies 39 percent, and bids for five cars cheddar 36 percent. Uncovered offers show 16 cars cheddar 37.44, nine cars cheddar 37, daisies 40, and longhorns 40. All Wisconsin state brand.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Lime quarry crush fatality near Dodgeville Merlin Post
Dodgeville Merlin Post aged 45 died after being caught in a crusher at a lime quarry near here. He suffered fatal injuries at the work site and was pronounced dead this afternoon.
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Dodgeville
Merlin Post
Here
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Marion Maxwell Abt Bachrach
Defense Commission
Communist Party
Betty Gannett
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Women's Commission
Claudia Jones
Groesz
Atlantic
Park Rangers
Zwygart
New Legion
Edwin Gustafson
Church
Karlen’s
Iran
Tehran
Anglo-Iran ‘An Oil Co
Abadan
Iranian National Oil Co
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Eric Drake
AIOC
Persia
B. R. Jackson
London
Hossein Fmi
Iraq
Kuwait
Samuel T. Sample
Palmetto
Fla
Annie Lee Thomas
Draft Board
Sample
U.N
Holstein
Red Jets
Plymouth
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