Rough Road Ahead for Europe Aid and Allies
The House approved a 5 billion dollar foreign aid program but awaits Senate action and eventual appropriations. Public discontent grows as Europe shifts toward self interest and economic gains, with England aloof and France unstable. Bermuda conference proposed to reset Western defense, while allies show waning enthusiasm for aid despite Marshall Plan morale.
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House
Senate
Congress
Europe
England
Chamber of Deputies
Bermuda
United States
France
What Comes Next After Korea Armistice
The piece questions the U S stance in Korea after the armistice. It notes President Eisenhower bears responsibility for Rhee related tensions and asks what peace, future steps, and gains will justify the sacrifices of 32 000 American deaths while acknowledging the president inherits the burden of decisions and public demand for clear answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Korea
China
Seoul
Eisenhower
Rhee
Rosenberg Family Aftermath Calls for Privacy
The piece urges shielding Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's children from further public attention and condemnation, arguing democracy should not punish the family for parental crimes. It condemns sensationalism and hostile legal rhetoric, urging restraint by press and lawyers.
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Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosen
Rosenbergs
President Roosevelt halts Detroit riot as troops quell violence
Detroit riot ends as martial law is declared after 23 killed and 700 wounded. Wind and rain devastate crops and buildings including Kohli printing, sewer flood drains basements. Farmers report gasoline thefts. Sheriff warns secure storage. Miss Montana Lichtenwalner dies at sister's home. Weather bureau to distribute forecasts statewide via telephone.
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Roosevelt
Detroit
Kohli
Schoonover
Kohler Sees No Tax Increase Needed for Wisconsin
Governor Kohler expressed confidence that no income tax rate increase is needed this year barring unforeseen economic reversals. He outlined budget controls to maintain a balanced biennial budget, noted potential vetoes, and praised the legislature for resisting extra spending while urging residents to watch state actions closely.
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Madison
Kohler
Supreme Court
JST
Wisconsin
Lehman Attacks McCarthy Tactics at Jefferson Day Dinner
Lehman decried McCarthyism linking it to Communism during a $25-a-plate Jefferson-Jac Day dinner. He accused the tactics of suppressing civil liberties and due process, claiming they threaten rights and mislead the public. He labeled McCarthy as a front-runner for a dangerous political approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNW
Senate
McCarthy
de Raton
Lehman
Lelements
Youth Escapes Police and Dies in Wisconsin Crash
Elmer Fleischfuss, 18, of Winona Minnesota, allegedly outran Buffalo County traffic officer Henry Zeichert at over 100 mph. His car failed to negotiate a curve on Highway 35 near Fountain City, struck a parked car owned by Roy Buchmiller, then slammed into a tree after skidding 200 feet on the shoulder and 235 feet more after the impact.
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Fountain City
Wis
Here
Elmer Fleischfuss
Winona
Minn
Buffalo County
Henry Zeichert
Fleisch-fuss
Carl Martys Skill With Animal Friends Featured in Article
Carl Marty showcases a unique talent for gaining friendships with animals. Wildlife experts find his methods surprising though some wildlife workers study films and zoo reports. He campaigns to protect habitats in northern Wisconsin as trappers threaten extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Marty
Milwaukee
Neweps
Marty
Doe
Northern
Wisconsin
UW Alumni Name Detroit Graduate President
UW Alumni elects aADISON MR. T. Johnstone of Detroit class of 1026 as president. Warren Knowles of New Richmond steps down. Gordon Fox of Chicago named first vice president and Gordon Walker of Racing second vice president. Mrs. Silas L. Spengler of Menasha named secretary and Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick of Madison treasurer. A resolution calls for a study on integrating the university with state colleges and examining university finances. The 1953 Legislature killed a bill on higher education integration.
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Aadison
T. Johnstone
Detroit
University of Wisconsin Alumni Association
Saturje
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Gordon Fox
Chicago
Gordon’ Walker
Racing
Silas L. Spengler
Menasha
Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick
Madison
Congress Riled by Rhee Move Causes U S Friction
President Syngman Rhee's sudden moves provoke sharp reaction in Congress. Lawmakers view the action as providing the Communists a potential opening. The report notes Britain’s prior openness to foreign visitors and references a large foreign outflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rhee
Jack Bell
Washington WI
Syngmen Rhee
U. S. Legisla Saas Ocaen Senay
Great Britain
Hed Bos Renee
Unclear fragmentary report on local figures and dates
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Walter Shorb and Sgt John P Jr with references to families and possible dates or locations like Chey and Jepen. Details are too distorted to identify a coherent event, names, or outcomes.
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Walter Shorb
Angeles
John P. Jr
J .Cr
Jepen
Kadea Ass
Fragmentary names point to Ninth Infantry unit note
Fragmentary OCR lists Judy Tommy and Davis among Ninth Infantry personnel with unclear context. The readable items suggest a military roster or notice but lack dates places or actions to define a full event or outcome. Further text is needed for a complete caption.
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Juda
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Louis B. Gregerson
William Rosenthal
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Henry Dittmer
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Monroe
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D. J. Howe
Ladysmith
Jay W. Howe
M. Alice Treat
Wisconsin Young People’s Christian Union
Racine
G. H. Pengra
Stella
Catherine Klassy
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Robert E. Zuercher
Tuercher & Zuercher Agency
Ben Hur
Tschudys
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Sylvester
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Alfred Berth
Clarno Township
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Fred Discher
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Mores
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Henry Rebly
Clarence Falk
Weed Commiss
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Jefferson Township
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