Eisenhower Seeks Foreign Policy Plank To Satisfy Taft
Denver based coverage reports General Eisenhower stating he hopes a foreign policy plank can be written into the Republican platform acceptable to him and Senator Taft. He avoided personal attacks, outlined four policy points, and warned a retreat into isolationism would leave the US exposed to communism.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Taft
America
United States
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Dulles
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
MacArthur Urged For Second Place
Washington report says some Taft supporters discuss MacArthur as a possible second on the ticket if Taft secures the Republican nomination. MacArthur, who will keynote the Chicago convention, has publicly backed Taft while denying personal candidacy.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Taft
MacArthur
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Plan Follows Twining Plea for Watchful Volunteers
Wisconsin volunteers are urged to register for air spotter posts as 24 hour watches begin July 14. Registration points include Monroe offices The Evening Times Schuetzes The Green County Auto Co Juda Juda post led by Ivan Arnsmeier with Mrs. Russell Carter as chief observer. Posts extend to Albany Clarno New Glarus South Wayne Round Grove and more. Volunteers will perform four hour shifts in Operation Sky Watch to aid the Air Force against possible bomber attacks. Gen Nathan F. Twining warned Wisconsin sits on the northern frontier exposed to long range Soviet attack and urged citizen participation to shorten warning times and save lives.
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Ground Observer Corps
Nathan F. Twining
Wisconsin
Round Grove
Monroe Township
Albany
Clarno
Juta
Rock Grove
New Glarus
South Wayne
Juda
Ivan Arnsmeier
Russell Carter
Carter
Monroe
Evening Times
Schuetzes Clothing
Jacob L. Wiltfang
Green County Auto Co
Carter-Grunewald
Clarno Lumber Co
Harry Ammann
J.B. Scherer
Monroe’ Township
Chaiman
Round Grove Pos Albany Herald
Fay Jones
Ser
Eugene Stuesy
Sam John
Fred Meier
Chevrolet
Air Force
Haugen
Wis
Gen Hill Weighs Run Against McCarthy in Wisconsin
Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill, commander of the 32nd Division, indicated by telephone from San Angelo Texas that he has been urged by Wisconsin groups to seek the Republican senatorial nomination against Sen. McCarthy. He previously wired a negative decision due to the heavy personal sacrifices of a campaign and now faces renewed pressure to reconsider.
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Superior
Jim Dan Hill
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
32Nd Division
The
National Guard
San Angelo
Tex
Superior Evening Telegram
Sen
McCarthy
Civilians Get Raises Across Five States
Washington reports the Army Air Force wage board set pay increases for 22,500 civilian employees across five states confirming new wage levels and framing the broader manpower support for wartime operations.
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Washington
Army Air Force
Board Rejects Parking Lot Plan For St Clare Hospital Site
The Board of Public Works voted to table a request from St. Clare hospital to build a parking lot on adjacent north property. Estimated fill and construction costs run about 5,000 dollars with a 30,000 to 40,000 cubic feet fill need and a retaining wall, blacktop surface and related work. An agreement to lease or reserve the lot for a fixed period proved not possible.
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Uou
St. Clare Hospital
Board of Public Works
Milton J. Schroeter
Recreation Park
Clifford Leck
Sunrise Point Addition
St Clare
Senate committee backs West Germany pact move
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a measure to admit West Germany into the Western Defense Alliance and rejected by 84 votes a provision restricting presidential power to deploy troops overseas without Congress approval.
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Washington M
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Germany
Congress
Allied air raid hits five North Korean power plants
Air Force and Navy aircraft bombed five hydro electric plants in North Korea amid efforts to end armistice deadlock. Reports say direct hits were recorded on all targets including the Suiho plant near the Yalu River described as a pile of junk.
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Seoul
Korea
Suiho
Yalu River
Changjin Reservoir
Songchon River
Chorwon
Washington
Mondid
Wao
Panmunjom
Air Force
Manchuria
Changjin
North Korea
Rep Smith Files Papers for Race in First District
Rep Lawrence J. Smith of Racine filed nomination papers with the secretary of state for reelection in the First District. Assemblyman W. W. Clark of Vesper filed for the Republican senatorial seat in the 24th District. Sen Laird of Marshfield is not a candidate this year and he seeks a congressional seat from that district.
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Lawrence J. Smith
Racine
Secretary of State
W. W. Clark
Rvesper
Sen
Laird
Marshfield
Bills on Seizure Okayed by Group
The Senate Labor Committee approved the Humphrey bill to let President Truman seize the strike paralyzed steel industry and a broader Morse plan to seize any defense industry with congressional veto. Previously rejected as amendments, the measures were advanced as separate bills, though not on the Senate calendar. The committee also sent a civil rights bill to debate, though organizers doubt it will reach floor action.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Humphrey
Truman
Sen
D— Minn
Morse
R—Ore
Congress
Senate
Labor Committee
Steelworkers 1
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Travelers Home from Europe
Mrs J Fred Zinser travels from South Dakota to Minnesota by wagon oxen as a child and returns from an airplane flight to Europe visiting her son Lt Col Roy F Zinser in Heidelberg Germany. She is joined by her daughter Mrs Glen Heffron and Miss Irma Larson. Family speaks German. grandchildren attend American school. An adjacent room features a flowers auction with push button bidding. The son has served in federal army since 1940 and plans a career.
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J. Fred Zinser
10Th Street
South Dakota
Minnesota
Europe
Roy F. Zinser
Heidelberg
Germany
Glen Heffron
Irma Larson
Zinser
Sharon
Rickey
Holland
Allsmere
United States
Mrs. Heffron
Army
National Guard
Cicero Officials Fined 2500 for Civil Rights Rioting Case
Federal Judge Walter J. Labay fined Chief Erwin Konovsky two thousand dollars and Sgt Roland Brann and Patrolman Frank A Lange two hundred fifty dollars each after they were convicted of denying Harvey E Clark Jr civil rights during last July riots sparked by a black family trying to move into the all white suburb of Cicero. The case involved a mob of about five thousand over three days until National Guard and police restored order. Cicero town attorney Nicholas Berkos also faces sentencing June 28 for conspiracy. Three others were found not guilty.
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Uniicaul
Cicero
Walter J. Labay
Erwin Konovsky
Roland Brann
Frank A Lange
Harvey E. Clark Jr
Iso
Konovsky
Minois National Guard
Clark
Nicholas Berkos
Henry Andusky
Fire Marale Theodore Wesolowski
Frank Janecek
Storm by storm hits Midwest states with damage and outages
A severe storm system swept through Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby areas causing heavy rainfall with Monroe reporting 1.19 inches La Crosse 3.43 inches. Lightning damaged a Fritz Mesmer residence a barn near Monroe and a power substation circuit breaker will be torn down for repairs. A tornado in Polk County Centuria killed at least two as storms lingered with forecast warm humid weather and possible severe squalls.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Monroe
LaCrosse
Fritz Messmer
22Nd Avenue
Carl Heinzelman
Monroe Fire Department
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
United Telephone Co
Monroe-Stoughton
Monroe-Brodhead
Indianhead
Polk County
Centuria
Stock Mart Trading Holds to Mixed Pace
The stock market held a quietly mixed path today with selective activity. Prices moved around two points with most gains and losses in fractional ranges. Trading volume matched yesterday at 1,200,000 shares as railroads varied while steels and motors kept a steady tone.
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YORK
Twin Grove Seeks Merge With Monroe School District
A proposed consolidation would merge Twin Grove No. 5 into Monroe Joint School District No. 1, affect high and certain grade levels, and place Twin Grove under the county reorganization plan with possible transfer to Juda high school. An informational hearing is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at the courthouse.
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Twin Grove
Jefferson
Monroe
Court House
Green County School Committee
City of
Green County
Juda
Rodney O. Kitelsen
Monroe Board of Education
Frances Moritz
Fern Bridge
Maurice Quinn
McGranery Orders Probe Into Knetzer Jail Escape
Attorney Don McGranery today ordered an investigation into the Knetzer jail escape. Knetzer remains in a temporary field jail while serving a contempt citation.
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McGranery
Knetzer
Nonuvusun
Don McGranery
St ‘A
Knétzer
House Coalition To Riddle Setup By Amendments
Washington report on price and wage controls facing an amendment heavy push to kill the extension bill. Republican and Southern Democrats seek to let the law die while backing decontrol plans and replacing the Wage Stabilization Board with a limited agency. The House plans to shift the extension date to June 30 and consider invoking Taft Hartley in the steel strike.
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Washington
Congress
Spence
Rep
Spencer
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Talle
Wage Stabilization Board
House
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Truman
Senate
Plummer Named To Highway Post
MADISON Wis Capt Harold L Pep Plummer 57 of Madison was appointed chairman of the Wisconsin Highway Commission by Gov Kohler. He will succeed the late James R Law if he obtains relief from active military duty. The appointment awaits Senate confirmation in 1953 but would begin immediately. The post pays 10500 yearly. Plummer veteran of both world wars native of Durana Wis and graduate of LaCrosse State College.
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Madison
Harold L
Pep) Plummer
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Kohler
Plummer
Selective Service
James R. Law
Senate
Durana
Wis
LaCrosse State College
B 50 Crash Kills 11 At Base in Britain
A U S Air Force B 50 bomber with 11 crew aboard crashed and burned minutes after taking off from RAF Mildenhall near Bryant May Bottom England. A police spokesman said there were no survivors as the four engine bomber dropped from a formation of 10 others at about 1000 feet into the rural Suffolk countryside.
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Mildenhall
England
Suffolk
Bryant May Bottom
Condition of City ClerkSoseman Critical Illness Reported
The condition of Dr Glenn S Soseman city clerk who is critically ill at St Clare Hospital showed no change for the better today according to attendants.
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Glenn S. Soseman
St. Clare Hospital
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