Attlee Critiqued Over Korea Policy By American Editor
A United States observer criticizes Clement Attlee for pressuring Britain toward a cautious stance in Korea. The piece argues Attlee’s Labour wing leaves the US to bear most costs and risks, while British public and leadership largely back American actions. It claims imperial balance once held by Britain is gone and warns against yielding to socialist reformers who would weaken the alliance.
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Attlee
Korea
United States
Mr. Attlee
Kore
Insidious Clown Waxey Gordon Ends Life Of Crime
A memoir style obituary condemns Waxey Gordon once a feared East Coast heroin kingpin. It notes his rise through rackets in New York, time in Leavenworth, a narcotics empire, and final collapse from a heart attack as authorities tightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxey Gordon
Wacey
New York City
Uncle Sam
Waxey
Jerxel
Leavenworth
Divans Buy House in Browntown
Mr and Mrs Elmer purchase the late William Gerbitz home in Browntown. The property was built by the late Henry Divan, whose son occupied it for years before moving to the Div farm southeast of town now owned by William Foulker.
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Divans
Browntown
Times Clay
Elmer
William Gerbitz
Mr. Divan
Henry Divan
Div Farm
William Foulker
Midwest gasoline rationing and fair plans in Green County
Items from June 26 1942 note Midwest gasoline rationing in effect and eastern states seeking supplies. Military trainees begin home instruction at Co. F under Louis Felder Jr. Green County Fair arrangements advance with ODT support. Also reported are a 89 year old death in Martin town and newspaper mergers in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
F. Louis Felder Jr
Green County
ODT
Joseph Eastman
Jacob Kundert
Martintown
Monroe
Monroe Daily Journal
A. Woodie and Sons
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Chicago
Swiss Harmonic Club
Joseph A. Schwickerath
Philharmonic Orchestra
John Ball
Kathryn Ramsay
Rockford
Loyalty Board Clears Hanson from McCarthy Accusations
Washington state official Haldore Hanson was cleared by the Civil Service Loyalty Review Board after investigations by both the State Department and Civil Service panels. The secret session details were disclosed by Conrad Snow, with the released report stating Hanson is in good standing and involved in the State Department's Point Four aid program.
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Washington
Haldore Hanson
State Department
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Conrad E. Snow
Loyalty Security Board
Senate Appropriations
Hanson
Civil Service Boards
Snow
Department
Appointed Examiner Madison
Donald L. Goodrich of Menomonie was named to the committee of examiners in general directing and embalming by the State Board of Health today. He will serve a three year term on the panel.
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Madison
Donald L. Goodrich
Menomonie
Feneral
State Board of Health
Mrs Quentin Sammis and family relocate to California
Mrs. Quentin Sammis Scott and her son Scott left Long Island this morning by line for Los Angeles en route to their new home in Pacific Beach California to join Lt J G Sammis their husband and father newly transferred to the West coast The Sammises formerly of Long Island visited their Ralph Wenger parents in New York before moving and plan to spend September and October in Hawaii during duty assignment Perry Power assisted with air travel from Monroe Field to Chicago for western reservations
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Hawaii
Perry Power
Sammi
Scott
Monroe Air
Chicago
Critical Sergeant To Work for Clark
Dana That sergeant who was court martialed and busted in rank for writing Gen Mark Clark an insolent letter soon will be writing letters for Clark's command. C Deane Chase now a private first class has orders assigning him to the Far East theater as stenographer. After Clark repudiated promises made under duress to rioting Reds at Koje Island prison in Korea Chase wrote the general his action was repugnant and disgraceful.
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Muniones
Dana
Mark Clark
Clark
C. Deane Chase
Far East
Koje Island
Korea
Chase
Relief Publicity Delayed on Public Assistance Rolls Inspection
Eau Claire state Welfare Board delayed action on public assistance roll inspection after four members challenged the May 28 minutes. Only five of nine members attended. Debate centered on whether to seek legislation or study the issue further. A July 23 meeting in Madison will continue efforts to reach agreement.
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Eau Claire
State Welfare Board
State Welfare
Sohn W
Tramburg
E. M. Hale
Hale
Leo Jelinski
Shawano
George M. Keith
Division of Public Assistance
Hale Were Mrs. C. R. Beck, West Allis
Karl Klempel
Ralph Uiblein
Milwaukee
Madison
Girls State Rally Urges Careful Career Planning
DIS Olvar delegates to Badger Girls' State were urged to study themselves as thoroughly as school subjects to choose the right vocation. Emily Chervenik of the University of Wisconsin emphasized self-knowledge, limits, aptitudes, and flexibility in work, location, and salary during a tour of women’s career options.
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Emily, Chervenik
University of Wisconsin Hean
Green County 4-H Leaders Meet in Courtroom Session
Forty junior leaders from Green County 4 H clubs gathered in the circuit court room to discuss a proposed constitution and a picnic with no firm decisions. Five delegates to the junior leadership camp will be named as recreation followed the business meeting.
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Green County
Court House
Missing Man Found Alive After Four Day Ordeal
Robert Anderson a 70 year old Vilas County resident was found alive by a search party yesterday in the woods near Sunset Lake. He had been unable to move after slipping while walking from his cabin Saturday afternoon and endured four days of heat and Tuesday night’s storm before rescue. He was taken in good condition to Phelps hospital.
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Vilas County
Robert Anderson
Phelps
Anderson
Sunset Lake
Max Kirschbaum Dies at Monticello
Max Kirschbaum 79 of Cassville died of a heart attack while visiting his daughter Mrs. Frank Higgenbothan on June 27. Services were held at Cassville last Thursday. He and his wife were staying with the Higgenbothans while he worked with the P. W. Ryan Pence Co. on County Trunk.
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Max Kirschbaum
Monticello
Cassville
Frank Higgenbothan
Steel Workers Out 253 Million
The 1952 steel strike nears its 25th day with 650,000 idle steel workers and 216,320 allied industry workers laid off or kept home since July 3. Widespread hardship spreads from coast to coast as auto plants trim output and GM, Ford, and Chrysler adjust schedules while the union provides limited hardship aid.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Allied Industries
Michigan Auto
General Motors
Saginaw
Flint
Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
Cleveland
General Motors Fisher Body
Steel Workers Union
Mrs Dorothy Ryan News Woman Dies of Heart Attack
CHICAGO Mrs Dorothy Dee Crook Ryan 51 former newspaper woman and wife of Jack Ryan night telegraph editor of the Chicago Herald American died of a heart attack yesterday. She worked on papers in Madison Wisconsin New York City and Newark New Jersey and represented Graham Research Co New York at her death. Born in Elgin Illinois she was a University of Wisconsin graduate. Burial will be in Madison.
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Chicago
Dorothy Dee Crook Ryan
Jack Ryan
Night Telegraph
Chicago Herald-American
Ryan
Madison
Wis
New York City
Newark
N. J
Graham Research Co
New York
Elgin
University of Wisconsin
Draft Agriculture Boards Hold Session
Green County Agricultural Mobilization Committee met with the selective service board to set up a new unit system of farm deferments based on production and current on farm personnel. The advisory group provides information on county farm manpower. Fred Hahlen attended the meeting.
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Green County Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Selective Service Board
Fred Hahlen
Draft board members listed with clerks and reps
Names of draft board members include W C Baumgartner A L Williams Adams township Ralph Monroe Dodgeville Louis Frey Kenneth Allen Myron E Jeglum and clerk Miss Nancy Kundert Also cited are Selective service reps Harold C Heimann Harry E Buholzer both of Monroe and Evert Green of Spring Grove township Arthur Spoerry Sr in Switzerland and Paul W Neubauer The note adds a tradition about Julius Caesar building a fort on the site of the Tower of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Baumgartner
Albany
Jonathon Moen
Adams Township
Ralph Monroe
Dodgeville
Louis Frey
Kenneth Allen
Myron E. Jeglum
Nancy Kundert
Selective Service
Harold C. Heimann
Harry E. Buholzer
Monroe
Evert Green
Spring Grove Township
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Switzerland
Paul W. Neubauer
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SC Congress
Sam
Fittimie
Inday Monroe
CO. Husery
A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Dal ‘Association
Audit
Berean of
Mason Coure
Super Critic
Clement Attlee
Britain
China
Evening Times
Monroe Boy Scouts
Stoughton
F. F. West
W. H. Hartwig
Jefferson Township
Lincoln Park
E. H. Gloege
Thomas Rankin
City
H. C. Goddard
Citizens Bank
Louis Kohli
Ray Crow
Winnipeg
Wisconsin Sugar Co
Loyalty Board
Quentin Sammis, Scott
Wisconsin
Jae
Bologna
Girls State Rally
Badger Motors
Green County Center
John Burgy
Loveland School
Ronny Hilliard
Shirley Hilfiker
Richard Smith
Darell Hilliard
U.S
Goldenrod Butter
Elmdale
Holland
Nurnine
Alaska
Sockeye
Betty Crocker
Improv
Boca
Monarch
Pealifornia
California
Sunkist
Bing
Clover Farm
Clover
Clover Farm Citrus
Swift
Clover Farm Choice
Ct. Pke
Leeds
Agriculture Boards
Tower of London
Julius Caesar
Ben Hur Freezers
Freezer Supplies
Wenger & Kramer Hardware
Purcell’s Grocery and Meat Market
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