The Supreme Test of Statesmanship in America
Editorial urges decisive U S leadership as North Korea challenges democracy in Asia. It argues Soviet support and weak diplomacy risk global consequences, notes the United Nations limits, and calls for resolved action to defend freedom while pursuing peace.
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Pacific
Asia
North Korea
Soviet Union
South Korea
Russia
Japan
United States
China
White House
Far East
United Nations
America
Congressmen seek study of imports hit on farm products
A group of thirty seven Republican lawmakers urge a government inquiry into how imports affect domestic farm goods. They cite ten products including cheese, potatoes, pork and eggs, arguing domestic surplus plus imported competition burdens taxpayers and that the tariff act escape clause could aid farmers.
Request for Red Lanterns on Unlit IC Freight Cars on 12th Street
Residents urge the addition of red lanterns on unlit freight cars parked overnight on the IC spur line at 12th Street. They warn the dark, high cars pose accident hazards to weekend motorists unfamiliar with the area and call for immediate safety warning to reduce traffic risks.
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12Th Street
Draft Hoover move hits convention as balloting nears
In a developing political note, the draft Hoover effort tightens around the Republican convention as the time for nominee balloting approaches. Marvin T. Holcomb is a candidate for the clerk of courts office.
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Hoover
Marvin T. Holcomb
Clerk of Courts
Romania
Balkan
Carol II
Ralph Frederick Karlen
Monticello
Business World Faces War Threat and Its Economic Fallout
Business leaders weigh long term effects of the Korean conflict on prices and spending. Observers see possible inflation from defense and foreign aid while taxes may rise. Commodities like rubber, tin, and pepper rise on war fears, with grain and meat trends uncertain as government stockpiles and future crops loom.
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New York
U. S
Korea
Southeast Asia
United States
Bolivia
Berry Crop Good, TenEyck Reports
Lloyd TenEyck of three and a half acres near Brodhead says the strawberry season tends to end by July 1. He notes the crop is decent but not as abundant as last year and credits last week’s rains for helping. His grandfather A. A. started the original beds about 55 years ago in New York.
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Lloyd TenEyck
Brodhead
TenEyck
Ten Eyck
A. A
AMA to Launch 3 Million Advertising Drive
The American Medical Association opens its 99th annual convention in San Francisco with a plan to spend 3 million dollars to fight socialized medicine. It will allocate 1.1 million for newspaper and radio advertising and 25 dollar per member to fund publicity, while the rest funds education and non advertising efforts. Dr Evarts A Graham of St Louis receives the 1950 Distinguished Service Award for pioneering lung surgery in 1933.
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American Medical Association
Association
AMA
Doctors’ Code of Ethics
Evarts A. Graham
St. Louis
Control of Korea Vital to Russia
A geopolitical analysis argues that North Korea's attack on South Korea signals Moscow seeks a strategic base to pressure Japan and influence Pacific defenses. While officials doubt a new world war, they warn Korea remains a tinder box with regional and global stakes.
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Russia
Suk
United
North Korea
Republic of
South Korea
Washington
John Myun Chang
Soviet Union
Japan
Moscow
America
Nippon
United States
Pacific
Manistee Police Suspended Over Meter Scandal
Seven of Manistee Michigan eight man police force are suspended on charges of taking money from parking meters. Chief Ray Hebner was not accused. City Manager Walter Misley says investigation followed meter shortages. state police and special deputies will handle protection.
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Manistee
Mich
Ray Hebner
Walter Mischley
Dousman Boy Drowns In Swim Class Incident
Nine year old Guy Nelson of Dousman drowned yesterday during a Red Cross swimming class at Silver Lake in Oconomowoc. Sheriff Leslie Rockteacher said the boy was missing when the Dousman youths boarded a bus for home and his clothes were later recovered as divers found his body in the water.
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Guy Nelson
Dousman
Red Cross
Silver Lake
Leslie
Restaurants Reopen in Superior After Picket Lines
Superior restaurants reopen today after a pause caused by AFL hotel and restaurant workers picket lines last week. Officials from the Superior restaurant association announced the resumption of service as city eateries resume normal operations.
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Superior
Superior Restaurant Association
AFL
Brown Swiss Meet Placings Awaited
Members of the Green County Brown Swiss Breeders association won ribbons at the Canton No. 2 show and state picnic in Waterloo Wisconsin on Saturday. Judges were Prof. A O Collentine of the University of Wisconsin and Emil Jensen of Menomonie. Fred Ingold of Monroe arranged prizes for the three divisions. Myron E Jeglum county agricultural agent assisted in judging. Alfred Meier northeast of Monroe is Green county chairman of Canton No. 2. Kenneth Marsh Brodhead is Canton No. 2 secretary.
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Green County Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Waterloo
Wis
A. O. Collentine
University of Wisconsin
Emil Jensen
Menomonie
Fred Ingold
Monroe
Myron E. Jeglum
Alfred Meier
Green County
Canton No. 2
Kenneth Marsh
Brodhead
Wisconsin Members Back Postal Pay Bill
Wisconsin representatives voted eight to one to override President Truman and approve pay raises for World War II veterans in the postal field service. Democrats Biemiller and Zablocki joined Republicans Davis Murray O Konski Smith dull and Withrow in support. Byrnes opposed. Keefe’s vote not recorded.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Truman
Biemiller
Zablocki
Davis
Murray
O’konski
Smith
Dull
Withrow
Byrnes
Keefe
Iran appoints cabinet led by Razmara with many newcomers
Tehran reports a new Iranian cabinet led by Premier-designate Lt. Gen. Ali Razmara. The strong-man anti-communist administration features mostly first-time ministers, with only two having prior top ministerial experience.
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Iran
Tehran
Ali Razmara
Michael Monahan Taken in Chicago
Michael Monahan 82 a Gratiot native died Monday in a Chicago hospital after a Sunday stroke in his daughters home Pearl and Harriet Monahan The body goes to Jones funeral home Dix for noon tomorrow Services are set for 10 am Thursday at St Patrick church Dixon Rev T S Green will officiate Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery He moved from Gratiot to Dixon and was a longtime Dixon school janitor Surviving are two daughters a son Roy and a brother Daniel all in Chicago
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Michael Monahan
Chicago
Pearl
Harriet Monahan
Jones Funeral
Dixon
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
T. S. Green
Oakwood
Mr. Monahan
Roy
Daniel
South Wayne Notes and Local Social Tidbits
Miss Mildred Andrews returns to San Diego after a month with South Wayne relatives. Miss Eileen Dietz attended the wedding of Elaine Johnson of Waupaca and Melvin Olson of Rib Lake, both former Stout Institute classmates. Funeral attendees for George E. Maddrell came from Monroe and Darlington communities.
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Mildred Andrews
San Diego
Calif
South Wayne
Eileen Dietz
Elaine Johnson
Waupaca
Melvin Olson
Rib Lake
Miss Dietz
Stout Institute
Menomorie
George E. Maddrell
Tom Foley
Bert Maddrell
Frank Haren
Paul Chapman
Charles Howe
Mmnes
Mayme Maddrell
William Foley
Leo Foley
Ivan Kubly
Harold Kading
A. H. Schneider
Louis R. Wolleson
Monroe
Inez Stephenson
Raymond Kading
Jasper
Maddrell
Marie Niffenegger
Arthur Richter
Donald Leinberger
Victor Howery
G. L. Anderson
Ervin Johnson
Harry Erickson
van Morris
Guy Taylor
Lloyd Wilson
Renzo Flannery
Clark Jenks
Darlington
Walter Raas
Shell Lake
Mmes
Norman Dahl
Juneau
Clarence Taylor
Rockford
DeWayne
Community Figures Attend Wintry Sociales and Weddings
A large group including Youssi Walte Koennicker Mrs Fern Youssi Fred Taylor of Milwaukee Clyde Morris and many others from Janesville Madison Shullsburg Argyle Winslow and surrounding areas gathered for social visits and a wedding. Highlights note Jose phine Wehinger and John H Goodman Jr marriage with relatives from Wehinger family in Monroe and South Wayne attending.
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Robert Swanson
Bernard Hartwick
Roy Wenger
Mmes
Marie Wehinger
Clarence Homb
Casper Maurer
40 Hour Week Out For Welfare Staffs
The state emergency board rejected a request to place 816 public welfare department employees on a 40 hour work week and sent the proposal to the 1951 legislature. Most workers are prison guards at Waupun. directors said funds could cover the change by hiring more staff, but board members opposed diverting money from mental health funds.
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State Emergency Board
Public Welfare Department
John W. Tramburg
Waupun
Tramburg
Two Wisconsin Men Lost in B-29 Mishap
The Far Eastern Air Force announced the names of the dead missing and survivors from a B 29 Superfortress ditched in the Pacific off Guam Friday. Missing are Lt. Grant H. Weidman navigator Baraboo and Cpl. James L. Laplant radio operator Milwaukee. Rescue included Cpl. Gerald A. George Racine.
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Guam
Far Eastern Air Force Headquarters
Grant _H. Weidman
Baraboo
James L. Laplant
Milwaukee
Gerald A. George
Racine
Orangeville Teacher Heads to Europe on Vermont Tour
Charles W. Robbe of Orangeville High School will join a foreign study tour sponsored by the University of Vermont and Vermont Agricultural College. The itinerary includes Lisbon Naples Capri Milan Rome Switzerland Germany Paris London with lectures aboard the S S Columbia. Return set for August 30 from London aboard the S S Samaria or by air.
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Charles W. Robbe
Orangeville High School
Europe
University of Vermont
Vermont State Agricultural College
Burlington
Montreal
Canada
S. S. Columbis
Lisbon
Portugal
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Italy
Capri
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Switzerland
Germany
Paris
England
London
S. S. Samaria
Robbe
Holland
New U S Cruise Ship Launched at Camden
The U S President Jackson a 19 600 ton cruise liner slides down the ways at New York Shipbuilding Corp in Camden N J The vessel features air conditioning and a full time baby sitter A champagne bottle will be broken over the bow by Mrs Alben W Barkley to mark the launch
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N. J
American President Lines
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Alben W. Barkey
No Wheat Quotas Set by Agriculture Department
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture will not propose marketing quotas for next year’s wheat crop. Secretary Brannan said current wheat supplies, though large, are not sufficient to justify controls.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Georgia's Ballot Third Racial Test in Georgia Democratic Primary
In Georgia, Gov. Herman Talmadge campaigns on race as he faces former Gov. M. E. Thompson in a heated Democratic primary. The race centers on segregation, school funding, and appeals to white voters, with congressmen Walter George and John Wood also facing primary tests amid intra party feuds.
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Red-gall
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Dixie
Talmadge
M. E. ‘Thompson
Congress
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
John Wood
House un-American Activities Committee
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Eugene Talmadge
George
Alex McLennan
McLennan
New York
Trash Fish Sell For Little In New England Markets
Readable text notes that trash fish, deemed suitable only for oil and fertilizer, fetch about one cent per pound in New England markets. The itemization highlights low value and industrial use rather than human consumption.
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